New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

mi Jnstice DALEY refused and required him 10 give
bonds in $4,000 to appear on Wednesday heA' ior
nation
George Duryea, seven years of age was as run dar
er and seriousiy injured ON Saturday afternoon ny @
the as ara rseSSd to the residence q his
paTenfs No 33 Northst, and received prompt suso'i
attendance. -,
Sergeant Hugh Maddox of the Forty, six sixth ~
ntoxcaton and lie was booked up. Inc prisoner wac wac
bleeding from wounds nilcted upon S W as sSer e
tanned that he had been assaulted Dy ms mo'ns, "ho no
claimed possession OF child bore Py MS eb TI g bToheT @
had been married TO her IN, 1hfee oe,id idon''' '''-
claims TO be- the father OF the chliu' , >,
Mr. William r. BristOw, one OF the Oldest
and most popular musicians % 'pd of an early honr yestcr
day morning after Protraeted aess Ie So and since
eafef a aOe OF ie m os been employed as orgast " 80 a
rlck's Cathedral and other SatnonG @ ohui'i'''
suited from infammatory rheuha'Sn'
MORRISANIA.-Yester was very qtleC
Sunday i'm MOrisaia but one arrest having Deeh III 'ue
up to =. M -, ~,
Yesterday afternoon Frederick Schmidt, ~ Th,le y,
crossing the Harlem Bridge, had hIs pocket Pi0No" "
gold watch and Chain worth about SZ'o oo
IRVINGTON.-Alonzo II. BessoD, aged s5,
fell from peasure,boat on lrylngtol on ZlIlae{ Z ~ anu
was drowned His body has not Deon iecoVereu'
MANHASSETT, l.. Mrs. Agnes WOOD,
wife the Hon. Benjamin Wood, died OF apcpieAy oh
Saturday night
About 10 o'clock q. M, yesterday, as the steam
stcam tsom her per at the foot Of sprgt North
river match on the resurace Of the boiler blew on
letting the from the boiler on the fire me gar anu
steam 80 suddenly generated filed the boat and the pass
ongers, OF whom there were a large hnhpe hib
frightened, at once made for the aiter gang p INK MiTh %
had not been drawn Many jumped from tne huI,
cane-deck to the pier, receiving slg injuries w Mo 0 m
jumped overheard from the forward deck Dut Metc a
cucd by Officer West of the TWentyeghm ffccinc anu
others be asccrtained no one was
seriously injured The damage 70 tne poao ~ bs,
and she VIII resume her regular trips to-day. nc % 0nor
boat of the Fort Lee line while on her way up te sT, &
and when of Foreth-st had some OF bel - For
aged and she forced 10 land her passengers ~
tietst, and lay up No boats tAGIeiGre were ., ~
Fort Lee yesterday much to the dsaPpolh,beHs VI
many pleasureseekers and Opposers 10 the EXCISE a"
HARRISON.-0n Friday afternoon a little
boy named Miller fell from the second story %aGT n OI
injuries which viii render him a cripple for life.
YORKTOWN.-On Friday night slaughter ,.
9e%s So"s os about Insured for nc
PATCHOGUE, l.. 1.-The schooner Emily
Clifford ashore opposite Patchogue L. L. was DoaIae% arc tc T
Her masts gone and her upper deck washed away
CANARSIE, i. I.-InspectOr Folk dispatched
a squad OF Police to Canarse on Friday night 10 ucd AN an
ing quarrel with one Of the employees ot the sea View
House. threatened to lire the house. but dd not carry o
their threat
STATEN ISLAND.-On Saturday morning,
about o'clock Capt Quinn OF the tug Amanda Nynants
while coming up the Narrows, heard cry of distress
men perched on the bottom Of sailboat which had
been capsized Capt Quinn rescued the men from helt
perous condition, and tOwed the boat 10 Quarantine
The names Of the men were john smlth ana Mlinm i
Staten Island They stated that they were eapslzed 10y
squa about O'Clock ON Friday evening, near New
Brighton. Last evening IL was ascertaned that tue SAIL
boat was stolen from MIR Wright Of New-Brighton The
committed 10 jail az FactOTyNlue. IHen tldl
will take place this norhne.
It will be remembered that not long ago u
difficulty occurred between the Rector and sOme OF the
members OF ST. BaTnabds Episcopal Church at ROssyle
staten Island The Rev. Dr. McCurdy of NewYork Off
cated mt private residence in the neghbOrhOOd one
occasion while the difficulty lasted. Since the Rev MI
Tyngs before the public, some Newark clergy
men have discussing the Rossvile case and are OF
opinion that the two cases are perfectly similar The
matter In IN tine bands OF the ecclesiastical auth0il
ties, but action will De taken till next month.
FORT HAMILT0N.-Geo. Smith and VIII
liam Clark yesterday arrested at Fort Hamilton. ON
law, IA selling liquor Sunday. They were taken TO
BroOkly for examination to-day.
QUARANTINE.-In consequence of the ex-
istcnce OF yellow fever in several tropical ports all
vessels arriving thereiom undergo thorough uspec,
on at Lower Quarantine and are then detained several
days for fumigaloh ana cleansing since saturday morn
ing the following vessels have arrived and are now
anchored at Lower Quarantine: Steamer Gen. Grant,
from NewOreaus steamer VIM Lord, from Galveston;
brig Ira Thompson, frOm savannah; brig Columbia from
from Ciudad Bolyia brig san George. from Havana:
brig Empress from old arbor, Jamaica; brig Mar uete,
Wiswel from Cardenas; brig j. NJ Churchill. from Pen
sacola brig Janette from Havana; brig Two Brothers,
from Matazas; bark Kate Stamlcr from Galyeston bark
Speed Away, from Havana; Schooner A. kiley, fron
schooner Cpsson, from Corpus ChIs schooner Sarah,
from MaracibO and schooner July Fourth. from Union
on board The bovenamed vessels Three Of tie passen'
gers OF tho WIN. Lord, from Galveston, sick, but
there were no symptoms OF yellow fever.
The body of the man found on the steamer
Virgin who was supposed 70 have died from yellow fever,
was taken the hospital ship at Lower Quarantine for
post mortcn examination III biaat !Ge deputy Health
Oniccr, says; We nave Just hnsAed the post morem
examination the body OF the sailor from TIC steamer
Virgin and found diseases OF tie liver kidney aud Spleen
and a fatty degeneration of the heart There not
the least appearance OF yelo" fever aud the alnentay
canal was in a normal state
CONEY lSLAND.-A strong force of the
Metropolitan Police yesterday sent Coney Island
to preserve the peace aud arrest all persons found
gagged IN selling liquor The officers were not quite sue
ressfu maintaining order, but they arrested the fol-
lowing personswho found selling liquors and convey
ed them 90 Brooklyn where they were locked up In the
House 10 await examination:
John stllwell, Charles MeTctt Id Curren barkeepers
WyckoG House, and the following who doing busi-
their own account; Robert uTkhardt John Den-
nison. Charles Decker, CMrles = hyde, l. g. Harrison,
Edward Page. Id Frear, Theodore Hook and James Ira
They ars to be taken before Justice Dunno this
morning To for violation OF the Excise law.
JERSEY CITY. The usual quiet was observed
a. farms known There were % made by lie policc
for the hours ending at o'clock last evening OF these
arrests made yesterday; for bathing in public
place, aud for drunkenness and dsOrderly conduct
UOBOKEN.-In Hoboken, where the greatest
liberty prevails there was an Immense throng 0t people
Yesterday, and plenty Of drunken leu but as the police
made but arrests for drunkenness and dsordery
conduct up TO =. M 1t Is probable tEat nothing OF
4 well-dressed, genteel appearing young
man. about twenty-five years OF age, was on saturday
arrested Hoboken for having for three four days
previously been swndng the residents there by obtain
ng money on bogus gas bills He pretended that the gas
bills were In future TO be collected monthly instead OF
quarterly.
HUDSON CITY.-Yestorday there was the
customary absence OF noise in Hudson City, for which
various reasons may be given. Among these II may be-
mentioned that the Streets OF this suburb are in the most
nhy condition, aud offer serious mpedment; Ia those
thirsty souls who would seek comfort IN the various
side inns which limo The thorourhnres The LANDLORDS
are under regard to the peddng ~ ntoNi
ON sunday un seectnen Of the town provide pontoons
travellers