The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SuusoaArE's CoURr-The wills Of tho following de-
ceased persons were admitted to probate during the
past week Richard r. Carman, Francis W. Evans
Annie c. Campbell Philip Ritzheimer. Cathsrine Nc
Lees Matilda Walker Anna Moaller Letters OF admin
istralion been granted the following estates
Robert Black, Henry Danford, John j. Gioney Nara
stock, Alfred A. Mott John H. Pitt, John Collins,
Patrick Ranaghan, Joseph b. TAFT, Annie Edmonston,
Charlotte Murray, Margaret stapieion. David McMan.
Mary Dunn, Diuah Hawkins. Elizabeth Duffy, Joseph
Weber Mary clifford John Horslsy. Martin Mccarthy.
Thomas Stafford.
The LATE GENERAL MxAdasR. The Committee OF Ar
rangements Of the officers of the Irish brigade have con-
cluded TO postpone the ceremonies originally fixed Tor
the 9Th until the 14th inst in consequence OF the illness
accepted the invitation deliver eulogy on the Illus
trious deceased ON the evening of that day The officers
OF the brigade will hold meeting st the Aston House
Tomorrow evening" at eight O'Clock.
THR CHARGE AGAINST Rev. srsrHES TYNa. in. Tho
investigation BY Church commission OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the charge against the Rev. Stephen
Tying Jr., has been postponed until September The
cause OF the postponemsnt owing to tho difcuty
ia secuIng the stendapcs Of the members nearly oil Of
mission fail 70 invesuRate the charge within three
months from the time It was preferred, the Standing
tca authority In the absence Of Bishop Odcnhesmer
may proceed against Mr. Tying on the prcsentmeut
made BY the complainant
COMPETITION AGAINST Co-oPERAroN This will be the
y
three n, by Robert Crowe the Of the Union
Building Association, No. 20 Ludlow street. The subject
Of cooperation that creating considerable inter-
est among the masses, and no doubt the meeting re-
ferred to will DO largely attended by thoss whom may
concern.
The CHOLERA Three additional eases Of cholera
reported TO the Board Of Health having occurred in
the city yesterday but only found TO be genu
nethat Of woman who died in Mulberry street, near
Broome, yesterday morning
CRY MORTALITY Tho number Of deaths in this city
for the past week exclusive burals at the Poters
Field on Wards Island was 592 This shows a favor
able report compared with last week. when there was
q general aggregate OF 677.
INCREASED POSTAL FACILITIES. Postmaster General
Randall has expressed willingness to increase the postal
facilities in this city. and the first Of next month IL
is intended TO double the number OF light wagons used
double the number of doivereA To do this the force
Of letter carriers will have to be largely increased
proposed TO make ton trips day instead OF hve as here
tofore These trips average about nine streets each
NARROW EscAPE.-A child named Ellen Kupka, aged
three years. fell from the third story window Of the
house 1855 Rivington street, yesterday, and was
picked up apparently uninjured.
DROWNED. Edmund Allen, the eldest son Of Nehe.
miah Allen of Athens, New York. fell overheard from
the steamer Camelia Newburg on the 25th ult.
His body was recovered on Sunday last
FATAL FALL-CENsURs THE JuRy.-An inquest was
held yesterday afternoon the Fourth precinct station
house by Coroner WIldey In the OF John Williams
alias Robert Holster, negro sailor who was Instantly
killed the night OF the LIST inst by falling into the
cellar Of the building In Of erection on
the corner Of James and Cherry streeta From the
evidence before them the Jury rendered verdict Of
accidental DEATH and also severely censured the owner
OF the building for his neglect in not properly securing
the place required by law The deceased was native
Of Virginia and forty-two years OF age.
INouEsn PospoND.-In consequence Of the mystery
attending the discovery OF the remains OF unknown
in the North river with the throat cut reported
in yesterdays HERALD Coroner wdey has indie anely
postponed the inquest in order that further inquiry
may be made The came Coroner found himself unable
Devln who, is alleged died from the effects Of club
wound on the head, inflicted by Michael kiernan, who
now IN custody The reason for the delay IS the I'M
avodable absence OF witnesses and the investigation
will take place Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday, at nine
o'clock A. ~.
PROBABLY FATAL AssAuLr.-Johannah Casey, with her
infan. son. yesterday conveyed by o0icer from
"a Mulberry street, suffering from serious injuries in
Hicted by her husband, with . club The pro.
vocation for the assault aseertained, she
unable TO speak, and now lies in critical condition
the Bellevue Hospital The husband was arrested and
held 70 await the result OF his wifes injuries.
FOUND IN THE wArRR-A little girl named Maggie Cor.
rigan aged thirteen years. who was drowned on the
afternoon OF the LIST inst by falling or the dock at the
oo Of East Nineteenth street. where she was gathering
chips had missing until yesterday afternoon. when
her were FOUND noating IN tue East river, on
twelfth street Coroner wildey will hold inquest to-
day at the residence of hcr parents No. 62s East
Twelfth street. whore the body was removed by his d.
rection.
ARREST or An ALLEGED MuRDERER "A man named
Thomas Buoy, alias Thomas Scott, arrested last
night by Twenty eighth precn police, the CON-
plant of Patrick Lavcle who claims TO have identified
Buggy as the man alleged to have murdered Philip Colin
at Holly, Wayne county, Pa, some nine OF ten years
ago
DISTRESSING CASE WIFE Enthusiastically after.
noon man named James Casey, had an alteration with
his wife, Johanna Casey, at 40 1874 Mulberry street.
which resulted in his leaving her in most frghsfui
condition he states that he found her drunk on bis
return homo TO dinner this the rst occasion OF
the difficulty. The woman when discovered by the
officers was all covered with blood, and nearly in
sensible Casey arrested by one OF the sixth pre-
cnct officers and locked up for the night and his un
fortunate vile was sent TO Bellevue Hospital