The New York herald., 1867-04-03

Is.aA.rs 9 a,!ey .As sls Of yAts beer on ss,asys
toxicating character; and argued that cider ne
ple ~ which on sundays 10 allowed BY the boefu o.
Ixosa o?plAN mora alcohol than white osss' ana
therefore more intoxicating.
Csuuxr 10 AmAn-Nashan Goidschmidt was
eaughtby OF the Mstropol.ans driving butchers .
wagon in which were thrown eleven calves. having
their fest bound together and apparently suffering much
pain. Goldschmidt was Obliged by Justice Dodge 10
furnish bail to the amount Of $500 TO answer.
PRIZE TKrxGRAPHNG.- telegraph match between
r Burns, the champion operator Of New England and
New York and Mr. D. Beakney, of Pittsburg has been
postponed for the present Mr. Burns has expressed bis
willingness to make match with any operator In the
United States for any less than $780, oueha Of
the money 70 be donated 70 charitable insttution
the number Of words 70 be exceed hvc hun
dred, 70 30 selected from The New Yosk HSsALD or
some other paper. e-t as8 IS s.t fi
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrsARAscs on 4 BRooKLyx GENTLE
HAs.-A young gentleman, Mr. Henry 8 wheipiy, resd-
ing in Brooklyn and doing business at Noa and Full
ton street, New York. left his residence Sunday AFTER
noon to spend the evening with friend in Jersey City,
accompanied by gentleman named Moore, who does
business as brokers' clerk in Wall street. Mr..
whelpy has not since been heard Of and great fears
entertained by his family that mshap has befllen
him. He is known TO have had $75 his person
I'D asavngs bank book with his inscribed thoren,
No cne whatever has been obtained TO his whereabouts
Hth0ugh every effort has been made by his family 10
discover his fate The fact that the gentleman OF
the most correct and regular habits before having
tpsn absent from his home, renders the case more
mysterious and distressing.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN THE B0wERY.-An unknown man
attempted to kin young gri named Boardman in the
Manhattan House, NO. 265 Bowery about one O'Clock
yesterday morning. 1t appears that the met her
in the hallway and without saying word to her drew
revolver and Tired ut her. the ball grazing the sde of
her head and the powder singeng her face officer
ana har md n
ran into the street, but he succeeded in making good his
estape
ltrrxxPrED SUICIDE William H. Muiken, discharged
soldier from Fort Columbus attempted commit sui
eide last Monday night by jumping into the East river
from pier a. AS the police returns have H. after cool
refscton he called out Justify for help, when officer
Sutton rescued him from his perous position.
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED BoY.-Two gentlemen Of
burglarousy inclined disposition broke into the butcher
shop OF L. Strauss on Monday night, but fright.
ened away by little boy who happened to be on the
premises
HYDRoPHoBIA would seem that great danger is to
be apprehended from the ugly CANNES of all sizes and
species that every day TO be seen running loose
about the Streets particularly the easde Of the town.
II immediate steps be not taken to diminish their
bers Already several serious have been reported
Of men bitten by dogs that let unmuzzled in the
public thor0ughlares burial permit also granted
yesterday at the Board OF Health headquarters for the
interment OF young man, named Teddy Laing. who
died Monday from hydroph0ba, caused by tho bite of
dog three months ago. Owners Of dogs should take
warning in time.
DEATHS FROM DRovSING.-Since the 22d or March the
coroner this city have held nquess upon the bodies
Of six persons who drowned four Of the six being
full grown men, the primary Of deaths 1t
was impossible to ascertain The board OF Police intend
to issue certain stringent regulations in reference TO the
finding OF bodies by police, order that far
manner OF the PERSONS DEATH be IL by foul suicidal
means, may be definitely arrived at
Two IHvAsncrpE CAsEa-rhe remains OF . female
infant found alley in Orchard street and
veyed 70 ~ Tenth precinct saation house. Coroner
Cover wss notiasd, ana Dx John Beach, on making
szaninatn Of The body foand that the chds throat had
been cut em ear, the head being nearly ssvsred
from the euldc. There several other superficial
cuts over hs chd's neck showing that tho steel had
been used - . uemuloss band. Efforts were made by
Captain Dsvia sf the Teush V learn something
coscernint parenAge Of asveasea and by whom ths
horrid crils committed, but pet nothing sats-
osSsa % ne sSsn s
tho inquiNaBn was adjourned ul Thussday afternoon.
Early on Asnday morning : s.r.nss woman wss seen I'm IN
watched @ S Sss NJ ~ 5 tins Noticing thai sns We We,
sss .sxs css Y q: :ss,
OF the TwenSy Ant tseeinc bang nforped 81 the cir
s,, .s J. .ss .ss vasp.s ,eS
up in an Old JptE The body MAS takss 70 ihs station
house and a. hquest hs,d arSs~x ny Coroner Cover
found that decsased had been sunocatedL External
marks Of violence were apparent about the neck The
woman who left the corpse in the street Is still unknown
ATTanrrHp SUICIDE Towards seven O'Clock last eve
ming Margaret Hedgewood, native Of Ireland. aged
forty .oneyears dwelling No 90 East Houston street.
attempted commit suicide by swallowing quantity Of
Paris green. Immediately upon the discovery OF the
deed The sufferer removed 70 Bellevue Hospital for
treatment
E,y,vr nx-A vol,o man aorA
seven,y-Gvc years. recently to This country from
Holland and secured room in the house No. Broad
way. Yesterday Brouncr was found lying dead IN his
apartment
SUDDEN DKArH.-George Thorne, n cooper by occupa-
tion, dwelling a. No LOG Second street, Brooklyn, while
was suddenly seized with cramp, which soon produced
DEATH The body was removed 70 the late residence Of
the unfortunate.
FIRE IN EIasTY- SEVENTH STREEr-TR BURNING OF A
BARS-Two HoRsE PEREHm IN THE FIAMEs-Two Mns
ARRETKD ON SUSPICION ARsos-At o'clock on
Tuesday morning fire broke out in q barn owned by
Mr. Abraham Quacksnboss, situated in Eighty seventh
street. between Second and Third Al the time
Of the IRE there horses. valued at $780,
rase valued At $780, Sleigh harness. feed &C. 10 the
value Of $3.50, inside tho barn. The flames spsoad
20 rapidly that tho police found impossible bursting
open the door 70 exrcae the horses and the poor AMI
mails burned TO a crisp The barn also burned
value OF the barn $780, On part OF this property
there insurance. In the vicinity Of the fire. Just
prior TO lis discovery the police saw two young mon
named James McGrath and George Pendeton. walking
in Eighty axth street from the direction OF the nro
Suspicion was a once directed towards them, and the
sergeant Of police ordered their arrest They were
accordingly taken into custody and conveyed before
Justice Ledwith, who rsmanded them 10 the station
house In Eghsysx street, In order that Fire Marshal
Baker might Investigate. The arrests were made by
officers Miller and Doolcy, Of the Twentyt precinct
FIRE IN FiRsr AvsSux yesterday afternoon FIRE was
discovered in fancy dry goods store kept by Isaac
Godsmith at No. 7ss First avenue Of Forysxth
street. Mr.. Keller, occupying the adjoining store,
divided only BY . board partition, discovered smoke
issuing from Mr. Goldsmith's STORE and Mr.. Gold
smiths closed and there believing there
was re broke away portion Of tho partition, and
entering the store ou nd under tho FIRE burning
among some shavings pins OF wood and rags BY the
quick application OF pail two Of water he put end
70 the flames Mr.. Keller informed the Fire Marshal
that the pins OF wood seemed TO be stacked together
and the flames burning some ten twelve inches
high II by the inquiry made by the Fire Marshal