New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
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Three infants, ore living and two dead, were
found in this city last evening,
The Rev. DIR. ScAenck of The Protestant
CAarcAman sailed In the Java yesterday
Can't. j. Hermann of the British bark Meta,
which arrived here yesterday died on the passage ana
was buried a. sea.
By request, Dr. Lambert is to lecture again
the subject Of Longevity as applied 10 Life lnsur
anee," a. the Academy of Music
1t is proposed to obtain subscriptions for the
relief OF the family OF Lavele the carconductor WIZ
was murdered on Monday night
In the forthcoming billiard match between zen
MeDevit and Foster the "tawing' OF the DanS La" w.
ruled ORt, but push shots allowed.
Mr. John B. Dickinson has been unanimously mo nty
elected President Of the Tenth National BANK VI '
An place of Mr. ID. L. Ross, deceased.
A female infant found yesterday morning 10 MI gom IN
The aleyway OF No. $40 Hudson-st, was sen' " ~" ~
missioners Of Charities and Correcuoh'
Among the passengers by the Cuba yesteT-
day the Duke de Pentseyre M I H. n 81 PortngaI
Ips OF aXeCOburg, cousin OF the hlhB VI IOIVusai'
The Rev. T.. p. Rogers, D. D., will lecture
on 'The rover OF London" at the Lexngton-aye Pres
byterian Church. corner FOrtysixthst, this evening
Mr. H. r. Huriburt, Controller of the Treasury,
eDd the National Banks that has been PAID under the
National Banking law.
Mrs. j. d. Gilmor of No. 2O5 Greenwich st;
has sent TO the Franknst Police Station 80 loayes OF
bread for the poor and dodgers Of that precinct to be dis
tri6uted under the direction Of the Captain.
Mrs. Elicit, author of Queens OF American
his evepns in aid Of the Helping Hand Association at
the Lecture Room, Church Of the Holy Trinity
A grand Orange and Protestant ball is an
Dounced by Prince Of Orange Lodge No SS9 at Mill
tary Hall, No. 1913 Bowery, on Friday evening Inc
members Of the order viii appear in fun regaia'
The promenade concert given last nlght by
the 6gth Regiment Band in the ParOehia School DudlhR
Of the Church Of the Assumption, was well attended
proceeds for the relief OF the poor III the Assu
uOn parish.
Thus far this Winter there have been 50
days of good sleghing, and so days of skating IN tne
city On the Park roads and outside the city there have
been at least 100 days Of good sleighng dunhS lne
present Winter,
The closing exercises of the Grammar School
at No % FOrtiehs, near Eighth-aye were hela sst @
night. The demand for admission greater than the
hall could accommodate Some very interesting recita
A lecture on the Criminal Institutions of
NewYork is to be delivered this evening before Ie
IN tbe societv's Hall corner Of Forty seventh-st.
and Broadway.
-Four changes of horses took place between
Harlem and the City Hall yesterday morning ON one one o,
the passengers had several times to descend ana
push IL along the track
RumOrs were afloat Yesterday that the Cashier
Of Ezra Goodrich Co. No. 67 Exchangepace, had a9-
sconded with large sum oimoney amounting it is said
ent at fault as the whereabouts of the absconder
A report was in circulation yesterday that,
under authority from Washington documentary evuenCe
was collected which showed cOncusiyely that at least
one officer had been in cousion with parties en-
gagged in defraudng the Government OF It's revenue O
taxation.
Miss Clara Barton whose labors in behalf OF
the and disabled soldiers of the Union are well
known TO te @ S evening tSe 2sh inst the pro-
ceeds Of which will be devoted to the ala OF dsaDeu ana
needy veterans.
The following gentlemen were yesterday
elected to serve Trustees Of the NewYork and Clear
Creek Gold Mining Company for the ensuing year WI
eritt f. Rice, Samuel BOnnel jr, George r. Bradford,
Joseph Brown, Daniel Packer james NJ MCDONALD
(,OODeratIVe Building
Society meets at Mr.. John W. Farmers Institute No ~
rms t nors than 600 The First Society
made their SD payment amounting TO S5l SS sst even
ing at the place This Society now mas S4Oo4 w.
and has advanced $3.50 to members
A meeting of the Normal Quot Club has been
held. and the following officers were dny eieeted Isy
sharp PEesGsR r Waace treasurer; George
Dunning Master Of the Ground After considerable de-
aS Sas CLUBS should be held On tie 10th Of March this
citY
A lecture was delivered last night at the
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers at No
40 New Bowery by Dr. T. F. Boynton, on The Astro-
Somesl and Geological History of the Earth Some
improved stereopcOn. The Hall was crowded ana % the
Professor delivered his lecture In clear ana iuciu
manner.
The semi-Inonthly report of the Commission
ers of Emigration shows that during the month there
has been good demand for labor 50 Sn an 50 s S cent
found employment. There have been sSS applications
1oF Se wSF C %asss are s. IS fer males s. IS for females
monthly.
Morris Beck, German aged 20 years, was
early Yesterday morning. lying insensibe upon the pave
ment In Broadway near Houston-st; He was taken 70
co1seiousness when he said that he arrived In this
country about four months ago. that since tnat 1e ne
t he had after wandering around for hours fallen in
sensible upon the pavement He was cared Tor
Mayor Hoffman has before him for approval a
Conbc in favor Of paving with the stafford Pavement
Sevenaye from EggEtsspths to l,,d. ts KEY,
fbeV are the line Of the street have
been Ied IN favor Of lie measure but the Mayor has
Remainder Of the week that all Interested may bs heard
Mrs. Mary Ann Dufin, who was fatally burned
on Friday evening last at her residence, 70 60 Mulberry
az The NewYork Hospital on the evening in question
pedder named Keyes wished TO sell Mrs DUNN patent
nnshties filled It with kerosene oil and lighted it, In
moment after it exploded burning the woman terribly
M he eonse0uences Of his act fed from the ROOM leav
ng his stock Of lamps behind Coroner Rollins VIII hod
an inquest to-day
Mr.. Charles II Hall, who has been nomi-
mated 10 the United States Senate for the position OI
Assessor IN the XXXIId Collection District Is son OF
the Common Council in tins city and Captain OF the
Port during the administration OF Gov. Morgan Inc h
TOmbs Police Court and resides IN Madisonst IN tne
Seventh Ward IN politics he rs GennSu @ o T9 r. o ecr
tary Of the General Committee
The closing exercises of the female evening
school the Thirteenth Ward were held last hBht III %
Mehodst Church In Willetst The church was crowded
and not even standing left Some very interesting
rectatOns were given by the pupils, and solo, sing
me 10 rest" very nicely rendered by pretty niue
Girl aferward took part IN dialogue selected irOn
Mrs PartingtOn" " I'm happy az the day is long was
sung very nicely by little girl in scarlet garlDald ana
reading given by senior class showed fair amount
of proficiency in and knowledge OF what they were read
ing about, an unusual thing among children
The arrangements made in obedience to the
instructions Of the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
ection for feeding the destitute and suffering poor have
leen completed and yesterday morning muiutude OI
,,overtvsfricken women and children received warm
meal of vctuals az the TOmbs and AT Jefferson ana
Essex Market Police stations Inc rete1 Is lhehdeo or
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