New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

The foot Of Amy-st was then Waited and the property
owners instructed 70 remove shed obstrucng the way
Messrs. j. w. Huntingdon Co. at the foot Of Balticet
Here the street blocked up by piles OF lumber and
Of removing the obstrueons and the Commissioners
proceeded to take measures 20 Temoye pile % iSss and
Keeys eoasrd and one or two Other PLACES rs were
luton Of the Common Council. aa u
PERSONAL. - Postmaster General Randall,
Gen. N p Banks Mass and H. A. Risley Of the Treasury
Department at the Astor House. Senators Trumbu
and Yates H.; the Hon. C. A. Eldrdge, Wis; Gen. John
A. Logan, H.. Gen. NJ s. Littefeld, Philadelphia; Cen
the St. Nicholas Hotel waldemar de BOdisco Secretary
OF the Rassen legation and hr dc Riders Of the Spanish
man, Washngton Gen. Fieze, Providence; ex-senator
Stark Of Oregon, and r. NJ Ponroy Boston, arc at tie
Hoffman House: Judge Grain of baltimore IL at the
New-lork Hotel GEN +. g. IAppett, Proyidepee is at
Daniel b. Curtis, Edward A. White, g. W. Messenger
Benjamin James, and A. Pratt or the Boston Common
Council arc at the FiftlAvenue Hotel
THE HARTUNG-BENNETT CASE AGAIy.--The
case OF Hartung agt Marietta Kehoe Bennett
Hartung, charged with bigamy, up again before
Justice Dodge in the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday, presenting new and serious complication.
husband Of the younger Mrs Hartmg was placed on the
stand ana testified that his brother and Marietta came 10
married They both told him that they intended to bs
married, and sent for clergyman to perform the cere
but supposed that they were married, and knew that
they aiteryard lived together as man and WIFE and that
William afterward introduced Marietta at his mothers
house ms wife. On being examined, he aem0w>
edged that two years rs after shs, naieJ a. 1900 ms
another woman, whom he called Mary AnD, and intro,
duceda his mothers house and elsewhere as his wife, and
that they had child with them which he said wac his He
believes his brother to be married to this astmentioned
woman but does not know where his brother at present.
although he believes him to be awe he last saw MS
brother six Orseyen weeks ago at East New aud h
the youthful bridegroom, her intention TO SPEND
all the money she has to free her son from this an
palatabe marriage. Meanwhile, the unlueky young
Bride remains in custody TO await further deyeiopmens'
JACOBS TARGET EXCURSION Yesterday
morning the Park at Mott Haven in Westehester County,
known as the Germana invaded by party of jolly
Teutons, numbering perhaps 259O They came as Ger
always 10 suburban retreats 10 enjoy thein
scores Of brOadfaced rOsycheeked women and dozens
of little tOddng children to relieve the masculine mo-
to make the heart glad The Jacobs Guard had chosen
this the natal day Of the original Jacob, to test their
Germany's tutelar diyinities Every member or tho.
Guard, be it known is Jacob by name-that s on July
occasion no upheld the OF taer patron s SAINT
dcrstand than years the time during which ths
organization has had an existence The hrst prize nna
SILVER one by Jacob Arnold the third do, by Jacob Han
sell Captain OF the Guard and the other 10 prizes,i
watches chains casOrs clocks, &c, &c, by 10 other
Jacobs whose patrOny IL is impossible 10 recall At
late hour, after much dancing and singing, and much
fight but with plenty of good feeling for each other
the world large, the eXcursionists dispersed toi
their several homes and the pleasant day. sacred TO Ja
cob and rovered by his numerous progeny, was ended
The cORticii this occasion was Councilman kepperl
Of the Seventeenth Ward who did the honors WI I'd be-
coming grace, modesty ana dignity
TIE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY BOND.
RoBBERY.-On Wednesday last DR.. William Shine, re-
siding No 20 Greenwchst called at the Office Of Mr.
George W. Nathans, broker at No. 1lo GTeenwiehst.
No I7ss ana one 600 $40 bond No 1874. He was
requested to Sa IN IN an hour d aa was ssns ~ 5nS S e Me-
Nahans looked over his list or stolen bonds ana fOuna
that the numbers Of those offered for sale correspondent
stolen from the Office OF the Royal Life Insurance C0m-
pany Of Liverpool at No. So Walst on the 10Th OF De-
cem6er last Mr.. A.. B. Mcdonald the agent
gether with Capt. Jourdan OF the sixth Precincts
Mr.. Mcdonald identified the bonds as portion OF thoee
stolen from him Dr. Shine did not return TO the Office or
Mr.. Nathans and after lengthy search by capt Jouf
dan and Detective Elder he arrested by the otheers
% Tyor on9e ie tie jersey CITY Ferry He cons
senod 10 return TO this city with the 0cers ana on tho
way across said he had obtained the bonds from mani
named Hitchcock The prisoner Was taken before Jasee
DOwling AZ the Tombs, where ahdavits were made M
Messrs. Nathans. Mcdonald and Others Mr. MeDonaldf
in his crOsseNaminauOn, stated tlat ne nad fScorIeo
about $4,000 worth Of the stolen bonds in March last from
one Jack Tie. ney," saloon the corner OF Eigh
ave and One-hundred-aud.twe htthst for which no
paid one per cent having met Terney there by appoint.
ment. About two months afterWard Ilerney caue1
M MS Office In was and In the of conyeTsatio
said that he would continue the search for the soien
bonds he TO receive the same rate as was pald LOT hor
returned Temey said he lived in sohoharie County, and
the ST. Luke's Home for INDECENT Females. Dr Shine
stated that he received the bonds IRON man VINO gsss
was Terney the latter having been under bis treanen
for time for throat disease. lie took them IN gooo
faith and gave them 10 Nathans persona acquiNne
ance 10 dispose OF intending with the proceeds to rei
burse himself for the of TcrDey and pay over tbS
balance that individual The accused was held 10 pai1
by the Magistrate in the sum OF $4,000 to await fnrhe
examination o.