The New York herald., 1868-06-07


brokers, l3; second hand Dealers 2l; junk Dealers
a; coaches ass; expresses 8; vendors, 10; public
drivers, ss; intelligence once Total os6' Street
permits, Ss'oc2 hres' s22 Total amount received
TIE VISITING FREAEN.-Yesterday the visiting
Philadelphia nremen drove to the Park in carriages,
and st three O'Clock p. NJ, escorted by one repre-
partment marched from the Westchester House to
the house Of Engine Company No. in the City Hall
Park where they took their apparatus and at four
p M, departed for home, VIA Jersey City.
DRowNED.-Yesterday boy named Charles Kemp,
aged nine years. fell or the Thirtyiourh street dock
into the North river and was drowned.
FELL THROUGH HATCHwAY.-A man named
Frederick White residing at No. So Pitt street, ie
through hstchway in No. "a Park place ana was
slightly injured.
SICK IN THE srREErs.-Henry Delaney was found
by policeman at the corner Of New Bowery ana
James street yesterday laboring in fits He was
brought to Bellevue Hospital.
CAR COLLIsION.-Joseph Knaur was severely in
jured yesterday, while riding in one OF the Eighth
avenue cars, by wagon coding with railroad
car in West broadway. He was sent to the City
Hospital
RUN OvER.-John O'Keefe, residing at No. Null
berry street, was run over by Fifth avenue stage
yesterday at the OF Fulton and Nassau streets
He was conveyed to the City Hospital
NEW YORK TURNvEREN.-The New York Turner's
Society celebrated their eighteenth anniversary at
their gymnasium in Orchard street. last night. A
select company was present, and the affair was very
enjoyable.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The patrons of the Harlem Steamboat Company
complain very bitterly Of the management Of the
ferry nattention to the wants Of the public and the
insutfciency of the boats to accommodate pas
sengers on Friday last q number or passengers,
resolutions OF censure on the directors.
IMMIGRATKON.-There an unusual number Of
arrivals of immigrants atlthis port yesterday will
be seen from the following gstatement:-Steamships
Virginia, Liverpool, 1,0s9; Weser Bremen 739; Teu-
tonia, Hamburg, esS; ships Astronom, Bremen, 39s;
Lord Palmerston, Hamburg, 446; bark Jennie, Bre-
men, 332. Total, 3,6s7.
FESTIVAL AND GAMEs.-A mammoth festival in
aid Of the free schools Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion is to be held at Jones Wood tomorrow Mon
day. The committee Of arrangements, with COM
mendable originality, have provided, in addition to
the Inevitable dancing for the heathfu enjoyment
Of their guests by the Introduction into the pro-
gramme Of amusements, Of moral games, including
q base ball MATCH jumping matches, football, &c.
grand balloon ascension Is likewise announced as
concluding feature Two bands Will be in attend
ance.
FATAL LAMP EXPLOSION N.-Coroner Schirmer yes
terday held an inquest the remains of Mrs. Bar
bara Prentice, the woman who died on Friday even
ing ut her late residence 100 Washington street. from
the effects OF extensive burns received by the eXplo-
sion OF Kerosene Oil lamp, as reported in yester
days HERALD The jury rendered verdict OF acci-
dental death. Deceased was thrty-four years of age
ana native of New York.
DEATH OF VETERAN POLICE OFFIcER.-Mr.
George Dougherty, seventy-three years OF age VINO
for nearly forty years has been connected with the
police force Of this city, died yesterday morning at
his late residence No. IS vandewater street, from
exhaustion and general debility. For two or three
years past Mr.. Dougherty has been detailed for duty
at the Tombs Police Court He was an efiicient of
Ger and has rendered great service to the city In his
official capacity HIS private character was untar-
n IQ6 and Ia will nv n Ia
circle OF friends and acquaintances. LIS
FALLING BUILDIN0.-Ye Yesterday the gable end Of
the building in the rear Of 0S Third avenue, fell in
with loud crash. IN its fall it carried away por
ton Of the foundation Of the building now in course of
erection by the Commissioners Of Public Charities and
Correction at the corner of Eleventh street and
Third avenue The building for some time has been
considered unsafe. and consequently there were no
persons in y at the time Of the accident. Policemen
also stationed conveniently as to prevent citi
from injury In 1t fell into the street. The
building was owned by Mr.. Lenford, Of Thirty-sec-
Ond street.
QUARANTINE AFFAIRs.-Dr. Kenneth Reid, at
Quarantine, reports the arrival there yesterday Of
the steamship Virginia, Captain Thomas, seventeen
days from Liverpool, with nineteen cabin and one
thousand and sixtythree steerage passengers There
has been an outbreak Of small pOx on board. The
first case occurred the day after leaving Queenstown.
TWO deaths took place on the passage, but not from
Yesterday fifteen cases Of small pox were sent to
Blackweil's Island Hospital. The steamship viii be
detained here for fumigatiOn, and In the meantime
all the passengers will be vaccinated. They will be
detained until all danger is passed. The disease
broke out among the Swedish passengers, making
the third steamer during this season In which the
disease has originated among the people OF that
nationality.
ROBBERY OF JEwELRY.-Yesterday detectives
Vaughan and Irving Of the Central oice, arrested
man named James Campbell, on the charge Of steal
ing quantity OF jewelry from Mary Ann Archer, Of
No. 70 Grand street. The detectives have had O
warrant for James for some time past, but owing to
the migratory habits Of the Campbels they failed in
being able to lay hands this particular until
Yesterday The property stolen was worth, or at
least Is estimated at $3.50; which 1t Is thought will
be ali recovered. II Is said that the property was
not long in the possession Of the prisoner. The
story goes that when ne first obtained the
property he became elated that he went on a
little "hustn and that two kind friends relieved him
OF his little treasure. The names OF these individuals
are Thomas Hawley alias Shanghae and Annie Nor
they flew TO Troy, where, short time after their
arrival they made the acquaintance OF the New York
detectives, who forced them TO retrace their steps TO
New York for purposes far from being pleasant to
them. Annie Morris has been In prison for couple
OF days; but not until yesterday did Mr. Campbell
know what In store for him. lie Is now in
prison awaiting trial.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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BuRGrARY.-On Saturday night tailor's shop on
Nineteenth street, near Broadway, was entered by
hurolara and s15O worth of goods stolen. Onlcer