New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
THE CITY.

Let each he hs own physician recoiectlg uA' "A " ~
THE CITY.
Dan Mace SAYS that Dexter is trOtting so fast
that it would take a telegraph TO beat him.
A fire occurred yesterday III q stable at the
corner Of Elevenhave. and Twentyfthst Loss' siVVO
No insurance.
At II o'clock last evening the mercury stood
at lO6 in THE TRIBUNE editorial rooms with srohs up
ward tendency.
Martin Hartman was Frustrated by the r heat
In Tenthave. yesterday He was removed 10 beHeNue
Hospital in an insenslble condition
A sensation was created on Wall-st. yesterday
by man passing through in heavy coat anu p'n'"'
| looms, Spring Overcoat, and FUR nat.
One of the officers of the Citizens Bank was
Yesterday robbed of bonds each valued at $1,000 No
clew has yet been obtained as to the thief.
The pilot of tug-boat in the harbor runs
Wheel and the boat has two propeers and two ruddes
Officer John McGloin dropped his revolver
yesterday while g9 on posi- Tne a 1 nsar 6 Knee
The stencil arising from the Manure Yard,
corner Thirty Eightlst and Firstavc, is exceedingly
offensive, and not abated' threatens to produce serious
The steamer Hansa which arrived on Satur-
day, brought as passenger splendid crane TeTohy
burgh d Co.
Frederick Miller, German, 80 years of age.
who was married on sunday night died last evening at
effects of being oyerheated yesterday.
Dennis Rye, residing in Thirty third-st, near
TIirdaye, fen over the front platform OF Ihidave'
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
The Board of Audit met at noon yesterday
and considered the claim OF Michael Geiren, police
man. 500 for arrestiug Illegal voter at the Noyem-
Der election in 1866. Decision reserved
John II. Blank of No. 272 Avenue A, and Adam
Bcnsel Of No 23j Wlanst, both died suddenly yester
day. and unknown man last evening al No. AIS west
Seyenteenth-st., from the ELECTS OF the heat
The Tammany Society, or Columbian Order,
met last night at tho hall N me FalmSr Oh
eeiyed into the brotherhood Y Eoq!hia espHan'' i0r
Henry De BOrsJf,> 4 German, residing IN
Clinton near stantonst fell through the hat chNry "t
tie huidGS No. lO5 Johnst yesterday ana died OF ms
INJURIES while being carried to the Hospital Coroner
Rollins held an inquest
VIM. S. Wyatt, years of age, residing at No.
East Thirty rstst, while playing with percussion
caps, pat some Of them in his mouth when they exploded
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
David Writeson, sailor, had his jaw, broken
IN two places last evening during an aGay WIZ T E
Ward The injured man was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
and McCanerty was arrested.
A maiden lady of this city has taken an ugly
little apdog lG years old, and resembling filthy mop
10 Paris for medical treatment the dog is suffering from
bronchitis and a cough She will make every effort 10
prolOng his life 10 p years as he her especial pet
Mary Powers, 1G years of age, of Avenue A,
near FniysMthst? was drowned last evening WINE
Fifty-siXthst. The remainder rescued partially
through the exertous Of Frank Beck boy aged only H.
Michael McMullen, while bathing in the Bat
paltaloons pocket. Edward CANTON, young man who
was coming from his ROOM was arrested although
the property not found, lie Was held by Justice HO
| gan to answer the charge
VIM Troup, appointed by the NewYork
Typographical Society 10 investigate the state Prison
printing contract reported at the sOcetys quarterly
meeting that Cen Barnum had communicated the graft
flying intelligence TO him that the contractors were
| packing up and going TO give up the business
| Fire Marshal Bracket has presented reports
on 6 occurring in the city from unc % to July s.
rom cSreessncss three were believed 10 be caused by
fireworks, from the explosion OF Kerosene lamp TWO
| from spontaneous combustion and one unknown.
Thomas Lanahan, n labOrer, attempted on Sun
Gay % s aq9g a GI y 6s ME- but e. ea ss wis.
ptal on arrival there he FOR time resisted all efforts
70 stGuir i , lie was anaiy subincd and placed
out OF danger lie VIII be held TO answer Tor disodery
The little town of Harrison, Westchcstcr Co,
furnishes very liberal supply OF MIX i9E e}nsninlon
aoIe tIe"sS nIt are t daily and nom the farm Of
Warren Leland 600 quarts are daily forwarded TO the
Metropolitan Hotel, while number Of Others send less
quantities, which swell the aggregate 10 about 1000
| quarts daily.
The following cases of sunsrOke were re-
porcd last evening aud the sufferers taken 20 the hosp
tall Thomas Fair, at the corner OF Greenwich aud Bank
sick al his residence Lawrence Moran IN tlitha'e1
the yard Of No 81 BaXtersti an unknown man at the
corner Of Twenty-nnth.st; and Eeyenth9yei Adam
The steamer Minnesota, which arrived at this
port on Saturday brought among her other passengers,
t3 Mofmons. their way 10 join the community az salt
Joe smith aud are chiefly from the manufacturing dis
trcts OF gland and Wales They Of both and
all ages and include large proportion Of families, with
! a considerable number Of unmarried men ana women
They mostly from the lower classes Of society and,
Judging from their appearance will not add much force
either OF muscle mind 70 the followers of the prophet
lower bay has on board about 700 more
faith and from 5000 TO 5000 more are expected TO arrive
| during the season.
Mr.. Henry Bergh, President of the American
Society the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals, pub
fishes the following card: The American Society for
large ard cOmmOdious watertrOugh 10 bo erected at
the northeast corner Of Forty ana Tenthave,
urgently eneats all drOveTs ana others having charge
Of horses, cattle sheep swine, &C. to suffer the thirsty
creatures, which they conduct through thapocaly In
snch vast numbers to sake their inoerabe thirst ut 1t
during the intense heat OF Summer The trough alluded
to is conveniently placed. and wen adapted 20 the hu
mane purpOse Tor which Ii Is constructed and the police
and all other good citizens are requested TO protect II
from INJURY"
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday af-
authorizing the Controller 10 issue $4,000 worth Mar.
ket stock" the funds when raised to De expended in the
/ laid over BY resolution, the Twelfth Ward
| divided into more convenient election districts
President Monaghan IN the chair By resolution. the
clerk was directed to be prepared submitted
Han S1' adopted by The old Board OF coancllmen
fcsolution was adopted requesting the Board OF Alder
pending before H. or In the hands OF ITS Com
| over that the members Of this Board be
so 20 The traDsacti6n ~ Their business Tie First and
Eghth Wards directed to be divided into
venent election districts
| The Messrs. COnadeau, Bataille a. Paelez
broadway OF four very fine works OF art model of this
the region thereabOut together with Governors Island
Bedioes Island, Baekwels and Wards Islands In the