New-York tribune., 1868-04-13
HOME NEWS.

Police arrests last week, 1,242.
cooren calling from this port on steamers
vii hereaIter demand $40 month for their services.
The laying of the wood pavement is about u,
be commenced in Washington-piace'
A new safety letter-box is ABOUT % be ex-
tensiyely introduced in this CITY,
niclnocket. disguised as 4 mechanic. robbed
the conductor OF Thirdaye car on Saturday morning
The Pacific Mau Company's new steamer
Japan sailed for San Francisco on .cnrday.
The furniture of the HCoard House was sold
for about t5O,OO
was sold at auction IN Saturday for $4,000
The st. Nicholas Society will celebrate Eas-
ter-Monday at Delmonico's to-day.
ThG cotton manufacturers OF the Unltea
States win meet at the ST. Nicholas Hotel on the 2'th h
Marshal Tappan reports $50 licenses granted
and S411 collected last week
The trotting horse Germantown was SOLD on on
saturday $3.50 and the trottng horse Roanoke for
Catherine Mcmahon, an Irish woman, died SUD-
denly ON Saturday at No. $50 West Twenty-seventhst
The police of the Seventeenth Precinct made
descent on the gambling No 2s7A Bowery, ahd
arrested IL persons whom they found there gambling o.
The Rev. Stephen II. Tyng. jr.,. denies that
lee has defied the authority o the CureH put ~ '
he shall appeal to the general EpiScopal OohfehIo'
Three ocean steamers left this port on Satur-
day carrying 26O passengers $4,000 IN specie, beside
valuable cargoes.
Stephen j. Meany, the Fenian who after Il
recently released condition Of his never again setting
foot on Irish soil arrived in this city yesterday morning
The course Of lectures on Swedenborg, 10y the
Rev Chauneey Giles OF tie NewJerlsaem Church,
Thirty-ffth-st., between FOurt and Lexingtonayes,
was continued last evening
Early Yesterday morning Mary Farrell, living
ayio Vim 10 man yne Rt No io7 West sxtoenthst The
woman was taken TO Bellevue Hospital slayn fed.
A young man, apparently % or p years old,
seized pocketbook containing s3J from Miss Bishops
hand willie she passing through Ilftetntbst near
FftD-ave., on Saturday morning
An unknown man fell into the East River
at the foot o Gouverneur-st Saturday night lie Was
rescued but died after being taken 10 inc Deahctl
st. Police Station. Coroner Keenan, VIII hold an inquest
Among the passengers for Europe, on Satpr-
day were the REV. : Robinson and family, the Rev
Dr. II Kendall and wife, Dr. r. = Loin, Dr. Up4er nnd
wife ana Dr. Kelly ana "lie
The Panorama of the War now on exhibition
nee ncAt WCduesaay afternoon by the Hcy. Dr. J. r.
ThOmpsons sdbbdthscLJJl.
Patrick M0nahan, driver Of No. 30 stage on
Sergeant Baggcrty Of the Fifteenth ward for furious
driving in Broadway.
A party of Greek sailors became engaged in
slip, last evening and tVQo tho party Nicolas miller ana
August Felix, were stabbed. They were taken To tAe
NcWYork Hospital. Eve OF tie party were arrested
At the special meeting OF the Board of COuu-
cmen on Saturday the report Of tho Special Committee
on the widening Of Laurensst and resolution TO pave
Lafayette-place from Great Jones 10 EiSLtAht VIII
McGOncsal pavement were laid over
As the ferry-boat RavenswOod was entering
her slip ~ ThirtyfOurthst last evening wonfn spp
nped from the rear o tho boat into the East RIVER and
was drowned. The body was not recovered.
The American Jockey Club held meeting on
Saturday afternoon, IN their rooms Broadway and
Tweuy,hrst-st. The huaI arrangements and rules for
new subscription rooms were discussed snd are soon
10 be published.
The somewhat celebrated Stephen n. Branch
was found by tie pouco saturday night, wandering
about the streets, evidently suHerne r"n dtHHGm no
gned 10 the care Oi tic 1Ouul.octs % 'Laf
ties and Correction.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest 81 the Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum, iu Pncest. on saturday over
the body Of Margaret Brown aged ii year. who died
from the effect Oi burns received on Thursday last ~
her clothing taking hro from lighted candle.
Among the recent arrivals at the Metropoli-
smith n : Auuv D. r. Pcase Cal. fGe Hon W j.
smith, Detroit; the Hon. II j.. Wright Penn; Tie Hon
y. j. Coweu, Mich J. H. Heuhfcld Montana.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest M No 800
East Houstonst on saturday over tie body Of Rebrcca
Hyams, aged p year. who committed SUICIDE on Fll
prompted the act
The steamship Gen Meade, Capt. Sampson
from NewOricans, while coming ~ the BAY o. Saturday
breakwatcr and sustained considerable inquiry. su, w.s
Of The staten Island ferry boats.
An inquest was held on Saturday by Coroner
Keenan, ~ Bellevue Hospital over the t0dy % Louls
Knc, German II years Old, who died on Friday night
from injuries received ou the sh inst, by ht head
ing contact with circular saw iu cabinet marufac
tory IN Avenue A. between nineteenth and Twentieth
sts.
At the meeting Of the Typographical Society
Saturday night resolutions were passcd against the
introduction Of The AIT u printing into oar state Prisons
"a committee was appointed 20 wait upon M. Ihurlow
Weed The stereotype sent ~ ys.gned pro-
test Which they viii transmit 10 The Legislature.
At tie annual meeting of the Iryington Base
Ban Club, the following named officers were elected
for the ensuing season Daniel Anderson Iresdent Eias
Durand, NcePIesident j. h williams Recording secfo-
t9y; Chalmers Chapman Corresponding SECRETARY Peter
John Campbell Directors.
Coroner Schimer held an inquest at No. III
PfUces on Saturday over The body OF Terence Foeuy,
who on Ihprsday last shot himself IN me left breast
testimony conflicting a. % whether the shooting
accidental OF Intentional bat the jury finally rendered
verdict OF accidental death. teeney native 81 lie
Land, ~ years old.
An inquest was held 10y Coroner Rollin at No.
2G2 Scventaye. Saturday the body OF Mrs Lydia
Purcell, who ded on Tuesday last from the eject Of
dose O paris green, supposed 20 have been administered
by herself Ine testimony OF several Of the witnesses
seemed 10 Indicate that the woman had taken the poison
though nothing definite shown. The jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came her death 10y poison
6nt whether administered by herself or some one else
they were unable TO say Deceased was native Of Ire
land, and A. years old.
The first national bonded warehouse, the
erection OF which excited such commotion among dis
from sight az CenuesIoper Rollins has issued orders 10
have all goods stored therein removed 10 a ne ware
house recently founded n whitehall -. by the Supefln
tendent Of the older concern. Mr. A. T. II. Stewart
purchased the interest Of the propetors OF the fret ma
Onal warehouse In all articles stored Oh their premises
and preferred 10 remove them 70 smaller and lees
expensive but less complete The properties
viii De transferred during the present week under the
personal supervision OF specldlaecnt LObdel.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen on
Saturday message was received from Mayor Hoffman
yetOing the resolution 70 pave LeXugtOn-aye. from
Twenty FIRST 10 Iwentyfourthst, with the McGOnagal
pavement the cost Of the not TO exceed s. yard
Laid for ten days resolution directing the Street
Commissioner 70 the fences across Lttlo Water
St, and resolution from tie other Board hxng !,
1862 as the date for the actual extension Churchs
"A lU matt al he tf
LauIensst, the Special Committee having the matter n
charge submitted section OF ordinance fayoTlng tue
project, which was adopted.
The annual meeting of The American Sunday