New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
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Gov. Fepton is at the Fifth-ave. Hotel.
Gen. Sheridan went to Providence last night.
Mr. Jacksop s. Schultz thinks of resigning
the Presidency Of the Board OF Health
A noted eymnast of this city has challenged
Ambrose Butts Of OHIO, TO lift for purse OF $4,000
The number of arrests made on Sunday for
Violations the Excise law was H. Last week IS arrests
The Fort GanseyOOrt property IL to be sold
at anetIon 1T today at the Exchange Saesrooms.
ronsly scaIded last evening No 66i Nnthaye by the
upsetiing Of kettle Of hot water.
LYMAN and Casey rOwed n match for $50 on
Sunday in the East River Distance two miles. Casey
won in 1924 The same men viii soon row for 500.
The Chamber of Life Insurance of America
hold annual meeting in this city In the OF the
Chamber OF Commerce IN the 9th of November.
The TRIBUNE in indebted to Mr.. Joseph Il.
Peirson purser Of the steamship South America Tor
TRANSACTIONS from late Brazilian newspapers.
An inquest was held by Coroner Cover at
No 3I5 East Fithst the body of John Wolf who ON
Thursday fell from the third floor % No S9l Broadway
thoroughfare since the laying OF the Nicholson pave
ment, and materially relieves Broadway.
On Sunday evening Officer Coleman attempted
TO arrest man in Tenth.ave near Forty thrst. and
while doing struck on the head and seriously in
jured by anifhan in the crowd.
Samuel Hutchinson, late a carpenter on the
steamship Fulton, who injured by the explosion OF
died on Sunday evening, in the New-York Hospital
The Hon. Thomas j. Barr has been appointed
superintendent Of Exports aud Drawback vice Mr. g. n
Warren. removed. The official papers relating to the
appointment were received yesterday morning.
Mrs. Georgiana Harriette Uniacke, daughter
of the British Consul at this port died ON Sunday at NO
los Fftavc and Is to he buried this afternoon from inc
Church Of the Annunciaton, West Fourtcenthst
The Sons Of Temperance celebrate their 18th
Anniversary this evening III Stelnway Hall me non
CEN Howard aud Sidney Hall Of London are announced
Capt. Brown and crew of the brig Sarah r.
Bette arrived here yesterday on board me NSw9e IN
o., Tho kth inst and s with her cargo "A total
loss. She was owned in St John, n. b.
The construction of new bridge for the
Ioboken Ferry, az the foot Of Chrstopherst was c3u
Slip this bridge is completed Teams cannot
now pass over at ChIfsOpherst
Excmpts from jury duty during the coming
legal year. should call NJ the office OF the Commissioner or
Jurors and file their exemptions Business men can eas
iy arrange AT that season OF the year when ther
business is less pressing, by making application IN Tune
The monthly meeting of the New Ork
Sunday School Teachers Association wac held III
the Chapel Of the Brick Church Mission IN Thr,yhnh
"The Duty OF Sunday School Teachers" was discussed
President Shaler of the Soldiers Messenger
and Dispatch COMPANY has PROMISED 10 vs 'n ni
several wounded soldiers take booths provided the
Board of Health grant permission to erect booths
At about o'clock yesterday afternoon, ms
Car No. o5 Of the Grand aud DesDrossessl ne, anu s 1
ing the BoweTy at the intersection OF Cehtc ana ptani
rollisi@n with a crash badly breaking up both Prov
idcntialy nobody was injured
Last evening, in n disturbance in Kate Cor
mans bYohel in Mercer ST. Thomas Mccormack was cut
the groin and severely wounded AZ the house Is me
resort Of abandoned wretches of both sexes Capt Mills
into custody They consisted of rs and five women
some Of tho are wclknoNn thieves, aud majority
of the women are prostitutes. The Wshah uOfm"h war
slightly wounded on the wrist
Collector Shook of the NXXIld District
made demand Yesterday upon to.ector bAiiry' TOT
district of former dunDg his absence IN Washington
Friday and Saturday last Collector Bailey said To
have acceded 10 the demand but this is doubted the
keepers appointed by him IN possession of stores
and dstillces until some time after the close OF business
hours at Collector shocks Office Collector Shook will lay
the whole subject Of these seizures before the Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The live stock markets show receipts of 6,342
bceves eos sheep ana 2oy hTgs 10, th nv Wa I'm w.,
failing on Of 800 sheep IN comparison with the previous
cattle really adds several hundred 10 the supply
Tie market very dull yesterday with 2'oo on sale at
Onchundrcdths several hundred Of which had to be
the lowest sheep too are lever with very dn trnde
they were one week ago.
Two suits were recently brought against the
Commissioners OF Emigration IN Tie supreme Court OF
this district for mandamus compelling them 10 admit 10
the EmieraDi Depot Castle Garden the agents ~ the
Erie and OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad conpA
MES The Commissioners on the 9Th OF August passed
resolution requesting the companies 10 withdraw Their
agents This refused unless specific charges were
made against the agents The Board OF commissioners
directed the expulsion az the agents on the 9Th az rep
tomber After hearing the petition; setting forth the
pOWers Of the Commissioners and the facts az rcctcd
above Justice Barnard granted Inandainus requiring
the Commissioners 10 show cause why The order asked
for should not be made peremptory. The hearing set
down for today
The clergy Of the various Episcopal Churches
of tins Diocese assembled yesterday morning IN Trinity
Chapel 10 present cOugratuaiory address 10 Bishop
Potter who has iust returned FROM England where he
attended the sessions Of the ParAngcan synod short
by all the Episcopal Blshops excepting the heretcal
bishop Coenso was read by the Rev. DR. Martin; The
ReV Dr. Usght then welcomed the Bishop on behalf Of
the clergy IN an eloquent address to which Bishop Potter
replied fecngy. Another address OF c"ngaulation was
FccIesastca History in the G4ncra Theological semi
nary who represented that body The Gloria IN El
dismissed the congregation with the benedlctOn.
The Portsmouth On. H. JOHrHGi recently re-
ceived from this city letter. signed lempe, Richard
son Co." containing 1--WE adyertiscmens-fon OF them
OF respectable New York houses and the NTH lottery In
the name Wright Brother Co The letter requested
and return Immediately the payment be made in
accepted time draft on Messrs. Jay Cooke Co" The
Journal complied and at the same time addressed
Nessrs Jay Cooke Co. and learned that they had no
knowledge Of Temple Richardson d Go. In due time
Teuple Richardson n Co.'S. crcnlar made It's second
appearance in The journal Office but with the lottery ad
vertisement only. The journal exposes ths Transaction
as a new trick OF the lottery swindlers.
A Metropolitan policeman informs THE TRIB-
UNE that the murdered Patrolman McChesney was not
member Of the Police Mutual Aid Association. and that
therefore ms WIDOW cah,o, eal tne uoad itob
member which Is contributed whenever any lndyldual
member dies But he intended 10 be one OF the asso
cates the about 10 start subscription for his
widow taxing themselves 30 cents each. They will gladly
accept contributions from the public Ohicer McChesney
had been only about nine weeks policeman. and would
have Joined the Association but for some pecuniary EN-
barrassnent from which he endeay0rng TO exrioaie
himself In the OF Policeman Walker, murdered
some time ago ON the side OF $500 raised
by public subscription Commissioner Isaac Bell OF the
Riot Fund Relief Committee sent to President Acton.
yesierday 400 for Oicer McChcsneys widow, and she
Will draw from the tPolice Ie Insurance Fund $40 per
annum long she reWaJs unmarried The on
platforms Of policemen 10 this city will attend the funeral
At O'Clock this afternoon al No &C Poparst Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN.-Mr. d. Mcleod will exhibit,
snnih RrnnklYn Slenn- En- gne MOrkh AZ Ia O'CLOCK