The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25
CITY INTEI.LIGENcE.

CITY INTEILIGENCE.
DsAsrvRs or MISSIONARIES Tho following missona-
rss len this cy yesterday Liverpool ia the steam
ship Denmark;-Rsv @. v. A. Van Dyck, vito and two
| children, accompanied by Mr. Samuel Haock. and N.
Ssbong the latter native Arab who has been assisting
DR.. in trazsiang edition the Arabic b bic.
which work as now complete. Mr.. Hacck within the
last few years has gained very credtable reputation
for skin an making Arabic type and goes
tbsh eoundry with electrotyping apparatus In
neclion with the American Bible Society and A. b. c. T.
N. at Beyroot full complement OF machinery and
implements have already been forwarded Rev. Bliss
wife snd three children, establish Bible
! IN Consanlinope. Mr. Bliss rs agent for the American
Bbtc Society in the Lovant Alter assiduous labor he
has enlisted the cooperation Of wealthy men New
o1 "o ol%Ssd Obtained
enterprise Rev. Mr. Tracy and wife newly ordained
missionaries TO be stationed .. marsovan, in Turkey.
Mr. recently graduated At the Union Theological Sem.
mary In New York Rev. Mr. Crawford and wife are
connected with the Union Presbyerian mission De-
mascus. The company number seventeen IN all.
suRRoGArs's CouRr.-The following Wills Of deceased
have been admitted probate during the past
week John Young, Charles @. Walters, Augusta H.
Day, Nicholas Baer and Jesse Sanda Letters OF ad-
ministraton have been granted ON the following es-
tates:-Phiip Hazler, Ann Eliza Wood, 0sorgiana H.
Welngarth samuel D. Willmott, Ferdinand Beck Horny
z. Dsvsreux. Jacob Berg Patrick Curran, Frederick
Sarah G.. SSs Rose cahslns ws
Mary Basey. Mary Wyatt, George Martin and Timothy
l Sullivan re'. .'.'- t,--s Z
Asor.Ea NuaAscn There hog slaughter house
located on Eleventh avenue and Forty-third street.
which 10 most dangerous nuisance Droves Of hogs
which brought into the city BY rail and stsamboas
killed and dressed there during the night 70 the
great discomfort Of those residing that vicinity The
noise made by the animals dsturbs the repose OF
whole neiRhborhood while the stencil which proceeds
from the building in this hot season s calculated 70
should immediate steps for the abatement Of this
frightul nuisance which understood they did last
5. BY IL ~.
tstence for q single day.
THs FxNAN CONVENTION Tho Tenian Convention con-
nued in session yesterday The interest in s debera-
tons is on the wane. and the probability Of the da.
Guilty between the rival chiefs being amicably settled is
| more remote than ever. Whether they unite or run
separate machines makes very little difference to any
one, as the organization lie looked upon defunct
institution, having few friends and no money.
AMERICAN SOCIETY PREVENTION OF CRUELTY 10
ANlhAs-The following convictions and fines pro-
cured by this Society during the month Of July. 1867
N Heidelberger cruelty killing cat, $50; A. Hohen.
linz. cruelty hanging dog, IS; j. Fisher cruelty
on back $40; A. McPhiIiips driving sick and lame
horse, $40; H. Downing driving horse with foot,
anne horse So Nichols diving Gorso With sops
under collar so; H. Honor, driving lame horse s1o
William Smith driving lame horse, one days impn-
ARREST RIVER THnY-Ohacer O'Connen, Of tho
First precinct Friday last the Staten Island ferry
arrested man named George Phillips, who charged
by citizens Of Tottenvle g. l. with robbing seve-
raj vessels In that vicinity Two others concerned
handed the Staten Island authorities who locked
him up 10 await examination.
The MoRauk-The body Of unknown woman,
found drowned, brought to the Morgue yesterday
The deceased about thirty five years Of age i've
five inches high brown hair check popln dress gngham
apron, balmoral skirt two waists both hooked up the
'front.' white and the other drab, with large brown
patch In front; white chomse, gaiter shoes laced
In front. -. 49,
ATTEMPTED surcDR-Late on Friday night, as officer
Tucker Of The Twenty; grssjnot vas patroog his
post, he found man lying in q vacant lot .snareQ.y
In very weak and helpless condition. and, promptly
conveyed Bellevue Hospital, where, after a. *.
animation BY the surgeon II found that no was sur
ferins from an overdose Of laudanum The doctor i'm
mediately gave him an emetic but without any avail
after which he applied tho stomach pump which had
the desired effect Whom properly restored and cues.
is inferred that family troubles caused him try
rid himself Of miserable existence He gave his
resides 1t s43 East Thrtieih street.
SCALP WouSD-wm. Breen. . printer, thirty four
years Of age. native Of Scotland, got into difncuty
yesterday At 80 Bayard street, when 'rypo came out
second best. having received very bad scalp wound
Hospital :.
RUN Own ACCIDENT. William Walsh, . boy twelve
yoa OF age residing at 81 Washington street. was run
over BY loaded dirt cart the Battery yesterday, and
vue Hospital.
WOMAN RUIZ OvRR.-About half-past I'VE O'Clock yes
terday evening woman named Catharine Lenahan, lv-
ing at 400 East Fourteenth street. knocked down
by wagon driven by Adolph Hemmebrecher. She
was only slightly injured. The driver locked up
for the night In the Seventeenth precinct.
YOUNG GIRL Run OVER BIT A TRucK-A child eight
years OF age, named Annie McMahon, carrying a
baby OF three months when cross at the corner
Of Ninth avenue and Forteth street vas run over by
truck driven by Bernard Levi. The girl was slightly
injured, and the baby no. at all Low was arrested by
the Twentieth precinct police.
ANOTHER STREET CASUALTY YESTERDAY morning q
named Charles Dyer, while driving through Grand
run into licensed vendors wagon and injured
William Norris to such extent that he had to b
conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
FELL FROM wNDow.-About eight o'clock yesterday
evening . child named John Nestor, aged two and
half years, foil from the third story Of the tenement
house 1856 Cherry street. II fell In the yard and
seriously injured.
Sun srsoxs.-Peter Faley, an aged msu, was pros
rated yesterday by the heat n front OF No. 2S3 Pearl
Oicer NicolI Of the Second precinct took him
10 the New York Hospital.
sERIous FALr--John Luacre, iaborsr, accidentally
fell through the skylsht OF the shed pier ~ North
rver aud nucteo An inceod wound OF the right FORE
arm, besides being badly bruised about tho body
CoorEaArrvs SroRs.-Ths nrs4 cooperative store In
this city will commence business the Let proximo at
the southwest corner OF Seventh avenue and Twenty.
nfth street. The society have purchased Q general
Of groceries and provisions and viii also DO
able 70 furnish coal and flour 10 the stockholders and
subscribers. 3,
FARs ON Crrr Cans Those who travel By the Ninth
Avenue Railroad cars feel much annoyed o. an sdd-
.Ion.l cen. having been .ddsd . faro Formerly IL
ives only i've cents and now Il Reassd 10 sig.
TIVE NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS-
Exprsssioa OF Sympathy with Eurspsaa
Operatives - Laborers Govcrumeus
Work-Tke Next Meeting OF the Consress
to DO at Pittsburg, In May.
CHICAGO, August ~, 1851.
In the National Labor Congress- this morning the sub