New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-16
CITY NE Ws.

COLLISION ~ THE NORTH RIvER.-The steamship
City Of Paris Kennedy for Liverpool while coming down
toe North River and when off Governors Island about 30
A. M coided with the schooner Percy Heidner Gray of aud
from Philadelphia for Nantucket coal laden striking he in
the main chains and sinking her Immediately the fercy
Hedn in the act Of crossing the steamships bow and
inc In that she ALTERED helm again the bow and the
engines reversed but not IN time e avoid The e2S
s steamer CT an and aeSwsrd .pt 70 &s city IN tug
FATAL CAR AcciDEST.-0n Saturday Coroner
wdsy held an inquest in residence the corner Of Fifty
sevenh and Egbh.aye the body of Anna Fox aged %
years From the evidence would appear that on the night
OF the 10th u the deceased the Of
Fysevenths by Sixhave. car the wheel passing over
her e leg causing deep wound from the ehee's o. SlSa
longing to the sixhase Railroad and we further
consider the driver Of said guilty Of Negligence in running
the deceased.
TESTIMONIAL TO BISHOP LYNCH OF CHARLESTON.
s. C-The exocers OF the U. A. who were prisoners Of
war in 1861 and 1862 about tender to Bishop Lynch Of
Charleston the proceeds Of lecture to be delivered at
the Academy Music early day. for the purpose Of re-
building the Orphan Asylum OF Charleston, which was
70 have been kind 10 the prisoners comforting many
substantial benefits and the officers tender this as token OF
their respect and esteem.
IIoyoRs TO THE LATE DANIEL s. DICKINSON
The United States Court opened Saturday before
Judge Belts for the purpose OF proceeding with the trial OF
the Meteor the last in which Mr. Dickinson was en-
gagged On the opening OF the Court Mr. EsMts announced
Es DEATH and moved that the Court adjourn till Monday at
m out Of respect to the memory Of the deceased MI
Webster in few brief Of eulogy OF the deceased
onded motion The Court ordered that the set down
for continuation for this morning until Monday nett
and that the Court adjourn TO that day at ii m
ACcIDEyTs.-On Saturday night, Catharine Dolan,
a,oa ,ears residino run and
seriously injured by stage No l2 Of the Broadway and
Fourhave line She received medical aid at the NewYork
Hospital and conveyed home by the Fifth Precinct Po-
bartholomew Gaynor Saturday night knocked down
and seriously injured by runaway horse at the corner OF
No. ~ Avenue b. by the Eleventh Precinct Police.
ROBBED oPA WATcH.-John Grimes was on Fri
day night arrested by Detective Field Of the Fifth Precinct
for having company with confederate decoyed John Sui
lyan boarder at the Wyoming Hotol to one Of the
North River piers and then robbed him of watch and chain
Grimes seized Sullivan around the waist and held him while
the confederate robbed him OF article mentioned valued al
$500 After tue arrest the watch was recovered by The oer
Justice Bowling Saturday committed the prisoner for trial
ROBBED on THE STREET On Thursday night last,
while Mr. Charles Fitzgerald of No 92i Laurenst
ing the Of Laurens and Broomes he was knocked
dow and robbed wallet containing SOS by Henry Morton
and three coniederates The thieves then ned Subsequently
Fitzgerald met Moriop and caused his arrest by Ohcer Jack
med him for trial The prisoner Is native OF this city.
aged - years
ALLEGED EMBEzZLBMENT.-On Saturday Officer
Williamson of Eighteenth Precinct arrested John Donnel
w. horse dealer on complaint Of John Golden Of No 1913
East Twenty lou rts The complainant states that he placed
hands the Of sJ0 tor the purpose OF
buyn nstead Of which he appropriated the amount
Donnely held 10 bad by Justice Dodge in the SUN OF
81 800
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GoODS.-The
dwelling of george W. Grant at Trenton n j., on the night
Of the h inst broken into by burglars and robbed Of silk
goods 10 the Of a2O portion Of the goods
found In the boot and shoe " Hermann Mann, Ne i52
Third.ave. and folly identified by Mr. Grant Mann
rested Officer Cotrc OF the Twontyeeond Precinct snd
held bail Saturday by Justice Connolly In the Of 500
to answer the charge OF receiving stolen goods.
ACrIOS or THE Ngw.YoRK COMMERCIAL ASSOCI-
AroN-At q meeting OF the New York Commercial Associ
alton held OH Saturday morning the Produce Exchange II
resolved That tie trustees De requested 10 the leases
Of the Aoufhe thor present occupants NJ tAe pre-
MUM paid Tor eaca stand Al The previous sale, Tor the
neat Aye years
FATALLY rED.-Ycstcrlay Coroner Cover held
,a rns. o.. $50. a9 In.t Tocrfi .,l.' on the body of
Ohm urrs Of Ireland. aged 80 years. On Wednes
DAY last deceased iyl Vm thhd story window (Which Ae