New-York tribune., 1867-04-23


ment made fine appearnce
ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-On Sundy Charles
Brown aged 10 years, while playing with sohe boys on
the barge Virginia lying at the foot OF Chanbrsst, fell
overheard and drowned The body was Subsequently
by the father of the boy and YESTERDAY Coroner
WDdey held al inquest
A CAR-DRYER KIIIED-At II a. IN. lyeserday,
John Miller driver of No IS Of the Belt ne fe from
the front platform Of his at the corner OF Tenaye
and Flfethst, and one Of the wheels passing owe his
head caused death in few moments. The body wasgon.
yeyed TO the late residence OF the deceased NO 20 west
FOryninthst and Coroner hoI'eu 10 hoa al ihque''
Sr. NICHOLAS SOCIETY OF BROoKLYN-The St.
Nicholas Society Of Brooklyn enjoyed their annual sup
per last evening" the Mansion House. and elected ther
officers az follows Judge John A. latt President John
W. Hunter and William Bergen, secretaries Johh H.
Hunter Steward.
THE SPANISH WINE COMMISSION At TIE CUSTOM
HoUsP-This Commission has been engaged from day TO
day i'm nqurng into the question of the recent seizure OF
Gomez q walhs, Galwey & Cardoza LAmsmozk CO.;
hut as yet have come 10 no conclusion III rs ues'ooo
that some OF the seized wines nave bcen Ietuheu'
NEW LINE OF STFAMERs-A new line OF steamers
from this port 10 the principal West India islands is pro
ected The purchase Of the steamship Cumberland now
trading between this port and Charleston as one OF the
has obtained subsidy from the United states Govern
ment Of seven cents on each letter carried as mail.
WOODEN BUILDING IN UNIONS -sQUARE.-The huge
Temporary wooden building in the course Of erection in
UnIon-sQuare in winch Roman Catholic Church Fair is
TO he held is now rapidly approaching completion, and
that the building will completed in about in 10 days,
large number OF hands being actively employed on H.
Tur J,PAyrsE EMBASSY Yesterday the Japan
csc Embassy appointed by the Tycoon OF japan to vst
the United States in order to examine our naval system
mi faC
Tonocoro First Commissioner Matsmoto Jmdyn see
ond Commissioner; Fnkusama uktchy, Secretary
Tsudah senya Interpreter; Sekscy shpatco Interpreter
lieutenant in the Navy; Iwaa Halzalu Second Lieu
tenant in the Navy, They VIII soon vlsit Washington
pFRsoNAI.-SenatoT Anthony of Rhode Island, the
Hon j. Edgar Thomson Of Philadelphia the Hon. J. f.
Joy Troy and the Hon p H. Smith. Chicago are at the
st. Nicholas Hotel oarAdmlral IIoff, United states
Navy, aud oxGov: Lawrence, Rhode Island are at ,hS
BreVoort House: Breyet MaiorGen. r. Upton, unlttd
States Army, the Hon j. " Goodwin, Arizona ana Capt
oehfoTt Japan are "i 'ns Mrs r RaoS and my
San Francisco, Gen g. r. Spencer Caf9rnia Col flshsr,
Capt w. Mcdonnell, and Dr. Jenkinr japan are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The Annual
Report Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum was SUD
mttod n, the meeting Of the Directors. The total
receipts for the year 1866 and expenses,
tG 21l "a. leaving balance of Ss42b TO- Ihe iooWlns
peerS aaS RSy %sre RshoD Ieb ft Vice President
Thomas Carroll; Second vice President. T @. Turner;
SaTdnnT TreasnTer. r. Leach Drceors p cassidy
J. Fay c. Flynn, J. Henley, J. Thompson, T. T. ft1ger
aid, i. CuTIen.
DoBsoN TESTIMONIAL Tomorrow afternoon a
grand testimonial will be rendered Mesrs Charles l. aud
Frank T. Dobson, the master banoists at the Olympic
Thcaier prior 20 their departure for Europe The mort
difficult operate selections rendered on the banjo Dy
these performers, with remarkable ski and dencaoy OF
touch their recent success at NallaCks ana Ohtf
heat vii
Charles L. Dobson will play new solo OF his own com
The trip Europe IL entirely novel and their friends
predict for them a great success
PoIsoNFD.-C Coroner Widey Yesterday held an in
quest at No "a Jacksons the body Of Ellen Peterson
aged 10 months who died from the effect Of drinking
quantity Of aqua fors Some time since. the father OF
purpose OF testing So,n" }ewcfy, sunday morning
% IN aons S9s op C on e e rsoe ,le Of me
child who drank quantity while the attention OF the
mother for the moment attracted elsewhere ply
sican was al once summoned but TIE chd ded IN Few
hours verdict IN accordance with the facts was rem
dered.
Bulls HEAD.-With q gain Of nearly 1000 cattle
the receipts OF last week 10 supply the increased
demand that Lent Is the market about held
It's own yesterday with C3O head sale at Onehund.
redthst. Some prime lots were whOesaed az lsc and
aftcrward retaed at lsic 10 dress co per cwt. Com
class &c. below the opening rates Sheep continued
though IN fair supply ust now the demand hay
clipped and sells at d9c with some prime lots at oc,
and even lOlc per 10. few Spring lambs have been
Hogs have advanced &C. per e win much lighter receipts
Prime lots aIe now worth &C., while poor hogs are not
wanted, and can scarcely be sold.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH-The Board of
Health met yesterday afternoon consider the complaint
Of the citizens OF the Nineteenth Ward against the cree
tion Of the proposed abbator. Mr. Cbauncey schafer
appeared counsel for the citizens He said be believed
and the suburbs Any resolution the Board might pass
not prohibiting the erection permit, notwtstand
behalf Of the HIDE and Fat Association lie did not
think there Objectionable feature in the plan for
the proposed abbaoir 1t would he built the most i'm
proved plan, with complete system Of drainage He
hoped the Commissioners would visit the locality and
Judge for themselves The salary OF the Sanitary super
the Assistant Sanitary Superintendent 10 $500. The
Board adjourned TO meet on Thursday next.
SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner schrmer at the sherman House No. 4O2 West
Twenty ninthst., the body Of man who had given
the name Of A. j. Thompson On Saturday night the de-
ceased arrived in this city from Albany late train
and taken to the above hotel The proprietor, Mr.
Wellington Swift, at first declined 10 receive him, as he
appeared TO be far gone with cOnsumpton but the
promise that he would be removed the following day
to hospital finally consented TO take him in. on the
his DEATH informed Mr. Smith that he had been for
time past travelling under the assumed Of Norton
In order 10 escape his WIFE but that his real
A. j. Thompson. verdict OF death from consumption
was rendered. Deceased was native Of Maine, aged
55 years The body taken 10 the MorGe Bellevue
deceased can be communicated with The effects Of de-
ceased have been taken charge OF by the police.
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