New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
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The fourth concert Of the Arion Society ut
Terrace Garden on Saturday, was success
The Metropolitan Revenue Board on Satur-
day transacted no important business
Two bulls and seven heiferss, intended Tor
breeding stock were shipped by the Iman steamer on
Saturday.
The body of an unknown man was yesterday
found floating in the East River on nc loot OF Ninety
hrstst. Coroner Schirmer will hold an inquest
The Summer Nights Festival of the New York
Sing Academic will be held at Landnann's Hamilton
Park Thirdaye. and Sixty -ninthrst., on Tuesday
The first cooperative store in this city is to
cor,FT of seyenhaye ana Twenty yhth-st. and is 10 be
managed by Mr. Hugh Mckay The shares are So each
A foundlng aged about three months, was
found Yesterday in the vcste Of St. Teresas Chsrch,
a tho corner Of Rutgers and Hcnry-sts IL was taken
charge OF by the police.
Daniel Sullivan, aged 10 years, on SatnLday,
ATTEMPTED to steal horse @ and Tago' N et c iton at
Washington Market lie was committed 10 the IoihDS
James Brady was on Saturday arrested IN Il,
Of Of tho low hanns OF the Eighth ward by direction OF
Ispect0r ks lac being charged with robbery NJ Troy,
" i. He win be taken to that city.
William Norris driver of a vcnder's wagon,
br U Vehicle nj the corner OF Madison and GTaudSts
lie was taken to Bellevue Hospital
Duying quarrel on the Five Points on
Saturday night Timothy Flynn struck James Smith,
coiored aborcr the face wita club crushing hs nose
and causing other injuries Flynn was arrested III" COIN
muted for trial by Justice Kelly. ..-,. ...-.
John Doherty, who on Friday night as
sauod officer Garrett OF the Fourteenth prscnct u
Motts and whos2 arrest ga caused me aasdiDsSt, @ d
day committed for trial by Justice Kelly
Thomas Byrnes n sailor on the ship Column
ba lying at Pier No 2s East River on iday nght hrsa @
bullet missed s aim and Byrnes was arrested ana yes
terday committed for trial
Owen Hart an alleged notorious thief was
arrested on Saturday by Detective DusenbuTy ON charge
Of having about three weeks since, stolen from gentle
man ON 6e steamboat NashOn while her return trip
frC Island, a watch
planan appeared Justice Kelly discharged the plsoher
The body of an unknown woman, fonnd
drowned. taken TO the Morgtle last Saturday The
unknown is about five feet five iuches high She had on
checked popn dress ggSham apron 3anSral d SKI sEt, H.
fIont; also galtcr shoes laced III 'front.'
Coroner Gamble on Saturday. at No. 233 East
Forty siXhs took the anc-mortem deposition OF Anea
abortion produccdby Ms Johanna White OF No 10 sut
fols Sis. White was held 10 bail in the cum OF 5000
To await the result Of ler victims injuries
The dead body of an infant was yesterday
found lying on the pavement in fiiythirl near itl;
u Tas pgn Axe n & SIage & 9S M e oi pSss o ,ry yy Ss o.
und lying @ on the IN a5 SR'S @ c TSSgGTn SSn
eighth Precinct statOnIIouse
An inquest was on Saturday held by Coroner
Cover over the body OF au unknown woman VINO was
foot Of Cbanbest Deceased was about thry years 9i
age had light hn gray eyes. and was dressed In mlsin
skirt pink waist, short sleeves ana Shoes Dut no socA
mgs
John BrierSon, employed by Mr.. James Woods
of broadway booEkcepor ON saturday ar
crty OF his employer II is alleged that he hd spout in
rojous living the money thus taken, bat ihe evidence
was deemed insufficient TO warrant lis detention ana ne
was accordingly discharged b. Justice Kelly.
4 meeting of reporters on Saturday evening,
formally protested against the decision OF Justice Bar
bonr IA excluding representative oi tle press rom lno
supplementary hearing In te ,ae OF nli.,A' Isl ,qi
ton Committee was appointed 10 prepare memorial
adjourned attend the further hearing In the case of
Mitchell Il. Norton on Tuesday at noon.
Maior-Gcn John G.. Parke, L. $. A., is At he
Nhsr1arlc Hotel Gov Swami of Maryland aud the
M,rgnis dc Chabrtm, Washington, are at tho New York
Hotel The Hon. TIos; Cave H. T., and james McHgnry'
IJttrneld Philadelphia. is at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Judge Carter Of Cincinnati Is a. the Metropolitan Hotel
Tho Hon. T. I. Ross and the Hon j; ~ Pomoroy; Az
bur JIdgc Allen Of Oswt go aud j. II. b. Lalr0be, Bald
ID ore. arc at the ~. Nicholhs Hotel
Augustus IT. and Theodore Tack, who were
arrested on Friday night "a tins city, 10y Detectives ELDER
aud Mc Cool. on rcquistlon nom Gov Hcty o tenh,
sylvaui they boiug charged with an attempt To deiaud
Pittsburgh, out OF sIeOoo by certain operations IN
petroleum oil, were on saturday taken before Justice justice
wrlc M; ncc r. srr,.ird by Dctcciiye Elder and taken
before Justice Kelly az the Tombs who held thcm TO bail
The sum Of $500 each, 10 await al examination ON
Wednesday nst
The Rev. c. A. Van Dyck wife and two
children Mr Samuel IInllec y. Sahonz. native Arab
WHO has been assisting Dr. Van Nyck In tUtnslatiug
vie and three children sailed In the steamship Den
mark on SATURDAY Tor Liverpool The Rev Mr. Bliss is
goes thher provided with $4,000 which opuent citizens
of NcwYork have contributed 70 forward his cherished
Object The Rev Mr.. Tracy and wife are nCwyordaincd
mi.ouaries to be staonedat Mdrsoyan IA IuIkry iho
Rev Mr. Crawford aud wife are connected with the
Union Presbyterian Mission to Damascus.
Director Demar reports that in July 62 pas
scngor vessels arrived at this port bringing 239 passcn-
eers Of whom IA 597 males Six vessels brought
greater number Of steerago passengers than the law
allows The average length OF steamship voyages WAS
aud 3 hpure, ana u voyages b! sal ~ u!s anu
hour The total mortality was -. and Of this total Is
we're cases OF board the ship Giuseppe Bacoar
ech This ship took out Of Antwerp 7o passengers IN
seeEag. that could not have been properly Ventilated
but though desirous OF killing as many as possible ot
Tie wretched steorago immigrants the vessels owners OF
officers are alleged To nave poElda water anu Ioou hot
only bad IN quality but insufficient IN quantity
On Thursday evening largely attended meet
iug Welsh citizens was held IN the Welsh lrc,byttidn
lean correspondent OF the B1icr Ag'serdn Cymr1
who has been IN this country for two years The Journal
steadily uphold tie Union cause during the war OF the
Rebellion Resolutions complimentary % me correspond
couurymen IN Wales In their present struggle Tor pot
lcdl rlfhs ana e0llg li,, M ,y H., % 49, ~ w. ~
lows: That wl extend hearty invitation To those who
may suffer f their devotion 10 liberal sentiments IN the
coming elections omiate to this country, assuring
them OF welcome reception and every possible facility
TO mako for themselves pleasant and comfortable homes
In the United States
The japanese difficulties have taken an un-
expected phase, under which three of The eOmpuuy have
been Instituted by Mr. Thomas Magre. the part Of
himself and associates for the services OF the troop Judge
Thomas T. smith nud Emma. h. wife, the persons who
according Mr.. NIaguircs affidavit COnspired 20 lie
fraud Mfssrs MagUro Co Of the services OF the troupe
for which they had paid aud which were due them Cd
COJ until the last day Of January next Judge Balards
order executed by Deputy sheriff McGomgal, who
visited the Japaneses hotel late on Saturday and took
Mr and Mrs smith and q bright japanese boy To Lud
lowest there TO remain until they eau find 5000 bail for
their appearance before Judge Barnard. The Little bog
WHO accompanied them 10 prison Is said 10 be The original
"Al Right" and IL Is added that OF his own accord lac
goes 10 prison with them believing them 10 Dn hs best
friends his parents, in lokhama having given hm into
their custody.