The New York herald., 1867-04-15

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TIM wx,rvr. Tho following shows the result OF 70
observations In this c,. 'no Ians' " 'ne oaiome'
and thermometer. the dire 0u .no "'na anu 'no STA
Of the weather during the ,. ."onyfou' noars'
The highest range Of the thermom. was ooio.
NJ, IS degrees and tho lowest was ~ n'e a. NJ
grees six A. M-Barometer soe2, tn rmometer mo =
wind northeast. Twelve M-Barometer -, .ne
mometer So, wind southeast Six P. M Saromett
30o5 thermometer 40, wind southeast Ten r. SSDs c
rometer so.63, thermometer a. wind southeast sur
day morning, misty cool, cloudy, windy; afterno 'n
be- snow Or rain Within hours from two
O'clock A n this lMonday) morning, and this storm
S Y CIV Han We two be- Me
pleased with the ruthfuness OF that prediction which
gives the slight and misty rain, simply spelling ladys
bonnet as with the terrific storm that sinks the ship
| upon the ocean.
| CAUCUS THE TAExAsr socHrY-MEErNc TONIGHT
yoE ELECTION OF OrFIcERs-Ths Tammany society in
caucus, Hon. VIM Dodge Chairman, and Wilson Small,
Secretary have agreed upon the following tckerto be
reported 70 the suges Of the members or the society
At the election tonight sachcms-John Kelly, wG
E B. Hart, Chas G. Cornell, Jas 8. Nicholson, r. 81
Connolly Nathaniel Jarvis, JE, John Bradley, Geo.
sSsamoe aso Rooms sscrearv
Wilson Small ;0wskinskio stephen @ Duryea. Douglas
Taylor II s undersood viii head the opposition ticket
and the interest OF the meeting will DO further enhanced
by the discussion which It 70 expected will take place
relative 70 the building OF new hall up town for the
society.
BIRTHDAY or THOMAS JErrsRsor-CKIxsRAros BY
THE SrArH RIGHTS socrE1Y.-The anniversary OF the
birth Of Thomas Jefferson celebrated on Saturday
evening By the State Rights Society," at the New York
Hctel In manner even moro marked ana splendid than
usual in consequence Of It SO quickly following the great
triumph achieved by the democratic party at the late
election in Connectcut-a triumph fully vindcating the
Mr. cs acsd as
with Mr.. Horton, Secretary, and among the guests
Eaton, Of connecticut Hon. " Hanna Indiana; Hon.
J. c. Robinson Illinois; Hon. J. W. Newlin,
Indiana; Indiana; Judge Reqaier, of Alabama, and % Hon
Of this city. The usual toasts the President Thomas
Jefferson and Others concluding with that Of :" The
proposed and seconded and tho evenings entertainment
brought to close by the adoption Of motion made by
anniversary OF this nature many OF this society
may be practicable shall meet and commemorate tho
occasion
DIED OF HER INJURIES Mrs Margaret Fisher, the
woman who struck by locomotive Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company ON Saturday
afternoon, reported In yesterdays HERALD subse-
quenty died of her injuries Coroner WlIdey was no
fed to hold inquest
FATAL RUN OVER CAsuALry. John Cook q little boy
whose parents reside at No 81 Mulberry street. died
yesterday from the effects of injuries received Friday
last by being knocked down and run over by o horse
and carriage owned by Dr. Frederick Zinner Of No. so
Amity street. The Coroner was notified to hold an
inquest
CONDITION or HosPrrAL PArrEyrs--At late hour last
evening the unfortunate German, Henry Hennng, who
brually assaulted in his store last Wednesday
night, in such precarous condition that the
gcons OF the New York Hospital had but slight hopes Of
his living through the night There has been arrest
Tho mate Tingley, who II win be remembered was
shot in the back by the captain Of the brig Ottawa while
at sea, Is also at the New York Hospital where IL is
feared there but poor chance for his recovery the
two balls having perforated the inestnee He Is fast
In he case Of the two young girs who attempted
suicide ct Weehawken last week, by the persevering
attentions o. the warden ana surgeons Q, Bellevue
on Saturday.
ASSAULT UroS OrncKR. About . quarter past six
O'Clock last evening officer Whitman, Of the Twenty
second precinct was conveying some rowdies TO the
station for having insuted ladies on the weehawken
feyboat he set upon by number OF the prisoners
companions the OF Eleventh avenue and For
tysecond street, knocked down and severely beaten his
the assault Two of the men who attacked tho oficer,
named Adam Luy and Adam Luly, Jr., were afterwards
arrested and lodged In the station house
NARROW ESCAPE DRowxSo.- agent Of the
Fulton Insurance Company, named Warner, narrowly
escaped coming grief untimely end last night
Abou. nine O'Clock the Jersey City ferry boat
leaving Cortisndt street, and when about thirty fcet
from tho wharf Mr. Warner charged at full speed down
instead OF reaching All the boat So made .sro paas
In the water and commenced shrieking as as he
precinct wSo has saved the lives Of SO
many persons who have fallen into tho water under Like
circumstances was quickly 10 the rescue OF Mr. Warner
and having succeeded 10 bridging the gentleman on the
dock consolcd by the exclamation II have lost my
80 hat" II was not insured.
SUDDEN DEATH DIR. Simeon Abrahams, well known
physician resident OF this city, aged about fifty
years. and dwelling at No. 81 Beecker street, was yester
day morning found dead in his bod The deceased
had tba MIC In tIv
excellent health. Failing to rise at his usual hour-four
o'ciock-the servant sent up stairs TO awaken him.
The girl knocked at the door, bat receiving no answer
Within retired aud did not return until at about
seven when her fears being aroused by the silence Of the
ROOM she gave the alarm and caused the door TO be
broken In. The occupant was then found lying dead.
Coroner Schirmer was notified OF tho occurrence and
will hold an inquest upon the body to-day Mr. Abra-
fered from Illness Disease Of the heart IL believed to
have been the cause OF his death.
STAnBISe AyrnAy.-Betweon seven and eight o'clock
yesterday evening, Patrick J. Kenny, coachman,
dwelling at No. l4oDSackett street. Brooklyn whe at
pier a. North river at the foot of Canal street,
stabbed the left eye by another co.cnman, whose
identity thus far Is unascerta.ncd. Police Surgeon
Kennedy dressed the wound which Is not necessarily OF
dangerous Character.
FnErx BRoApwAY.--About yesterday hre
discovered on tho second floor Of No 2os Broadway.
rhe alarm was promptly given and the nremea soon
arrived and succeeded in extinguishing the flames be-
fore they extended TO the other oor The second noor
Il occupied by two 1rms-P. A. Daily Co, dealers In
cloths and vestings and Leonard Bros h Edwards,
dealers and manufacturers OF spool silk and machine
twist The Ere originated among the silk stock, and
about half an hour after Mr. Leonard twho sleeps
the prcmses) went out but from what cause
is as vet unexplained. The damage 10 the silk
stock will be about $40 000 fully insured. The damage
sustained by Daily Co. will be about s5 00o fully in
sured. The third and fourth floors are occupied by
sheridan Poole Co., dealers In boys clothing; stock
slightly damaged The first foor occupied by II. II.
c. Henc jobbers OF cloths; their stock damaged by
water TO tho extent OF 5000; insured for S30,O0O In
the Liverpool and London and Royal Insurance compa-
nes. The basement is occupied by Segllmanu, Macy
Co, dealers IN white goods; damaged by water about
$4,000; insured. The building Is owned by ID. s. Will
liams, and Is damaged about 8, ,0oo and s insured.