The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03
City IntelliGence.

FExStU PRIEST on TUE TEMPORAL Powrp OF rHp popE
Tie Rev Aobt psrard Knight Of the Royal Order OF he
Holy Sepuchre and pastor of S. Mary's Church. Rocoes
ter, to deliver lecture next Sunday asternoop
St. Vincent dc Pauls church. in Twenty third gyee be.
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues The subject of hs
lecture viii be the "Roman Question, the Temporal
and Spiritual Power Of the Pope" which assured
he will treat In msstcry and instructive manner There
70 no charge made for entrance, and have doubt
the Rev Apbe will have large audience
MEETING TIE SyoNEcUrTERs wac o meeting
Of the stonecuers employed in the anaoce,y yards at
Ailimar's Hall, Thursday evening last Richard Leo
was chairman, and Robert f. Herd secretary. The fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas, we understand that report has got abroad
that Mr. Joyce declared that could get many
he required from shops, and considering it detfi-
mental nr 70 our good name, we have
Resolved, J. That we sympathize With The On
strike at the Cathedral
That We discoun.cnance ail who may 60 10 work ut
the Cathedral Until the strike is settled Tand thar We will
strike.
SUICIDE ~ HoeoKEy-O Thursday night st twelve
O'Clock Mr. FraDdron, tobaocons, Ia Hoboken, commied
suicde by hanging himself in the cellar OF his house
This the unfortunate mans second a.;empt having
few months since stabbed himself he abored under
the belief that all men were his pcrsecu.ns and feared
thAa he would be hung and manned by bis fellow citizens
He remarkable for gentsness Of manners, close ap
pcason 70 business and unswerving integrity He
family 10 mourn bis untmey end.
NEW Elm SrREsT TENEMENT H0rsE--The proprietor
CT the Elm street tenement house, which recently
the Of deporable disaster is aOou, to put up
building the site OF the Old one aud promises 10
produce n structure which viii combine safety the
tenants with advantage to the pockets Of the landlord il
Is TO be six stories high, but will be provided with iron
starways front aud rear, by means Of which, ii is
hoped, the inmates may be enabled 70 have a ready
egrcss in case OF fire or danger from other
AI1IMrT AT Sr1CmE-DoSEsnc DIFFICULTIES THE Causg-
Alexander Hamilton, well dressed an1 gentlemauly
looking individual yesterday brough, up before JUS
tce Kelly charge OF abusing ant iltreatng his wife
johanna During the examination before the Justice
Hamilton attempted make his escape eappg through
window Of the Court room. Subsequently in his cell,
he attempted to commit suicide by cutting vein, and
when discovered already suffering from loss of
blood. physician was called in, and his case attended
10. Upon the table found the following letter, writ
ten in that showed education and refinement on
the part Of the writer
Ny DEAR WHATSOEVER than be confined 10 this place
would sacrifice life II Ii sad his beautiful day 10
from this 10 unknown world but tired of living Gave
me buried by the side Of mother in the old
bridgeport Whatever things gran tmoiher had belonging
to with her to give them 10 With my bes. wishes
for you and yours am your afee tomato husband.
ALEX HAMILTON
No. AZ TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.
FIRE ON BIooMSGDAIE ROAD between seven and eight
O'Clock Thursday night fire occurred the dwelling
house Of Mrs. CAtharine Flock on Boomngdale road,
Ninety eighth street. II appears that Mrs. Flock
was filing fluid lamp while lighted The acid ignited
exploded the lamp and fire TO the houee. Before the
flames were extinguished the property was damaged
about $780, No insurance Mrs Flock burned her hands
quite severely.