New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
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p. A. Garcia, the Peruvian Minister, Is at the
Clarendon Hotel
The Columbia Boat Club has elected II. G..
8Ashagen President
Margaret Filley died suddenly last evening
at No 25l Stanton-sI
Mira Anna DuyTe died suddenly last evening
At No 9O2 East HOustonSt.
The Morgue received 1O5 bodies last year, and
than half were identified.
The StoningtOn steamboats, are 10 resume
1beir trips from this city to-day.
a free-rght share in the New-IOrk Society
Library sold on Saturday for so.
Capt Hall is Ia succeed the late Capt. Lewis
81 tie command Of the Pennsylvania
Tonight in the Academy the thirty -nlhtii ''n-
nual ball OF the Old Fire Department ..
Peter Lorillardis executors have gwen S0'Voo
10 the Mercantile Library Association
Marshal Tappan. OF the Mayors once, grant
sd I46 licenses last week and received theleo' s'''
An attempt is to be made to-day to raise the
barge Trip by the ice at the 0fahd-st feiiN'
The steamship Nebraska was bonded on Sat
mday s7oOO for carrying an excess oi passengers
The lauor-dealers met on Saturday, aud
Tat,ed the New.Y OIk and Brooklyn Assembly mems Dachs
The Sherifi.s office is daily thronged Ivy persons
all sorts, looking for special deputy shelihs warrants
Al its aTmorv on Twenty-Sixth- ST., Go. ID. 9th
Regiment. gave afneenteTalnnent on saturday evening
The Andrew johnson. the largest clipper ship
sHost has sailed 'or san Fmncisco with 1900 lus o M
sorted merchandise
Commodore Vanderbilt thrcatensto flank the
Co6ntciicmt western Railroad project by building the
tAe lWld cut-On.
The Temperance Societies representatives
met Saturday 10 arrange for Tie proposed celebration
sf Washington birthday.
H.B. NJ. Minister Middleton and suite ar
TVrd Mexico yesterday board the frgde JASON
Cn theiT way TO England
Thoughts on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass" "
was the subject Of the EeS H. McD9%ei discourse 10
The steamer Saxon has arrived from St.
Thomas she had been with relief for the suffering
ISLANDERS At ST. Thomas she hOated the Columbian
The opening services in the new Church OF
ihe Resurrection in MadisOnaVe. performed yester
Gay The sermon was by tile Rev. DR.. Edward o. FIagg
The papers relating TO the vine seizures
which were made months by Collector Shook are
10 be turned to the United states District Attorney
Col James Failman delivered, on Saturday
evening he hrs Of course Of free lectures on ne 1S &
practice Of the tne arts under the auspices oi the
Cooper Union
The Hibelnia and City of Baltimore, the
Only EurOpcan steamers which sailed from this port on
taturly. took out good eghs Of passengers ana mei
chandise. but 40 specie.
A number of gentlemen met on Saturday
afternoon the Bible House, to take measures Tor l1e
formation Of ncw association TO alnCLorate the 'Vhu
lon Of the poor Of this city
At the fair for the benefit of the free schools
az the Church of the Immaculate Conception on sa4I
Gaa evening McsSrS. Mont gOmery Denis Farley Shields
Ryan, and McGOwan engaged III brilliant tournament
Andrew Thompson, the aged switchtender at
Seci Were emf of on Houdav last bv a Harlem Railroad
freight train, died yesterday at the residence OF his sister
The Harvard has elected officers as follows:
President Dr. John o. Stone; Vice-PreSdents, the Rev
= A. Farley W. T. sedgwiek; E b. Dalton; secretary A
". Green: Treasurer T. ". Hall; Executive COMMITTEE
Charles r. Fearing, y. \. Prentice.
Collectors in this city have received nstIuc
lions from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue reqn
ing them TO close the dlstees IN theF several GsIics
approved by the Metropolitan Board Of Rcvenne.
The German branch of the Y. VI. {. A., AT
No 80 Ihdlowst give dinners daily, at j. NJ, To The
les Of the neirhborhood The treasurer acknowledges
IN
iast week
Eliza Mott, lately deceased bequeathed $4,000
30 the poor Of the socey 9f Friends ~ La S1seSrI
Aylum FOR the Blind Society for the Rehef OF C0oled
Hospital WOmans Hospital, and New-lorA Institute Tor
boaf aud Dumb
Nh. Janes E. MunsOn on Saturday evening
EiructiOns the advanced pupils Of the Mercantile u
trary classes The elementary class MI meet al In tHe
place thsevening Thisis neXcehent opportunity
wishing to learn photography Among Inc ne"
pupils several ladies'.
large delegation representing various per
sonal and political interests left this city for Washington
Last night Among those who have gone 10 the capital
dealers WHO'S 10 succeed Mr. Rollins as the ComInls
Of internal Revenue is the subject which seems
especially 10 concern them
John Weicand, German baker of No. 9l0
secondave so severely beaten by gang OF Iuans
the night Of the I'd st that lie died on Thursday last
PAUL Chares Harold, Adam Kisengen. Wilhelm Christ
elan, and Charles G. Heck, alias Calman. The inquest
was held Saturday and is TO be resumed today
An adjourned meeting of the manufacturers
RI whisky held the Produce Exchange ON satur
we're adopted charging that injustice is done tax payers
failure 10 collect the tax on whiskyaiso approving Com
sX asking that the be collected at the dis
!iIlery, and that whisky on the market be exempt
The first report of the Roman Catholic Sun
fayschool Onion has been published The number OF
children regularly receiving religious instruction In the
Catholic Sunday Schools OF this city not less than 1900
than oBe-thrd OF the total number OF children
according the last The receipts last
o. and the expenditures t2ss so, leaving surplus
VI t0s "a.
Col. w. s. Carr, in his order for drills of
officers and non-eoinmss officers in full fatigue
oress commencing tomorrow, hopes that nothing bnt
illness will prevent any memberfrom attending declares
that company meetings must interfere with division
drs and details Mai. John Appleton, Capt Alexander
Clarke, aud Capt Isaac Cohen Board of Examlna-
officers.
At meeting Of the Society for the Suppress
zion of Prostitution Saturday afternoon draft OF a
b for Magdalen Society In this city was read The
o proposes authorize the Magdalen ylum AssOca
h pSsS OF 70 Cl Sse b mnd et
life also gives its officers power 10 take from their
re Drs j. Robinson. II. Guernsey, the Rev. Dr. Austin
Nessrs. ii. Bolton and j. Sinclair.
The Cercle Francois de pHarmOnie, an asso-
saton which has given, during past Winters some Of the
most pleasant soirees Of the ball season. will hold their
masked fancy dress bah at the Academy Of Music
ON Thursday night. Announcement IA made that some
entirely features will be introduced In the course OF
evening and that the professions and pagesDty have
comprise selections from the onenbaeblsn rore and
will, therefore. be uDe1ceponaly appropriate TO the
occasion The character Of the previous reunions gotten
up under auspices OF the Cerce gives every
tEat this later affair will be most enjoyable.
The Board of Supervisors, President Roche
the s Syea % ns6q n 6Syr on @SSs UCos
raised 10 soO per s3nnG that the salaries a. @ OF me
~ fla M Of In