The New York herald., 1867-04-07

The WEArHER-Thc following shows the result Of four
observations in this city Of the range Of the barometer
and thermometer, the direction OF the winds and the
state Of the weather during the past twentyfour hous
The highest range Of the Thermometer was a. three
o'clock P. NJ reaching SO degrees. and the lowest was
eter, 20 85; thermometer, 49, wind southwest.
Twelve M.-Barometer 30.05; thermometer. IS; wind
mometcr, As. wind northwest Ten r. M.-Barometer,
30.27 thermometer 10; wind south. Saturday, morn
Ing overcast cold CLOUDY ana wnuy @ % ssnoou % cioor ear
rain for eighteen hours and within three and half
days. nom eight O'Clock r N. OF Sunday, there win
be either snow or RAIN.
TIE STREET cIxAsim COMMISSION Last week was
one Of the busiest weeks among scavengc and street
cleaners general that has ever occurred in New
York large extra force, In addition TO tho usual
quota employed by the Cleaning Commission,
put and the business OF scrapng the nearly
completed Twenty thousand loads Of garbage, Ia
excess OF the usual quantity per week, were dumped
last week, and II IS sxpcctcd that early as
Monday night the scrapng will be- finished throughout
the city and street rendered passabe The ordi
nary appliance OF sweeping will then be resumed, and
with ample force Of meo and thorough supervision
clean streets may be expected during the warm and
pestilcnce-brecding days Of later spring.
Book TRADE SALk-Yestcrdsy the nfth day OF the
book trade sale in this city completed The entire
day devoted to the valuable list OF English books
offered by Henry G. Bohn, of London The books sold
low compared with the pu blishers retail prices We
give list OF IN valuable OF the works:-Bauer's
Genera OF Ferns sold for Sl9 Bennets Fishes Of Cey
ion 81 IS; Chamberains limitations OF Drawings in the
ROYAL Collection S2l Cocsvelts Picture Gallery SI1
Coneys Engravings of Foreign Cathcdras, SIG; Cos
tune and History OF the Clans by John Sobieski sot
berg stuart and Charles Eamara stuart sa Daniels
wickshrc Antiquities, $l2 SO EACH GilYay's Carica.
lures. s24 25 Harris Tame and Wild Animals Of South
America, $25 Hogarth's Works, engraved by himself,
s4s Lord Kingsboro's Antiquities OF Mexico SIS; Nil
ingin's Ancient Inscribed Monuments OF Grecian Art.
sci; Murphy's Arabian Antiquities Of Spain, s2s;
lov,a nc of CuriOus Prints sZ5
EMIGRATION STATISTICS During the month OF March
thirty. and nineteen sailing vessels arrived
hero from European ports They brought TO this
try grand OF 90s cabin and 14l7l stcerago pasen
gers During the voyages there were IL births and 13
deaths on snipboard. Since the 1st OF January 141
passenger vessels have arrived here bringing 2G26
cabin aud 81 54 storage passengers among whom there
were 10 births and 6l deaths
FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT THE CATHOLIC PRorEcroRY.-
For some few days past large number OF ladies attached
to the various Catholic churches throughout the city
have been busy engaged collecting subscriptions ana
donations for mammoth fair which Is 10 be held at
Union square for the benefit OF the Catholic Protectoy
at westchcster. Thus the fair devotecs, who have
lent themselves 10 the work with ardor highly
mendabe have been very successful and already have
collected and been prom sed enough 70 o. furnish IN
OF all the churches In the city, some thirty In
number had signhcd their intention 10 take part In
the proposed festival, and as no building could be
found Of adequate dimensions suitable for the purpose
Of holding the festival, application was made to the
street commissioner temporary
building at the northery end OF Union square, in the
place was occupied by The Sanitary Fair. The
Commissioner granted the request without delay, and
artisans and architects found willing 10 aid the
good work by their skill and labor. Accordingly the
plans having been arranged, the building will be CON-
be ready for occupation by the LIST Of May kw extend
along tho norhery de Of the square 296 feet will be 90
70 width 80 w + s emo wing
SUBSTANTIALLY than show, and will be lighted throughout
with gas The space inside will be divided into some
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under the direction or ladies' attached 10 one OF the
churches by whom the choice Of location will be de-
sdsd y lot Insss s,'s vii M % m Kitchen rsrresnmsns
mammoth fair and although the entrance fee Is be
almost nominal one there can be no doubt that the
complete success.
ARREST DgvAuLr1SG CASHIER. Joseph Hasbronck,
the defaultng cashier Of the First National Bank Of
Hudson, taken from the jail there Friday even-
ing, on . requiston from the United States Marshal
and arrived N tnis city yesterday, when he was taken
70 Eldridge street jail.
CHANGES AGAINST THE CoRosERs-The charges that
have been made against certain coroner in this CITY, for
malpractice and Irregularities by Q large number Of
ctxens due mention Of which was made In the HERALD
Board Of Health. IL 10 claimed thai when this Of
which has been sworn 70 by ctizens rea.
Ss,. Sssn msas puS hss Ss oos viii
not be much sought afor In timo 70 come BY men who
would desire 70 enter but places Of trust where honor
holds the reina"
Rucuxp rRon DRowyxo. man named John Fer.
guson, while under the influence Of liquor walked on
the Fulton ferry dock yesterday afternoon, and would
have been drowned had not officers Farrell and McKee,
OF the second precinct who heard his cries for help ar
rived In time 70 save his life
Asaurr on A PoEscx 0vvroxR About two o'clock
yesterday morning. ofncsr Geo. Ballard, Of the Sixth
prsoinct pesrolIng his past in Mulberry street. and
when opposite No. 81, he was set upon By two men
who knocked him down with . club. The o6bcerss
aasaants had had some difhcuky with him some time
They escaped
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