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The New York herald., 1869-06-13
ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Strange Coincidence.


At halfpast two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas Lowery, boy aged eight years residing at
52l Greenwich street. was run over at the corner OF
Canal aud Greenwich streets by one Of the dummy
engines OF the Hudson River Railroad and instantly
killed, ten or the cars passing over his head,
smashing 1t TO Jelly. The body was removed
by officers Hughes and Corcoran to the Finn pre-
cinct station house where inquest Will be held by
the Coroner to-day. The engineer, Thomas McDon-
ald residing at No. 53s West Twenty ninth street,
was arrested and will be held TO await the nvesti-
cation OF the Coroners Jury. Parties who were eye
witnesses to the accident exonerste the
engineer from all blame as they state
the boy In the act OF climbing up on one OF the
and slipped. one remarkable feature OF the
case is that OF q respectfully attired German man.
about forty years OF age. name unknown, who Wit
messed the accident stepped from the pavement into
the liquor saloon No. 462 Washington street, called
for glass OF liquor at the bar but before II was
served out him he fell dead the noor IL Ia SUP
posed from heart disease, created by the excitement
In witnessing the accident. lie was dressed IN
black frock coat, black vest, grav pants and DARK
undershirt HIS body was removed TO the Fllth pre-.
clnct station house, where an inquest will DC helu
to-day,
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
The Coionists in Kansas-NIore Trouble Ap-
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARREr-LoSDoN, June, 12-1
r. M.-The following are the closing prices OF the
stock Exchange today
Consols for money, 92I: co1sols for account, 92t.
United states nve-twenty bonds (old) 1rmer as s0h
Erie shares 1914; Illinois Centrals, 94h; Atlantic
and Great Western, 2h.
TRANSPORT BoURsE.--FRArKFoRT June 12-Even-
ing.-United states hvetwenty bonds closed at s6js
soiA for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL, June
12--l =. M.-The cotton market closes shade more
active. The sales to-day have reached 10000 bales.
Prices are unchanged.
HAvRE CorroN MARKEr.-HAvRB June H.
The cotton market opens quiet and steady, both on
the spot and anoat. Tres ordinaire, on the spot
144hf
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-LIvERPooI,
June i2.-wheat 9s. 3D. per cental- for California
white.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvERPooL. June
12-Rosn S. per cwt. for common North Carolina
other articles unchanged.
LONDON PRoDuoE MARKEr.--LoNDoN, June 12-
Evening.-Talow, Ais. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, June 12--Even-
ing.-Pciroleum closed dull at iek Tor standard
white.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
OHIO.
Large Fire In Cincinnati-Loss $4,000 Ru-
mored Loss Of Life.

Large Fire In Cincinnati-I.oss $4,000 Isu-
mored Loss Of Life.
CINCINNATI. June IL, 1869.
At two O'Clock this morning q fire broke out In
Ruggles Baldwin's steam sawmill and shingle fac
tory, al the corner OF Sixth and Home streets.
which was destroyed, with a lot OF shingles and
lumber. The loss is $4,000; insured for $4,000.
The flames extended eastward, burning two story
frame dwelling owned by whateley 4 Co.. and
valued at $500; Auguste Able's two story brick,
valued at $1,000; two small frame lumber sheds,
valued at $500, and Joseph Gasker's frame dwelling,
valued ut 81, 500 On Front street the fire destroyed
Henry Schmidrs two story frame house
partially. II was valued at $4,000. The back
portion OF Hatael Gasker's saddle trea
factory was destroyed. The loss Is s2, 5oo build
ing opposite on the corner OF Home and Sixth
streets several times on fire, but saved. Across
Sixth street from the sawmill several
wagons loaded with lumber were burned also
a lot OF lumber piled up In the yards. The walls
OF the brick building fell In and the telegraph
wires running west were broken. rumor Is afoat
that three children perished In the flames. Eight or
ten poor families about fifty persons IN al are
d cred homeless by this fire. All their furniture is
destroyed. The fire made clean sweep and mode
rate estimate Of the loss Is $4,000.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
spOoTNe AFFaay IN the SIKH WARD.

About ten O'Clock last night, while two fespecta-
BILE females were passing through Pearl street
near city Hall place, one OF the corner statu-
aries, named Stephen II. Maoney carpen-
ter, grossly insulted them, at which Mr.
Onward Coppes, residing at No. 81 CITY Han Place
repremanded him wnereat he drew large six bar
relied revolver from his pocket and pointing II at
fonn.s deiberately discharged one OF the chambers
M hin,. the ball grazing the let side OF his
nose infictng only slight injuries. The
hystanders interfercd and took the pistol from the
hands OF Maloney, who was subsequently arrested
hy oricer McCowan OF the sixth precinct, and con-
yeyed 10 the station house. where he was locked up
ana will be arraigned TINS morning TO answer the
charge.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
VICE PRESIDENT cOLFAx.

At noon yesterday Mr. Cofax took look In at the
Long Room OF the Stock Exchange, and immedt'
atey on being recognized was cheered heartily. To
the call for speech he said, with face full OF good
humor and smiles:-"Gentlemen, we in the coun-
try-like myself, living In the Far West-have
often heard OF you as the bulls and bears.
yet find personal Inspection you
are not 80 ferocious looking. General laughter.i
will not further interrupt you In your business, and
thank you kindly for this welcome reception"
Amid cheers he retired.
Mr.. Colfax and lady will leave New York on tho
Mary Powell Monday Afternoon, at halfpast three
O'Clock, proceeding up the Hudson 30 Rondout.
where they will remain the guests OF Thomas Cor
nell On Tuesday night reception party VIII take
place at Mr.. Cornelrs, which 1t Is said will be o
splendid AFFAIR
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
MISSISSIPPI.

Tho Trial Of Ycracr for the Murder Of Col
epei Crnne-General Granger Ruled on the
Commission-Thc Plea Against Jurisdiction
OvsrruIcd.
JACKSON, June H. 1909.
The military commission In the case OF Yerger is
progressing slowly. The right OF General Granger,
the President OF the Commission, to sit on the case
was challenged BY the defence on the ground that
be had formed an opinion rs to the guilt OF
the prisoner. The defence argued that the
rules governing jures In civil cases govern
also the Commission. The challenge was sustained,
and General Granger withdrew. General swift IA
now President The defence then entered plea
against the Jurisdiction OF the Commission, on the
ground that Yerger, being citizen aud never nav
ing been IN the army or navy Of the United states,
the onence is against the laws OF Mlssissppi,
and insists that under the constitution or the United
states he cannot be tried except by indictment
before the Grand Jury. and that the Commission
has not the right TO try him except on such indict
ment William y. Harris argued for the defence,
and Colonel Layton for the Commission, The plea
of the defence was overruled. The charges and
specifications were read, and the prisoner
plead "nOt guilty" to oil the charges. The pilot
the republican organ freely admits that the difculty
between Yergcr and Crane was entirely of personal
character. The examination OF witnesses will com
mence on Monday Great interest Ia manifested a n
the case.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
VIRGINIA.

The Hughes-Cnmeron Duei-PrncipaIs and
Seconds Reported Gone 10 North Carolina
Efforts Being Made 90 Prevent the Meeting.
RICHMOND, June IL, 1862
since the arrest and release on bail OF the seconds
in the Hughes Cameron duel nothing has been
heard OF either principals or seconds 1t is
reported that the parties have gone to North
Carolina, but every effort to as certain their
whereabouts has failed. Every exertiOn has
been made, both oy the civil authorities and
General Candy to prevent the meeting OF the hostile
parties. Much excitement still prevails here. and
the AFFAIR Is the greatest sensation since the Pollard
assassination, politics even becoming secondary
matter. Many OF the friends OF both parties believe
the duel may have already taken place, and rrom
the character OF the parties deadly encounter Is
expected.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
TELECRAPNIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
-~~-~~-~~~~~~~-~
ANOTHER SEVERE BATTLE IN CUBA.
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The Excitement i'm Paris
Subsiding.
The English Lords Dubious About
the Church Bill.
CYCLONE in CALCUTTA.
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American Interests in the New
Dominion Parliament.
Vigorous Measures Directed Against the
Indians In Kansas.
The English Lords Dubious About
the Church Bill.
CYCLONE I'm CALCUTTA.
American Interests in the New
Dominion Parliament.
CUBA.

Reported Heavy Battle Near Puerto Padre-
Severe Losses-Rum0red Killing Of General
Misunderstanding Reliable, However.
HAVANA, June II, 1869.
Reports have been received here OF a severe en-
Ragement between the government troops and the
insurreotionists at Puerto Padre. The losses are
given at hundreds Among those reported killed is
General Marmol Reliable information however, is
wanting OF this engagement.
Captain Paaf Of the Dutch war vessel Soembing,
was drowned at Kingston, Jamaica, on the lst
instant
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
Herrina's safes

Herrins's safes
IN NEW JERSEY
GREAT FIRE AT CAMDEN.
CAnDEN, June :. 1859.
Messs FAERE, HERRING Co, No. $40 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia a
Bngham's MILL which occurred the evening OF tho
this place, the Safe manufactured by beongi
ing the late firm Of r. NJ Bingham Garrison,
building and subjected very the ragged
several hours and the heat tho
brass plates melted off, and TO SURPRISE
the safe opened found all books papers unn
jured. Yours respectfully, SAMUEL Il. GARRISON,
late OF y. VI. Bingham n Garrison.
HERRTNG'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
The most reliable security from ire known Manufae
tured and sold by -
HERRING FARRELL, A SHERMAN,
No 2bl broadway. corner Murray street. New York.
FARRELL, HERRING Co, Philadelphia
HERRING A CO.. Chicago. - .
UERRING FARREL SHERMAN, New Orleans.
Second hand Safes Of and other makers havng
been received part payment for the Improved Herring
Patent for sale al low prices.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

STABBED IN THE BAcK.-Shortly after tweve
O'Clock this morning John Reiley, OF No S4s Vest
sixteenth street. entered the Tenth precinct station
house aud reported that he had been stabbed in the
back by David Degnan, Of West Twenty.stxth street
The woupds OF Reey had previously been dressed
by phy slcan aud he returned w his h0Ines
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
FRANCE.

Further Particulars about the Partisan Dis.
turbances.
PARIS, June IL, 1859.
The tumults in the streets continued The cavalry
paraded all night again. but met with resistance
Many arrests continue to be made.
The streets became more tranquil after midnight,
but strong detachments OF military were posted in
convenient places to prevent any outbreak.
When the Emperor and Empress drove through
Montmartre yesterday they were entirely unat-
tended.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "material." In the shape
OF Presses. Type, &C, Ac., IL now prepared
10 execute orders with unusual rapidty.
It's patrons and the public know full we'll
its STYLE OF work aud ns moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de-
partment has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands of the public. and
we beg to offer 10 our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders az thev
may see fit 70 give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorably with
any other work OF the kind. Fosters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every de-
scription, Law Printing, kc., &c. Plain
and color work. Wood Engraving done
at short notice and At very low price.
p7 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
GERMANY.

The ZoIivcrein Congress and the German
Consuls.
BERLIN June 12-Evening.
The deputies In the Zolvereln Congress from
Baden have proposed that the North German Con-
suls represent the Southern German States also.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
INDIA.

Calcutta Visited by n CycIone-Great Injury
TO Property.
LONDON, June IL, 1850.
Dispatches from Calcutta dated June o. state that
q severe cyclone has occurred there and in the VI
cinty, doing great damage TO the buildings In the
city aud the shipping IN the river below. The dam
age TO the shipping In the harbor was very slight
Al the last accounts the cyclone was still raging.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
The Tory Pressure to Influence the House Of
Lords on the Irish Church Bill.

LONDON, June 12-Evenng.
Immense tory demonstrations have been held to.
day In various parts OF the kingdom. At Man.
chester over two hundred thousand persons
were present. Resolutions protesting against the
PASSAGE OF the Irish Church bill were passed
and monster petition embodying the substance of
the resolutions sent to Earl Derby for presenta-
ton TO the House OF Lords.
At Liverpool there were 1000 people present.
speeches were made by distinguished persons and
the usual resolutions against the disestablIshment
OF the Irish Church were unanimously adopted.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
Information furnished Tho highest paid for Doubooss
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, Is Wa tlstroet, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Arrival Of Ismail Pacha-An OniciIa Decla.
ration.
PARIS, June 12-Evening
Ismail Pacha arrived here to day.
The following is oficially promulgated to-day
''The recent disorders approach q termination,
owing 10 the strength and energy OF public opinions
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
The Duty Of the House of Lords on the Irish
Church Question.

LONDON, June 7, 1909.
The Times to-day, speaking OF the position OF the
House Of Lords the Irish Church bill, says that
the Marquis OF sasburys anticipation OF the situa.
tion OF the Peers. is now realized. We are In q
crisls-one OF those great occasions when the ma
tonal mind Is fully declared. The Lords defer
TO the country, otherwise the machinery OF the gov
ernment can not be carried on. owing TO the fixed
and unaterable constitution the House OF Peers
must Weld.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Gouraud,s Liquid Rouge for Pale Cheeks
and ps ndelbe imparts the blush Of the IS Bond
street, late OF 453 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

To Kill Moths in Clothing, Fnrs, CARPETS,
&C.. use LYONS INSECT POWDER. II viii do H. Nothng
else viii. Don't wait ill the mischief " done MI theun
BE get Lyons Powder. see E Lyons sgnss
ture on the flask Buy other aud you wu avoid dssps
poinmenl Depot 81 Park row, New YORK
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
Large Number of Arrests.

PARIS, June II, 1869.
About two hundred arrests were made last night
The populace generally assisted the troops to pre-
order and the streets were clear by one O'Clock
No outrages were committed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-Save Is per cent by Purchasing your Sill
direct from the manufacturers FORD TUPPER-
Saesrooms s7 and 1s9 Broadway OF Tenth
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-Burpeft's FIorimeI; an Exquisite Per.
fume resembling fresh rare bouquet Has no
and is for sale by all druggists
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A Perfect Hnir Overwhelmingly Cocoa
perfect the In the world
for harsh and hair irritation Of the scalp, badness aud
daudrun.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-Gouraud's Lilly White, Original, In
quantity and quality SURPRISING the limitations. " Bond
street, late Of 453 Broadway, and druggsts
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Now Ready, Custom Made Fine and Nediuu,
Goats Pants and Vests, at MoKiNLEY's, 5ss Broadway,
corner Prince street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Fstab ablished in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street..
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
A New Jewelry store
\ I

a New Jewelry store
UP TOWN.
GEO. G. ALLEN a SON
have opened Branch OF No. ais Broadway nj
NO. LIS BROADWAY,
between Tweny-sevenih Streets
COLEMAN HOUSE,
with stock OF WATCHES, JEwELRY and FANCY
GOODS. Of their own importation and manufs fscture.
An invoice OF FRENCH JEWELRY, OPERA GLASSES,
&c just received by the City OF Paris.
WATCHES, JEWELRl, &C, repaired In the best
by nrstc
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Cristndoro's Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. 6Asor House.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Corn-, Bunions, Enlurvcd Joints and All
diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE 70 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-NIissisauoi Spring Water, Only Known
remedy and all diseases the Kidneys sale
BY druggists. Depot No. College place. New York
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-ItnIian Lotion for the Complexion Pre-.
vents sunburn and Freckles For sale by Dr. ZACHARIE
zoo Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-Prince Albert Frock and Walking Govt,
custom made at MCkINLEY's, 566 Broadway, cornsf
Princa afr
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-Espenscheid's Tropical Hat.-The Ex-
ceedng this fabric adapted particularly
wear exclusively as genemans business hat ls
entirely all its features The of ventilation
effective original and for comfort has never beea
equaled. ESPENSCHEID,
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
A Fine CompIexIon.-A Beautiful and

yetike skin, free from all bemishes, be producoA
by BURNETT'S KALLISTON which, unlike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action OF the caparss For chaang
Infants musluo bites sunburn roughness OF the akin
has equal For sale by JOHN y. HENRY, No. College
place. and by all druggsts-
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
sTABBiNG MFRAY IN THE SIXTH WARD.

At half-past twelve this morning an alteration
occurred the oyster saloon No. le3 Leonard street,
between John Skey. OF No. 80 Elizabeth
street, and number Of parties present. Skeily
seized oyster knife rushed out into the street IN
pursuit OF his assailants and cut man named Mich
Oas Spraul. few moments later Skuilv
was cut in the back by a knife In the
hands of one OF the parties. Offcer Nc
Gowan, OF the Sixth precint, arrested
Skelly, man named Lotus, proprietor OF the
saloon, and another named COnners, all OF whom
were locked up at the Sixth ward station house.
None of the parties whose wounds were dressed by
Dr. Armstrong OF the Central ofice are dangerous.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
ENGLAND.
How the English Press Regard the Demonstra-
ti0ns In Paris

How the English Press Regard the Demonstra.
tiOns In Paris
LONDON, June Il, 1869.
The Times to-day has an editoriai article on the
state Of affairs in Paris. 1t says the crowd which
demolished the kiosks sang the Marseaise at mid.
night II is not their political power that
Is to be feared; but we must remember that
It long time since crowd has
disturbed the peace Of Paris. The phenomenon Is
worthy OF attention, coming, as it does, after an
election which gave nearly half the votes OF the
country to the opposition party.
The Daily Ne,os also has an article on the subject
The writer says
Europe must look to the independent increasing
minority In the Corps Legislatif for cessation Of
the armed peace OF France, which is hardly less
disastrous to the interests OF civilization than a
protracted war.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A.-Ladies' Faces EDamelied; also the Pre-.
paration for SALE with instructions, by NJ LAUs5ON 76o
Rraadx
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

h.-The Testimony Of n Well Known South
observation-disclosures cannot describe the beneficial
suits have obtained from using BARRY'S TRICOPHER-
Gus. II has promoted the growth OF hair such de-
that II has become a thick OF shining nbres.
Captain ROBERT MCCORMICK, 36 South street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
Use Tiemanu,- Laundry Blac.

DesDI I05 cOasber, street, E.v Vott.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

The Vote Rescinded-The Resolution Fails.
HALIFAX, N. s., June IL, 1869.
The House to-day rescinded the vote OF yesterday
Mr.. wilkins resolutions. Consequently there
Will be no appeal to the English law courts as 70
confederation.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

Commissioner Deano has caused the following
circular in regard seizures to be issued from his
once today
No property seized by any internal revenue oficer
win be released by an order from the Commissioner
until the officer who made the seizure ana the
and collector OF the district have reported the
facts In the case, with their recommendation. had
ample opportunity TO make such report and recon-
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
THE INDIANS.

Protection for the Settlers In Kansas
Vigorous Measures 10 be Instituted by
the NIilitary-The Standardization Of the
savugc-Circular from the Indian Com.
missioner.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
The Envelope Contract.

The contract for supplying the Post once Depart
ment with about twenty million envelopes for two
years, commencing July l, was to-day awarded by
Postmaster General Creswell-5,Ooo,Ooo to George
II. Ray, OF New York, and the balance to Messrs.
Dempsey a o'Toole, OF this city.
Personal.
Among the late appo ntments In the Treasury De
partment is that OF A. @. Mills, OF New York, as
chief clerk OF the Supervising Architects once.
Mr.. Mills is a young man OF ability and a recent
graduate OF the Columbia College, and has large
circle Of friends both in this city aud New York.
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A newspaper published in Maine,
says: :" the fish in Lake Holiey-
buDkemunk, Me-, are said to be su,
perior to those Of either Lake Weel-
eyobaycook or Mooset ockmegantuc
Those Of Chaubgunghogungamaung
were very fine, but they all got
choked to death trying to tell where
they lived.