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THE PETROLEUM TRAGEDY.

ofEsISG OF .HE INQUEST AT GUTENBERG
THE KEROSENE THEORY srsrA'SED--" SOME
oSE SET ME or FIRE"-IHE MIscnEANr IN
KNOWN.
Tee excitement IN Gutenberg. y. j., ran high yes
terday concerning the tragic death OF Joseph siah.
an empIoye o: Messrs. Kohler Ramona, the brewers
o: that place. and which fully recorded IN yester-
days HERALD The body Of the deceased sill remains
IN the Morgue al Hobokcp. II IS burnt perfectly
black, and portions OF the aesh charrcd.
The legs OF the deceased. however, below the
knees, which had been protected by his boots,
had escaped the flames Ali his clothing had been
burned or The body was perfect model Of manly
beauty In conversation last evening with his EN-
poyes they stated that stah before entering their
employ boarded at Ludwig Roos liquor saloon. near
Thiry.Aith street and Tenth avenue. They believed
he native OF Schweinfurth, Bavaria For severa
DAYS week he acted IN peculiar manner, refusing
TO eat MS meals with other men, On Saturday they
were forced TO discharge him account OF drunken
He was employees as helper.
rHs INQUEST
Last night Coroner Crane commenced the inquest at
KGner Knmenas brewery, 10 r ua',eaOsrs
After being duly sworn he satsd:I reside al gluten.
berg and n walk'ng-cane manufacturer; on sunday
morning |. was awakened by my mother telling me
that there was fire in the brewery; II was
about one O'Clock; dressed, went down 10 the brew.
clothes had been burned oil; he was moaning IN
weak way and kept cxcaInng "Hepl help" IN the
room were Messrs. Kamena Mr.. Peter kohlers son,
the barkceper and Two w0rkmen; on tho way TO the
boiler ROOM ought say met tho cook and another
female servant; Stah In fearful pain apparently;
soon the doctor arrived and asked Stah how II hap
pened, and he said
FIRE.
"a man came to me and threw petroleum over me
and set mo on fire." Sahl perfectly rational anu
not excited: he said he could not recognize tho man
who did it, although he jumped up and pursued him
10 tho north door, where the beer wagons came IN.
but could not catch HIM. The Witness in conclusion.
stated that the names OF the workmcn IN the boiler
room were Schurnage and Bartlcin.
THE CANDLEsTICK.
Mr. Koher, Jr., then testified that he knew the de-
ceased and corroborated the previous testimony. In
answer questions he stated the engineer in charge
OF tho boiler room Is Martin H0sse; noticed on the
bench where Stahr bad been candlcstick with about
five inches Of candle IN II; II was out; do not know
how long It had been there Stahl owed Nr. Roos IN
Thirty. nth street. Tenth avenue, big board bill.
and he was placed here by Roos TO work IL oil;
have heard that somW OF the men here fooled
Stahl and he told Mr. Roos the same thing; do not
know OF his having had any difficulty with anybody
here: | did hear something about a ring, however.
Ur Rabe being recalled, stated that he saw the can
destck on the bench when he attended the DECEASED
alluded to by the previous witness; | asked Stah.
said the Witness why was there, and no said he put
II there himself.
Al eleven O'Clock the inquest was adjourned till the
.30th inst
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

n For particulars OF disasters several vessels during
the aalc .e general news cormns
- $50 ~ " - No'''" ~. ~.
es,ea IL he sands an W. sbau, Level With aer
..rner m. ali over her
oihe saloon house has been washed away Is feared II
the yale continues that her deck vii! be COM
P'e'ey swept
STEAMER ANERouE tFr'. ashore Seabrigh NJ Hes In
od position The heavy yesterday prevented work.
ing Oh 'he 'esse'
STEAMER GREENLAND, the first seaier OF the season.
rived St Johns Me- March 26 from Labrador with 900
STEAMER SARAcossA Hooper, from Savannah. arrived at
Baltimore March 26 with machinery disabled
SNIP WINCHESTER fr, ashore n, Cane Henry remains
In favorable position we'll up beach, and dam,
age anticipated from the prevailing storm She does not
'enA !" any e~'e"'
BRIG MEcHASIc 10! Porand) Could from Pensacola Ior
Matanzas before reported total wreck At the latter port
has got Oh, and has been taken into Havana slightly dam
aged
Bnrc TAprAR fer, from Hong Kour for San Francisco.
which put into Yokohama Feb 10 in Distress had constants
heavy gales nom NE with heavy washing away Dull
BRrc Cuxvror Br, from 81 John Nh for Matanxas tbe.
fore reported was wreck ed AZ Bmn March Cargo and
mate rial saved and sold ~ Nassau Mp
scuR Nicola Randall from Macbias for Providence nut
into Newport 25th and reports thar on the 18th on Chat
ham had heavy gale from NV TO SE and hove
A. 900 feet Of timber from deck Her sails are split and
she sustained other DAMAGE leaks 800 strokes hour
Was driven oil the coast twice lao miles Sc Of Montauk
Scun ID 4 y kelly M New Bedford has been sold to
Cant Franklin Ellis and Others OF Depmsport and Har.
wien far about $1,000 The schooner 2i3 burhen
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. March Ill A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. March 27-l A. ~
Indications
For New England, threatening weather and ram,
with brisk easlerly winds backing 10 northerly falling
barometer and no decided change IN temperature.
For the Middle States and lower lake region, threat
pu weather ana rain followed by clearing weather in
the southern and western portions winds shifting TO
nortberly aud westerly, slight change IN temperatures
and low but rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States slightly warmer, clear
or fair weather southwest to northwest winds and rs-
ing barometer.
For the Gull States, warmer southcrly TO westerly
winds partly cloudy weather aud falling barometer,
with local rains in Texas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley slightly warmer
and clear or fair weather during tho day, with slight
variable WINDS rising barometer IN tho eastern por.
lions but falling barometer In the western portion
The savannah River will rise rapidly below Augusta.
Cautionary signals continue at wilmington
sm,tby,lic, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk,
Cape Lookout, Cape Henry. Norfolk. Cape
May. Atlantic city, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York.
Now Haven, New London, Newport, Woods Hole
Boston, Thatcher Island, Portland and Eas'por.
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THE RUsLAND AND AMERIQUE.
EFFECTS OF THE STORM ON THE TWO STEAM
ERs-THE BELGIAN SHIP SEVERELY HANDLED
AND THE FRENCH VESSEL IN A BETTER Po-
SITION.

AND THE FRENCH VESSEL IN BEETLES To-
sITIoN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, March 2s, 1871
The stranded Rusand Is still In the same position,
Notwithstanding the intensity OF the heavy storm
which has prevailed since yesterday, It being the
most ono we have had IN this
vicinity since the hurricane last fall. There
has been no one on board OF the wrecked
yesterday morning and tho water has been breaking
over her decks all day. carrying with It all the ginger
bread work ON deck. The beach is strewn for miles
with pieces Of timber and other light debris from
ship Her three bouts the starbOard sioe wero
broken from their davits two OF them oeing broken
INTO spntcrs All the sarboard rails and yard that
was ON tho deck have also been broken the yard,
WINCH inches IN diameter, having the appearance
OF being cawed OIL The cushions and 0thcr light artl-
cles have washed to the beach ana picked up by
tho fishermen and others, who were expecting to SOC
the vessel go pieccs although tho officers of the
wrecxipg company say she is able 10 stand two or
three storms like the one OF to-day.
HULL INTACT
There has been no additional breaking OF the Rus
lands hull Her matches are we'll strapped down,
with the exception OF one aft which is thought 10 DO
the bcach. None OF the cargo IS Liable 70 he washed
out att however, being very heavy aud down below
Captain Webb Havcns the general superintendent
OF the lie saving service along the coast OF New
Jersey, says her position would be much better Tor IN
loading II sho was hty ieet further the dis
lance in shore she catches all the breakers on her
deck as she now lays Captain DO Horsey and wife
stupplng at the Rowland House, which Is near the
shin He has two men watch, who patrol tho beach
all night, having orders to report any signs OF tho
sips breaking up All but hvo or the crew ana hrst
officers were des patched to New York this morning
AMERIQUE,
Captain Merritt says he moved the Amoriquc about
$50 icet astern OIL shore eighty feet ut and her
bow about sixty feet Thinking he could not hold her
there against the strong northeast wind and heavy sea
he ordered her valves opened when niled her lower
mold with water, sinking tho ship TO the water limo,
where she lays solid that the does not mako any
i'm preston OH her. She will make channel in
the sand with the weight that Is In her
now After TINS storm ~ over the captain
says he can pump tho water out at low TIDE and when
ia. tide rises she Will nearly anoat Ho said:-"l
have her just want her now and VIII take her
of the first good tide without any risk" Captain
Pouzolz remains on board all the time HIS wife was
on board last night ana was landed on tho b0atswans
chair to-day II reported tonight on good authority
that q light was short distance from shore and
cries as II from persons in distress were heard
Tor few minutes, but after short time ceased and
nothing further has been learned concerning IT,
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SPOKEN.

Ship Gregory tof Thoaston) Anderson, from Liver
pool Feb IS for Sandy Hook. March 25 20 miles Of the
Hook. and ordered TO Philadelphia 10y pilot boat Blunt
No.
ship Victoria Nysnsa spr) Largs from Liverpool for
Bark Harriet Upham ,Br'; Putnam from Brunswick. Ca
Brig Bsmsrck (Br) Vance from Sagua for OF Hatteras
March 90 &c lby brig Zebenia at Lewes Del March
26).
Schr Priscilla ScrIbner, Dasey. from Cienfnegos via
Lewes DEL for Boston, March 25 Barnegat bearing NV Is
miles.
Schr Potos. from New York for Campdschy arch -.
no lat. &c.
Schr Lachaina. Leeman from Cienfuegos for Boston
March "a, Absccum bearing NNW 10 miles.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Anthracite Grumev. Phiadelpiia.Ias Hand
steamer Chesapeake Mappum. Portiand-J + Ames
Bars Jupiter Cur. stricken. Bremen-Theo kuger. .
Bark freia Nor). Olsen, BordeauN-funch Edye q 20.
lark Aliauza tSp), Lnveile, Cadz-Gaiway X CAsndO
BARK Donienico iIa Jaccarino, Ancona-L@uro, storey
Bnrk Rebskka tyor), Carlcsen, Naples--Lou Tetens
BARK Atlantic, Lan.are. Barbauos-H Trowbrdge's sons
Brip lrupic Bird, korn Corupano Venexueln) via 1T
Th0nas-Peniston 4 Co 49,, MI nc T. -
Brig starlight. Thompron, Port spain, Trin--l" W
Brig Martha Berry. Berry. Havana-Miller Hough-
ton . o,.- -. % vv.-d ~
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. March 24-Cleared. schr Trade Wind
Hobokeu.
LivcrpooI Gen Whitney, Haett. New York. William Lave
renee, Howes, Baltimore. 49,
C'Ieared-steamers Atlas (Br), Bnre. Liverpool; Mop
tune Berry New York barks Robinson Crusoe Robinson
do 10 load Beyrout Doris kckhoh Hons, New York.
Cleared Gath. scnr Lark, Small, Philadelphia.
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HERALD reporter called last evening on Mr.. R.
Cornell White, the gentleman for whom the unfor-
tunatc Rockaway built He found at his resi-
dence Columbia Heights, Brooklyn. MIR. White,
who the wyanokc, tells tho following story Of
The wreck
MR.. CORNELL WHITES STATEMENT.
On Saturday evening, when they left Norfolk, Mr
White said the weather Gne aud continued pleasant
during tho night. Sunday morning opened clear, with
light southeast winds. There speak Of but
the day advanced there Of wind and
the sea gradually grew rough. BY ten O'Clock Sun
day afternoon the Delaware Brcakwater was
reached, at which time the wind blew iurlously, and
the sea seathcd and boiled terribly. Mr.. White went
10 Captain Couch and asked him to run In close tho
vessel then being about ten miles of shore Captain
Couch replied that II he did SO, and the hawsers
parted he would not DO able her again before
sne reached the beach AT twenty minutes three the
Delaware lightship was passed. Soon alter the two
hawscrs broke.
The wyanokc then went close enough 10 heave
line which was done, and two new hawsers were at.
tached. At this time Captain Hollen called Captain
Couch and insisted on his making barbor; that If he
did not the vessel would surely be lost AS Captain
Couch did not say he would not 1t generally sup.
posed that he Intended dong Al this time he could
easily have gone In. Mr. White stated that he WOE,
10 Captain Couch twice ana tOlu u tnat VI nc ud not
20 In he would certainly Iosc her, as there every
indication of an increase OF the gale. Captain Couch
then spoke 10 the engineer told him to 60 slower
Several passengers also requested Captain Couch TO
make harbor IL was clesrIy evident that no boat
could live in such Mr. White said that he was
awake all night, being afraid that II The haw-
sers parted suddenly IL would DO tho means
Of causing disaster to tho wyanoke Az five O'Clock
yesterday morning Captain Holtcn signaed from Tho
Rockaway to slow down. When within hearing dis
lance he told Captain Couch that tho vessel was break
,nx up About SIX O'Clock Captain Holtcn, with his
nine companions, we're taken OF Ia two boats Al half
mast scvou O'Clock the hawsers broke and II was
sary u abandon her. When last seen the hog
frames were both broken. Fortunately there were no
lives lost Among tho passengers were Mr. Whites
wife. two sons and daughter. The vessel was not IN
sured he thought The contractors, George W. Beach
Co. were 70 have delivered the vessel at this port III
good CONDITION. 10 holds that the contractors are
therefore responsible. He had paid them nearly
$4,000
JOHN poyLg's STATEMENT
The HsRALD reporter found two OF the men who
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HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION.

ALBANY n. Y, March 20, 1877.
Tho Ice barrier just below TINS city having given
way the river Is now open to New York. steamboat
reached this city to-day rom Cocyma
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YESTERDAYS STORM.
General Havoc Among Vessels on
the Eastern Coas.
DISASTERS AT CAPE HENRY.
A New Pleasure Steamer Wrecked En-
Route 20 New YORK.
NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED.

wAsHIxG1oS, March 20, 1871
Tho Signal Service observer at Cape Henry reports
20 the Chief sigma, osncer at quarter past eight
o'clock this morning as ioows:-"Last night. during
shs prevailing heavy fog, another iulrgged ship and
two barks went ashore near station, within mile
81 each other Only the ship s in signalling stance,
but the weather ioggy TO obtain rArticu-
lars at present"
The Signal Service observer at Capo Henry also re-
ports to the chief signal officer at quarter to nine
o'clock A. NJ, as iol.ows:-"Ma.n and mzzenmas.s oil
the full rugged ship reported ashore have just fallen
overheard Ny attention signal has not oeen answered
yet and the crew of the life saving station have not
succeeded in boarding her.
The Signal Service observer at Cape, Henry reports
70 the Chief Signal officer eleven a. ~, AS ioows:--
The barks reported ashore the Italian banks
Franceshino, Captain G. ID. Brogliano, and Monte
Tabor, Captain Cuneo, both In ballast, consigned to
Scaiiano Baltimore The vessel reported az ship Is
the Norwegian bark Pautzor also bound In ballast to
Baltimore The wreckers' surf boat boarded the
stranded vessels and will send for all the necessary
assistance The crew Of Lie saving station Number
Ono succeeded In firing line to the Norwegian BARK
Panther but It that she does not desire to avail
herself Of it. as her crew do not haul the line'n.
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scHooNEa john ROSE GOING no PIECES.

SCHOONNH SVHN IsOSA oO1Nu 10 F1EcI7'
NEWPORT, Il. l., March, 1877.
Advices tonight from schooner John Rose, ashore
ON Noyes beach. near Watch Ill., state that she Is
going pieces and that the wreckers nave not been
able owing the heavy sea, anything except
Fails the wreckers' hosting engine valued at 81 600
Is and will be lost with the vessel Her decks
commenced TO wash away last night
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BELOW.

Bark Mercur fNor). from Havana.
bark Masonic. Rice. from sssua.
Burk Socrates. from -.
x,ig Mesjna dor. Fries. from Rio JaEcIro.
Brig Havana, Meyer, from CieniueRoa
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A SCHOONER WRECKED.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1877.
Schooner I. N. Lowell, Captain Borden, from Fall
River in ballast for Philadelphia IL ashore below Hen
Iopen Light. The crew are safe. Tho vessel may be
saved She built at Philadelphia in l846 ana halls
from FAIL River. Shc Is registered at 1872 tons.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.

MANUFACTURER SCRkW STEAMERS OF ABOUT
w 600 burden: compound engines speed about IL
knots OF att 10 feet whom loaded.
Apply 20 address COOKE BEGGS, 10 Cortlandt st..
New York. giving full particulars
w ANTED-A BADEN-POwELL CANOE COMPLETE.
w Address stating terms. CANOE, Thomas McCar.
thy. li9 Broadway.
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Mr.. II. NJ. Wheeler, ox-Adcrman OF 0swego N. Y,
who was largely identified with the commerce OF the
lakes, died in Oswego yesterday.
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schr Henry Middleton. Miller. Port a. Pistts-rhsbsuo
BrcA
sehr Martha Heath. Nichos Humaeoa, PR-Evans.
Ball kCo.
Schr Cakes Ames. Ednunds Richmond. Sa-singhs q
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ISAAC BATES.

Major Isaac Bates we'll known citizen OF Cincin-
nal died there yesterday. He leaves large prop.
erty.
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sYND NouR MAHOMED.

synd Moor Mahomed, Prime Minister OF tho Amecr
OF Cabul and Special Envoy from the Ameer the In.
dian Government, died at Pcshawur, Northern India,
vest tor ay.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In inc
tempcrature Tor the past twcnty-iour hours in COM
par,son with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer Nv Hudnuts pnarinacy
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Average temperature yesterday. ~
Ayerage temperature for corresponding date last
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4 NEWLY LAUNCHED EXCURSION STEAMER
GOES TO PIECES OFF ATLANTIC CITY WHILE
BLING rowED FROM NORFOLK TO NEW
OWNER AND oTHEIs.
CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1877.
The steamer Rockaway Is ashore about a quarter
Of mile of Atlactc City, and Is total wreck. She
IL breaking up very last She probably went ashore
between midnight last night and daylight, but
was not until this afternoon on account of
heavy fog A lot Of timber and trunk lid, marked
81 N. Francis, Millridse, Me.," have been washed
ashore.
DESCRIPTION LOST STEAMER
The Rockaway left Norfolk last Saturday night in
OF the Old Dominion steamship Wyanoko. She
built excursion boat ut Norfolk, and was
only launched last Saturday. Her dimensions were:-
Length OF keel, go feet; length on dcck'
es5 feet width OF hull 3s feet, width ALL Go ieet
depth OF hull. liz feet; draught Of water ca feet
Her speed was calculated to be twenty miles hour.
She was Of 1850 tons burden and intended 10 carry
1000 passengers She was the largest and finest ex-
eurson steamer ever built The Rockaway was built
1t Norfolk by George W. Beach for r. Cornell White,
Of New York, and was to an excursion boat
between New York and RocKaway beach,
ENGINES, &C.
. Her machinery was 10 have been placed IN her IN
New York, whittier she was being towed when she ran
ashore She was have vertical low pressure beam
engine GO inches In diameter and II feet stroke;
Two boilers l2a feet 'front.' 20 feet long and 10
iees diameter SIX furnaces and independent steam
IRE engine with a largo number of safety pumps Her
boilers werc to bear test of seventy four pounds
pressure TO the inch. The weight Of her machinery
was TO DO 270 tons.
She had three decks two of them extending from
stem 10 stern
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saiia Destination
Office

ArEs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
Sun sss AND MOON So ls hna morn 81
Sun sets...... G 10 Sandy Hook. :. morn 8 IL
Moon sets. -. morn 81 He'll Gate. morn ~
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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MARCH 90, 1877
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 26, 1871

= Half gale. I Fresh.
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THE STORY OF THE WRECK.

HERALD reporter called last evening on Mr. R.
Cornell White, the gentleman for whom the unfor.
tunatc Rockaway built He found at his resi-.
dence Columbia Heights Brooklyn. Mr.. White,
who on the wyanokc, tells tho following story Of
the " reck:-