New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
THE CITY.
CITY mortality, last week, $50.

THE CITY.
City mortality, last week, 13O.
The builders of Harlem have resumed work.
The Chinese Embassy goes to Albany this
morning.
The Conan Association picnic will take
place on Monday next
Marshal Tappen granted 100 licenses last
week. and collected 1854 90
Rocky Moore was arrested on Saturday
night for being engaged In n free night
The Tenants Union Society, recently formed
in this city, has its headquarters at No 24y broadway
The Rev p. Ninety and the Rev. {; Metal
lin sailed for Liverpool IN the Pennsylvania on satuTuay
The Hon. Hezekiah Robertson of Bedford,
weschester County has been appointed Fort "aIue Vi
this city in place OF Martin Thatcher.
Can't. r. Worden and wife, DR.. +. b. Payne,
DR. y Gillespie and Dr. WabyuZen took passage IN the
steamship Arizona for Aspinwall on Saturday
The obseduies of Officer VIM +. Olmstead
Of the Twelfth Precinct were attended by the Ioee o
Harlem at ST. Andrews Episcopal Church on saturday
Chas Dunn, passenger OF the NeW-JcTsey
Central Railroad died suddenly from heart disease while
stepping from the. Lbery-st ferry-boat on SATURDAY
morning. -
sailing ON the North River, down aud capslzed
by loaded with brick on Saturday The rather
escaped, bat the son was drowned
Edward Balm, residing in Forty fourth ST.,
between Tenth aud Eeyenth-ayes. was RGcldsntaily
drowned last evening while bathing at the ioo' Oh No''
sixthst The body was not recovered
si1thave, yesterday. over t.e g,Idcd bv acp
B1e three years OF age who was fatay seau'u y A'
Mr.. James j. Spelman of Mississippi, will
lecture this evening at the Abyssnan Baptist Church
No lco Wayeroy pnce on the OF the tIeedmeb
and also tell why so many VI them voted the Dehooauo
ticket at the late election
During an alteration, last evening at No 40
East Ninth st. between John Doyle Of No So
and Patrick Smith, the former his right hand ana arm
through pane Of glass. cutting himself severely lie
was taken to Bellevue Hospital
James Burke, lately in the employ of the Erie
Railway Company died IN the York Hospital yester
day, from exhaustion from loss OF blood consequent upon
a compound fracture OF the arm he having been run over
in the vicinity Of Port Jcrvis, y. \.
Bv ordinance, all water rates are payable an
nuay May and II they should not be paid at that time
the lst day Of August following hye per cent u added
lect, ten per cent is added 20 the original rates
The Bricklayers' Joint Committee made the
weekly payment TO those 81 the strikers sti Guy oi e
ploymeD on saturday, but only 23 men made ther APP
pcaranee 10 claim the allowance. Large sums were re-
ceyed from associations In different parts oil the country
Charles w. Deans. Superintendent Of the
Pennsylvania state Soldiers Orphan School at Chester
Springs acnow with thanks the receipt Of box OF
books and papers contributed 10 the soldiers Orphans
Library. by Harper Brothers. G.. 4. Putnam * CO. ana
A. 6. Barnes q Co.. OF this city.
A correspondent who suffered considerably
during the late heated term writes that he found no
remedy better nor 80 good than the application OF hot
water and says that TO apply cold water TO person
overcome by heat 10 force the heat inward TO tho vital
parts, and thus endhnger lie
Rollins, on the body Of Constantine MNuirc native OF
Ireland On Friday morning Mcclure. who had been on
moonlight excursion fell overheard from the steamboat
Fort Lee while the pleasure party landing from
her at Pier No ~ North River, and was drowned.
George Burgenfeld of No. 1913 Ludow-st,
while Intoxicated ON saturday night attempted suicide
by cutting his throat with razor and inflicted lorr-
bio wound Before he could accomplish his purpose the
WAS called in and dressed tie wound which is not neces,
sariy Of a dangerous character
On Saturday night John Sullivan, having
In
Peast 20 escape the excessive heat proceeded 10 the
roof aHd lay down. About o'clock he rolled from tho
he died soon after being conveyed to the NewYork Hos
ptal Sullivan was uatiyo OF Ireland. ana Is years OF
Mr. Peter B. Sweeny City Chamberlain, was,
Saturday engaged IN paying the Interest on the bonds
and stocks OF the Corporation OF this CITY, duo on that
day. The principal OF these stocks ana Donds Is
f2jG930s co. and the interest due $5G6332 Ij or the
amount Of stock asoy S set t forth the C ihs1 81
the OF slO5,294 S. the amount Of interest.
Coroner Schirman held an inquest at Belle
vuc Uospitn on saturday over the body of Mary Kear
nCy, native Of Ireland 23 years OF On Tuesday
last the Of Cherry and Oyersts Miss Kearney
@ @ 6ePeG 10 cross 5G n Gt 81 sieSHa c
jnTy rendered verdict against the driver Thomas Pe
alleging that through Ills carelesSness aud
woman lost hen life
The Police received information on Saturday
evening hat the dead body Of one Mary Boyd was in
room Of the tenement, No JOG Muberryst, having been
whom was ntrusted the money TO pay the undertaken
for burying the deceased woman, went on with
it, and the Undertaken declined proceed with HE task
unless paid beforehand Tho body was taken IN charge
by the Commissioners Of Charities ami Correction
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest at Bellevue
Hospital saturday oyer the body OF Patrick Carroll
who on sunday the Goth ut was cut across the wrist
by Otis Capp. In front OF the stables on the corner OF
seventhaye. and Thirty eighth-st, Carroll having at
tempted 10 force Capp INTO fight with Him. Capp I'M
medatey afterward gave himself into the custody OF the
police Carroll was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital where
delrium remens superyened, aud In n NJ OF frenzy he
ore Oh e bandage nom ms wound anu pea 50 pTofuso
Nv as TO cause death verdict in accordance with the
facts was rendered, aud Clapp was discharged.
tent meeting was held under the auspices
OF the City Mission Fifthave between Seventy
ond and Seventy third sts yesterday afternoon. large
congregation were present and the seryces werc opened
by the Rev. Mr. Mingns The Rev. stephen III. Tying, IT,
then preached a sermon taking his text from The
Lamentations or jeremiah, LIST chapter 18th verse us II
nothing 10 you, all ye that pass byf behold aud see II
there he any sorrow Ike unto my sorrow" Mr.. Tying
made an earnest appeal TO his hearers, which was
listened 10 with much attention. The Rev. Mr.. PaysOn
followed with short discourse. after which tue meeting
closed with few remarks from Mr.. Mingins Good
order prevailed during the entire service.
Gen. Schofeld arrived In town on Saturday, |
and left the day for the East Among the arryus
NJ the hotels Senator Cole OF California exGov
T. D-Alerander Washington at the Metropolitan Hotel;
euts Nordstrom and NysrOm OF The Swedish Navy, at
The Hoffman House the Hon. Galusha A. Grow Of Penn
yvana, and Michel Yede Washington, at the Fifth Av.
,nue Hotels John Minor Bolts. Virginia. the Hon. w g.
Lincoln NJ. G., Of Owego; Judge j. Is. Roberts New-Or
,erntendent Of the " o. o. and q. W. Railroad at the
tstor House Gen. Y Moore u X A., at the Clarendon
Hotel; j. A. Burden, Troy, at the Albemare Hotel
Officer Eerlon Of tho Etffenuth Dracipot