The New York herald., 1868-03-14

PUBLIC ADaoNIrIoN OF REV. s. h. TYING JR.-Tae
public reprmand OF the Rev. Stephen II. Tying IT..
In accordance with the sentence OF the ecclesiastical
court. win be pronounced today In the Church Of
tie transformation In Twenty-ninth street. near
Firth avenue. Bishop Potter will administer tne
reprtmand. arais -s~f. .ma
NATIONAL QuoIr CONVENTIONAL convention OF
QUOT players viii be held In this city. on Monday the
18th and Esd instants, having In view the adoption
OF rules and regulations whereby the playing OF this
game VIII be governed in q more uniform manner
throughout the country. Clubs are invited to send
Wallaces. 744 Broadway. The call Is issued ey the
New YORK Normal 9noit Club, OF which Harry
in almost every principal city in the United States
but there are no rules governing what might be
termed the American game. In Great Britain and
France they have their own style OF playing and as
there are no stipulated rules to govern the game
here this movement deserves encouragement. CLUBS
unable to be represented can communicate With Mr.
Meeker, Secretary OF the Normal Club, at 74s Bread
way, New York.
INTERNAL REvENuR.-E. A. Rollins. Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue passed through this city yeser
day on hts way TO washington. He has been spend
ing short time In New Hampshire, which be visited
for the purpose OF voting the election Deputy
Commissioner Harland Is now In washington, hav-
Ing taken the Commissioners place during his ab-
sence but will return TO his headquarters In this city
as soon as Mr. Rollins reaches Washington owing
TO the unsettled state OF affairs In the Revenue De-
partment and also to the fact that the Committee Of
Ways and Means have not yet reported on the pro.
posed new BILL the officials In this city are at present
at standstill In relation to their action. No seizures
were reported yesterday. a.s
THE DEATH OF RICHARD CoNNELL.-Coroner Kee.
nan yesterday held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital
over the remains OF Richard Connel the man whose
death was reported in yesterdays HERALD. The
evidence went to show that on Wednesday afternoon
Connell was very much intoxicated In West street,
and committed an assault upon James Howard.
nuoI1f1 and fall far Anv ard0
upon pile OF cobbe stones lying on the
pavement, from which he was taken up by
Bellevue Hospital where death subsequently ensued.
A post morem examination revealed the fact that
deceased had fracture Of the skull, which doubt
less was caused by the fall on the cobbe stones.
The jury accordingly rendered verdict TO this erect
A PRINTERS LIFE INSURANCE AssoCIATIoN.-A
number OF printers employed on the daily and weekly
newspapers and in book otfces OF the city held q
meeting last night preliminary to series, to con-
slider the proprety OF organizing a life assurance
association among the members OF Typographical
Union No. 9, having for Its object the payment OF
moneys to heirs Of deceased insurers. The plan sug
Thos. NJ. Edwards, H. K. Kmball and Abraham
Peitch, seemed to meet with general approval. The
wards as Chairman ana M Mr. Sandover as secretary,
and on choosing committee OF seven TO prepare
report to be laid before the subscribers, OF whom
there are nearly two hundred, when they next con-
vene at the Call Of the chair the meeting adjourned
| CONVENTION OF IRISH SoCIETIEs.-Last evening
the delegates TO the convention Of the Irish societies
assembled in the Hbernial Hall, Prince street, FOL
the purpose OF completing their arrangements fol
the celebration of st. Patricks Day. Mr.. p. McArdle
occupied the nair. The Secretary read the minutes
Of the previous meeting, which were approved
Reports OF committees were handed in, stating that
| the Mayor would review the procession, that the
route would not be changed and that there would be
escort OF police furnished After the transaction
| OF some routine business the meeting adjourned.
GARRoTERs AT WoRK.-Mr Isaac Heinaman, OF
600 Second avenue while passing along the avenue
between Thrty-eighth and Thirty-ninth streets, on
| Tuesday night at late hour, was attacked by two
| young men and robbed of silver watch and gold
chain valued at $50. The robbery was effected by
man garrotng the vcting While the other rifed
his pockets OF their contents.
LoFTy FALL.-A woman named Julia Boel
while attempting to hang some clothes on line out
Of the fourthstory window of No. 2o4 West Houston
street. lest her balance and preciptated into tht
yard beneath. Her left thigh was broken, and sh.
received internal injuries which, 1t Is feared, VIII
cause her death.
| FOUND DRowNED.-On Thursday afternoon the dea
| body OF o man was found on the south beach
Cedar Grove Staten Island. He was dressed Il
drawers, undershirt and leather CATERS. He wa
about five feet ten inches in height slight-bud wit
! In the water considerable time.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON SHIPBoARD.-An inquest wa
yesterday held at the Fourth precinct station hous
on the body OF John Phillips, late night watchmar
on board the shin N. b. Palmer, lying at the foot
| pier 27 East river, whose death was the result o
compression Of the brain and other injuries received
| on Thursday night by accidentally falling down
flight OF stairs leading to the cabin OF the ship. De
ceased was sixty-three years OF age and native
! OF England.