New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
HONE NEUS.
THE CITY.

Marshal Tappan of the Mayors office granted
1s7 licenses last week, and received sel to'
The portrait of Gen. Clinton, in the Alder-
mems Chamber, has been mutlated by some unknown
person. :.
Justice Connolly SAYS that he has no amhi-
ton TO become President Of the new Board OF FoIee Co
missOners.
The commencement exercises of the New
York Medical College Tor Women" this evening al stem.
way Hail at u o'clock
The Rev. Walter Delafeld preached on the
"Heang Of the Centurions Servant" last evening evening Al
the lectureroom Of st. Marks Church, IN the Bo"eiy.
The Hon. Robert Dale Owen lecturcd last
worth's Hall, upon Labor-its Past and Future
The annual public examination at the Ger Ger
man American Academy, al Nos 40 ana ~ Last ou'
st. begins to-day and viii continue four days
Edward Clancy, n laborer while at work on
Pier No l. North River, on saturday fell INTO the H'u
and was drowned. The body was not recovered
Mr.. Warren Jones chief of the baggage de,
nartment I'm the Astor House, died saturday. aged 3
years. lie had been employed III Tie puuhs S'nco 'S'
Duncan Shaw, living at. No. lGi CherIy-st.'
was seriously INJURED Saturday by being caught be
tween canal boat and the ship Ocean queen lie was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital,
The Spring meeting Of the National AsSocla-
lion Of Junior Base Ball players viii be he'd on iuesd"y
March o. nj the Masonic Hall, 1hiroenthsti between
Third aud FOurthayes., at 8 p H.
The Rev. George j. Mingins will lecture tins
evening in the TwentyhIdst Fespl Ieln M go uo,
of Temperance. Subject a Trip to California
Richard Fisher, carpenter Of the bark Madura,
lying az Pier NO ~ lI'.t L.'.r ",v nnt nit T,o tle
liver and was drowned. The body was not recovered
Mr.. James Lawrence of Trenton, y. j., died
~ his scat on saturday afternoon, Wni" iH''f fIdy va
Harlem Railroad about 20 miles up the HEer, Inc oV"y
Was brought 10 this city and deposited in tic MorsHe
4 team Of horses attached 10 a carralge, con
taluiug Philip and James Dater ana al'- il' n,i,aui
ran away I'M inn-st Saturday night The men jumped
from the carriage, and were unhut. Inc 'tMI'e was
smashed, and the horses some what injured
Henry :. Smith, esq. whose poem, eHtlileI
"Two Wasted Lives" delivered at Dodworihs ian about
three weeks ago viii doubtless be remembered by some
readers will read an original play entitled Love
Vicissitudcs," az the same place this evening
4 reunion of Post Phil Kcarny. No. 9. G. y. H.,
Department Of Ncw-York Will take place az irving lali
on "Wednesday evening next banner prtstnl"l,gn wiz
promenade concert aud dancing unth a. m'
Mr.. Wendell Phillips is at the 81. Denis Ho-
tel the Hon. j. j. Page aud the Hon VIM. y, baihan m
Tiofmau; the Hon. Marshall jewell is % the iiih Ave
nue. aud j. Ross Browne at the metropolitan.
An iuduest was held ON Saturday 10y Coroner
Rollins at Bellevue Hospital over the bouy 81 ihnP
& m%i yccrlyed 6y failing I'M Chatham square on the ath
inst while attempting TO get upon IhlTdANt' ear
The Barney Aaron Patsy Sheppard prize fight
has been postponed until May g. The hght VIII he loi
stake OF $500. and is 10 taSe I.ay, Win y f 6nt
ol Kentucky Will make further rostpoh''A' h'''ss"!
Corner Schmer held an inquest at bellevue
Hospital yesterday, on the BODY 81 James no.
On SATURDAY, while his way from Albany 10 th- tiy
In Harlem express train. Ills family have o'eA COM
muuicated with =. o.,
Charles Morris. n seaman living AT No. 33
uorrI.o,st was accidently shot DO the nip yesterday
by unknown boy VINO Tas niaS o, ~ ~ w. y,t e
boy fed The injured man was taken TO bet. ue HG'l
tai where his wound was pronounced 10 De oi serious
nature.
Coroner Rollins held an inquest on Saturday
at Bellevue Hospital the body OF J0hn D,Idhty
who died suddenly Friday night 10 Ncha, iiouI1han
iduor store No 55i West fifty-lhrd,L a verdict ~
death FROM intempcranco WAS rendered Delaney HE,d
at the intersection Of Fftyscyeuthst aud riAthaNtt
where he leaves "A wife ana children
An inquest was held yesterday, 10y Coroner
Flynn, at Pier 30 3, North River over the 6o1y OF an
Of the ship Enterprise Deceased TSs splhi.ny ~, ~!
tive 0f Ireland, about 50 years od' oI iH9uIum IHg
and clad In blud wOolen shirt dark striped pants ana
brogaus lie apparently sailor or coa.'pas'er.
4 large stone from the coping Of the adjoining
building came crushing through the roof ~ Mcs-r Free
man ~ Buus clothing warehouse, corner ~ fulion ana
no one in that portion Of the building at The time aud
the force of the stone was 80 much bI.hcD Dy ~ sako
through the roof that II ala mol DieaA through 'o eA'
story.
Mrs. Dora Gletsch was found yesterday sus-
pended from the door of her apartment ln The ref ot 40
2j Maonst., BY cord around ne neck elo Was Guy Guy
down before life extinct but died soon after About
Elk months the husband of the deceased woman deu
since which time she has seemed very deFpoudeit aud
occasionally drank 20 excess. She wac native OF Ger
many, 40 years old, and leaves two small children
Fifteen steamships left this port on Saturday,
three for Europe the remainder FOR American ports
Tho European steamers carried i0s passenger Sl20O
IN specie aud full cargoes OF grain cotton provisions
meeting with the China line at san Francisco carried
100 passengers and LOO tnns OF lrfls me IsHIest
cargo o the The other vessels carried ltC pas
sengcrs aud full cargOcs.
A number of the members of the Mercantile
Library Association held meeting on Saturday evening
az Cooper Institute 10 make arrangements for The
next annual election. Mr. skdmorc presided and James
Baek acted as sGcreIy Mesls noT' WI ,ocat
the actual number and the names ~ member, entitled 10
vote Committee consisting of Mcssrs. Allen, Tooker,
and Austin were appointed To nominate Board oil Diee
tors.
A series of brutal dog-fg occurred in the
XIYh Ward on Saturday evening the stakes being t0Oa
side Newark dog was mangled aud killed In %
minutes. a NewYOrk slut had her lower Jaw torn nom
its socket minutes Another Jersey dog Fought his
antagonist 80 minutes, and then withdrawn by his
to save his life. Two other fights occurred with
and the almost Incredible statement Ia made several
policemen were present IN civilians attire
Messrs. MaOy g. Howitts stock of mantllas
way, damaged by fire on Saturday night to the eX-
tent OF 10000 Insured. j. T. ThOmpsOns stock Of jew
Kraemers stock Of cigars on The arst floor Of NO 12i
damaged TO the amount OF $500 Insured The fruit
tanned 500 damages Insured for 5000 The buildings
were damaged to the extent Of 5000. Insured.
Wm. Whyte, boy of 10 years, was brought
whom he had applied for assistance The boy told In
spectOr Dks that he has been recently employed by tho
firm Of Lawton Il walcott, No. 22O Washingtonst Bos.
ton Mass. and that the 9th inst, while returning
from bank with ssi, he was met by man who took
from him s65 Thinking that the firm might suspect him
Of having stolen the money came TO this city, and
NAMED here until the remainder OF the money spent,
and he was forced TO beg for food Inspector Dks viii
communicate with the Boston Chief OF Police and should
the boys story prove true, he will send Kim back.
Second Sergeant Benjamin T. Hammond of
the permanent company stationed at Bedloes Island In
formed Inspector Dks, last evening that while riding
uptown In car no ls Of the Thrdave. line. when
Hester-s, he felt the hand OF in his pocket He
seized IT, when an accompice OF the struck him
In the face. The conductor of the car assisted by the
accOmpice OF the woman elected the soldier, who In
formed the conductor that he had robbed No notice
taken OF TINS by the conductor and the off,
the woman and her accomplce being still car ON
making examination, Hammond found that his wallet