The New York herald., 1867-09-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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WEEKLr wEAfnn RroRr.-The maximum of the b.
rometer during the last week showed ct 4 n OF the
Oath So6 61s. and tho minimum at Q P. NJ OF the 18th
z9,ooo Week, mean 80 ISL difference or range, o6lS
44lO at A NJ Of the 9Th Week, mean S. sss; differ
and five mouses: 6ev.S i.sn 20 ,uoS. On the same
day there athundsr storm OF twensy-one minutes
duration, accompanied by severe lightning Polar
lights on the 18th and 10th.
TEMPERAxoH CoNvENroS-PaKPARATrow FOR THE An
NUAL PARADE-Thc convention Of temperance societies
met yesterday afternoon e Military Hail. in the Bowery
for the purpose Of making the preliminary arrangements
for their annual parade the 10th inst, in honor OF
Father Mathew. Committees were appointed to wait on
Archbishop McCloskey and the Mayor and Common
Council, and invite them to review the procession. A
number OF societies paid in their contributions toward
deiraying tho expenses OF the parade. long dis.
cusson had in regard to the line Of march that
should be adopted. Some wished TO meet at
the Battery and march to Harlem, while o.nefs pro-
than Thirty.fourth street. The only trouble was In
regard to the Archbishop having to walk two blocks to
adopted The short route decided upon as foows:
Assemble OF nine A. M, left on Catharne street; down
Chatham and through east gate OF Park to Broadway
up Broadway TO Fourteenth street. Washington
Monument down Fourteenth street 70 Eighth avenue;
Eighth to Thirty fourth street; turouBn 70
Second avenue; down Second avenue 10 Twenty-third
street; through Tweny-third street to First avenue;
down FIRST to Tenth street and Cooper Institute
and dismiss Delegates present from Greenpoint,
Jersey City, Brooklyn and Williamsburg II Is expected
that the parade will supass any o the preceding dem-
onstraons of the kind q uniformity Of action pre-
walls regard which Is not often tho case.
Tnz SHOOTING or CATHARNE LYoSs-Coroner Cover
yesterday held an inquest at the Now York Hospital
the remains OF Catharlne Lyons the girl fifteen
years OF ago death the result Of injuries
ce!ved by being shot the head with pistol dis
House surgeon Wsshbrn. Of the Hospital testified that
deceased was admitted to that Institution on the z6tn
ulslmo, at which time she was suffering from COM
pound comminued fracture Of tho skull the result OF
pistol shot which aceraed the brain. She fingered TILL
Friday night and expired Dr. Washburn made post
the ball lodged in the brain. Tho case was then sub
mted TO the jury who rendered the following verdict
BY pistol shot wound at the hands Of George Hammar
on the 26th day Of August 1857. aud we believe the
death caused the oupable OF said
Hammar." Hammar who is now enjoying his liberty
in bonds OF $1,000 will be required to give 600 bail
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury He s German
wich street. In his examination Hammar says the
shooting was accidental.
FOUND DROWNED SUSPICION or FOUL PLAY.-On Sun
day, the ed inst Otto Dempwof who lived at No o.
Eighth street, left homo without stating whore he was
going at which time he had in bis possession pocket
book and silver watch Search made for the missing
man. but without success th Saturday afternoon. when
his dead body found floating in the dock foot OF pier
No 50 East river minus ns pocsssooSx ok ana watch
pockets It 10 supposed that be was attacked by high
waymen; and. after being robbed, thrown overheard
although facts 10 justify such theory were deve-
oped before Coroner Wdey who held inquest on the
body Deceased was twenty-five years Of age and ma
tive OF Germany.
SERIOUS rALL-Martin Keating, q fireman on board
the steamship Virginia, lying at pier No. q North
river, and who resides at No. l57 Warrington stree.
wSs severely bruised about body, besdss faoung
several Of his ribs by accidentally falling yesterday,
from the TO the dock no in tho act OF
leaving the vessel Officer Knipe. Of the Twenty
seventh precinct had the injured man conveyed 70
bellevue Hospital
aborer twenty-ons years Of age and residing At No 7S
Stanton street. was taken to Bellevue Hospital yesterday
by ocer VIM Lahsy Of the Twenty-nrst precinct from
Forty.third street and First avenue whore, appears
he In the act OF leaving car No So, OF the First
avenue lins By the front platform when ns accidentally
atng his thigh and right leg IN most shocking mani
ner. The above named officer had him properly cared
for but The great loss Of blood and injuries received
internally surgeons have but slight hopes Of his
viving through the night
SUDDEN DEATH Patrick ONei Of No. 3ls East Thirty.
| sixth street, fell dead in his room last evening
REcxIxss DRIv1No.-A wagon, in which were Messra
u Hennng OF No 3l7 East Fifty third street, and
J.H smith, Of No. 240 East Fortieh street. was run
into last night In Central Park by hackney coach.
Tue wagon was considerably shattered and NJ Smith
severely injured. while the coach was driven away as
furious rata
NOBODY 10 BIAME-One Of the coroncrs Of the county
held inquests yesterday at Bellevue hospital for the
purpose Of investigating the circumstances attending the
death OF Augustus Waterman and Patrick Neclan, both
whom died from injuries received by oeing run over
by cars OF certain OF the city railroads Waterman
ran over the 10Th instant aud died on the 10Th
i Neelan was the 22d instant and died on
the 24h The verdict In each stated the OF
the death OF 10 deceased, but Of course fully exoner
! ated tho employees Of the railroad corporations
4 FIRE IN EAST THIRrr-SIxTH SrRkEr.-At about one
O'Clock sunday morning rc broke out in the livery
stable OF william wakiey. at No. IL East Thirty sixth
street A. the time eight valuable horses the
promises, bot by the prompt action OF tho police aud
| bremen they were shvcd. The carriages were also
\ saved The damag, done to the building and stock
amounts 10 about 81 000. Insured In the Globe Insur
ance Company. The adjoining buiding. occupied by
| y Mcintyre, marble mante manufacturer, wss dam
aged about $500-insured 1hc lire Is supposed 70 bt
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