New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

ine dinner at the Apollo Rooms in honor Of St Pat
iicL, Mr. John Dougherty the Corresponding Score
tary Of the Society, suddenly fell nom bis seas His
friends 10 his assistance and ,nveyed him into
adjoining room, where Dr. Connery and other ply
sicans attended him; but their skill avaled not for
the young man died in few minutes. His mother
and sisters present, and the sudden death Of
their relative became nearly frantic with grief The
Fad event wes announced by the Chairman and the
festivities of the evening turned to mourning and
the company dispersed in silence.
An inqusst was held yesterday by Coroner Connery.
The Jury rendered a verdict Of I" Death from disease
"of the heart" Deceased native OF this city,
Is years of age. lie q Of Officer Dougherty Of
the Court Of General Sessions.
School No 80 in Thirty-ffth street, near Ninth
enue, was examined yesterday. The building is en-
treIy inadequate to the necessities of the school, TIE
Primary Department, especially is in condition which
would scarcely be allowed were it generally known
There yesterday present in nearly 700 pupils
in rooms which accommodate more than fOO
Nearly girls crowded into little room scarcely
than seven feet square OF course, none could
sit down except those who sat in the wadows. Sixty
FIVE boys occupied room seven feet by ten. From
the overpOwerng state Of the atmosphere 1t was diff
cult TO CINE that any human breathing apparatus
could spend four hours day in it, and last month
above ground. 1t was scarcely to be wondered at
that none of the Ward officers attended the EKsmina
ton. The school is crowded that four end some-
times five classes have to rece at in the main
room. In spite, however, Of these great disadvana
ges the school found to be in excellent state
both with reference to order and scholarship. The
teachers are Misses Clara NJ. Edmonds, Mary j. Don
aldson, Sarah T. McKuskor, Mary d. Scolari, Rosanna
Whteside Mary A. Lyon, Phebe f. Brooks, Carissa
f. Hartman, Catharine S. Bunette, Julia Green and
Mary Blanc. The present Principal has had charge
Of the department for two months only. She is grad
uay abolshing the of the rattan, but finds very
difficult, as teachers and scholars have become 50
thoroughly accustomed to it that they think they
hardly get along without it. The Chris department
numbered 304 pupils, and was one OF the best which
has been examned-the Superintendent called it the
best. The examination was excellent in all the
branches The most interesting of the exercises was
geographical dialogue, by the Principal in which the
four quarters of the Globe and of the United States
were represented by characteristic girls who very
good naturedy qusrreled the relative excellen
cies Of their countries, while smart girl played the
cosmopolitan and made fun Of it all. The drawing
superior. Mr.. Schuster, who teaches drawing, is en-
deavorDg to introduce something beyond the common
routine of copying and recopying from fiat surfaces,
and he is quite successful. Mr. CObum teaches music
in this well the Boys department. The teachers
here Misses Sarah X. Farnham, Agnes <. Bayles,
Anna NJ. Dunn, Kate Brown, Hannah M. JacObus,
Almra j. Daney, Angelina p. Myer and Mary Simons.
The Boys department had some good drawing and
music also. There were 273 scholars present, and
their examination was tOerably good. The teachers
are Geo. w. Cooper, T. Dwight Martin, Geo. W.
McCaItine, and Misses Elvra f. Neville, Mary A.
Simms, Janet Young Elizabeth A. Hunt and Eliza
beth Smith The Female department of No. Al, in
Greenwich avenue, opposite Charles street will be
examined to-day.
Two MAGISTRATES OFFICIATING ToGErHER.-Yes-
terday Justice BOgart and Charles j. Warren the
latter claiming to have been appointed Police Justice
by Gov Clark in place of Justice Bcgart sought to be
removed were sitting together at the Fourth District
Police Court corner of Eighty sixth street and Fourth
svcnuo Justice Bogart has received official no!i-
fcaon 20 vacate his seat and consequently continues
TO discharge the duties of the Office to which he was
elected
ARRrst FOR PUBLISHING An OBSCENE Nfws-
PAPrR-Prescott p. Harris arrested yesterday on
warrant issued by the Court of Sessions, charging
him with publishing an indecent sheet. The accused
was arrested some time since for publishing similar
production called Tile Broadray Belle, but on plead
ing guilty, and promising to discontinue the nuisance
judgment against him was suspended. He has of
late it is alleged, issued the present paper, in which
he has continued from week to week highly coored
sketch of the life and death of fashionable prost
tue His papers he sold to large number OF urchns,
who peddled them in the principal thoroughfares.
Harris was held to bail in $500 to answer the charge
at the General Sessions.
BRUTAL AND FATAL TREATMENT TO A CHILD.-An
inquest was held yesterday at No. II Lewis street
upon the body Of Ann Eliza Femmins child two
years of age, who died on Wednesday night from the
Effects Of injuries received on Monday last 1t ap-
pears that the brother of the child had taken il into
the street TO witness the ST. Patrick celebration and
while at the corner Of Second street and Second avenue
one of the crowd who was following tho process On
struck Ale boy to knock him out Of the way, and
both be and lls little sister fell to the pavement. The
rlfian then passed quickly and was soon out of
sight The boy got up and was able TO walk, but bis
sister was nsensibe--her head having come in con-
tact with the curb stone. She was carried home,
where she revived little, but became insane, and
raved about the man who had knocked her down.
She subsequently, died, above stated. post
mortem examination was made, ana showed that death
was caused by conclusion of the brain. The Jury
"brain from being knocked down in the street by
"person to US unknown"
THE LATE CowHrDIyG AFYAIR-The oSex Mar.
ket Police Court was crowded yesterday by persons
who had assembled in expectation Of being permitted
10 hear the examination of Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen,
r. IA nf Nh