The New York herald., 1867-04-08

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TIE wsArHsR The following table shows the result
Of four observations in New York city Of the range Of
the barometer and thermometer. the direction Of the
wind and the state of the weather during the past
twenty -four houn:-The highest range Of the thermo-
meter three O'Clock p T., reaching o. degrees,
and the lowest was at nix A u 81 degrees. Sunday,
wind southwest IL M-Barometsr 30 81; thermometer,
IS; wind southwest p. M--Barometsr, 30 70; ther-
mometsr, 50; wind southwest 10 p M-Barometer.
ing cloudy. afternoon clear windy: evening, haxy,
pleasant There will be either rain or snow within three
and half days from two A. n. this morning
Frs SUNDAY metropolis through every
vein and artery ike Sir Ralph the Rover in soufheys
ballad seemed 70 feel the pleasant power Of spring
throughout yesterday brightly quiet was tho sun.
shine and 30 May.liks was the atmosphere Cars on
their up town trips were thronged with people In ho
day drsss. and carriages public and private rolled
northward ned with happy faces helng TO snuff the
gravity among our palled pleasure seekers Yesterday
afternoon Its avenues and drives were thronged With
splendid equipages while footpaths and shaded hooks
were instinct with pedestrians trying their feet for the
rst time Ia the the native unpaved earth.
few moro sunny days and The grass will come creeping,
creeping everywhere, and the season OF fare paid will
The PRoPosED WIDENING ANN AND FULTON SrREErsl-
An opposition 70 this proposition is being organ
lied by the residents and property along the pro-
posed route, and memorial 70 the Mayor and Common
Council "a in course OF signature remonsIa ting against
the contemplated widening Of Ann and Fulton streets
and the extension of the eastward the ground
that II will involve outlay OF 50 0o0 . be assessed
ON the owners Of city property while Brooklyn property
the parties principally beneittsd and that the law
now stands they could not be assessed unless special
act we're passed for the purpose
AoRruARY SERVICES AT THE Masonic Lopcs Rooms
Pacific Lodge No. 2S3 f. h A. NJ, held lodge OF sor-
getu tbn NJ. loax No
04o Broadway, in memory Of six Of their deceased
brethren The services, which were witnessed by a
large assembage Of ladies' and gentlemen, we're Of
solemn and impressive character and consisted OF divers
montory exhortatons, procession OF the officers round
oatalalque on which were placed an urn wreaths Of
tons Of sacred mnsic given the organ with an ef
cient choir. The curtains Of mourning drapery the
dim usre OF the gas jets and the occasional intervals OF
profound silence impaired Q gloom to the scene that
awoke train OF reflections on the shortness OF our
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Techman. Brown, Reid and Marshal, who performed
their respective Functions with great credit 70 them
selves and with no less edacation to the spectators
The SOUTHERN RELIEF CONFESSIONAL meeting OF the
members Of the Southern Relief Commission held
at their Offices in Broadway Saturday, at which
communication from Isaac Newton Commissioner Of the
Agricultural Department. at Washington, was read. In
the Communication was stated that the greater part Of
$4,000 worth Of seeds had bee1 ordered and ~oud be
distributed 81 the earliest possible convenience OF
n. ns psGs V ~:
Performance, on behalf OF the relief fund read and
approved the date Of the performance being hxed for TO-
Of the tickets have already been taken report Of the
operations Of the Commission exhibited the fact that
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hands Of the treasurer Of the Copmon. which balance
together with several thouland bushels Of con-
tS5 SSdyss ef next week, consigned for AasTibs5on
among the suffering at the South ~~1,eS rs
FnosioUs 1ssA5EfM1 AIooss .-fowards min. O'Clock
last evening Robert johnson, aged thrty-two years,
entered the oyster and rersshmsnt saloon q Edward
Herbert, 1t No 7SS Broadway. and seated hinssn at
table 6esids party Of gentlemen These objsctsd 70
tns company Of The new conner and on making known
their objscon 70 Mr. Herbert The latter requested John
only refusea 70 move but became extremely nbusive,
and aang words nsufnoens % sxprses bis anger, dysw
woundsd man n seized club and inflicted terrible
punshment upon the as:aiant who, however, was res
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wound and Dsndsssd up The Ssad and arm q Ju6nsoa
wos wosnds sss On ss M s .ossa
Of the LEFT eye, and number OF brusea HssooH was
S n Ur ce ossdos Johnson
10 the Fifteenth precinct station house ana su0se.
qusntly 70 Bellevue Hospital y ~
FATAL Observation-Disclosures reached the Coroners
siScs ysSlSrday morning that man named 0Nssiia
had died Al No Harrison ssrsst from shs sfscts OF
injuries caused By accidentally falling againa dove
70 hold an Inquest on the body. ~ ea ~ ~
sr1upr ny CUTTING Hrs TnaoAr r-Coroner schkmsr
yesterday held an inquest a. Bellevue Hospital on the
body Of James Cook shirtythree years Of age,
native Of the United States Who committed suicide By
cutting his throat with razor on The night Of the soh
ult The attention Of ofcer McDue, Of tho Eleventh
ba vas called deceased then In the act Of cutting
his throat Ths officer ran up and found deceased on
blood ssrsamine from the wound in bis neck while in
pocket and sDdssvorsd widen shs g.sh y his throat
ia Ds h Isz Sssss bat none d his friends
could be found He also claimed 70 have been In the
army. The jury rendered avsrd'es g DEAN " SUI
''as suD,u p..m-rnoms. aosIcf sS.d lS:; Year.
and dwelling as No S57 Third avenue, yesterday
morning ssissd with nt and died before physician
could Be summoned The Coroner was notified 70 hold
A inquest on the body.
Fsnx N FHoSr srRmr.-Bstwesn nine and ten o'clock
yesterday morning Ore broke out tho fourth door
Of No - Front street; budins occupied by Brownlse
Benss for storage Of hour Damage 70 hs ,ock shout
sured Cause q hre unknown
rrrn m Gaxsxs srHnr.-Ths alarm OF Hrs between
two and three o'clock yesterday afternoon originated
from No ITO Grssns street. The roof, damasins the
premises 70 the exsnt Of $780, The building s owned
by O. Boyd, and occupied By Moses Brookhslmer as
dwelling and pawn once
POLICE IHTELLIGEHCE.
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BasAKro Up DmoRpuIy HocsR-On Saturday
night the Fourth precinct police. BY order Of Captain
Thosne made descent upon the disordsry premises Of