New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
CITY Ws.

CITY NEWS.
DIsCUssIoys.-Iho Negro Suffrage question
will be discussed ut Metropolitan Hall. nc. 9; Sixth.
ave, this evening ats o'clock. and every Wednesday
evening I'LL further notice.
ARRIVAL or TIE VERA CRUz.-The Ameri-
can aud Mexican Mail Steamship Companys steamer
Vera Cruz left Vera Cruz on tie evening Of July H.
arrived nj Sisal July g. left again tie day and
arrived al Havana on the lsih July ut 10 p M left
Havana on the ?0th At 3. p m, AID an.Tei at New
York July - atep.m.
The Vera Cruz brings GO passengers and large
cargo of merchandise for New.YoTk. Aso $4,000 IN
specie.
The Nelo Ira is The name Of a weekly paper
to be started this city carly in September ia tue In
terosLoi the rocen, movement for fraternity among
those Of different religious secihe movement which
led 10 the famous "pasoTal" o. Bishop Potter. The
prospectus Of tho proposed ptper bears the names Of
Bishop Coke, Rev Drs. Smith and Garfield ofthe Fps
copa Church and also those Of many leading ministers
in the nor Episcopal denominations
BULLS HEAD.-The cattle market has been
active this the third week OF high prices, and all were
sold At range Of l2Gl7c, mostly Of l$aioc. More
than 600 head are reported for tie Rceh Sleep sud
denly advanced ic. y Tuesday on account OF scarcity
and brisk demand There is call for fst mutt
than for lamb Just now. Prime heavy sheep are Voflb
today 7.c Hogs are arriving more Freely and prices
haze n downward tendency They seI at -; nae 10
day.
A WOMAN ASSAULTED AND RoBBRD.-On
Monday night Ellen Heiiernan. residing at No. us
AyESs aSd fen,st aHS pareSsSd on 1ef anor In
p,yrg or IL she ncruicusy e1hib'ted the contents OF
her pocket book containing s25 On leaving the store
she foopc 10y three men. one Of whom attempted
"a take the money from her. She resisted him and
went back 20 th. lquor store when the bartender
Frank Mack, volunteered 20 see her home. lie pro-
coeded with Ter nearly TO her residence. and thew
Geeming her safe left. As she entered the hallway
Of her residence size was seized by Zone Of the
original pir,y'who had followed herr end tho money
taken aer u struggle. The noise aroused her husband
who came TO her assistarce aud seized the thief bat
was In turn seized by Frank Mcirinness aud John
Murray and held until the thief had made his escape
with the money. At this nncture Ofhcer johnson OF
the Eleventh Precinct az and arrested both Me-
Ginnoss and Murray. Yesterday they were committed
by Justice Sbandley.
THEFT oP A WATCH.--Mr Jacob =. Thurston,
residing AZ No ~ Cherry st.. few nights since
panied Margars Lynch alias Sullivan INTO low honse
IN the New Bovery and while ttere was robbed by her
Of vetch and chain valued at silj Yesterday officer
Mulin Of the FOURTH Precinct arrested Der staten
Island, where she employed by a family IN the
capacity OF house servant She owned M 10 The theft
and indicated where the watch might be found justice
Hogan committed the accused for trial. She is
OF Ireland, aged 70 years.
ROBBED IN AN ALLEY.-A few nights since
John G ood residing at No. - Markest. accompanied
by friend, went into house In Mullerry-st and
drank there In short time hi. friend was taken sick
and food started 10 ud him. Under pre.ense Of show
ing him where his friend bad gone Good vas decoyed
into alley close by and there he robbed by three
Of his late companions OF .iyer watch valued at $50
and $50 In cash. Yesterday Detective slowey arrested
n.t ". - nd h..i
was identified by Good OF his assalants. He |
Was committed by Justice Hogan for trial.
HEAVY ROBBERY or MINING STocXs.-Some
days since quantity II baggage stolen from the
depot Of the Hudson River Railroad. Among the mr.
tcles Of value s. shares ~ tie Delaware Gold and
Silver Mining Company valued a. g 900 belonging to
terdny Officer Irving OF Ne Twentieth Precinct ar.
rested Thomas McCne laborer and in biz possession
was found the stolen bonds. lie committed for
examination by Justice Dodge. II s believed that
others were engaged IN the transaction.
DEATH BY DROWNING Coroner Collin yes
terdny held inquest the body Of an unknown
man who drowned on Monday night az the foot OF
Whehallst The body was recovered soon after
death. Deceased a native OF Germany. about co
years OF age, feet inches in hight sandy hair. no
whskers and was dressed ia black coat md gray
pants white linen and muslin shirts, white muslin I
drawers shoes and neckte. A verdict Of death by
drowning was rendered.
VENDING OBSCENE PRIsTs.-Oiicer Parsons
Of the Seventh Precinct yesterday arrested Louis Per
kins the compllint OF Morris Reardon Of No. 800
Water-st, who charges him with vending obscene
prints. lie was committed by Justice SLandley.
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aAdvensement.l
LOOK! LOOK! The Rev. y. NJ. LAMBS, NJ D., |
the greatest Orator In e world will ,peak Cooper n.ti
Monday evening at clock July 3D. 1865. Subject
Score. to Hsppness' Come early IL you wsl sect. lie
10 tho man to draw crowded houses.
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