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, 1869-10-18

srec:al Dcrpasea 10 The Chicago Trbane.

*rec.al Dcrpatca 10 Tic Chicago Tribune.
SE~ Yong, Oct. Il.
THE HERALD ON THE GcCxESicaL coCSciI-
IKE Herald has au cdiIorsal rrsie itE the sthte-
1peht ef the Cir;ta caffriifu tanl the Ec1menteAl
t'ortc:l has been srnmo0ch, not to deliberate on
uad c.cde questions try the vote ot the rn.jIr:ty.
l,ur 10 ralify Iec,elops alrraIy resolved np5n by
The foreign and Iniali!he Port!n. The HetaM
fhlnkt II I. time for CatI1acs in America 10 cat
luc-e f1um IsOEc, and sa.s 1t Is no ~puder Father
H!nclnthe haa lelt his Intellectual nnd moral na-
snrc sEsulled " the programme Of the council,
af.t3 hopes that |! he comes here he will have the
puck and spirit 70 sre4s out, AID give M account
u tht faith that ts ln hln- 1t et+s-s bJ saying:
ave Heel such eabq renee E.at which Father
Iiyaciutht conmsnis- II u preacher merriy,
Why cannot VT hare him for our Pope
II they Mil not 10 things right In Rome,
1T uh have KohG and Pope D: cur own
We hare a cathedral nj bnt rca'fr, Hhich will
setye fof ou- 81 retst's, n. nave money enough
IL provide Tor the legitimate wuuf4 Of q Tontli.
L4i Us s!:c the Ecpmeulcas Council, no1e and
The t,:d WorL Ette1ulls, u lt..oC. TIE v,sit ii
fathcE IIJactLtne Will sE good opportunity. IL
Will ros do for Is to tx lrl " the tai OF Europe
forever
FExIAN MEETING IN IRELAND.
a letter frnso Irelnnt tsAs several nlaSs meet
1rgs hate been held n centIy 10 protest against
the lmrrsol sncnt ot FeulauA A numerous Que
was Rela IN GhsK On 1ne 2ssh OF stIHen1sTf, aha
smother On the same day IN lfrpetaIJ County, 1t
xhsrh resolutions Wtrc passed asking the release
at tie Fc1lap Prtouets.
rKuBAhlK RtGCR sHIrNNECK.
tsotsle has been picked up IN RocIaway beseh
Cn1taintnR note Announcing tne lf,Aa of tne snIn
Cultis aios, Ut New T"st, March 7u in lal!sude s.
a'd 'enE''uHe" i"e "ote !" A8ueo o3 "Alaah
Robinson. Que Of lhe c1cw.
TO THK ASSOCIATE rRESs
1ts7RS.s iunhG THE Iyws ~ wrsrrpx nrs,t.
AEw YnXE t1c. ia rteci,l cae1e a. ran,1rn
s:utn Ian1on @t..txrJat stu,e. inst q s1V
.ttetJ+,f mrr1snr al thr Afa1trr f,urIIts tf,rrer
Fsl SOcitt, hsa t.efn hrii III ier1n TIN rrtnctna1
.nhJrcf titrc11...f wa tho srTrra t1t.tf,rs irs1
1nI nfevniItnr arnonr rna isrart,trs IN u..tsrn
Tuezfa. an.i tnf pr;knecijre snfrr.t:on nf III.
i..wt trnm thai ,.art ~ IN. ~.s,4j r., Srs-,'
, 1869-10-18
TURF.
1icrsc~ EkncfnK In tIlchiaud County.
4sla104

Horses Racing In tIlch1aud County,
491aI0+
..:srcc:a! Dispatch 10 ! he Chicago Tribune,
MANSFIELD, T., uCt. II.
The 1tschsaud County Fair cIt1se, yesterday hy
1'o1:!rg, pacing, and Two runulpR races. The
fltt'tng race n ~ won hy Joe Hooker over Rocket
s.n1 At,lalIah. T1me-2:AG aud a:$A
1it pnc!rE facc ~At ~ou q Maggie Mitchell
Esd s:&i.
TIC FunLtng race for three rear ofds, half rnGle
fr3ts. xRs Won by Ke.l Morocco, over ErauI
*ps md sol Loftanti's Wallte Stallion. lime
3:dt and 1:t4
n the runripR raee. for ait Ages, halt mile hcAtz
j., l. foeA'ett gray stallion wurf In two sfru1Ght
eate, osrr Wn- smith = Er1F CcldtnE and l. HtAf-
1rfdB CeldtpT. T1mt-r Ml, aSs.
The C1sn receipts OF the fair wrrc a'sopt {4.Oo,-
the n1cai successful ever held In ica!a1,d County.
, 1869-10-18

The Eeokuk tfows> Constitution, OF the 13th
trAt has the sei!o*inE notice Of the failure .!
Stnrrts i Co.. Of that ctfg. 1t says:
II ID with the fnoat sIucere regret that we m.
npunct, this morning. ttle Suspension Of ~. n
ssurRIs ! Co. grain deaiers Of this city. Tue
event occurred yesterday. ant rrsultci fToa the
fudden and extraordinary decline recently In 9ra1
At chicago and New fork. No event has ever &C.
cnrrrd IN this city tEat produced such 3 general
expression Of rrGtct among business men Aad MI
other claNcs Ct citizens Ut keokuk, a. the 8u*pen
zion o: Ar. AtuIYts. lie has The confidence and
resneet Of The entire community who deeply ~
pahlEr with him IN lii misfortune, aud sincerely
viii only hc temporary, and that he viii ere Iouy
YtflEne tlCAinrta. y
, 1869-10-18

tJnsncecsHsul::~ Suit .aEnan~t tho Santr
Treasurer
Special Despatch to The Chicago THh1nc.
MADISON, Wis.,, Oct. 10.
in the Clt! Court today civil suis WIS tiled,
thought By Que Harrington. against State Treas-
user Smith, to recover certain fees pail IL the
Schop! Land Comusf si0neF Oh the Etunpd that
they were Illegally CHARGED. JUSTICE baItzel DEM
oc1xt decided that thelc was no causo OF ncl!oo,
thus establishing that the charges o1 defraua!nK
thu people aud c4acsnE Illegal Ieea, which thu
luuuuea,
, 1869-10-18
4 Few 1ltnts on ahr Arrange nj ens o
(ctHcEefieAs
NJ II. r. A. ClKTKL4Sp.

Frrtr tAs A,rsrt-rn EnitF<t,
nv eas! nt'rntoh 1t sh''*c who arc engaged IN
directed TO The selection and improvement Of 4
suitable aoca.ion fnr n cemetery. The ah.olurc
nt7r+fisg OF = cemetery IN every case Ia 10 OH
sfnually left uDproskleL Tor, tlll Tho dcmsnd It,
co1!es imperative: and, thrn, In MANY casea an
lntudx1oua selection y naic, aud the xofE Of IN.
The t1t1lrr, anil when, tn time, It becomes a.
Holussly pcccsssFr 10 adopt so1u1 q stem, II ID
found otten thai the loca.an haa been loaitc.ous-
bur:als have heeu 10 conducted that I. IL mpos.!-
bic to ah0pt Euch An as1angonent Of the ground
as wonld te most to accordance win oon-
secured and p1oIesi, lasl oat while tnc Original
burning ground. IN which, Perhaps. MANY oi the
hiotch In the n'dsl Of the more taa,efuuy
adorned cemetery which adJotrs It. 1t Is dis
sEseefut aEd saoTs xsnt Of r.oper re:eecr: not
Of The living, that such An experience Hhou'd coz
ttoue tc te repeated. WheEesss2a community of
ne rs '9oa ~ BE-
ment Of tue dead instead Of leaving Il unttl nects
SIT enforces the selection. when those Who
pesnaps, have .psses before given ths
a1oased a1D! 10 he 1neucat me- ''aaSns .aea
they are bowed down With sorrow, and Incapable
Of gts'n9 the Thought and attention to tho require
nents Of the ca4e which 1t demands. Tae cemc-
tcfy ought, md NAY essi.5, be made Al obkect Of
stuasuss au.stsst tn eFel5 toNp. ana *na 70
Inan! eeaulllnl cxamfes a. nfe NOW 10 b. fount
tospaRlt tat tAuo, u eAnnos uG otaer tlAn nat1
oMe0 or ton enAfAcItf % 8n5 place 70 nnd that no
nlsnuoo ~ Been paid 70 III taste1al arrangement
ana neeeiauon.
une Of The rrtnetrs! difficulties IN securing the
tEsi uetF.ormen! Vi tns hA'u1a! teAntt Q! tact
" Anu oetoLeo 70 saca FutPost nAs Afaseu
Sna .auia sae o4'u;A -; tesIe - eses3 o.o*ner ~
a.'.sn t.. " M o@n W - p.AsnS "aA1eseF Trees or
tn1 - w ~ nS Ms! ns!i"o - !ants;
aca1 .nrcr The1 - nt ,tT .ess ~ o. Anh
srs1c rh,rh - -..',c, ~ - a ~ . neat i.a Ata
i'rM .nu,d -. ~ nss inngE1 mug.
vrS.t fn,t ~ hs.nt; l. 40 eIon~i r. .Ssnas
,rHenriteir t. 1.s~nGes mo1ntannn. nd MsnEsH
~ rh.[.ctsr r. - ~ ~ ax,rit ~ n.sn. a4H y
m.ste e. a.,s.- 1E aG .xi. 1e1uSA EutFs "
e,1,t,..t 1,s IT, ahn! soo ~ LILY ,e &c W
e.,t...a. ",. -, - 49,, r - - .us Hat's.
M'.s tu'' ~ a1s op!tlluE.ea ni inI e.
seLSsn n.'s, Sn.ea soapIse rue caiei caaM o.
S 80 oe3 ee set0teo " VIEWING IL sctess IL open
Az. =, ,,.-n-.,..,-, ......
.o"t ets!3 iol-oNueE y " e4teuHFe ceIe-
te19 aao*eu 70 plant "I1t ae Fieases on his
~ ~, = .. =. ~ uas nua ~! Iat I'll posso4nt3
" 3enGtA. Sase. ~ spesouy tosl oas. as me Uees
tae5 osS4t 70 csokoea y 70 tessfo5 tnetf
nsanss; ~ s ano sise soooIs aoa aepfat
Mo e1se1'us e1pseMioo Mhscn most detHable
70 feeule: ana most consonant win Tue CaFsstiau
eentin.saLA 1ae lAct 1As !opg oeeo apparent IN
@spS .. tae naaes ssMete7es OF inc country. IS
itueA - Lweise " piaSen !ea1s aao II Haa become
asa y. ~ ~ ~ - AIu1sn tna4 Aa eaoIt E9s
tesne ~ ~; sLs1 ~ jecoas .aaItos. o1t
,thn'1 tog1 ns, nnn,rT ~, =, ~ SoaM A tooSosa
t,ca rNH @,h a. ~ :; ~ .as. au s1uss y
a-oAS 49, - 80 s1&ttu tsA@A1E ~ u1
, 1869-10-18
INDIANAPOLIS,

The fint cssNr$ lkN Dcac-
Eatcs to tho >ts Louis Eonyeu-
tl0b@ Etc.
srtclai lkrpaich 10 Tue Chicago Tnhnne.
lAD1AHAts1IS, Oct Il.
The cac IL the 1i1ceEnts IAllruai was clusel
up on Saturday, and the road Il nov in running
tEer let cen Ills city and F,ncenncs. 1t WILL be
oItpti fer business u Il ieE IA}s-
stSC1 n fH.lbs I-rt nj the Ehstnter OF Commerce
on SATURDAY., Bn apiIo'nte! bffecu delegates II
atteud 1te National Capital Cunye:lttou at s..
Louis
, 1869-10-18

Eesrns. Oct ia nrr, early this morning de-
str'.H*l tls afcr7stk Petroleum Refinery Works,
n East 3s0ssop, !Le!uaDc 2,,ssa BIS Of cra!r nc
quantity Of naptaa. Together with extensive and
valuable naeh,ncrJ: II Is supposed lna, The rrc
originated from ahr hnr>tnE Of nartha IN the still
ruoD. Loss estimated a. E.N,n9t Insurance
ktnai!- The works we're owEed By Wi.kason,
CATER ! 70.
, 1869-10-18

S.sdict an n Long-continued Suit.

$tEdict an n 1onE-ConttnucdS Suit.
S9te!sl Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune,
FORT WAYNE, ind, Oct Il.
IL Jole, 1sG1. the township Trustee, named
soeAHan, ~hiie driving ac,o*s tho track Of the
oatasA Naslruad- close 10 th1s place, WIS struck
Y u passenger Train an, Killed. FIVE thousand
eo.!a's aaniAees *ah castmed, anu tic
E!aF 1As trtu ryef since IN ftrte.tsnn
Recently. oy change OF renns r.
Auat!ng'3on COUNTY, the ease va. tYted ther.. and
5cste!0Af INT Jury re:uEnch yes,tict In r.E,r ~
rlstnt!n, ETnnlne tho ~um ano.e sacntioncd ~ ~
Importance OF the case atis4c,ei atteutlon an,nny
The icc. fraternity. and The resnst was nnI'nm..1
1unktd sos Eur The defence. Judge s;e~att nf i;
EAns por1; and for the prosecution. WIZ, "a r :.
<'bttf.ef, Et1.+ Of This rits, f''s ".
1'tAteer cultlnacs c!eat AMI COOL with h,.vr
ffu$ts. ~ AeA'J
, 1869-10-18
Albany 9'NttIe fuurkrt.
EIreiL DefpAsrh 70 1hs Chksxo T,iaupc.

ALRANf, Ut8 T.,
Cattle EuErly It cattle for the werk, Atul It1snf
Eo.si .nd lr'ets r1le T. i. hkhes. L. u. C"on sold
.srraelaE 10 h., sts i Gsnsi+7 Il aveTsstnE lin
!Ex e. ~. :. &C. = a*.1ak!nx Log - =: :'.c; !!
artIas,nk 1.1m H. 4 ete Il klotser. y
Hr@'. sses.sss q Id i. at ,@sa ~
q. arcEaE!uE Len IA At Sc s.. arrraEinx 80 -. u
tc: Il. AFeIHEIp8 1.ta1 e.. 1t X; HruSy keter+ ~
::s..f,ns L4tn ~: .tste: Z relty, - +yera&io.
14A -. Af ffHr, IL Gtft, 81 sFrfASinE l,lno EA. n
&c: J. AunitsM. u .srraEsoe f.0on ~ Il 6: Eara
s1s M.rd, =: Ase, :Snf - r. 4 ~; u: hHfns, =
= AvetHxane l.t'v III. 1t tse: 6t. asersktns
t.cl0 r.. 1t Che: ii 111AA Aress{lus
lse {. d. Lid. nj s4e: aud ~.
erzktn& l.nta, at tt.
thetp md la1nfs dull md urscrs satt 4 lnwer
aales ot 1M9 bead, ii fpt sbt1. sQh t*2ae foI
taI1ba.
Alter ln<tfTpp lon It two week. IN cotseaucoce
tie kTrA1 ttoyEu Of Ursebes EaTisauon the eAQ4l
= q be EtsUU I'd tomorrow.
, 1869-10-18
INDIANA

savage AstEnY, tkc~nIttnK in tho
Death Of Three H1~n-Mor~niruts
OF n Wig iIHsacc Com m1nlttcc-Tcrsintr
Dem ntoEulizAti0m.
Lnr1sv1lIx, tvt: ia .ll.grarcfn1 shoo;ipR
a1alT LcfIrreA n Tas sk,rsstlfe, WarGlrk GailHty,
Ind. On Sunday, resulting In thc death of twu, il
not fhses, men. The difficulty Was betwern two
Ntu named Spfingstan Gu The one ktdc, an,t two
named catk on the other, III which tIarvcy
sprtpGston ~as killed. and hts hrotaer. AtsH,
20 badly wounlcd thnt he 'ti,al eonn sfteswaul.
Harvey fpnoEtton was rrrrntly par,i0ntss out OF
the leptseutIary. The difficulty 0E.gtnA'c,f In Z
anpntc about the settlement Of some necouuL
shortly after The shooting nutufrr Of citizens,
who comnoee teiIccnslituse:i Vigil
ancr COMMITTEE, proceeded a5u1-t snd eqpnped to
the residence nf Moss Rice, ho had tHen warned
10 leave the neschsorhood By the frth lnsi and
trtd ttyefat shots, frightening hin. r0 that he
c;eazvsi ont IN hurry. iraysnR The delRhhnrhocl.
The Srnngstons aEc sad to belong 70
luces, who bad ytcn warned 10 lrnve
tut pAtd no attention 10 the warp!ng WAS found
dead IN the oc3,s. near the town, ehos; and the
two Wl:,tiaSh!:s, father md ron, who refused 10
fafe sn5 part either far .. against the committee
wcse aiso NaFned to !casr The ne.ghhorhoo.l, 4
ttsrhle ktatc ot aiArs exists; ait Ii y .ntd!nF re.
Pie ecctr to t,e raralF Lr1l.
, 1869-10-18

Yacht ReEnttn-Prfp0n nA1-Eu1t r.

SAcha ReEnttn-Perponn nt-
grant Un1oD-new Railroad.
SAH FRAfcisco. ttcL 1k-The San Fs1nctsco
Y4cht C1ub, which recently erected their ci1o
horse, held their ntBt regatta to-day. Tae wealth.
er Wa favorable. md these Was / large a.ten.
dance. 1beyacht Emerald Won the prize.
The Archbishop Of Oregon and the Bishop OF
few daTe ago.
The California En!grRnt Cniou has completed
it, organization {. I. Hopkins, Il selected rrts-
ident.
The conttructton Of the California Il Oregon
Railroad "a commenced Deor MArysvtlle. Material
for 1s0 miles IL On hand. The work will be EjGur-
ull&ly pushed.
Governor Yn.grave cas returned 10 Victoria
from the t'srlfoo country. The CaIlboo an ! kec-
totlae mining news Is favorable.
, 1869-10-18

3e&E, md H,sde applicable fur the further su9sc-
Ton q ihe naslonsl debt He xzrs th4s m
annual invest ent uf ft1 roo at stx per ce1s IN
= sinking 1und = III e1ttngush the ent1fe principal
Of our debr 70 1ess 1ban fifteen .eas4, Of II TIC
eeautoofon to the shifting f1nd Be limited 70
"a oM ade PER Aannm It st1 per cent land 4
WITH HoTSaAf sent.tpent,. tho INV WI oulJ b ex-
teF6ed - twentJ-thfec yesrr, and between these
peItodz jon hare the exact lime waen the pfesent
EntAked,
, 1869-10-18

81. LOTS, Oct. 1.-THE mammoth caisson for
the large pier OF the fHlroi* and ST. Linus tF1dee,
Nas successfully launched today. at rArpnAeiet,
Meamtfr, 70 ,:s POSITION IN the river, In front Of
me CITY. i ~c1chG so tona. The drst stone Of
aae PIER *1ll he hid III II on Wednesday next
, 1869-10-18
RF1kHfnn4.

missionary Church. nuubet,cx nav a,,oay 400
,S rons wnl no't ioc'r r*enrs :fourtt aunual con.
moIe delsratss II s s,} Ttf} 10 nc..o*: About 9oo or
eet alnss "ili undoubtedly bc int resting nul I'm.
, 1869-10-18
THE PRESIDENT AND THE GOLD
EXCITEMENT,

4 Statement by General Grant.
The New York LeJatr p7blshea the following
correspondence between Robert Bouce1 and Gen,
ernl Gsant:
, 1869-10-18

RICHMOND. ttcf. 1i.-Au d s6e ucmbe4s Of the
LegAlatuIe afT1sed TO night 1ts Wes,rm meru.
ters sEe talking about Judge fead ,efon ~
candtdAte Tor the United states Seeste tom
tfat Iorfaoa Of the State, &ph then csst.
ing their yoica for Z caadidAte 5eletsed
, 1869-10-18
New York Ltyr stock Market.
Sbext.t D+snrfeh TO The ChIca q, Tr1ipne.

Nxw fuAk, Ok. II.
BeH-Reeeap.s ef cattle CT ksAtufd.5 l1s head. III
s<.d It ene!angrd hsurt+. ufdlnafr 10 good ,teess
ss:s,aaS ~ s. ID. M.rtet nos 70 eooa =. on
r.ss q r,t:.e shee? .ola :: s.s ri, e yey ehis
market eull; elos-d weak It lpt.c foE the bzs
1nd 4c fair to prime. Uscbsed hpfs weaker
I'll tetd 4. fir cisT -
, 1869-10-18

BTEELK 4 FANTlY,
KKKkrAfLz ApTkkI14IE8 AnEXIx, pFAtBpX3 JUXA
IRE n uDtSG24
Af& a4tAi1<i "a ~ Ju TE3Bry1
q ~, ioxt~ rstA'~ s.i ai-' (c~ s.t 4aiy h~AlK =
8nstA@y SsKstaPsT kaFWsAs IA AnsF.<A, al pA.iAA
r. lxes F-N-.. E<;A4iSs f1~ oak %4s.Lr u Pa1rs d
jrN4, JMatsAv1 erutis
, 1869-10-18

ALh4Ss. Oct f1.-Rell2nie Information has been
tNsssea 10 This CITY that the b1eaks In the Ere
~ nna att !epaartal. AID thai WAl~s WAS let into
tuuato N-notIow no,ptrr
, 1869-10-18

nEAR SIR: y new planet vas lt4coresed
Lcfe last night about midnight 1t belongs to the
asteroids, and will bear the number lp9 Of that
group From yepraied measurements tue post.
scn resulted Al 80 O'Clock II deg ahd min. 10
tisclnatIop, with = rapid motion almost parallel
TO the EQUATOR. IT. brightness Il equa1 70 that of
c t.a. OF thf tenth magnitude, mud 1t has last
parsed !3B opposition with the Auu. Your1 ferF
respectfully. {. Il. F. PE14R4"
, 1869-10-18

ArGtsfA. Nc, Nct little t.yrr rr.r,a,, its
n 1Ent this ntno, blt 1t II 10 ,aIno i. ~ net
The quite a hl3h ~ On the ::h Tna ,l.marn
dtpe Eight The Al1r1p ceased ,zat nicht
, 1869-10-18


yTIsFAFKh An<EE-1sI:o AGESHA
Afs aatA ~t:.j r-feir~ o3+ef+-rrrss THf fRTp
rE at nsr sos~" r<A Asso. asF.s - rsts,s" aft-sr
hs-M<~ks 4otsers for oil NKEGFAFEA1 On MAnAK1xEf
lis cry 11aq~ae<> n tAs 6. TtrYt,rt fAs F-h
1AAzs1' loaAH 1,rtrrs-
OTT1cI, &. Dx&LucRx-s1.
, 1869-10-18

lnAT}.-
New ORLEANS. tEt, 11.-ca1tain kane, OF the
steamer Kot' 1ioy, briggs Information OF the de-
stEuctioa, h! drc, on Thursday night, Of The
Louisiana SLATE Seminary. near A1e11n1Ffa. Tue
sAstd. Ine loe- IA 2nouf IN mo which there u
no tn>nrancc. The IRE is believed 10 haSe haeia
thcEpIk Of an lnccnti1ry.2
, 1869-10-18
Discovery Of Auether Axtefold by Ur.
Peters,

fFnrN fht Ehea q. II L+Fdl4, On. Il,
II. I. II. I. Frte0, the astronomer OF ltch-
tetd Observatory, Hamilton College, has already
diseovtsed eight asierptds and Introduced them
Nsh the dates Of their discovery, are ~ follow:
ftron:a. No. =. May -. ls6I: EuT.tlce, No Is,
SEPT. r. 1st4; Fngza, No. =, Not. II, Ist9
II: No: y, sept IL, 1865; Tnt,oc. Nd "a juus Il,
lsts: tadlne. No. q, Juty ;, 1867; Ianthe, No ~
Apnl Is, leGs: Miriam, No loe. August r, Is8s.
modest md patient explorer Of the heavens
froM hls simple tower On College Hill Clinton,
he has pursued blu t1fyeJ OF the azure nclhB, and
tn his allgent quests new planets continue to up
pcas. We have the pleasure ot recording thst Dr.
lf1crs, Oh the night Of The 9th inst, brought uu-
der the selcs cope new pl1utt, before unseen hy
will Be tumber lu9 Of the astesoids, and should
beat nAHe 10 honor Of the Observer who has
added 10 less than nine to tho uumbs.r Of planets
known to our BtEttm-
Or. retezB thus modestly announces his new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE HUDSON CITY DISASTER.

DEATH OF ANOTHER YICTIM-CoRoNER's IN
QUEST.
The third victim Of the accident at st. Jo-
seph's Cathedral, in Hudson City died yesterday When
the arch fell Robert Tghe George Burns and Lawrence
OCOnner were thrown down with the soaold and were
buried beneath the tmbers and stones which were in
staEtly hurled down. The body Of Tghe taken out,
and found that his skull crushed and his body
and limbs rendered almost shapeess by the heavy mass
that had fallen upon him. Burns was only slightly
injured. O'Conner was found to be insensibe from
wounds produced upon the head and chest From the
effect Of these he died yesterday morning The other
victim LuCIus Andrews, died after the falling OF
the walls The inquest, which commenced by COro-
Warren Wednesday, continued at the Pallsade
House, In Hudson City, last evening numerous at
John Hogan, stone mason, was the first called
and the taking OF the testimony given by him occupied
the greater part OF the evening He testified that he DIS
covered the opening in the wall Immediately after the
"ceners struck and that he called the attention or
Mr. Hdrews the Superintendent to H. he also warned the
men; Mr. Andrews and Mr. Whyte were looking at tue
wall he thought when 10 fell, about five minutes after
had called their attention TO the break which was
by Withdrawing the supports The witness stated
In answer 70 question by turyman, that 10 was Gus
tomary strike the centers" after the arch had been
completed week; he thought that these were not
thought not braced sufficiently well, and IL was his
opinion that tho arch would have fallen IL the centers
had been struck. Tho rain OF the preceding night
together with the absence OF what he thought to be the
necessary braces between the piers was in his opinion
the cause OF the accident The testimony OF the second
to the OF the accident The inquest then adj
jOurued ~ Saturday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
sMALL pox IN oUARANTNE

The North German ship Admiral, Capt. Has
soop &C days from Bremen with 23 storage passengers
and crew OF 10 men, arrived at Quarantine yesterday
morning. having board large number OF cases OF sma
inc port but did not spread TO any extent among We
assengers until within the past two weeks None OF te
Gases have SO far proved fatal and only one chd ded Oh
Group during the passage On arriving AT sn,
The sick were NJ once sent 10 inc Sinai
Pox Hospital BlackwelPs Island, ana the Wen
passengers vacciDated. The vessel Is az presse.io
detained at Quarantine for observation, ana none u INC
ma saeugcrs Will be allowed 70 land wllle there j.
pTohabiDty OF any new breaking out among theh
he following are the OF those sent TO hOslai
FTcderka Ernst Adoph Ernst, Anna Maria Ernst MARIA
Won Helms, Auguse Tuppcn, Matllde lnlpeh LOUIS \
pnst SOuGe ROst, Clara Muller Herman DlulIci fIIu
erjIa Fanlkman Katrina Usthmann, Lena UsthniaHn
Tda Isthmann Frederick Wilhelm, Christian H. nahI
iGeien Brumberg, Louise Brumber2, FREQ Nlheiil'
Pretwz Jonathan Pretwz, Frederka Faulkmahn' mar,
Keup. Max Helms, Bertha Helms, halilha NUM-
Frederka ley, Anna Maria Ley, Joseph Kip' heluiei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
Weber An Fifth-aye,

This practical combination Of German thh With Yankee enterprise
which neaes Of weseaoued lamber quite vel az
Wsgne Tanuhauser recently asserted itself the Pahay
Of SIeenthst Albert Weber has bui 1inoFos
Establishment attracted great deal Of attention Aud
well IL might Of the practical experience which
experts tell given bis Instruments such great prreninea has
been made available It evidence Of success
which overlooked aud shows az Increase Of busss which
has OF late been The eu location the eonTe
neuce the pleasant and elegant Surroundings mast S
attract s larger crowd Of professionals and amateurs 70 his Place
than ever and doubt the popularity Of ibe restless
and energetic maker splendid Instruments ALREADY great
artists such Parepa Kellogg Topp Mills Pason hssoa Bdsov
and Others them publicly aud privately and give them their
sanction by using them at their concerts
The wealth metropolis call weber hsr pct
PnonAke and Weber Piano in the paror at drawing
roo yoad argue either musical the requisite snouat
Of geeubacks Who would be willing to plead guilty to asesaeI
ofe itherf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TRIAL OF sUpERAYNUATED POLICEMEN

Yesterday afternoon, before Police Commits
soners Bosworth and Mannere, brought for trial
the cases certain policemen against whom charges Of
incompetency arising from old age debility, had been
preferred. PatrOlman Michael HaCgcTy OF the lifth
Precinct has July g. 1865 lost t days from sickness
Hugh McEroy Of tine TCnth Precinct has, IN the same
Seventeenth Precinct has lost u days ana unt 10 DO
patrol duty. Patrick Kelly OF the Twentieth Precinct
has suffered extremely from rheumatism. He
has lost 2i0k days. Patrick Rice OF the
Twepty.siNth Precinct disabled during tho
riots of 1863 and has been lame since He bas been en-
ployed In the Office OF the City Hall Police
Keeping the books OF the Precinct John b.
Davis Of the Twenty-ninth Precinct has lost
s36 days Sergeant Thomas Wright Of the ryiourth
PrectEct has for over year past been incapacacd
from performing active duty by reason OF paralysis ~
the lower limbs. He has performed desk duty ~ the
Station House. however He has lost 1881 days Henry
uesschard OF the FOrtyhfth Precinct, aged 70 years
was alleged TO be incompetent on account OF MS al,
vanced age. He has lost but four days however, ana
when he made his appearance before the ConlsAOnfIs
looked considerable younger than many men against
OF the First District Court Squad Is tie
officer who struck on the head with hatChot.
about four years ago, by a drunken fuihan Whom
he was trying arrest I'm the Eighteenth Ward Ocer
Arnoux lost days but claims 10 be much improved
OF late, and able 70 do duty In the court 10 when ne II
assigned. David Roach for many years a most
efficient member Of the detective squad, but has
been confined 20 his room Tor -FOUR years past
by paralysis and there IS chance Of his
recovery Charles Gardner Of the Twenty sl1th Pre-
cnct who has been growing blind for several years paA
has sent his resignation TO take ehect on august
All OF these cases will DO submitted to the iu bOaIu u
Police Commissioners