New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
q NEW YORK CITY.

The Board Of Councmen met yesterday A remembrance
from Side Association against the opening Of certain
the north end Of Central Park received and
referred The gas resolution which vetoed by the
Mayor called up and fer debate passed the
veto-Is to 4-COuncmen White Tying Roberts and Pull.
man voting the negative had with the
Adermanc ordinance redistrbung the election districts Of
this city The Board also concurred in the resolution In
Of establishing ferry from the foot Of Ninety second
st. T. H. to Astoria The forty previously from Eighty
siXhst The Board Of Aldermen also met yesterday. An
ordinance redstrbutng the election districts Of this city
was adopted Resolutions extending Wortts from
st. to Cbathamsqusre And changing the erryp Of the
Astoria ferry from Eighty Sxthst to Ninety seoonds were
also adopted
laborer named Lewis H. Farzfair during debsuch
the 81 fell into the river and taken out carried to
the Hospital and resnsctaed He then seized
with deifium trentn from which he suffered until yesterday
when attacked with cholera At latest accounts be
was still alive hopes entertained of his recovery
During the week ending yesterday % of supposed
cholera were Investigated by the Sanitary Inspectors OF
this number proved be genune four fatal and two
Of the patients recovered inquest held in Brooklyn
yesterday the body Of Henry Deyen residing in King
near Richard He seized with cramps Wednesday.
and expired in few hours. postm examination
determined the case 70 be one Of Asdtic cholera.
Jeremiah BFien who killed his mistress, Kate Smith by
sabbpg her with FISH knife the Goth Mt in Prncest
house Of fame aragned in Court Of General SEES
sjoos Yesterday and plead Not guilty" The will prob
ably not be tined until the August term Of the Court In the
United States Commissioners Court yesterday William Dur
min and Richard Walker arragned charge Of pass
ing counterfeit money the propetres Of saloon at No
~ Greelest After testimony taken in the Walker
was discharged and Durnin committed for trial. In the En-
eh exadition before Commissioner Osborn consdera
lie additional testimony taken Yesterday but nothing Of
importance elected The Commissioner decided to give
the psone, charge OF the British Consul be back to
England
Sam NJ Freeman, Michael Ryan and Tbos. 1iuedy were
committed yesterday for forcing entrance into the bar
room Of Jas L. Frazer No. ls6 Fultor.s striking the bar.
keeper with and shooting the proprietor in the alb
domen Eleanor Jones ass frech. aged % years and
native Of Boston, committed suicide yesterday morning by
shooting hersefn the breast in front Of the residence Dr.
August Frech Of No Az Secondav The deceased had been
living with Dr. Frcch his alleged wife and learning that
during her in Boston he had married another
she took her life as aforesaid Chas Honghtaing painter
while painting the upper story Of The Ts buiding
fell from the scasod to the sidewalk about yesterday
was Instantly killed ..........l. 4. fnf Nf
FIRE broke yesterday morning at W 90 Greenwich
st. occupied dwelling and liquorsore by John ODonneL
Loss on building and furpiinre $1,000 John Hennesey Of
No sDo Tenthaye was By railroad yeser.
day OF his legs badly injured Thc remains Of James
Nice aey aged &C. Of No 252 East Houstoas were yeter
day found Coating in the u at the foot OF that street George
Perrne John Wallace and Henry Denae arrested
fesday being engaged in gambling at Nos. 80 and Al
Ann-s They were held to bail In the Of $500 each
so quantity Of pig iron supposed to have been stolen
vss secured BY Jersey City officers yesterday oH TIVE pes