The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-01

warm almes phere, the mercury above summer heat
and tho prpcipa, thoroughfares olerably clean, sgy
body appeared TO turn out Broadway crowded from
morning Gil late At night With fashionable throng and
the Broadway shops appeared 10 be driving brisk
business Every body appeared TO welcome the summer.
like mdness OF the atmosphere Tho street sprinkers
oct IN full force and did the work assigned TO them
eectualy The soda fountains 10 our drug stores and
sSoons were In ia requson during the dAy aud the
guso To'lnorfoT-moving day-so much dreaded by
ousekeepers-wll soon pass away and them whom PEG.
,pye get fairly located In their new homes, ousn VII
once proceed on I've onward and increasing course
Borumr, uRAL SCHOOL We have received q circular
snoosipr p,sn the establishment Of school for tho
Instruction Of poor orhan girls In the art Of horticulture
&C. In aid Of which festival and series Of entertainments
are 10 he given at Palace Gardens from the 9th to the 10th
instant inclusive. The school is to be established on
Long Island about forty miles from New York; on the line
of me Long Island Railroad. The requisite land has
already been given and foundation OF the necessary
buildings laid the establishment 10 to be entirely utl
tartan, and benevolent 10 its chascerthe only object
being 70 elevate prospective present interests the
inmates morally and Intellectually and qualifying them
70 secure their future welfare and The plan
ia worthy Of all support and there be doubt that
the approaching festival 10 behalf OF the project will meet
With The support of the public The entertainments
soee daMsamie under the auspices Of the Sevenyarst
regiment. number OF eminent orators have also been
the whole undertaking promises TO be Of an Interesting
and pleasing character.
CoRoNERs' INQUnrs "Reminiscences Schrmer held
inquest at No. Cannon street upon the body Of boy
nine years old. named Benjamin F. Mills, who died from
the effects Of Injuries accidentally received ~ piece OF
timber falling upon him IN lumber yard
Inquest held by the same Coroner upon the body
OF found drowned atthe foot o. Robinson
street. Deceased hao been in the water about three
weeks, end was apparently German On his person
was found copy Of the Saas ZeurY newspaper, dated
Che Coroner was also notified to hold inquest at the
foot OF Twenty street. East river upon the body Of
knoG ms ne nv
dock, at the above place.
BOND STREET Homeopathic DsPENsARy.--The fourth
nua report of this private charitable Institution has been
published and from learn that during the past year
2o77 have been treated and 1915 prescriptions dis
peneed 10 the poor reference to the statistical tables
as the results of the treatment will a pride
10 well wsher OF homeopathy as well as the bene
violent contributors to the charity They invite
parson between them and those Of the old school practice
The financial part of the states that the receipts
the year have been $679 60 and the disbursements
rent, fuel, medicines, SC, 1919; leaving balance the
treasury Of fifty cents Otto Fulgrsf d. the founder
and manager, still continues head OF its medical
sta, assisted by Drs g. B. Bonton G. W. rorrey, j. s.
Wood, W. J. Bauer, J. A. Carmichael and others.
RELIEF FOB DEAF MUTEs rhe lady managers of the In
sttuon for Deaf Mutes at No. 16l East Twelfth street,
assembled at the above place yesterday to receive subscrp
lions and donations the support this charitable object
Tho intent of the institution is to bestow prepar~-
education INDECENT children born deaf and -.oiy
are growing up vice and ignorance -, Hu"p, VINO
young 70 90 reserved Dtc INC stpe institution Thew
viii receive such training 10 TO az them at m. ~ -
twelve years to be received into the older ns,;,u
estimated that it will take $3.50 per annum for tho
eooeoa eAo support :" each pupil and is proposed TO
RAISE this sum by subscription.
SWORD FOR THE KING OF SARpINfA-Ibe commi,,oo
Of Italians who had charge of the project 10 raise an
amount Of money for the purchase of sword to be pre
scented to Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia as test
monal Of the nigh appreciation in which his offer to give
In his kingdom a home TO the Nespoan exes is held
here have raised The necessary amount for that object
ghe present will be of eegapt workmanship The hit of
the sword will be Of solid 60 d. eaboratey wrought with
appropriate designs The surplus money that may re-
main after the sword is purchased will be forwarded IN
Europe Tor the relief Of the families OF TIA patriots.
The RUSSIAN STEAM FRIGATE GENERAL ADMIaAL-This
beautiful specimen of naval architecture, lying the
Novelty Works, Twelfth street, nearly completed and
will steam around tn the North river few days. where
she will remain until fully equipped Tor her voyage
Europe. 1.-The general Admiral Will be taken into OF
dry docks III the of week. for examination.
She bad steam for two days last week. and engines
were n motion and performed satisfactorily.
ROBBERY TIE ST JAMES ROMAN CATHOLIC CHuRcn.-The
st. James Roman Catholic Church burelarious,y en-
tered week ago last Friday, and clothing, prayer
books &C. worth $50 stolen. THE police wore put
the alert and Friday night officer Fehrer, Of the
Seventh precinct arrested the thief with the goods his
possession.
TnK RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN JERSEY CITY--Jas OBrien
the Haeman who killed the 9th uL In Jersey
City, loet his life under circumstances which, he
a.mere laborer, might have won for him and his me.
mory the highest encomiums from the press that quar-
ter II was in the act Of saving woman aud child, who
had just the track the cars approached and
when his warning words and signals seemed not to be
ken not ce Of by the and when he had just
ceeded forcing them ofthc track he himself struck
down having generously and gratuousy-for it was not
bis duty-aken the post OF danger BY this act Of huma
nifty he paid the forfeit OF his own le Certainly his ia
mly should be remembered, and substantial testimonial
be awarded 10 them Heroism and noble acts not,
see the exclusive claim Of the educated and the high
born.
THE APPOINTMENT OF TAX COMMISSIONERS Comptrol-
Ter understood concluded upon appointments
for Tax Commissioners under the law but difficulties
In regard 10 the minor appointments delay and may
change the contemplated programme. single point has
been finally determined, which is the appointment of
democrat member Of the Board. The 1gh thus far
has been between the parties now in Office who have
Weed and certain heavy property holders down town TO
uove At the up
~ owners 10 back them, urging rotation.
EFFORTS PROCURE New TRIAL PfHoMER.-Our
German fellow citizens determined justice done
to their oountrymen Yesterday afternoon they held their
second meeting at steuben Hail. Bowcry to measures
for procuring another trial for D. Pfh,er recently
vctod of mabslaughtr In the Court Of Oyer and Terner
ior killing New York rowdy in self defence finance
spot. The committee Of arrangements reported that they
bad engaged Mr. Stewart and another lawyer to take up
being one each ward in the city, open subscription
lists in their respective districts, and tho meeting ad
tourned.
NEW YORK HosrrTAI~--The following s the weekly re-
port of the above institution 10 April 90 1S59:-Remain
ing on April o. 203 admitted 70 April 49, 81 discharged
cured relved, 26; died, 81 remaining at date, 225
Males, 1888; females, 3D.
The Cumberland Coal Company Suit.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the suit Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company
against Judge Sherman and others, you n,snform
ed as "he grounds upon which the judgment
deed against that company stated in tho money ar
Gle Of your last Some months since Judge Suther
land, Of the Supreme Court in long and most able
opinion preferred to in your journal at the tme) dismiss
cd, on notion all proceedings against the Hoffman Steam
Coal Company on the ground that the Court had no urs
dicton The still continued, pressed against the
naming defendants, and recently heard on de-
murrer before Judge Allen Of the Supreme Court who