New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
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others pretending collect money in the societys
are imposters.
A steam canal boat was examined and tested
yesterday Pier No East River The boat propelled
by four paddles, two of which are constantly in the
| water.
George Fox, aged 13 years, was drowned
last evening while bathing at the foot of East Twcth,st
The body and taken the residence of his
| parents No. 262 Ninth-st.
| The new boat built for the use of the Com
mlssoners Of Charities and Correction and designed to
convey the dead bodies and persons afflicted with nfec
| tions disease, put into service yesterday
Give Dollars of No. 35 Pine-st., informs
the napmaker for Trow's Directory that the Central
Park extended from Observation-Disclosures TO
/ One hundredandtenth two or three years ago.
Early yesterday morning the, CrOton water
was discovered running on the SECOND n2Sr OF the tea
siderable damage had been done before the escape was
| discovered.
Theodore Kderman, mate of the Bremen
afternoon shot himself in the head with revolver, eaus
] ing probably fatal wound He taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
Yesterday morning Charles Green jumped
from third story window Of No a BoweIy while labor
about I the head and body He was taken to the New.
| York Hospital.
Bridget Mccain, aged 9 years. was badly
scaded last evening by her mother who was intoxicated
png kettle OF hot water her. at their residence
No &C East Broadway The child was cared for and the
mother locked up the Madison-st. Police Station.
| Yesterday a small boy named Cornelius Ryan
arrested while robbng the till Of Frederick Bliss Of
No 65 oyest The boy acknowledged that he had been
the sum of $40. Justice Bowling committed him for trial
The twenty-frst annual session of the Su-
preme Council OF Tempars Of Honor and Temperance will
convene in Masonic Hail. No Unionsquare, Wednes
day morning at o'clock. public reception and ban
quet in the evening, in Brookes's Assembly Rooms.
| Fire Marshal Bakers report for July shows
that of l3 fires in this city in that month, only seven
of ineendiary origin The Fire Department extn
gusbed the flames in 81 eases without the ringing OF an
alarm. The total losses estimated at s32700 and the
| assurances at s622,7lO
William Chase, passenger, at o'clock a. m.
SS5dsS sSwn fH a S pSane pmd s
under the tram had both legs horribly manged lie was
| Eghthaye.
At the meeting of the Board of Supervisors
yesterday an additional appropriation Of $1,000 for the
was voted for the expenses OF the Board Of Audit divided
follows: Salaries and expenses, $293G0; advertising
65s legal expenses, carpenters statIonere and print
ers bills, 5000
Yesterday Coroner Wildey at Bellevue Hos
pita concluded the inquest In the case Of Thomas
McAser, who drowned OFF the Elysian Fields, IIo
bokon the morning Of the 10th ut several witnesses
SsTG enahed III med Dpt ther teSmony snoTed no iaes !"
dict Of accidental drowning was rendered by he jury
William Warner was committed in default
OF 81 bail by Justice Ledwh, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, for picking the pocket Of Max
Geiger a Thirdaye. car. Edward Kestler subse
Market Police Court charged with having been
pllee IN the act and was also committed in similar
amount
Yesterday NJ Macbeth, residing at the corner
Of Forty rst-st and Eghthaye. and Patrick Kink,
siding at No. ia Ftstaye aborers employed upon the
We're thrown from the wall Of the second story to tho
serious injuries. They taken to the NewYork Hos
pital
There was no session of the Board of Reve-
s EerS seized at e reefySs esaSshment Of + b
Kcrc No. 1875 Westeeyenteenthst At house in Broad
s barrels Of whisky, lately received from Oho,were
detained the ground that they marked for
port Instead OF being consigned 10 the superintendent
OF that department. for the Thirty second Revenue DIS
trlct.
Among the arrivals at the hotels are X. Can
tagall. Charge d'AGares Of Italy Baron dc Mesnil
low Secretary OF state at the Brcyoou House; Lieut.
Larcom OF the british Navy, az The Clarendon Hotel
Paris. the Finn Avenue Hotel the Hon VIM H. Bar
num- Connecticut. the Hon. John A. Griffith. Baltimore
the Hon. Wni Williams, Buffalo, and l. c. Kellogg Yer
mont, at the St Nicholas Hotel the Hon T. Merr
Ter, Va, at the New York Hotel
Thomas O'Brien of No. 35j Seventh-ave.; Peter
C. wnneberg Of No $50 ThIrdaye, aud James Gallagher
Ieiwh yesterday for selling liquor ON sunday Leopold
AIN OF No. leo Avenue q Nicholas Holger Of No COS
Kern Of No. Thirist. Edward Barnhardt Of NO 41O
5 % ba sfd T ee Ma S DO TO ansMe to af
charges At the Tombs Jacob Hoffman Of No l5j Mulber
Is Chatham si. Wolf Greenbaum Of No q Hudson-st,
and WIN Peters OF No li Mulberry ST., wer6 held TO bail
by Justice Hogan for violating the Excise Law.
Gu Sunday night Mary Sheehan, aged II years.
residing IN shaso IN sixty nfhst, near Madsonaye,
was induced by a companion named Mary Jane Reed TO
g hS Soreu. sei ~. Meo In % sma boat
the ryer 10 Hunters Point The girl charges that when
her. which She rejected when they threw her Into the
water dragged her ashore and beat her in brutal man
ner John f. Connolly and Thomas Frey came 10 her
assistance, when the assaants entered the boat and
rowed on The gr was brought to the East Thirty NTH
St Police Station, and about midnight McBnde was
arrested Brennan Il sl at large. Yesterday Mcbride
taken before Squire Walden Of Queens County and
committed.
Yesterday the case of Foo Kee Mats, the
japanese Imperial Juggling troupe,
before Justice Hogan, at the TOmbs. The prisoner
attended by the entire troupe, consisting of little " All
Right" whom the country press insist Is dead, ling
cherchc Zoo-rah chee Cherrnkee sa-askee, Kesaran,
Inooskee, and Iaskee Their appearance created quite
commoon IN the court o large crowd having followed
them into the court room The statements OF several OF
koe Mats acted banker for the party, they calling
him funds occasion required All proessed them
selves satisfied as the honesty Of the accused and
tent to remain under his management one OF the con
sci stated that the boy then in Court was not little All
Right" but this statement denied by those connected
with the troupe Justice Hogan decided that there
no evidence adduced that would warrant him in deain
ing FOokee Mats. aud much TO that individuals delight,
and that OF dusy brethren ho allowed Ia depart
Little All Right bore no trace OF bls recent fall and
seemed to with all the usual freedom of youth
The officers of the late Irish Brigade of the
Army OF the Potomac which commanded by the
late Gen Meagher, held their dnal meeting last evening
Obsequies which to take place tomorrow Col Kelly
presided. Tie officers will attend in body In citizens
number Of tickets have been issued TO the various
Irish societies also 10 members OF tho Fenan Brother
hood attend requiem mass which viii take place to-
morrow morning at O'Clock, at the Church OF 81 Fran
els Xavier also TO the Grafton which Will be delivered In
the evening at Cooper Institute. communication was
-, th , bapci DeYIn in whose custody the battle
flags OF tho Irish Brigade placed. stating that the
flags could he had from the sexton OF the 81 Francis
Xavier Church The reading OF the communication
stoned considerable Indignation and resolution was
adopted the effect that committee OF the officers had
reauesed the loan OF the flags, giving their word OF
honor that they would be returned after the days
ceremonies were concluded, and they, therefore |
deemed IL an insult that they could not be |
custody OF the flags. Resolutions OF