New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
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THE CITY.

THE bOuV pt q neWlY-DOlH Usdlt infant WAS
on "Wednesday night found under large stone IN lot IN
Fourtocnth-st, near flIstaye.
The cigar and jewelry store of John Dehr, in
Thidave, near Sixty sixth ST. was entered ny burglars
1850.
John Whitman yesterday fell from a second
story window Of No IA Newest to the pavement ana was
seriously injured lie was taken to the Ne"-loIA ho'
! pital. ''-.tf 49,
Mary Riley, while hanging ont clothes on the
roof oi No Bleeekerst yesterday fell TO the
and dangerously injured. she was taken u be4e'S
Hospital.
Solomon Morris of No. z 0Tchard,st. was
robbed Of s. on Thirdave car yesterday Dy t"o Peh
pockets who were arrested ana committed IL "el"' u
! bail, ss,s;'i- = --,. ,.... ,1.,a r..s--7 ~
George Stewart was arrested on Wednesday
for picking Louis KoTpers pocket ON Thirdave ear
man, representing himself TO be an onceI tooA MN ~
| charge and then allowed MIN 10 ESCAPE
| A homeless woman named Mary A. Benson,
Yesterday morning attempted suicide by jumping into the
oued by officer Auden and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
Yesterday afternoon Martin Newbauer was
found IN weak and exhausted condition ~ Hests lio
stated that he had been shot In the arm and sde Dy some
unknown person during quarrel at Paterson, NJ j. lie
| was taken to Bellevue Hospital
| AS illustration of the extent of demoraliza-
ton connected with the prizehghng mania, II Is re-
the brutal form OF prize hghtn LudioWst' orToon'
| about daylight yesterday morning.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Edward Costello was arrested for cutting on 'he dn ha
| bail for $500.
William Doran, Thomas Whtworth, and Au-
gustus Miller who We're detected On " yr
importer Of linens the second floor of No l69 BoWery,
were yesterday committed for trial By Justice Hogan
| Coroner Sclirmer yesterday, at the Chambers
Denim resident of Elizabeth, N. j., who was crushed
between pier and the steamboat RED jacket at me
foot Of Cedarst Deceased was h"u'e VI i'"u' "s''
| IS years.
An unknown woman, dressed in deep mourn
ing left in the Of Mrs Mary Miller of No l5 Avenue
short time She did not return and Mrs Miller Yesterday
| procured the Commissioners OF Charities ana Coireo
! tons permission TO adopt the infant.
A dispatch from New-0rleans Gays the steam
ship Cuba from Baltimore reports that on August p in
latitude $780, longitude 76JO she spoke the baltimore
with ali her crew except two sick with fever The Cuba
| relieved her with fec, medicines, &c.
On Wednesday evening light wagon, ~
which Miss Mary snItlof No 500 MadsCn.v was driving
down Broadway came into collision win tnthf.le,
stage T9G @ hG51s took 9 g gas SRf te % S over the
dashboard seriously injuing her. sho was aKen hone
To-day being the birthday Of His Majesty the
Fmneror Napolcon The French figate Ihcmis VIII cee
brate the occasion by firing salute Of 81 guns ut SUNRISE
nj noon aud sunset. The ship will be decorated onl
The yards manned Maior-gen Butterfcld has ordered
the usual courtesy Of return 70 the salute 10 be ed AT
This salute viii De returned from the forts IN tue
! harbor,
| On Wednesday evening, john W. MulliRan,
residing No. - West sixteenthst was shot in ths
face aud shoulder by Thomas Lynch IN e resauran ot
ave, causing serious wounds Mulgan wa fehoVso 70
the Mount SINAI Hospital Lynch escaped az the time,
Int was arrested ~ later hour. 1ertereay Juu,e
Jcdwith committed him ~ await the result OF Auhga.s
/ injuries.
! James Adams, residing at No. 612 second-aye.,
e arrested and brought before Justice Mansfield. at the
sscx Market Police Court yesterday, charged with the
~ yarious sums, from The 2Gt OF IcbtlGy
! non, David Jones brewer 40 No is6 SOutLst Adams
had becn IN Joncss employ Us CLERK ana s&.sn' @ ne s
native Of Ireland he VIA held 70 ban IN foVV 10 ''
| swcr at the General Sessions
! Juliana Candcze made complaint yesterday
against her husband, Peter Cande1e charging nm Win
psinant 10 Tiyor- saloon whore the accusod had been
Employed water for two year. The woman; POINTING Ing
ont her husband rushed up with large sheath khc but
she was prevented from doing him amy harm Ihey were
both taku n custody one Ior 'srIys 800 i|EsJ
| up ia the station House
John Organ. n liquor dealer at No. 32S Pearl-
st. yesterday complained before justice l2st 2s ns' S
snm@ry r rIr aitesrtt 10 force MS way INTO the 1cs
dcnce Of complainant through rear window and that
on cOInplauints attempting TO oose the window inc
officer broke e pancs aud sash with his club and afte
ward struck ronrlanan on The ann and lh Tue lace, u
jurng him severely THIS statement wac eotIosOlH.t, -,
ly other Witnesses Organ asked Tor warrant iof the
arrest Of the officer on Tie charge ot hutg. ~ hl ~ ,at
and battery Tie inagsruc st liA re Nouie ~ n 80
Capt Thorn. commanding he loth freclhct Pon.e, ahd
warrant IL Is stated that the ohctr at he time tae az
legged ocnse vas committed, believed that liquor Tas
being sold In Violation Of tho ENciso law, ana took max
method ~ learning the tact The fu particular WI
pear the rXanlnaD1 should tho Gslbte ueVitC 20
/ a.
Tho annual session of tho Supreme Council,
Tempars Of Honor aud Temperance Was continued yes
| tciday ~ Masonic Hall, Union square The Council was
called TO by the Most worthy Tempar charles Let's
| OF Boston. 4 prayer then given by Companion Ca
BILE Of Philadelphia and hymn sung; Atter the an
non.oenei sI ,o a.. S,pbia the Committee to
whom had been referred the preparation OF Itns tc
iimonal 20 NJ ". f. Charles Let's, reported through
their Chairman Dr. Van Dyke Of Philadelphia, that they
had discharged that duty the preceding evening" Inc
Committee Constitutions, who had charge OF the SUP
! Of
mited report, upon which there was lengthy DISCUS
| sion The Committee suggested change IN the Cons
ion which would enable colored citizens 20 become
members OF the oidcf, Afer many amendments 70 ts
icc was laid over without any detute action being taken
on a. Reports frsm other Committees were also pr.
scnted, but they contained nothing OF general import
/ ahco.
| BROOKLYN.-The boring on the north side
Of the Fulton Ferry was resumed yesterday ana ' nsht
suhstrltum firm aud hlcd with heavy powders. The
are mat sod VERY VERY lar Z. h
operations Is the party who bored the well a Columbus
| sian well in the world.
The Commissioner Of Jurors has issued n
notice, Informing citizens tGt the luryiists are ready
from such duty prove their right TO II before the ISL
| OF September.
Street Commissioner Robert Furcy, who has
lately secured the public free access TO the docks
and river onts by removing the distractions boy which
private parties have for years closed them UP lnnds To
compel the removal OF ears aud turntables from me ioot
OF Futonst and sular distractions that elss IN water
| and FTontst
The BROOKLYN Caledonim Club commenced
their FIRST annual games at Hanfts, Myrtloavo Park
Yesterday but in consequence ithc heavy rains an at
iournnent place until Tuesday, the l1th lnst lho
Club under Chief Malcolm Alexander, were brilliantly
costumed Thousands Of persons visited the Ik DURING
fhe day 10 witness the sports, NOTWITHSTANDING tho IN
clemcs weather, and good order prevailed throughout
The following portion Of the programme was carried OUT
For Neatcs DressF1rst prize, silver medal valued at
$40 won by John Mailman first cicitaln Second prize
s5i cash, Dugaid X Campbell second clettln rutuhg
| the Heavy stone-First prize Alexander Borthwick
s@cond is9ne Galloway Distances ~ feet IL Inches and