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The New York herald., 1871-09-17
A RAILROAD SOLD AT AUCTION.
The st. Louis and st. Joseph Railroad Sold
for al SS OOO

From the st. Louis Republican. Sept 14]
The sale of-the st. Louis and ST Joseph Railroad
took place yesterday noon, on the steps leading to
the eastern entrance TO the Court House. Mr. Frayey
acting as auctlOneer. The order OF sale and ad-
attorney TOR James n. Burns and others, read the
following notice:-"I hereby give notice that James
n Burns his own right and trustee for Others.
Is the legal owner OF The northwest quarter OF The
northeast quarter and the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter OF section 23 township 55 range
81 in Clinton county, Missouri and Of the town Ois
thereon laid out and called Railway Addition to the
City OF PatSDurg;' that the st. Louis and ST. Joseph
Railroad Is located and constructed through sad
town lots and said tract OF land without lawful right
andauthorlty, and that said Burns claims to be the
legal and true owner or so much Of said railroad as
Is constructed on sio lots and lands" General j. W.
Noble asked whether any portion OF the bonds secured
by the second mortgage would be accepted in pay.
ment or received as bid OF any purchaser MIR. c.
Kappner, the assignee OF the road IN bankruptcy,
replied that payment must be made In cash only.
The sale was then commenced with starting bid
OF $4,000 by Mr.. Jamis0n, OF the frm of Jamison
rapidly TO $50,0O0. the bidders being MIR. Jamson
MIR. J. ii. Harr, OF New York, and Colonel ID. II. Arm
strong. OF ST. Louis. Mr. Jamison retired when the
latter figure had been offered and the field was left
open to Messrs. Harr and Armstrong The bidding
was spirited and reached Sl35, 800, when Colonel
Armstrong offered $13S.0o0, and Mr. Harr retired.
The road was Knocked down at that sum, and Colo.
mel Armstrong was declared the purchaser. IL was
stated that the purchase was made for the North
during the day. The sale was made under order
OF the United States District Court for the Western
District OF Missouri, the road having been forced
into bankruptcy. IL Is subject TO the approval OF
that Court and TO the payment Of 81, 600 first
mortgage bonds There Is about 100000 foating
debt aud 500 interest due. AS before stated the
length OF the road-irOm point opposite the CITY OF
Lexington to St JOseph-is seventy Two miles. There
IL not much rolling stock upon 1t.
Mr.. HarT, one OF the bidders represented, it was
stated Messrs. Tanner d Co., of New ork VINO sold
large quantity OF the second mortgage bonds
The value OF the road Is estimated TO I've about one
million and a half. But little interest was mani
tested lLK the sale.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
HIDDEN HORRORS.

Discovery of Dangerous COmbustibIes.
The extraordinary excitement in the public mind
caused by the terrible explosion in Beekman street
determined the Commissioners OF the Fire Depart.
ment to make rigid search for all combustibles OF
similar nature throughout the city. number OF
men were sent to the OF late explosion and
after thoroughly gong through the house they went
into the cellar, where they found cases containing
1000 torpedoes. This discovery alarmed the au.
thorities and examination OF the cellar OF Fire.
mems Hall was made, and eight cases OF the same
dreadful engines Of death were found which
July by Charles +. Gilderseeve, Chief Clerk OF the
Bureau OF Combustibles, and tney have since been
lying In the cellars OF Firemen's Hail. in Mercer
street. The IRE steamer Fuller sent for yeser-
day afternoon, and all the torpedoeS put on
board OF her. They were taken 10 the
North River and DESTROYED. The investigation
is TO be continued Monday, and all the krpedoes
found In the city VIII be destroyed and All people
selling them without permit will be prosecuted
to the full extent OF the law.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
LOVE AND LAUDAEUM
The s,ery Of "Petv Pierson's Perhdy in
Wset6eld. ~. j.

The ssory Of "Pet. Pierson's Perhdy in
Weetneld. ~. J.
'T.s CoEcw U wDs loTe never cpd run smooth
hzs ozce NOR tsser c-Ds-ly exs-plted and By a
Jersey o<xuiyat Ss-11r IL .as village O, west1eid,
noted solae yszrs ago ss l5s sce1e Of bold bank
robbery, lived one Hamp l. Clark, q
handsome young man Of twenty-five.
Also lived there q pretty girl named
A2nts as "Pet' Person. She was q "pelr not ''of
she petfcoats" but OF the breeches, and hence her
sOuWtquet Between her and Clark there sprang up
very strong regard. THIS was about eighteen
months ago and eliminated In an engagement A
couple OF weeks ago Clark left WestDed to visit
SIahiord. On returning, after brief absence, he
was oec!uedIy etarted On learning that -
''PET'' HAD JILTED HIM.
during nls absence, after very rapid courtship,
kne pernulous "fep had married a youth named
Webb TO whom 1t Is stated sne had been engaged
only han an hour before their marriage In Eliza.
BETH On learning the news Clark stationed himself
~ the Wesineld railway depot awaiting the ARRIVAL
OF the newly married couple When he again met
Mrs Webb nc asked for an explanation ana wae
Tudely treated In return. This new arront Vrieyed
Clark TO the very core and then and there h.s
actions became uncontrolaDie lie purchased
QUANTITY OF LAUDkSUM,
but took an overdose. IL only made him feel bad
and he set matters TO rights again by taking good
horn Of whisKey. by this time Clark saw the folly
OF his pngodly design, and he denies having TAX. n
any Paris green or used any pistol. Clark acknow-
ledges having acted ike silly boy, and he Will never
DO II again The affair is the occasion OF widespread
gossip III the vicinity OF Westteld and Elizabeth.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
Marine Disusters.

SNIP ROYAL SAXON tBr, Rochfort, from Bakers Island
June Tor port n Europe, with $40 guano
after sailing experienced hurricane, which strained the
lulu whers she arrived Aug 26 She would sail from there
ABOUT Sept for destination.
SHIP BENNINGTON, at 81 john NIB. 11th inst from Liver
pool, reports Aug 20 had SOUTH which
lost lower maintopsai and sprung foremast
BARK J Il WooDwoRTn tBr), McNeiIy, from Liverpool
for City Point before reported al Hsfay in Distress reports
llh inst l9 miles of Halifax had heavy gale, which
igene water casks and strained vessel considerably cans
Ing her to leak 3D. passed lot OF spars rigging, with
sails attached supposed to belong topsail schooner
BARK CRY OF HAMILTON, Phillips Philadelphia from
London, reports Aug 2 lat 20 80 A. at 10 PM had
the tail end OF hurricane with treme ndous heavy sea
from sw when the wind suddenly changed TO Me- put the
ship sW and seercd out OF the hurricane without doing
damage 10 the vessel
BARR CIRsruEeos, at Vineyard Haven 18th, from Sgd
ney CB for New York. reports having been INTO night
Of &ib while ~ anchor outside, W. schr Adrian and had
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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1t'on. | OToe.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER Ie, 1871,
CLEARED.

q Dale. ~ 'N' "'Nn
town-C q FraDckyD 'r ~" Sooe"''
Hurst. "
y steamship Columbia Br) Small, Glasgow-Henderson
Steamship Donan CNGl. Ernst. Bremen-oerichs 4 Co
4 Co.
Steamship Titan tBrl Buchanan, sdyney, CB-Interna-
tonal Coal and Railroad Co. ''' 80
saeam.bip Bolivar Lvans, Galveston VIA Key west-C
Steamship United states Brown New orIeans-H Crom.
wen A Co.
ken -
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
ARMY ORDERS.

The following general order has Just been issued
from the Headquarters of the Army
The Western Superintendency OF the General
Recruiting Service, under charge OF Colonel R. s.
Granger, Twenty-nrst Infantry, Newport Barracks,
Kentucky. is hereby discontinued. The commanding
officer OF the depot AT Newport barracks and the
officers III charge ol the several rendezvous III that
superlntendepcy will hereafter make their reports
returns, &C, 10 the superintendent OF the General
Recruiting Service aG New York city. Colonel
Granger VIII transfer the recruiting funds property,
records &C. for which he is responsible TO Colonel
J. Z. Davis, superintendent OF the General Recruit
ing Service at New YORK, and proceed, by October
is, 1871, TO join his regiment.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
A $1,000 ROBBERY IN NEWARK,

The police authorizes OF Newark and New York
have received information that during Wednesday
night or Thursday morning the residence OF Mrs.
Frank Gouid, No. 277 Mulberry street. Newark, mad
been robbed Of ewery, furs and lady's clothing TO
The extent OF about $4,000 The property stolen
belonged TO Mrs. Gould and a lady boarder.
VINO was unfortunate once before In the loss AZ
alleged, OF q diamond ring. In lieu OF the ring she
found In her room q card, inscribed "Remember
me.n The thieves must have effected an entrance
and exit by some sleignt-0i-hand trick as fhere
was nothing 10 Indicate their advent except the
loss OF The property and the finding OF skirt In
the yard. The detectives are ferreiinR out the mat
ter but so far, have not been successful
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain G. II. Cooper Is ordered to the Norfolk
Navy Yard on the 3oth inst.; Paymaster George A.
Lyon is ordered to the Michigan on the both inst /;
Chief Engineer stephen d. HILBERT is ordered TO
duty IN charge OF stores in the Engineer Depart
ment OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard; Captain
Edward Donaldson Is detached from the Norlold
tNa.) Navy Yard ana ordered for examination for
promotlon; Paymaster ii. NJ Dennston Is detached
from the Michigan and ordered 10 settle his
accounts; Assistant Paymaster J. X. Stanton IL
detached from the Mare Island (Cal.) Navy Yard and
placed on waiting orders
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
NIAGARA FALLS

Phi'adeiphia OmciRI n Jnnlseting Tour
Visiting Knights Tcnpiar-IioteI Keepers In
Good Humor.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept 16, 1871.
The Committee on Highways and Pavement Of The
Common Council and number OF other officials OF
Pniladelphia accompanied by q delegation OF the
City Fathers OF Buffalo, have been lengthy visit
West for the purpose OF examining the working OF
western clues MUNICIPAL anaus, public institutions
and street pavements lDey Ieit for home this
evening.
Tie knights Templar OF Michigan, numbering
300 arrived at the International lo-night. They
leave tomorrow for Baltimore 10 attend the Masonic
Congress IN that city.
Vice Admiral Fanshawe OF The British Navy, Is at
The Clifton.
She weather Is delightful, The hotels, for this
Sea*on pi the year are dplng p snlendia business.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
ILLINOIS EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

CHICAGO. Sept. 16, 1871.
The Episcopal Convention Of Illinois closed It's
session last evening, previous TO which resolution
was passed that legal proceedings be taken to pre-
vent further diversion and maladministration OF
the property and revenue OF Christ church by the
Rev. Mr.. Cheney.
resolution was also passed to erect two new
di0ceseS in the State Of Illinois, one TO consist OF
forty-seven counties in the southern part of the
state, aud the other of twenty live counties IN the
north part OF the State,
The New York herald., 1871-09-17


docks. Coroner Young was notified to hold an in
quest on the body Deceased was thlrty-eight years
Of age and native OF ireland.
The body OF the man found in the dock at pier 20
East River was yesterday recognized at the Morgue
as that OF John Randall, formerly sailor boarding
house keeper in Hamilton street. Deceased had
been mislng from his home since Monday last. The
marx on MS race thought by some to have been the
result OF violence, was only an abrasion OF the skin,
caused after death. Coroner Young was notified.
At hafpast seven O'Clock last evening fire
broke out in the boiler room OF Phelan Colenders
billiard table factory, 451 West Thirtysixth street.
The house IN which the boiler and engine room were
situated Is one story brick structure, detached
careessness OF fireman, who drew Goals from the
furnace which set fire to a quantity OF wool and
slavlngs. The loss is estimated at $500. Fully in
sured =
dark compexioned gentleman, named Henry
Moore, q hot corn merchant, who vends the sweet
escuient every evening in the neghporhood of East
Broadway and Grand street. appeared before Judge
Scott, at Essex Market. yesterday to prefer COM
plant against one Thomas Riley, hilarious Hiber-
man, who had on the previous evening, in q fit OF
uncomfortable wantonness kicked Moore's pail in
aud destroyed So worth or his stock in trade. Riley
was held under $500 bail to atone FOR his little JOKE
Of1cer McGrath, of the Twenty-ninth precinct
yesterday morning discovered young man named
Frank Loomls coming out OF the jewelry store of
zebediah Quimby, No. 1,223 Broadway, and, sur.
missing all was not right arrested him. Upon ex-
amining the premises 1t was discovered he had
effected an entrance by means OF forcing open the
lanlgnt over the front door and packed up a large
amount OF Jewelry ready for removal Upon being
arraigned before Justice Cox, at jefferson Market
yesterday, he denied the charge, but was lully COM
mitted Tor trial.
The Fire Marshal reports eighteen fires for the
week ending September 16 1871 at noon. The estl-
mated loss is $780, oOo amount OF insurance 1924 $780,
The causes OF the several fires were as rollows:-
Carelessness Of occupants and employees in the use
OF tire lights, pipes, &C., O.; children PLAYING with
lamp, /: overheated sove-pipe, ]: supposed incen-
diary, /; spontaneous combustion OF oily rags, /;
spontaneous combustion Of Oil anu sawdust /; rot
ascertained, /. Total, Is.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changesin the
temper ature for the past twenyyfour hours in COM
parison With the corresponding day OF last year,
indicated py the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Steamships City OF Brussels for Liverpool; Parhia do
England, do Columbia, Glasgow Donau Bremen; Wanda
na Hamburg; Iiian Sydney, CB: Bolivar KEY West and
Galveston shermap New Orleans; United States, do San
Salvador, Savannah; Montgomery do; South Carolina
nhareston Zodiac, hewbern; WyaBoke, Richmond. xc q
Upton do John Gibson Georgetown, De- Fanita, Phla
delphia: Volunteer do.
From Quarantine ne-s,eamship Rising siar for Aspinwa.
City, &C.
Wind at sunset NV, light.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

yesterday morning, as Thomas Ryan, thirty
nine years OF age, and living in Harrison street.
was rolling hogshead Of sugar from his truck into
Griffith Williamsons, 271 West street. the horses
started OH, causing the hogshead to knock him
down, and crushing in his head and chest. He
was taken to the PARK HOSPITAL in an ambulance.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Statistics for the week ending September 1e-
Deaths, $40; still births, 40; marriages. I7s births
Ala
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Jacob stamlcr, Samson from Sunderland Aug O.
M as noa5ded sept H. lat ~ 49, lon s. by pilot boat Ii Mar
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
SHIPPING NEW S,

Almanac for New York; This Day.
Sun rises. ...... AZ Moon sets. eve 800
Sun sets. ....... 06 High water ...eve 10 "a
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

George Mcdonald, laborer, late or as Madison
street, died yesterday in Centre Street hospital from
the effects OF injuries recently received by falling
into the hold of snip lying in OF the East River
docks Coroner Young was notified to hold an in
quest the body. Deceased was thlrty.eight years
OF age and native OF ireland.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Arrests Of the week ending Friday, September Is,
1862
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 7sa
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BAILEy-HATCH-At 81. Paul's church, Norwalk,
Conn., on Thursday, May Is. by the rev. William
q. spencer, ID. d. JAMES s. BAILEY Jr. OF Brook
tyn, N. y. to BELLE 81 daughter OF Davis HATCH
ESQ, OF south Norwalk. No cards. -
bRAnLEY-GULICK.-On Monday, May 10, az the
residences o. the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Corne-
nus Is smith, EDWIN A. BRADLEY 10 MARIANA,
eldest daughter OF James c. Quick, all OF New
York. uH
fURsELI-BENSETr.-O Wednesday, April g. at
Templem0re church, FREDER CK WALLACE FUREELi,
ESQ.,, M. d., OF Castle Connell, county iipperary,
neil, ESD. Of Ola Town, county Tpperary.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TUESDAY May 10 NJ me
residence or the BRIDES parents. by tue rev H. H.
King, J0uN MACDONALD, Jr, 10 o. EMMA, daughter
Ol Henry ID. Beirel.
MiLIER-KosTER -On Tuesday, MAY ~, by me
Rev. X. A. Freidel, JoHN MILLER 10 MARY u uaugh
ter OF j. ). Roster, all OF this city. -
nv the rev. s. l.. Gambel, GEORGE 9. PARKER OF
this CITY TO MARY A., youngest daughter OF Leo
nard Witherwax Es ., or Albany county, N. \.
WooD--ROE.--At Huntington. L. l.. on Wednes-
day May IL, at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
Nv rev william II. Knox, J. III. WooD, OF Brooklyn,
to BErIis s., second daughter OF I. Smith Roe. Esq.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC.

A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT yAMErIEs.--
N Cuckoo Clocks, Jewer Sterling silver ware our own
fRANkF1ELD Co, Jewellers, 1ns Sxtn avenue corner
Fourteenth street, aud 81 Eighth cornor Tweny.
sixth street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUhUFEAN STEAWSHIPS.
II The British aud North American Royal NAH Steamships
between New York and calling At Cork Har.or
4a say MAJ
sy rAET4
FiTss u H HkssAA 10
Er. cabin ;sisS, gold Second gold
rirs CaDn 10 fars. ltb gold
BY the thursday and saturday 1'V s0'a
First Cabin $50 gold Storage $50 currency
seerage from Liverpool Queenstown and '; ali
through bis Of ains given for Belfast GLASGOW Bavr.
Antwerp and other ports on the contr en and for Mc
For freight! and cabin passage apply at the company's
CHARLES O. fRANcKLYN, Agent
4 NCH OR LINE STEAMERS
sail every s Wsan TcE an Hsb se aTH :; and from
station, 0r.s, Britain Irsland GERMANY Norway,
or
Sssis RAi4SSSii %ss Ny.
tSS $ih sat- j%%:
and every w v and Saturday thereafter
Rai.; q pas.ssas PAYABLE l9 currency t''
cabins. I sn s s asss5sn 81 % ss
Cabin excursion tickets good for Twelve months securing
intermediate, Ss3i s,eerssc, sas.
y,
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, PAYABLE on presentation.
N''' hESbERs'6S isK6THERs. No : Rowing Green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE,
CALLING AT BRESr
The endd this fayore route for the CONT
will sail from pier No TO- North river follows:
LAfAY w, R9ussean .........S SATURDAY, May ~
VILE De PARIS, surmont. Saturday, June "
fEkElRE' Saturday July
Price Of passage In gold wne to Brest avre
First Cabin. Second Cabin.
These steamers do not carry sieerage passengers
American travellers going and returning from the CONT
ncnt OF Europe. BY taking the steamers of this line,
both transit by English railroad and the dscomors OF
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and expense
GE0. MACKENZIE. Agent,
50 Broadway,
(,uNAaD LINE.
~ from Boston for Liverpool direct
TARFA Thursday, April ~. SAMARIA Thursday, Mag
SIBERIA, Thursday, May H. TRIPoLi, Thursday May Is
Cabin passage, $50 In gold Return tickets S5o IA gold.
r,--.-,. steerAse 20 IN currency ,nx.~,v,
For freight or passage apply to JAMES ALEAANphs,
State street, Boston, TO CliAS. u. yRANCkLYN, M.
Bowling Green, New York
| S,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- Cunard Line.
CAIARRIA .'................... Saturday, Nav 20
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S.eerare passage 10 Rev York. ISL.
For freight cabin passage .ppy - No sSyos Irsss
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(NuANGE OF PIER or THE ALBANY AND Tkof
" Stcumers-Per ~ North river, one block beiow Dcs
brosses street jersey terry Passage only % eens
Ing with railroads. tor the We and North, every evening
(Saturays erceoel at oeock returning, leave AoAhy
" "The Ola popalar long established evening iine."