New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
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New-YorR Assembly Rooms this efepiNs, .
De COrdova i'm TrenOr's Lyric 9laI tiii' 0''"
inc beipg the sixth Of the CIV eniDgs Ul-tuN"-
w. Anderson Nasler's subject, in the Ihir-
PRESBYTERIAN Church tonight is Intellect inc
Motive Power" -,
Elisha O'Nicl of Port Metway, n. s, died on
how'd fbe bark Daniel which arrived here yesterday
from Dcmerara. c.1
The Fifth Anniversary Ball Of the Dry Goods
Clerks Early Closing Association is 10 NC CIV " '''7
Han on Thursday evening, jan "
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Benevolent
Society No. 2, VIII give Their iIIh "nH'i D"' - Wv
Everett Rooms on Monday eNen'ns
The steamer City OF Boston IS on jhe F'f Tbs
Tor repars and Will soon resume her tHPs between ''
city and Norwich.
rho stcom Reyenue-cutter Hugh Mccullough.
belonging to the New-N0rk station IaNiHg DoeI ON
crulsc nut IN al wLondon, on saturday JOE 'O"4
In bouse of prostitution in Rose-st., early
Yesterday morning Adam Hcner OF No lls CeItrest'
was cut about head and face by some person
MARGARET Judge was seriously burned, IN her
,rrt1ent AT No - MadisOn-st.by the explosion OF
ktroscueO lamp, late on Tuesday night she was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital
William Sautelre was found lying dead yes
terdsv ON tbe floor Of his sleeping apartment at NO l
East Twenty-dfthst. Death is supposed 10 have re-
suited from disease Of the heart
A country editor who has visited New ! ork;
GAYS: 'NeW-YOrk is herculedu, oDlohg' iuuhVll'
bladder stuffed with feverish sens92ly nervous g.ES,
crab-eyed shrewdness spaSmOdc MS OF Pey ana p"I"
lytic strokes Of abstraction"
John Kane duarreed with his wife Bridget
Yesterday in their apartment at No Is Rooseyel-'t ana
be cut her in the face with razor lIiiSls SCt i
The wounded woman received surgical attendance
A writer draws n contrast between the Dos
ton Society Of Natural History when owns topCl3
valued A. SJyV N anu yo yceTm Of Natural History,
which owns literally nothing but its library aud colec
tons
Thomas Raw Of No. 426 West Thirty seventh
st driver OF car No OF the Grand and FoltysecOhusI
line when passing Avenue and fOuftchihsl %tsttIl
day lost his footing while leaning over the dashboaTd
and TELL under the wheels, which passed over mh' nc
sustained serious internal injuries
An unknown man was found last evening
unconscious on the pavement IN NeseySt near bIoAG
and died in n short time. He about hVe feet Ten
inches I'm hight had gray hair aud WHISPERS vas aI
clothing. His black valis1 bore the inscriptions " l. ~
Pearson, Company ], 9Th L. :. Infantry"
Michael Mann of No. 421 East TWenty-scCOnd-
St. accompanied by paltyuf friends started for Calvary
born child The party reached ferry. at the foot Of
East Tweuty-thrdst just as the boat was leaving
Michael attempted jump board, but missed 10 and
fcil into the water He was fshed out by Policeman
Burdan
Hawlev Phillips was detected on Tuesday
evening stealing goose from MI H. Sterling grocery,
Myrtleaye. and DNisi0nst, Brooklyn, with when ne
ran of. lie was pursued by RQuudsman Earh ana UnSt
Hunt one of The officers discharged pistol ana ITghC
Nm ON the sidevalk when he was taken into custody
lie taken before Justice horehouse yesterday ana
| fined S.
In the interest of Orphan representatives OF
our patriot dead. Temperance organizations n NeW-lork
city and vicinity respectfully invited TO appoint dele
the "New-York Association for Advancement Of Science
and Art" Cooper Union, second oorou Saturday evening
separate and union celebrations Of the l56h Anniversary
! Of the birthday Of Washington
Gen. Butterfeld orders that on the arrival of
| the steamer Bienyile from New Orleans with the
remains OF Brcyet MaiorGen. Charles Griffin, L. 3 A.,
late commander Of the Fifth Military District ne c3oIs
IofT ~ nd "a
mast and kept while the corse Is passing through the
city. The saluting batteries on Governor ana bcdoe
Islands Will discharge minute guns while tie Benvle ls
coming up The bay. and such officers as can be- spared
from duty those islands VIII assemble Oh the steamer
/ wharf and escort the remains.
! John Ca1igan and Francis Kenny went aboard
the steamboat Ihes lying al tho foot Of RobnsQnst y
Rs early yesterday morning, aud descending 10 the cabin
rded Barney Callahans pockets while he pretending
to be sleeping As they leaving the vessel Barney
gave the alarm and policeman Harry arrested them.
TO answer for assauitng Policeman Golfer fatntk NeN
lie Of No 81 Trinity place was committed yesterday by
Justice Bowling. John Kane and Thomas Gallagher OF
No 3j3 Greenwichst and Louis Kicker OF No 4t2 Pearl
ST. were held bail yesterday by Justice Bowling IN
$50 each 20 answer for violation OF tue Excise law
Jose VarOna. once a clerk in the employ Of
Mossrs Wells, Fargo CO.'S Express Company, who en-
beEzled a considerable OF money from his employers,
and fed TO New-Oreaus was arrested MS arrival I'm
that city, by the police upon the Information OF telc-
graphic dispatch sent from this city The prisoner mme-
diaely sued writ Of habcas corpus upon which he
was taken before Justice beaumont who held that there
direct testimony against the prisoners aj ne hnG
| mOny against him was merely hearsay. Narona was
| therefore discharged.
! Mayor Hoffman has addressed n letter to the
City COMMISSIONERS mqmring into Tho cause OF the delay
IN the repayug or Broad"ay Al me conmehccmeLt OF
the present year contract was made between Com
missioner appointed 10y me legislature ana MT Charles
Guldet. inventor OF the Belgium pavement one oI tIe
stpuat0ns that that the requirement Of
should completed by Oct J. 1862 under penalty II $50
per day for delay beyond that period The material used
four inches wide from eight twelve inches long and
nine inches deep at cost Of s. per square yard or about
| about quarter Of a mile Of The street.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correc-
tons have asked Of the Board OF Supervisors that tho
Court OF SPECIAL Sessions be transferred 20 the Court
House, that It's room az the Iombs may be used Tor the
accommodation Of prisoners. Tho accommodations at
the TOmbs are by 10 means adequate In the Summer
months when the courts not In session The capacity
Of the cells s. sufficient prisoners but
the number accumulated there n as great "a 53s often
the young aud unfortunate the deprayed and profcs
sona villains. The EccniHg Nal suggests that little
more work in the Criminal Courts would DO much to re-
Heyc the cells and that the Court OF General Sessions
especially ought TO hold real instead OF nominal sessions
BROOKLYN.-Mr. Dennis Maboney of No. 5
HaniltOn-aVe fell dead yesterday morning the side
walk, near the Roman Catholic Church in CanOlst He
! was 81 years Of age.
Lucy Stone will deliver her new lecture, enti-
tied Shall Woman Vote = IN the Academy ~ Music this
! evening.
Mr.. George VI. Changers house. at No. $50
/ Mytle-aye. was uivially damaged by fire from the
| bursting Of Raspipc, late on Tuesday evening.
Empire Engine Company, No. 10, presented
/ their late foreman, Mr.. James McCauey on Tuesday
evening a handsomely eugrOssed series Of rCsOla-
uOns-cOst 5000.
NEW -ROCHELLE.-A Bridgeport paper SAYS
that John Cornell Of this place over by freight
train near dorchester station and killed Both legs were
broken and one arm completely severed from the body
NEWBURGH.-Th New England Society
had their first annual supper on Monday evening.
Eight cars loaded with NewIOr City merchandise, and
sent to merchants in this city over the branch in
| one tram on Saturday
WARWICK, n. Y-The directors of the War
wick Valley Railroad have declared a femi ANIMAL dyi
dend Of per cent The Presidents and superintendent
salaries were increased 900 and the Secretary and
Treasurers TO $500.
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