New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
THE CITY.
, arrests last week, 1,6G1.

The mercury reached 630 on Saturday.
The Broadway PAYERS have reached Full
The increase of deaths last week over the one
previous was24-wboe number, 69l
Marshal Tappan, of the Mayors office, granted
3s9 licenses last week. and collected Sl,S47 90
The National Labor Convention will hold Its
third annual session, in this city, In August next
The pastors of the Roman Catholic churches
in this city dined with the Most Rev. Archbishop MeCos-
key, yesterday.
Mr.. Frederick Seward, Assistant Secretary of
State visited the public institutions Randars, Wards,
and Blackwells Islands, on Saturday.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart denies that his pocket was
picked board OF the Bristol Sound boats, as an
nounced in THE TRIBUNE on Saturday.
More than $50 pounds of diseased meat, pre-
pared for sausages, were seized ON Saturday, III wise
burghs sausage factory, No. 30 Ndge-st
James Sullivan, boy, on Saturday, while
playing on fire escape No SO Cherryst, fell from the
third story the ground and dangerously injured
A rumor was current among Revenue officers,
on Saturday, that lately superseded Collector OF
Internal Revenue in this city had been placed under
arrest.
The Andrew Jackson Clubrooms corner of
secondave. and Thrty-socond-st, will be formally
opened this evening. number OF speakers viii make
addresses.
A maddox suddenly rushed into a downtown
eating last Saturday, creating quite excitement
Those present with the assistance OF policeman killed
the animal.
Judge Barnard has ordered fire escapes to be
placed three tenement houses in MOnrOe-st,
Cherry, the owners OF which declined acting OH Mr.
MCGrcSOf Olucr'
The roof of a rear tenement house in the
BOwcry HOustOnst owned by a Flfth-aye. land
lord is in such eXecrbe state as TO require the inter
ference Of the Board OF Health.
During disturbance in the dance house No
Jamesst, saturday evening, Patrick Hart received
the bartender The latter was arrested
Coroner Flynn held an inquest, yesterday, at
No. West Thirty niuh-st, over the body OF Mr..
John Haokctt who, on Saturday evening, was thrown
afterward
A correspondent informs us that the gradua-
ting class OF 1865 will not bury the Ancient "a volume
attend the funeral Of Boessens Grecian Antiquities, tins
evening
A man, supposed, from papers found in his
possession 10 be c. II. Noroross OF Trenton n j. was
Amityst. In his pocket was found wallet containing
Sos, and promssory notes for $1,000
A fire occurred last evening in a wood-shed in
the cellar OF the tenement NO Al Mulberryst, owen
Kearnss grocery on the first floor damaged TO the
amount Of $500 insured for 81 600 Tho building owned
by John Heck and Is damaged to the amount OF $1,000
insured.
schUetzbund sent 10 Washington returned on saturday
aud report that several distinguished personagcs had
goness Wood. aud that a bill would Immediately be
passed for the importation Of prizes free Of duty
Miss Minnie A. Hauck, the young and distin-
eushed prina donna, sailed FOR Europe Saturday,
compancd by her mother. The young fayorite was ac
companed TO the steamer by many friends among them
sgnor Erran, who bade al anecIonae farewell TO hIs
fair pupil.
VIM. johnson, II years of age, living at No.
80 Madisonst, while playing with some other boys IN
the New Bowery James-st, on saturday evening
had his skull fractured by piece OF timber falling upon
him lie was taken to the oakst police staton'and died
| In "A short time.
James Landers, coke peddler, fell from his
wagon he entering the yard OF his residence, nj
evening, and wheel passed his head crushing
his skull and causing instant death Coroner Flynn will
| hold an inquest.
Four small lots of whisky were taken pos
session Of by the revenue officers on saturday The
Of the firm offs. n. Pike CO.. Is not mentioned IN the
port OF the officers who detained H. This house s said
TO have paid during the past month 25O0 more tax on
sales Of whisky than any other downtown firm.
| The Rev. Mr.. Harris, pastor of the Norfolk
ST. NJ. + Church, sailed FOR Europe on SATURDAY The
ioman in the wyoming about eight ten miles down
the Bay, ami as he stepped aboard the William Penn, in
which vessel lie sailed bid him most anectonate fare
well.
Gov. Curtin and the Hon. J. A. Collin of
CEN Meade and his son arc at the Everett House Gov
Leeher Of Virginia Is at the Fifhaye Hotel; Anthony
Breyoort House, and j. A. O. Garcia the Peruvian Minis
ter, is at the Clarendon Hotel
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest on Satur-
day, the Union Market Police Station, the body
Of Alexander Frew % years OF age, who was instantly
killed on Friday by being run over by of the Dry
Dock line at the corner Of Throenthst and Avenue ID.
The boy was riding on the step OF stage and the latter
being suddenly turned ont OF the track, the boy
thrown directly in front Of the advancing and
Among the passengers in Saturdays Steam
ships the Hon. Robert McIane and family Mrs.
Henry A. Smythe and daughters, Miss Adelaide Phillips
Rev Robert S. wylie the Rev. John Gillespie Miss Min.
ME A. Hauck, Mrs. Hauck the Rev Geo Whitaker the
Rev. j. s. Muir the RevJ. McIlyain, the Rev. A. Damen,
the Rev. j. Van Gooh, the Rev. Edward Coleman, the
Rev. j, Blake.
Justice Dowling of the Tombs Police Court
served with another summons and complaint from
the Court Of Common Pleas 20 action for Sian
der brought by James d. Mcclellan an lawyer Wy OF ths city
cia Sessions ON May 80 the defendant remarked that he
had lost all confidence In him. since he had stolen from
old woman who had retained him ~ defend her Five
thousand dollars damages are claimed.
Coroner Flynn commenced an inquest yester-
day the body Of John OCOnnOr, native OF Ireland
26 years OF age. On Saturday evening OConnor
his way from his home IN Jersey City TO this city and in
st. waicaught between the boat aud the bridge and so
badly ammed about the hips and body that he died sooh
ssaee Of witnesses the inquest was adjourned until to-
day. ~ L.t7 t-.-rs~sh
The annual meeting of the Euclean Society |
OF the NewYork University was held on Friday night IN
their hall In the University Building The Butler Prizes
after which the Society listened to an address by A.
Red1ed ESQ., Of the Class Of 1860 His subject The
received with favor and vote Of thanks was awarded
the Society reassembled aud listened 10 "reminiscences de-
tailed by the elder graduates
At the Roman Catholic Church of st. Bridget, |
on Avenue B opposite Tompkins-square OF which the
the youngest members of the congregation, marched
yesterday 10 the altar rangs and partook OF Holy Com
rated with the banners of tho several Societies. the altar
was brilliantly lupnated fragrant flowers were every
sion u the youthful tSihhGnieaa,s, y '4'
The first SEn q (z99aRS Of the pupils Of
agog6o in Grtsnest. This school IS maintained by The
Various Hebrew e6etegatons OF the city for the benefit
10 that pursued in the grammar schools Of the eyi With
the addition Of the Hebrew and German languages The
and pupils, singing Of hymns by the pupils in Hebrew
addresses, rotations ana examination OF classes in