New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
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uUNE NEWS
THE CITY.

nosed TO have bitten an an, an,
kncn hov was Yesterday killed Dy Clinton and Water
tnc seventh Precinct, at the c'i"''
's T,oo ueebau driver of an ice.capt, a,uinS, maS
InUnras Uer in Market ye1'eIHH He was t
pSSpie n.y. NE to No 229 West Twenty-se'on'n' Al. IL,
nome 70 NJ 'oa.ordov morning a fight took place
on @ NeWsr Bay McNnty ana y Sf tSe friends
The affair eheHr ,ha@ Nobody seriously in)uscd
poTro Castenado, native otIl Cuba, ,u,Sas was
iteray arrested TIC complaint 81 ysGoU stnen
OF NO Al valued at 500. The accused was conf
,iSu ,;t,nd TO the Tombs by Justice Kelly
Tn the case of Joseph n. Collins agt Henry
A. decided that the requests for striking OUT
rf1 portions Of the evidence were proper ana grahcu
tSe motion Of the plaintn III all resPeols'
a., Sunday evening Edward Jackson, aged II
rn was kicked by horse at the corner OF Eighthave
and one hundred twenty fourtst ana htu M n shai
sactnred He was taken to the residence OF ms parents
in seventh ave, near
lanes Easton, residing at No. 134 Eighth-avc.,
and Thomas Bennett OF No. b1l Seventh-ave painters,
seXe1th.aye fen from scaold to the pavement and
were seriously injured They were taken home
There was brought to the Morgue yesterday,
ace about IS years light halr four feet high; dark
brown jacket plaid pants white shirt and brogans The
body too much decOmposed to be placed on the Morgue
Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest at
No "A Hubertst, over the body Of Margaret Clemens,
native of ireland aged i5 years The above place ls
She fc to the floor and expired verdict of death from
disease of the heart was rendered
Yesterday John France, who was arrested l on
the charge OF having Thursday night last stolen from
the safe In the Office OF George Farmer OF NO ~ Broau
ave- West Washington Market 900 IN treasury hqoes,
was committed for trial by Justice Hogan aIter lohs
examination
Three more fatal cases of cholera were re- 6s
ported yesterday. They were John Noonan, agea 20,
who fingered as hours after being conveyed from Dover
ST. TO Bellevue Hospital Isabella smith, aged OF haune
Of Ireland after three days illness at her 20 noSas no M
SAG Seyenthave; j. y warren aseu '' Ai'ei - o"' Al
ness, at Bellevue Hospital
An inouest was yesterday held by Coroner
Wdey at the Oakst Police Station, over the pouy oi
Henry JansSen aged years OF NO 10 o%H & over wHT % aT
No co of the Beecker-st line, In the New bo"eIy he
rance was shown accidental verdict to that eee'
was rendered by the jury
An ordinance having passed the Board OF OF
SGse making g an ProFe by tax levy the Mayor
before approving the same addressed ettcIs " a.
buding the bridge nquirng how long would be ne
approved the ordinance, before the bridge wouia DC
SntI th9t the bridge would thrown open within 80
days, he has approved the ordinance.
Before Justice Ledwith at the Jefferson MaT sarr
& CHARGED With ls hsyRsF MN1T sF1eec No. ss West
seventy ninthst She was committed TO answer .John
Mahoncy was charged with having fei0nousy assaueu
Jolm Fletcher Of No. 3iS East Twenty mnCuu6
SUcb Injuries that complainant unable TO appear IN
court Mahoney committed to await the result oi
his act.
An inquest was yesterday held at the Ton
fine Hotel by Coroner the body OF George W
Godfrey late clerk in The Herald Office From the eva
dence ii appear that sunday he came to the hotel and
registered himself as George Anders0D.' yesterday
morning he was fonnd dead 1 Ded ana IN ma re ha na
italy emptied Traces OF poison were iouhG N @ .ne
Sered II is stated that few days ago disappeared
taking with him checks and bills To the amount Ot tU
the property Of Mr. James Gordon Bennett ON the Dvu}
was found small Of money aud some minor afti'
cles.
On Sunday last Detective Barker of the Fif-
Hogan Of the Tombs Police Court at Elmira n. Y.
arrested the wellknown Dan. Noble on the charge oi
having been implicated the theft Of tOOoO worth OF
bonds from the office OF the Royal Life Insurance Com
pany No wallst, the 10th Of Decemcer last Noble
several months ago bought elegant residence near
Elmra and has OF turned his attention TO sporting
maters He Willingly aGcompansa & ie Snt S,fer c 10 Has s
yesterday brought before Justice Hogan and committed
To await All examination.
On Saturday last three young men called
upon owen of No. l5s Frontst, aud procured
from him check for $40 50 on the National Market Bank
saving that they desired 10 send II to philadelphia one
OF these men Montenegro Cuban employed
by Francisco Llado CO., at No. i95 Maiden.lane Yes
presented at tie Bank and refused by the pay
ing teller because the rather large one TO be
made payable order He however certified the check
and the men left Some little time acrward the teller
sent for Mr. Brennan, and learned from him that the
check had been altered from the original Search was
made Montenegro and he was subsequently found by
Police IIeaddnarters His accOmplces still at large,
with the certified check In their possession.
The Street Cleaning Commissioners met at
Mr. Geo H. Morton, who was directed the last
ing, 10 inquire into the truth Of certain complaints pre-,
scuted NV "A number OF merchants doing business In
Bridge Pearl and Water streets relative 20 the nhy con
dOn Of those streets reported tt the streets III ques
vded by the contract and the fact hat several iespca
bic merchants testified TO The contray was ior
by the streets being generally swept at night Mr Nor
also states that the hlty condition oi these streets
arises the fact that they ar3 paved with cObblc
stones and that water and dirt Will collect IN them In
rainy weather, matter now mrh cleaning thry un,
dereo addition To this, quantity OF wheat and
other grain is daily dropped upon them, and that DIRT and
garbage is daily thrown out by the residents which
meeting, stated that whenever any person concerned
would call his attention to any accumulation OF dIt or
any remissness the part Ol hs employees, he woud
that speedy remedy was supplied The senl'In0hth
ly bin Of Mr. Whiting, which had been laid over until the
report Of Mr.. Morton received then passed, NJ
ter which the Board adjourned.
BROOKLYN.-Mr. Robert Furey, the Street
Commssioncr OF brooklyn few weeks ago declared ms
which private parties had raised and for long time
maintained He first directed his Efforts against the oD
strucons that shut on the riyerfont from the public
and protected by the police ly carried Out his de-
sign, by persuasion, where he cOut by force when com
PEELED 20. lie next notified the BiOOklyn City Railroad
company that 1t would no longer be permitted to occupy
and turntables Since then the company have purchased
site for depot, which takes the whole OF the ground
sts. They expect 10 have the new premises completed
and ready for use In about two mo1hs This VIII greatly
enhance the convenience OF local travel aud remove
from FultOn-st what has long been serious nuisance
The Newtown and Coney Isaud Railroad Company who
now make the corner Of Fulton and Waer-sts the tern
OF their respective lines, have been notified that they
will longer he permitted to that stroct for depot
Work that has for time been going upon new
line IN Hudsonaye, was yesterday stopsd by order OF
| the Commissioner, the corporation not having
| granted permission for the laying OF the rails
The South Seventh-st and the East EewIOrk Railroad
have been restrained from taking up pavement and lay
ing an additional track South 6eventhSt Altogether
there Is lively war going on between le Street Com
missioner and the street railroads. and the public watch
with decided interest The Street Commissioner Is acting
under the advice Of the Corporation Counsel and feels
quite certain that he Is acting accordance with law.
| Edward easier, son of Sergeant easier of
the Fftieh Precinct yesterday fell from the window OF
his residence, No 6l6 Atantic-st and severely in
| jured that it Is feared he cannot recover.