New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11

some other suitable site be granted the sisters OF
Mercy and building be erected thereon for Girls
Industrial School"
Ordered the usual course. The Board then ad'
3ourned
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-THE STREET CLEAN
ING EvIL-The Board met at o'clock yesterday after-
noon the Presi dent Morgan Jones esq in the char.
Mr.. Moore offered preamble and resolution to the
effect that, Whereas the Street Cleaning CONTIGUOUS
have failed in performing their contract, that the at
tenron Of the Street Cleaning Commissioners be called
to the fact and that the Mayor he informed the Com
mon Counci will cordially cooperate with him in any
action may take TO have the streets cleaned and that
he be respectfully requested 10 communicate with the
Common Council on the subject Adopted In con-
nection with the above Mr. Flynn presented petition
with 1900 signatures, praying that action be at
once taken TO have the streets cleaned before any
epidemic disease is engendered. The BOARD tnen al
iourned.
A "REMINISCENCES OF THE FOURTH-FATALLY
STABBED.--,John Callahan and Thomas Duffy on the
afternoon Of the 4th inst quarreed the shanty of
the latter in Fih.ave Onehundred and sixteenth.
st. ard Callahan stabbed his opponent in the lower part
of the abdomen inficting wound from which the IN
testines protruded. The asssilant arrested by
officer Golden of the 10Th Precinct after the occur
renee. and committed to await the injuries Of the
wounded man. The case YVES published in HE TRB.
UNE at the time. Duffy was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
and fingered until the 9th inst when he died fester
day Coronar Cover held an inquest on the body and
the following testimony was taken;
Mary Duffy. wife of the deceased, testified: On the
the 4th instant between and o'clock m, Callahan
came 10 our house on horseback and shouted to my
husband Duty. you black son Of ~ i, , have
went ont and Callahan then said. What did you soy
ahout my wife deceased asked him what IT was Cal
lahsn then drove up to him, asd kicked AT him.
he then jumped from his horse and they clinched; Cal
lahan then walked away and deceased picked up
stone and threw 1t a. HIM Caiahsn then returned,
knife plainly; Callahan turned 10 away but instantly
returned. and they clincbedi Callahan again walked
away, and again returned but caught hold of him be-
fore he reached deceased he threw me on my knees
all this time he had the dirk in bis hand; he again
walked away, and cried Murder" and said Gala
han had stabbed my hnsband number Of the neigh
bors collected l saw but one STAB; cannot say
when he received the second wound; deceased had
been drunk in the morning bu sober az the time OF
the difficulty; do know the origin Of the difficulty
but heard that they had some word previously.
DR.. Lucas, house surgeon at Bellevue Hospital, tes-
tilted that on the 4h inst deceased brought to the
hospital with pnnctured wound in the lower part OF
the abdomen re continued TO fail until the evening Of
the 7th inst, when death ensued.
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
to his death by peritona the result If stab wound
at the hands Of John Callahan on the 4th day OF N.Y.
1868" On the rendition OF this verdict the prisoner
was committed the Tombs by the Coroner to await
the action of the Grand Jury.
CLOTHES CUTTERS Protective USIoS.-A
meeting Of the Clothes Cutters Protective Union was
held last evening at No. 1872 Hesterst The assemblage
which rather turbulent in its character, was called
10 order by the President Mr. Mullen who proceeded
to lead long essay or the Labor Question lie advo
Gated the necessity If bringing all the minor associa
tions in the city into one grand organizntion 10 be
known the Cooperative Joint Stock Company. In
the course OF his remarks he was frequently Interrupted
declaring that he was out of order others that
such body the Clothes Cutters Union existed their
name not having been called at The Trades Union.
During the evening considerable confusion existed
among them. Mr.. Harding and others subsequently
addressed the meeting. They propose 10 respectfully
ask their employers for an increase of wages.
FREE GERMAN SCHooL.-The semi.annual
Meeting of tins school, was held last evening at tie
hist
Traust esq. presided The report of the officers shows
the number of scholars TO be TBS taught by 10 teachers
professor Of drawing and two female teachers of
sewing, embroidering &c. the whole under one di.
rector, The finances ale reported as in prosperous
Balance January J. 1854 81; receipts. 81 sCe 96;
making in all IS $50 g. The expenses amounted 10
1882 50; including for salaries. 43l4 33 repairs
e433 IS: books S}5; interest debt g. 03s S. and
sundries. s764 60; leaving balance Of s42s 80. The
election of officers was then gone into resulting in the
choice Of the following gentlemen: Fr Traust Presi.
dent; K. Becker. Vice President: A. Reichenbach,
Secretary: +. Flaccus, Treasurer: ]. Roehm, Phi.
Rupp Messrs, Jickel Dexheimer, Schaefer, Hageman,
Clricb, Pritze, RejnhOld and Wisch Directors.
BURGLARY, AND RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN
PROPERTY the morning Of the 9th inst the bakery
Of Henry Gruudman. at No. 247 Monroest. EN-.
sugar valued at eos Officer waldron of the Tbir
teenth Precinct subsequently ound the stolen in
the apartments of Margaret pBrien. with whom Leddy
resides at No. CO. Waterst A coat soiled with
sugar belonging 70 Leddy, AID jimmy" with sugar
npon It, and exactly fitting the marks the front door
Of the bakery also found. Leddy and the woman
O'Brien were arrested. and committed by Justice
6haudley.
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDBR.-On the 30th
day Of May last Charles Miller 10 his home at No.
200 Canast. late al night and informed his wife Fan
ME that he intended 10 XIII her. At the time he
pushed her over the bed and drew a her
throat inticting severe and dangerous wound. She
was taken 10 the New-York Hospital and for q time
was considered IN very precarious condition. The
az flp TINA
terday the wounded woman enabled 10 appear In
the Tombs Police Court and he having been arrested
In the meantime, WAS. her complaint committed by
Justice Hogan without bail. The accused was born In
mid ocean. and is a blacksmith.
DRowNED.-On Sunday night, Nicholas
Henry, late an engineer in Heape's brewery in
Fity-seventh st. and Eleventhave., was drowned at
The foot VI Fifty Dnth-st North River The body was
subsequently recovered. and taken 10 the Twenty
second Precinct Station House and coroner notified
20 noid an inquest Deceased was aged 80 years and
resded In West Thirty .sixthst.
A FoRGBR CoMMITTED.-Officer Rork yester-
day arrested Albert T. Griswold for having on the 9th
81 February last in the character of United States
Detective. passed upon Mr. Calvin Farnsworth at the
New,Haven Railroad depot two forged checks for SCI
paysblo at the Oriental Bank. Justice Dodge com
nited fhe prisoner. He has already graduated from
she Od Capitol Prison and Fort Lafayette.
A DISGUSTING BRUTE.--On Sunday night
James Burdcn and Michael Flanagan quarreled and
the former Knocked Flanagan down and jumping upon
aim on portion OF his under lip Officer Corbetf Of
the Sixth Precinct arrested tho brute and Justice Ho
gan committed him for trial In default Of 81 900 bail
BE is ta0r +e years Of age, and lived Ia the lower
part Of Mulinerryfst.