New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
NETWORK CITY.

The Board of Education met yesterday A conmuni.
cation presented from the Trustees Of the Twelfth
Ward asking for Sc COO wherewith purchase site for
new grammar school that Ward Three thousand dollars
was asked for necessary repairs to several schools
resolution the Board for attentions shown to the
Boston School Committee while recently visiting this city
was received resolution respecting the unexpended bal
Of the appropriations for the support of the Free Acad
ny adopted motion arranging the salaries of the
principals of Female Primary Departments also passed
1t was resolved in conformity report presented by the
Committee on Consolidation that the President aud Clerk be
directed sign any warrants for the salaries Of teachers
in the grammar department Of Ward School No g. Seventh
Ward until the attendance Of girls prohibited by the Trus
tees.
The funeral Of the late Hon. James Humphrey. " C..
took place from Church Of the Pilgrims Brooklyn yes
terlay The body Of Friedrich Augustus Koppe German
weaver s. years age who left Bremen March 30 1866 for
this city was found suspended ia Lichfeds Woods
Nnthst Brooklyn yesterday morning The cause OF
cde is yet known. Thirty liquor dealers were
arrested in Brooklyn yesterday for selling without license
Tie Special Committee Of the Board fSupeysOs appointed
to assign the Assembly Districts Of Kings County under
the last census presented then report the last meeting Of the
Board II will be found elsewhere The fur factory Of Michael
c. Links Waworthst. Brooklyn entered by burglars
Yesterday morning and robbed Of $3.50 worth Of fr portion
Of which subsequently found BY Three were
arrested on suspicion.
Fonr new cases Of cholera are reported having
in this city Yesterday the first coored named Anne
Crosby residing No 2s Churchst who attacked by
the early yesterday morning and died after scarcely 70
hours nes second PatOlman Peck Of the First Precinct
was attacked yesterday afternoon and at late hour last
evening not expected TO recover third
ported Manhatlanv but nothing positive known
corning latest The disease TO have
broken aresh Quarantine having occurred
on board the bulk Illinois deaths from cholera and
from typhoid fever occurred the hoptasp Falcon
A regular meeting Of tie Metropolitan Fire Com
missiones held Yesterday communication stating the
number Of feet of hose u by the Department also others
thanking Department for its energy exnguishng fires
together with complaints against different members for va
GUS oensos were received series Of resolutions reported
by the Committee Apparatus adopted resolution
was also adopted calling upon the ChieEngneer to make
such that twohd Of the force might be
dered out Of extraordinary emergencies instead Of
half present Several other resolutions for the better
the Department then adopted when the
Board adjourned.
evening Jerry OBren 10 years Of age stabbed Katie
Smith with butcher knife at brothel No. 100 Pnce.st
causing instant death. lie then attempted lis own life with
the weapon nfc,Dg frightfu but not necessarily
fatal wound in his throat 0BreD removed to Bellevue
Hospital This is said to have been the first homicide that
has occurred in this city within the past three months The
trial brothers Miles and Daniel ORey for the killing
Of Patrick Donney concluded in the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday Daniel found guilty Of manslaughter
| in the third degree and Miles assault and battery
There extensive preparations being made for the Open
air indignation meeting Of the Fenians to be held
Unopsqusre next Monday evening 10 give expression to
their opinion Of the Of the Government during the late
raid Money still reported flowing into the Golfers Of the
Roberts faction and daily aceeons Of circles which have
deserted the standard Of Stephens and O'Mahony.
Yesterday field day in Excise matters the officers
having orders 10 arrest all selling liquor without license In
consequence the Police Courtrooms were crowded with
illegal vendors and attention TO their precluded the
hearing Of any other business number held in bail 20
answer any future indictment and others released upon
their parole.
The ANIMAL Exhibition Of the Grammar School connected
with the New.Yok University held yesterday in the
Chapel The base ball match yesterday at Aorrsana be-
tween the Unions aud Muua resulted in the defeat Of the
former BY two runs the score standing 25 to 90
Tie evidence in the Strong case was concluded yes
terday and Court adjourned to attend the anerA Of the
a,o Hon. James Humphrey The summing up Will commence
this morning.
On account Of the state OF weather which was too WINDY