New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
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sion to Bridgeport, Conn, to-day.
The United German Veterans of the 29th
S9th, and SSH Regiments will have picnic to-day at
Recorder Hackett will open the August term
Of the Court of General Sessions this morning The cal
endar is heavy and black as midnight.
Joseph Doondest was on Saturday committed
| for examination by Justice Mansfield q charge OF
| stabbing Irene Guire In the head with a knife.
George Moses was on Saturday committed ly
Justice Hogan for having in October last stolen $50 from
his employer, Mr. G. W. Craft Of No 81 Whitehallst.
The 9Th Regiment will parade in fatigue
uniform armed and equipped on Monday evening, inc
18th nst for instruction and drill, at TOmpknssquare'
| Wm Forbes, foreman of VIM. HEADINGS
livery stable in Harlem, shot himself with small Iey9
yesterday afternoon. lie lived about 10 minutes he
was about q years old.
Thomas Sullivan, aged years, was drowned
yesterday while bathing in pond near Fourthaye ana ,h
residence Of his parents, at No. los West Foretlst
| Paul Christianson, of No. AGA Pearl-st., and
August L. Norris proprietor of the Peartst House no
law and were held to bail by Alderman McBrlen IN the
sum Of 500 EACH
The iourneymen bakers of this city, many OF
whom are out of employment have converted Putnam
Hall Twcfths and Third-aye into bakers, intsl- EN-
SsRSSs SS here and Tae N nns rod yRaS 10
Coroner Wildey on Saturday held an inquest
nt the Woosterst Police Station over the BODY OF ao
infant found in the hallway or l5 hereeps,' o ~oso
death had been caused by srangnaon py some pcisoh
unknown.
The inquest in the case of the unknown man
who found with his throat cut dog N 16s
by Coroner Wdey until the police may dlsco'er INC rs
sassns. The body is at the Morgue
Coroner Wildey will on Tuesday morning
hold an inquest at Bellevue Hospital over the body OF
Patrick Deyn. whose death is alleged to haye Peen
caused by blow from eluD III INC hanuS oi '4oi"0i
Kiernan.
Coroner Widey yesterday held an inquest at
No e2s Twelfthst over the Dody OF Maggie C9rng,
aged Is years who was drowned on Thursday last py
falling from the pier at the foot Of East Nmeteenthst
while gathering chips
Jacob Schrider, German aged q years,
was drowned yesterday morning while bathing at tDe
foot of Fifty fourths East River. The body was not
Henry Cohen of No. 115 Eldridge-st., was on
Saturday held 10 bail by Justice Mansfield for examn
tion on charge Of being concerned IN the stealing OF
$500 worth OF goods, recently taken from s'ofe ID
Lafayette, " j.
At n meeting of the "Pioneer Grant Associ-
StennS s9n 81 ts Re Liberty % House moaston INST resolution
was passed In favor of supporting Gen. Grant Tor the
Presidency
AexanderTRobinson, Prussian peddler was
on saturday caugt IN the act OF stealing pearl Dsttohs
aud penkyes valued at s from tf store comi,isd OIL s5
him for trial
On the first of next month IL is intended to
double the number Of Hight wagons which distribute the
les The force Of cttercarrers viii be greatly increased
aud ten trips day made instead Of I've as heretofore
VIM. c. Clover it is alleged, attempted to ex-
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by threatening reveal certain alleged frauds upon me
internal REVENUE, IN case OF refusal For This he was
arrested the cheek given him 10y MI hageh Iouui IN S
possession and Justice Hogan committed him Ior tIl'
Last night the Lager-beer Gardens in this
city visited Dy hosts of German people tS,rpeer
their place. Al the Atlantic Garden IN The BoweIyi
music was furnished, aud 70 stranger eyerythns iH
the appearance OF an ordinary business evening"
Jacob Smith of No. 500 Ninth-ave, and
Powell Iiet Of the northeast corner Of Forty seyenhs
and Eighthave, GOrNile, were arrested on sauliIi5
charged by officers McGlOu and Mccullough WIN seihg
slips puIportu tickets Of the Georgia lottery Ihey
were held in $500 each foI.trial
A large portion of the property stolen from
the mamnfactory Of wheeler K Wilson at Bridgeport, az
described at length In THE TRIBUNE has oceh Teco,ctSu
by The detectives. 10 j. now asserted that Dut sA V tc
employees confessed 90 having participated IN tae fODDegy
instead OF the large number as at hrst reported
An inquest was on Saturday held by Coro-.
John whlnins, alias Robert Hoson, whose death was
caused Friday morning by fangmto the unprotected
Chcrysts. The owner Of the building was cen.nred by
the Corouers jury.
Mr.. Robert Grove the tailor orator, and Or.
John n GIiscom delivered very interesting and nsrc-
soccty which meets iH Mr. John W Farmers Institute,
at No 20 Ludlow a. The formers theme was Compe-
Atmospherer' Mr. Hague has been invited to address
the Society next Sunday afternoon
B. @. Thompson, keeper Of m oyster saloon
az No II North Moorct vas arrested last night NJ lOl
The officer making the arrest alleged that he saw the
prisoner sye liquor io i've men from black bottle h9f
accused. who has no license for the sale Of liquor
The illness of Richard0'Gorman, who has
accepted the invitation 10 deliver eulogy on the late
Gen Aesgher, has caused ihc commttte Of Arrangeme
The officers Of the brigade VIII hold meeting at the
Astor House this evening at o'clock.
A Court of Inquiry, consisting Of Assistant
AdjuantGen L. II. " Kcnt viii assemble this afternoon
az O'Clock at the Arnory Nos. 81 and 80 Bowery To
investigate the Of Private G. Deyender claimed az
member Of Troop X, lst Regiment, aud also Of Troop E
90 Regiment. This case Involves Tie question whether
belong 20 two companies at The same tine
Controller Connolly has received letter
from the Treasurer Of the Board Of Excise IN reply to his
communication inclosng resolutions of he Commissioners
OF tho sinking Fund asking Tor de,9ed OF the
TO lay the before the Board Of Excise al an early
day and has doubt they Will be happy to furnish the
information sought.
The trial of the Rev. &. II. Tying has been
postponed Till September next and II is probable that Dr.
Waltons Commission VIII suspend acuon uuill nsruG;
Ills Commission does not investigate the charge within
three months, the Standing committee 9I the Docese oi
NcwJersey may proceed against Mr. Iyug on the pre-
sentiment made by Dr. stuDbs.
The Worl,ingmen's Cooperative Store Com
pany Committee consisting OF Messrs John Ennis Pres,
ldent OF the Workingnen's Union, John w Farmer ana
CARNATIONS OF this city informing them that " pr2p9sed
20 establish 0Operatiyc grocery In the vicinity OF last
Fourteenth-st and Eirstaye and inviting all working
men 20 attend public meeting at Dem Dspensary' on
Wednesday, evening" and learn the plans OF the CohpHDy
The following were installed Oillccr9 or DtGlne
Lodge No CO. order OF Good Tempars on Saturday even
ing: james u. Lamby. w. G. T.; Fannie \ Mills, w. y
T.; John NJ. Whyte w. Secretary; Henry Mitchell, w A.
Secretary; III. ID. Randall w. L. Secretary; Jennie
Knpggs, W Treasurer Lewis H. Broom, NJ; Deborah
Fitzgerald W. D. NJ; Charles Lawson w. Chapter; Lizzie
Van Deusen, ". Guard; Ed. S. Mccormick, w. Lent;
Robt Knaggs, w r. H. s.; L. Patterson, W. l.. II. ).
Justice Kelly has found Stephen J.. Tinsee,
captain Of boat guilty OF having violated the health
law by allowing butchers Olal 30 Dc thrown into the
East River from barge that he had In tow, aud has
fined him $50 aud sent him TO the Penientnry for two
hn ali tcstimony scanned 10 that