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The New York herald., 1871-10-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States nagshp Severn, from the Nor
folk Navy Yard, passed Fortress Monroe yesterday
morning, en- route for New York, TO be present at
the reception OF the Russian Prince Alexis
Midshipman Nathan Sargent has been detached
from the practice ship Constellation and placed on
SICK leave; Firss Assistant Engineer William p. U.
West from the Saranac and placed on waiting
orders
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FATAL ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY.

At half-past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Adeline Muniz aged nine months. was fatally In
jured by falling from the second story window OF
the house "A Mott street into the yard.
Josephine Carr. aged three years, OF IS West
Forty.sccond street. fell out Of the third story
window OF the above house yesterday afternoon
and was instantly killed.
The Coroner has been notified and will hold an
1nQu0et to-day.
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s r "A 1 N.
The Ministerial Crisis and Cabinet Diff
iCuItieS Of Amadeus.
Seniors Sagasta, Gorilla and Espartero Unable to
Relieve His Hajesty-Admiral Malcampo
Accepts tho Premiership-The Men
Who May Be Called to Office.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. Oct. S, 1871.
The following report presents resume Of the
public situation, Ministerial and political as it pre-
walls in the city this morning in consequence OF King
Amadeus council dlflculties:-
GARNET MAKING.
GenefM Esparter0 having declined to undertake
Lhe formation Of q Cabinet. as requested in the
Kings telegram, addressed to him at LogrOno. as
heretofore reported, Sefor Sagssa advises Amadeus
to invise Senior Gorilla torcconstruct the government
ana remain at Its head
II is not probable that this advice will be fol-
lowed.
sAGASrA IN OFFICE AND GORILLA RESIGNS.
Senior Sagasta having been elected President OF
the Congress Tor lower branchl OF the Cortcs the
Gorilla Ministry rendered their resignation OF olce.
ESPARTERO DECLINES.
King Amadeus next requested General Espartero
to assume the task OF forming new Ministry.
Espartero declined the honor with the usual ex-
pressions Of i0yal acknowledgment or the royal
honor.
ADMIRAL MALCAMPO ACCEPTS.
The King of the Spaniards then sent for the dis
unguished oflcer Admiral and Brgadler ]. NAL
campo, and rendered the portfolio OF state to his
hands.
Admiral Malcampo accepted ONCE. and immedl-
ately set about the formation OF Ministry
The Admiral has considerable experience in the
management Of State affairs, having already held
the commission OF Commander General for the De-
partment OF Havana.
THE MEN WHO MAY SERVE THE KING.
1t Is generally believed that the Premier. Admiral
Malcampo, will organize Ministry with the follow
ing persons In ONCE wiz
MacampO. Premier and Minister OF Marine.
Alvarez. z........... Minister Of the Interior.
OOzaga. Minister OF Foreign Affairs
COlmelr0. ........... Minister Of Justice.
BaSSOu. ......... Minister or War.
CandAu. :. !. 80. Minister OF Finance.
Beranger (probabyl. Minister OF Pubnc Works.
1t Is reported that they Will take the oath OF ONCE
to-day.
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TtlsspAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. s, 1871.
telegram from Bombay, which reached this
city this morning. reports that insurrection had
broken out In the Portuguese settlement OF Goa,
on the west coast of india but the military force in
charge OF the station had been able TO auel the dis
turbancc
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Eva, N.Y.Y.o, Mr.. Tracy. sailed yesterday
s1of Glen Cove
! .Yacht Madeline, NY.Y.C.. voorhies, from New
York. passed whitestone yesterday en- route for
Sleenport
Yacht sea Drift NY.Y.C., Mr.. Major, left anchor
4ge on wnitestone yesterday and proceeded to Mar
rA0nng0tS
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Major III. A. Hambright, Nineteenth infantry, mas
been ordered 10 Fort CoIumpus New YORK harbor,
to conduct detachment Of recruits to the Depart
mcnt OF Dakota Second Lieutenant Gustavus va
Iois mas been ordered 10 ST. Louis TO conduct de.
tachpent VI recruits " nls re9Ment 10 AeAaA
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f IRs. WHARTON, the alleged poisoner, was
raigned in the Baltimore Court yesterday,
but entered an application for change Of
henue, and it is probable the case will be re-
moved to Annapolis. The prisoners aver
IAent that she cannot have fair trial in the
Baltimore Court is the cause Of the change of
venue.
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CINCINNATI, 0cf. 8, 18Th
The new College Of the Eclectic Medical Institute
was dedicated tonight. Professor King delivered
an eioquent address, which was Wen received.
Professor howe read poem, which ELECTED hearty
applause. the college never opened under more
favorable auspices.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Health Of M

Health Of New Orlea ns-NO Fever In the City.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s, 1871.
Drs. Glove. Halliday, Smith, Brickell, Bemis,
Burns, Beard and a great many other prominent
PHYSICIANS publish statement that there exists no
yellow fever In New Orleans, and that the city has
been remarkably clean throughout the summer
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- oass with men o. doobtfhl nsEik but nsn
lke Seward always twinkle IN the heEison Of
nme, and the homage rendered to him by the
Nlkado. the Khedive and the Sultan 10 like
wise homage to the greatness Of the Ameri-
Can people.
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SUICIDE.

Fort MONROE, Oct. 8, 1sTl>
sergeant Lomis. OF Battery G. Fifth artillery, CON-
mitted suicide this evening by jumping on the
wharf, Domestic lnfeliciU Is supposed 70 nave
becn tha cause
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

PITrsBURG, Pa, Oct. 8, 1871.
President Grant was to-day escorted through the
leading manufacturing establishments OF the city
and snburbs and left at six O'Clock this evening by
the Pennsylvania road, gong directly to wash
ms
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ROME Oct 8. 1871.
His Imperial Majesty the Emperor Of Brazt,
attended by q distinguished party, Is expected to
arrive In this city about the 10Th day OF November
After their reception by the Pope and the enjoy.
ment OF the sights and hospialires OF Holy City
the royal tourists will 60 to Suez to view the great
work OF the Suez Canal.
FRENCH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
The Marquis de Sayre. French charge d'Anaires,
has arrived here.
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ENGLAND.

The Workingmen's League and Labor-strike
Movement Extending.
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A Chance for Working M0n.-ln Order -
enable the Industrial classes witness ~
immense West Flushing tho manager haO so1nso1
price 30 children. d cenAos
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Provincial Complaints OF German
Military Rule.

Tho Mission from Paris to Berlin -Disarming
the Nationals-No Peaco with Convicted
Observation-Disclosures Canvass
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A.-A.-$2 Saved ON FaI! style ascnf1eDeas
Dress Hats. Largest stock offered al retail.
G. o. ID. HAT COMPANY, Is Cortlandt s1gooA
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best on ~
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable
AL ~
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Billiard Table Home fer S30.-4n0 0e1N
cues and balls; no extra required DtaaeAm mAuaA
free. ABBOT NICHOLAS, 30 Liberty streoas n. Z.
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A.-i'hnlOn's New Porfnmce,
III LOVE You"
ana "WHITE ROSE"
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r Q M e.
The Imperial Visit from Brazil tl
the Holy City.

From Rome to Euez-Relations Of France to
ths Papacy.
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Royal Havana Le ,stery.-The HlsAest Rates
paid Tor Doub0ons, all kinds or C3Old and Saver.
TAYLOR CO., ianksrs, is Wal s.rcsk New York
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The Wilsen 81 attic SOWING Machlne-Tae
osss and cneapen ns In tho word prlDA
"om $$Ss JAW; eS paymsnts Salearoom7 IN broadway
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The Yellow Fever In Charleston.

CHARLESTON Oct s. 1871.
There were two deaths from yellow fever during
the past twenty -four hours.
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spikes Toothache nropA,s Care In Oue MN.
us.s-HlLLS HAiR DYE. aackoe brown. only 50 csntA
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M Been = Waiter Aef !

US that people v submit TO the tcstusetand -
headaches whom they sAv Obviato ho
agreeable complaint No who Hats purchaeed
bsen known 70 suffer from vem. Qieomedx 70 puroAao
only Aats manufactured or impAIbU1 by Knox.
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INDIA.

Insurrection at Goa and Prompt Action Of the
Portuguese Troops.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

OCTOBER q
1SGl-Napoleon and King William OF Prussia mes -
COnpiegne.
ls4s-An insnrrcction occurred in Vienna, Austria:
Count Lat0ur, the War Minister, murdered ~
the mob.
1s4l-Louis Napoleon sentenced to imprisonmona
Tor life for his descent upon BOu0gno.
l777-Forts Clinton and Montgomery, ON the Hudso0
River, taken by the British, under Sir henry
Clint0n, after q sharp battle.
A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Go
direct manufacturer .ESPENSCHEiD. lib Nassau =
A.-iIcrriug's paicns
CHAMPION SAFES,
aoi Broadway. Murray
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| Crista dOro's Hair Dye has NO R1pnl ln eAo
world tia the and reliable OF asy eodevoE
The New York herald., 1871-10-06

Hafs.-DO You Want
A Gcnteman's Dress Hat
Dazzling or sober Felk H. or
An Unpra1ending Cloth HAsf'
Find them In areah variety at moderasD pc SVesnl
WARNOCK 4 CusAy6t9. Broadway
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brought in, and the halls leading TO the court room
were soon thronged with motley crowd anxious TO
the prisoner and listen TO the details that were
Of the press were admitted until the hour designated
for the opening OF the Court.
Al i've minutes Of ten O'Clock Judge Gilmore came
in took his seat and raped the Court to order and
MRS. Wharion's counsel, /. hewitt steele and John
H. Thomas Immediately followed, and at once held a
consuJatlon with their client. In moment Mr.. Thorn
a. sought Mr.. Leo Knott, state Attorney, and these
TWO gentlemen held moments conversation with
Judge Gilmore. The movements OF Court and coun-
sci were watched carefully by tue eager crowd OF
attorneys and press tnat had been admitted to see
Il they could not divine what was TO transplre
Al ten O'Clock the doors were thrown open and
the room rapidly filled up. AS SOON as quiet was
restored Mr.. Steele came rom where MIS-. " marion
was sitting and said something In low tone
to the Clerk, and then returned to Mrs.
Wharton, and In moment she anu ea ner
seen to get up from where they were sitting and
advance toward the clerks desk. All eyes IN tnat
crowded cours roo, % we're and 's smos
GREATNESS silence prevailed, ana every nerve Was
stretched to Its utmost tension 70 near wnat she
When M near the end OF the clerks desk she halted
and her daughter stepped behind while her counsel
fped her M veil from her face revealing counte.
nance peculiarly attractive for lady OF ner
age Her large ustrous oro SS,ed saonS n VIM the
male. careworn features to an extent that made
them beautiful In tnetr sorrowful expression and
gained her the sympathy OF all who saw ner. The
daughter, VINO, like her mother was dressed In
deep mourning renamed heavily veiled during the
time MRS. Wharton was occupied AZ tne caerk's'
desk.
moment after Mrs. wharton stopped the clerk
was seen to takea Bible, hand u 70 her and say
few words to her In low tone as II administering
an oatn. aud all were curious TO know what It
meant she was then seen to take pen, sign her
name twice and then she and daughter ana counsel
returned TO tue private place Tor prisoners, where
she had been sitting during her stay IN me Con M
thnaa VINO we're Immediately connected with II. aud
a. fha nar,ora Mr wharton ha0 S1gu0Q Wore oAnQeO
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
COURT OF APPEALS.
Decisions.
DcctsiOnss
ALBANY, March 81, 1871.

ALBANY March 81, 1871.
The following decisions were rendered in the Court
Of Appeals to-day
Judgments Affirmed, sctM Costs-Phyfe VS.. Emer
Dyke vs. Erie Railroad Company; Floyd Erie
Railroad Company; Higgins vs. Haner; Regua VS..
City OF Rochester,; Sloan VS.. New YORK central Rail-
way Company; Qunan vs.. Burdick and Another;
ROCK well Vs. Merwin; Stagg vs.. Alexander: Olendorf
ys- Cook and Another; carpenter and Another VS.:
Philips; Waterman Van Every; Allis VS.. Read and
others; Terry and Oi hers vs. Mcneil.
judgments Reue,sed ana NetC Tf1ats Granted Cost
10 Abide Ereats-Barhydt and Another Va. Ellis aud
others; Cheney vs. WoOdruff and Others; Williams
and Another VS. The Bank OF CoOperst0wn; Rowan
and Others vs.. Hy att Barker vs. Savage and Others
Meyer and Another vs. Amidon; Mauvel vs. Hold
ridge.
order OF General Term Modified and Paures Man
danuS Directed TO issue in Conformity acith the
opinion or Judge Fotgey, aDtti0ut Costs TO Ether
Party IN This COurt.-The People ex rel. Johnson
vs. The Board OF supervisors OF Delaware County.
Judgmen Reversed and Neec Trtdt Granted On
less Platnt.r RENTS ffons the judgment 1,51 OF,
,rath Interest. &c, fc.-kfrby VS.. DAILY.
on Report or Refetep AFFIRMED ,ctth CoSts-Br0wneu
vs. New York Central Railroad Company.
Order Grdntla1 Nel1 Trad1 Affirmed ana Judg-
ment Absolute JOr Defendants, 1cath Costs Pursuant
to Observation-Disclosures VS.. Parsons.
order dnd Judgment Appeated from Affirmed,
,cf,h Costs-Knapp vs.. Brown.
Judgment or Supreme court and or County court
Reversed and Ne,o Tridt Granted Costs 10 Ab,de the
Erents--Burdit vs.. Erie Railway Company.
order OF General Term and Special Term Reversed
and Notion TO Defer Denied acfth C0sts-Cutts VS..
Guild.
Judgment or Supreme court ana OF Sessions Re-
rerSed and Nelo ZrtGl GranteI-McGaryey vs. The
People.
order or Genera, Term Rere,,sed and that OF
Johnson.
Court of Appeals Calendar.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for March 22:Nos. LOG, 1lS l2s, s. 90, 81, 2S, l7S
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HOW SMUGGLING WORNS.

The Radcliffe Diamond Smuggling Case-The
Accused Indicted, but Discharged ON His
Own Recosnizance.
The arrest OF Augustus G. Radcliffe, the charge
preferred by the government officials against him,
and the examination he'd In the case before Com
missioner Osborn have teen reported at length in
the HERALD. great deal OF apparent interest
was manifested by the authorities TO secure a con-
victlon against Radcliffe. the charge against HIM
being that he had smuggled $4,000 worth or dia-
monds into this port from London, where his father
carries on the business ct q diamond merchant.
The result OF the examination before Commissioner
Osborn In the matter was that the accused was held
await the action of the Grand Jury IN $4,000 ball.
This heavy BAH was OF course not forthcoming, and
Mr.. Radcliffe was carefully lodged in Ludlow street
Jail. The Grand Jury found true bill against him
for smuggling $4,000 worth Of diamonds sny. The
value OF the diamonds, though not the character OF
the offence, was thus strangely reduced one half.
IL was, OF course, naturally supposed that he would
be put on trial on the Indictment found against
him; but this was not to be, as the sequel SHOWS.
The term or the Criminal Court closed Witoout the
case being called, and last week. as q preliminary
steD to further unaccountable clemency-not to say
seeming disregard Of law and justIce-RaGcifre was
that before whom the examination was held and who
had committed HIM for trial IN $4,000 ba. and on
representation or the Dis rict Attorney had his bail
reduced To S,500. But further Onlcal consideration
was yet III store Tor the alleged diamond smugger
anu to-uay nc II, W ail utents anu purposes, Tree
man.
Yesterday Assistant United States District Attor.
ney Purdy, attended ny Radcliffe aud his counsel,
presented himself before Commissioner No. 3, con.
suited in tns matter, and stated that the District
AttOrney--eN-Judge Davis-had decided on having
Radcliffe released on his own recogniZance to APP
pear kor trial at Re next October term or the court.
The further statement was at the same time made
that Radcliffe had PAID into court the amount OF
fines and penalties Incurred nv his smuggling Oper-
alton. II this Is net a conformation OF justice it
would be hArd 10 expose what action on the part Of
officials comes under the serious ofIence-an offence
which the federal judges Of this circuit have been
compelled, from time TO time TO seriously censure
and reprObate. or course, the fortunate diamond
dealer readily entered INTO the 1arcical recoKnZance
and was at once discharged and went upon his way
rejoicing with what sacrifice OF the diamonds, how
ever, does not yet appear.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
The Leslie Divorce Suit.
llaforo Judva Rnntnson

The Leslie divorce suit.
Before Judge Robinson.
The case OF Frank Leslie VS.. Sarah A. Leslie came
up again yesterday. In January, 1865, the plaintr
commenced suit tor divorce for an alleged adul-
terry in 1851 which he stated he had but just discov
cred. The wife pu. in denial ana made counter
charges. In June she made motion for allmony.
which was granted In July, the alimony being fixed
at fifty dollars per week and the counsel fees at
$780, This allowance was to from the CON-
mencement ol the suit. The plaintin appealed. and
in ls,;y (all proceedings being meanwhile stayed the
order OF the Court beiOw was affirmed. The plain.
tr thereupon entered ex parte an order for dscon-
tnuance on payment OF COST and rendered the costs,
ab0at fifty dollars.
The defendant claimed that he could not do this,
she having acquired affirmative right In the suit,
In which motion she again succeeded. From this
palntiH again appealed Staying all proceedingsl,
carrying the case tas time to the Court OF Appeals,
which affirmed the proceedings below. Meanwhile,
Mrs. Leslie received no money. So soon as the
remtur came from the Court OF Appeals, the plain
tn moved on an andavit stating that he was wiling
to paw the aiimony to nave issues framed ana the
trial Of the case at once brought on. Meanwhile
there being about ,6oJ due under the order some
correspondence took place, in which, on condition
that tie defendant would go 10 trial In the first week
OF April, he offered TO pay her $1,000 IN cash, give
another note 81, 600 10 be pad alter the trial.
certain debts contracted by her, for which he was
liable, TO be set OF,
The defendant d sclined this offer, having an alb
solute right 10 the wnole money Immediately, ana
as having tad no opportunty-sne being pennies
to prepare for trial, and maze motion TO punish
hm Tor contempt unless he paid and obtained
stay of proceedings on him. This motion came up
Yesterday. On Mr.. Leslle's side afdavlts were
made that IN view OF her previous mode OF living
there was no need OF giving her SO much money in
lump, that the plaintiff sought delay so as to turn
this temporary allnony into a perpetual annuity,
and that the Court should authorize him TO retain
OF the money as well TO meet bills contracted
by her, on which he had been actually sued, as 10
constran her to an early trial. The ourt reserved
Its decision.
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CITY C0URT-pART 2.
An Alleged Homicide.
Upf0rp Juflpp McCne

Joseph Cleary was tried yesterday on
The charge of having caused The death
Of John Johnson, hand employed on
the steamer Port au Prince lying near the foot OF
Main street. on the lst OF February last there was
a row aboard the vessel, which was caused by some
OF the sailors Of the snip Black Prince attempting to
cross the decks. During the me6e Johnson was
Knocked overheard aud so injured that he died on
the following day at the hospital. The evidence
adduced yesterday was not conclusive against the
prisoner, and tne jury acquitted him.
THEFT aud Indeceacy.
Joseph Schenck was convicted OF having stolen
$3.50 worth OF property from Mr. Schoenman. Judge
McCue sentenced him TO the Penltentiary for one
year.
liam Brown, colored, was also sent up for one
wear for indecent conduct Judge McCue said he
regretted THAT he could not sentence him TO ten
years imprisonment.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
COURT CklsHDAnS-TgiS DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CIICUIT-Par 1.-Nos. |, 2, Il,
1855, 90, $685. 32s, CAT, 1876 81 90, 49, l45 l73, 1le,
i2a 40 loS issf 1 Part Mos: 1872, Y, 1873
200, 1856, So, lii1s. 2os, rs, 2ss, e46 1892.
SUPREME CONVERSATIONAL TgRM-Hed by Judge
dy.-Demuuers-Nos. z and Is. Law and fact =
Nos 49, 5a 13 las, 15, 1852, 153 l54, 21s. 54 Co. H.,
l25 s4 ls5, 1os 90 ST. sc. ITO, 1ls, ia. IS, l4o,
Judge Loew.-Nos 550, o0s, 729, 30, S29, 529, 27,
4o9 73l 157, 62l, 3S2 "a. Regular order OF general
calendar Nos. $685. S39.
MARINE COURr-Part 2-Helf by Judge Curtis
Nos 4S4l, 5254, $780, 5342, 5352 5353, 1854, 53G2,
5365 $751; 1891, $685. $685. 54o6, 5422, 5427, 542s,
5455, 5453 5494, 54a 55S9, 1894, 5s03, 6oll 5416,
Judge shea.-Nos. ALA. 5973 6o32 6o3S, 6o34 6oS5,
6036.
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PETER pILGen,s PLUNGE.

A Sensible "Crowner's Quest''-Ccnsare OF
the East River Ferry Company.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Hermann resumed
his investigation previously commenced in the case
or Peter Piger. who was drowned by falling from
one OF the rhiry-fourth street ferryboas into the
river. He was rescued while yet alive and the tes-
tlmony OF officer Carr, OF the Twenty first precinct
showed Indifference and gross negligence on
the part or those attached to the boat
IN restoring the unfortunate man 10 Consciousness
and endeavoring TO save his life The Jury found,
'rhat deceased came to his death by drowning at
the Thirty fourth street ferry on the night OF Tues
day, March Ia 1871, and we ccrsure the East River
Ferry company the gross negligence OF their
ployes, and for their lack OF facilities for the pro-
tecinn of the lives or their passsnGaraD