The New York herald., 1867-09-03
CITY IHTEILI0RHcR.

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PrRsoEAL--Among the passengers who left this port
on Saturday on the steamship Arizona for California via
Panama, were General Rousseau Commissioner 70 rs.
eeve the newly acquired Territory Of stka, Russian
America and star; Captain Dodge United States Treas
uTy Department agent for Sitka and Major y. William.
son, Quartermas;sr United states Army.
szessr OlzAxro Counuox -Tne strSSs Cleaning
Commission met yesterday in The Mayors once.
letter was read from the contractor sScloeing notice
from the attorney for the Commission Tor the erection
East Sixteenth and ssvsnsesnt6 strssa ana stating that
compliance would stop work there. Referred 20 the
Comptroller The dumping ground q the foot q koose.
appropriated for wharves and pisrs The scmi.monthy
bills were ordered 10 be paid number Of routine papers
passed upon, and tho Board adjourned
ouARAxzlxR-No arrivals were reported on Sunday or
yesterday morning Quarantine with any Of yel
Italian bark, which said few days since To have
bad several Of her crew seized with yellow fever cleared
from Naples, place where this fever has not been
Tor and was in harbor here twenty days before
any Of those on board got ILL., Some two three Of her
crew were laid up with gastric and typhoid fevers
gendered by the rotten fruit she had GO cargo but there
were symptoms whatever of the fel fever which is
the scourge Of tho tropics.
NEW CATHOLIC CHuRw 10 Bs EaEcrRD. In conse-
quence Of the rapidly increasing number Of tho congre
CATION Of St. Aarys church. Grand street, 1t found
that the building could not much longer afford proper
accommodation. The parish has accordingly been
divided into two parts, and the Rev. Father McKenna
appointed pastor % the new division. He has pur.
chased nvo lots Of the Wott properly, corner OF De-
lancey and Cannon streets, on which will soop COM
mence the erection Of large and elegant church In the
female schools These lots cost $4,000 cash down. and
belong to that portion OF tho Wiett property known
stands THIS property was granted A to Colonel wSt. lett
for distinguished services in the Of the Revolutions
and was then farm lying outside the city boundary.
He was At the same time offered The fee simple OF Staten
Island but he preferred the farm staten Island
not SO valuable then and not quite accessible as A.
present.
ALLEGED ENTERTAINMENT Some time ago youth Of
seventeen winters it Is exactly known
which, was employed by firm Chambers street. who
had confidence enough in his honesty day to send
him to the bank with check for $780, which he was,
in all true course Of duty, expected money.
But the lad could not things In this light and dis
appeared after having obtained the amount OF the
check. He was come time afterwards found in
New Bedford, Mass, and made to return to
this city. whom his father settled his little
delinquency out OF his own parental breaches
pocket As almost in every wherein mercy is
shown 10 such characters as Charles he did not turn
leaf in the book OF directions from which his
father thought advisable to induce him 10 draw lessons
OF honesty, but made 1t point in the course OF his
daily seekngs after occupation to be employed by the
firm Of James A. Hearn 4 Sons 775 Broadway, where
for some time he bid fair 10 do well any oher
young man who had resolved to attend 70 his dutics
''ths and nothing more" But the teInpter unay
too strong for him. for Saturday last he sent 70
the Fifth Avenue Hotel with package, for which he
was to receive $50 The package the lad in all good
faith delivered but failed to to his employers
with the money. Where Charles has gone is just
very important question for the rm and one TO which
the telegraph wires yesterday endeayorng TO find
a satisfactory answer So II the delinquent DO takcn
this time he may expec. kind favors from officials
have the custody OF PRISON keys
DEATH OF Ex-CouxcIxAN JoHy A. TppxR--John A.
Upper formerly representative Of tho Seventh ward in
the Common Council, died suddenly Sunday evening
last. The funeral will take place this afternoon from
LIs residence corner OF Grand and Essex srees and
wl be attended by the Fraternity OF Masons, Of which
he was q prominent member
SINKING OF the HARBoR Po,lcr BoAr--The harbor
police boat Metropolitan desIgsed for The use OF the
police along the BROOKLYN shore tho bay.
having been nearly completed moored a. the Attain
tic docks South BROOKLYN days ago for tho pur-
pose OF receiving her last coat Of paint and the nshng
touches TO her machinery On Saturday night work.
man who had been fitting the valve OF the sea-cock
accidentally left the valve opan During the night the
urchng Of The vessel allowed the sea 70 run in and the
vessel dlled and sank in deep water For some unac-
countabe reason the affair suppressed by the autoor
reporter. The vessel has not yet been raised
CASE on STARVATION Lilley, widow, twenty
sls years old, with young child found eight
O'Clock yesterday morning al the corner Of Broadway
and Vssey street. sick and exhausted from hunger
policeman took ber 10 she City Hospital whence after
tho New Jersey ferry Mrs.. iey arrived IN this c,y
late on Sunday night from New Orleans and was on her
way TO Hudson city. New Jersey.
FousD rye WArsR-Nssterday afternoon the boiy
Of unknown found floating in The dock foot
Of Stanton street. East river. Deceased evidently
about forty years or age, and had sandy hair and
mustache His dress consisted OF black pants and
plaid shirt. BY order OF Coroner Cover the remains
we're conveyed to the Morgue where inquest viii ts
held over tnem
RuS OvER AcapHSr.--A sprghtly iittlo fellow named
Timothy Coughln nine years Of age, residing with hs
parents At 4l0 Water street. taken Bellevue Hospital
yesterday afternoon BY ofacsr Buckley, Of the Fourth
precinct His left and right leg had been fractured
by his having been run over by loaded IN Water
street. near Catherine The you ngster bore his Injuries
with the calmnsss OF stole. The driver not
rested.
BROKE HIS LEo--John Nayior, eleven years OF age,
reading 30s Avenue A. fractured his right leg on Sun.
day night while at play with number OF young COM
panons, the pavement near his home. Hs vas con-
veyed to Bellevue Hospital by oflcsr Gainsy, OF The
EIghtesnth precinct.
FATAL FArL-A young man from Jersey City, named
7. s Young, while at work a No. 30 Warren street
yesterday afternoon. fell from the third story through
The hatchways the cellar and received injuries iat
will undoubtedly prove fatal He taken 70 the city