The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
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>ssIAL SrAasIsa-A MAN BADtY IaJuRRp OF
Acc'l >au the custom OF number or boys 70 an
late Is has b. led Jsmss Mcyanus. doing business Al
noy butcher na.. street aud Washington avenae.
| 'no corner oil bergen 'he consequences might ia
u''ery needless Of what 'atchsrs are supposed 10
were any OF them caught FOR >ssher Ysstsrda >
DO desperate in tets ". xoa.,u,
forenoon they resumed thar tricks. whom .non
coming irate. seized huge knife which " >ssdI
Nble 10 bis shop and dashed after them It bsppe
JOsa rev. ss OF
whom ScManus did not see IN his eager haste x x
s.'h Da ms .bs "a. Ana 'Is the Ea.
arsys le thigh g tho depth In, o. W., a as1
quently removed TO the vesh precinc. station house
and thence the City pita where he Is now slowly
recovering McManus wa, arrested im%edasey ses
a. tho injured man stated tn the staDong was acoi.
dental This Will probably To- ven MN 20 govern ns pas
boys
THx wALLABour IxPRoyKMEs. The Commissioners
for the of Washington venue and the furthss
improvement OF wallabout Bay net yesterday The
engineer suited iu relation TO his plans aud fur
Their tine allowed him to make neco sry
with view to ascertain the proxi Nate cost OF ING
work. IL is anticipated that labor the Improvements
will soon be commenced.
FUNERAL or Mr. john McCLENAHAN The funeral Of
Mr. john McClenahan took place from Anis ats res'-
dence, No 81 West Baltic street. yesterdAy afternoon.
and largely attended BY the relatives friends and
associates Of deceased Mr. McClenahan wal an foca>
of the HEeNp twelve years. and BY his imab'i,y
paper who were present yesterday to witness he lass
ceremonies over his remains The funeral serA ron was
preached by the Rev DR. smith, Of the Reformea Du0u
church in Harrison street, who alluded feeling terms
to the deceased, whom he said be had loved a. .
TO die aud the reverend gentleman believed that no ws
prepared for that bctter world Tho remains wore %:
McCenahan, Jr., died July 80 1857, aged thirtytwoN
G1t. Katlu aI Ma Than
and Meehan acted pail bearers Tho remains were
removed to the Cemetery OF the Evergreons, at East
ceremonial
suor IN DARRocS-On Monday evening, shortly
after o'clock, disturbance occurred in tho bar
room of Michael Daley al the Of Fulton avenue
and Fort Green place, which resulted in TIE shooting OF
a man named John Mullen. It appears that party o.
laborers with whom he had been working on now
house in Fort Green place had some trouble during
the afternoon with tho masons employed en- the same
building, but had boon driven OF BY the latter They
then eutsred Daeys saloon. and after drinking and re-
fusng 70 became riotous whereupon the proprietor
afterwards entered again and renewed their ro,ous
actions breaking glasses chairs, &c Daley seized ons
OF then and the two struggled when Mullen inerposed.
as ho states, to preserve peace Daisy drew plsto!
and shot him, tho ball frscturing the right jaw and
The injured conveyed to the CITY Hospital.
and strange may appear she police were not oosnt
night Daley was then arrested and locked up No a'
formation regard to the case was elographed TO the
geant on duty disooeyed the his superior "
is the duty of the officer IN charge OF the station hous:
to telegraph Il to hsadquartes This ruio is frequently
violated. Mullen Is still al the CITY Hospital IN very
Of his INJURIES Daley staten that Mullen was engaged
with the rioters, and witnesses OF the aair gencrsV
exculpats tho prisoner from all blame in the matsf
THs srATss ISLAND CoUyrRRPErnso CAsE-The omosse
OF division who have worked up the
case successfully have succeeded In arrcstng another
person have been concerned with the prison.
srs Hlrcl Aias and Cocnard. The prisoner last ses
cured ~ a young woman named Leonore Jarmoss, who
IS said 10 10 the wife of Harcq Colonel Wood, apeA
whose conpant the arrest was made sets forth that
his belief the woman has IN hor possession metanS
plato such Is used tn the manufacture OF oounteoY
currency He arrived a. this belief from tne Isos 49,
a party named Meiso had stated that she had oasroo
TO dispose Of IT, The prisoner was hold TO answer -
A Cmlp scAlpzD TO DEArH-Tus BOARD o. Haktfe
CxSsrRwp inquest held yesterday by Coroner
Lynch touching the case Of Louisa Aterbrand. aged
about nftsen months who died on 18th inst the
residence Of her parents in East New York. from the
effects OF scads received on the Same day from the
upsong Of cup Of tea 1t appears that the body We
held by the Coroner although burial permit wsR
previously granted by the Board Of Health ooronsA
Lynch therefore had II dlslntcrrod These facts ~
peared the inquest yesterday, when verdict We
rendered the eject that the child had me. It's death
Jury the Board Of Health for granting pormts
effects Of injuries or any kind"
CouSrssrmr GRxxyBAcKs IN CIRCULATION -Counss,.
greenbacks Of the denomination OF IS were put IN
circulation in various parts OF this city yesterday.
During tho afternoon two women called a. drug store.
at the corner of Myrtle and Posr street and
attempted to pass OF the bills; but the person 10
charge detected the fraud and refused TO receive II
The bill was marked March TO- 1862, and was very
fair couuterfeit In respect that the wode
Limited States" have somewhat blurred appearance,
The INSTRUCTIONS THE RIVER FRoNr.-strees Com
missioner Furey Is stil engaged 10 giving the public
to the river 'front.' Yesterday he compelled Tho
authorities board the United States steamer Roanoke
change the position Of that vessel she lying
tho bulkhead at the foot OF Little sreo thereby cuttn9
the OF the dock to the public. The Street COM.
missioner visited tho lumber yard OF Mr. Whiting, Tho
OF Gold street. and had four loads OF lumber removed
tho Corporation yard Mr.. Furey has mot with no In.
reference during his efforts TO open the streets 10 he
lie.