New-York tribune., 1868-09-09
TILE CITY.

4ne Chinese Embassy sail for Europe to-day
ia the steamship Java.
Mrs. Fries died suddenly yesterday morning
IN her apartment at No. 100 Luuow-sL
John Hackctt fell through the hatchway OF
No. 4G Whltest from the third story, and was almost
instantly killed
A male infant, aged three months was found
nt the Ncw-Jcrsey Central Railroad Ferry on Monday
night. Taken To Police headquarters
John Jones. aged years, was seriously injured
flling on him. lie Was taken TO the y. Y. Hospital.
Among the passengers for Europe, yesterday,
were G. de Varguy, Hawaiian Minister OF Foreign Ah5s'
A. G. Adds, CnIteU states OOhsel az NIeci @h" '-' "
T. Eoseudabl
1t is estimated that the rate oftaXatiOn on real
aud personal estate III The city ana 1y 9 Tefaxaon
for the year 1868 VIII he about - 10 Pc ;-Oo lHo
Tor 1867 was s. 90 per 500.
Peter Francies, aged 2S years residing at at
Central Bridge While noNlcaieu ined serious In
Bridge into the Harlem RIVER anu s"'''-"O
juues. He was taken home 80 =,
John Aheam, aged GO years, OF NO. No 10 "a I'M 5t
siXyniuthSt, ic N GIands& & Ec1i a. tbe New York Hos
pital In an insensible cohdluOh' -,
Michael O'Connor, aged years, was knocked
down by carriage & al .cye tE[ Injured Taken his
home No. 334 East Twenty hIStSt
The Board of Excise met yesterday afternoon, 3.s
and ordered s74 900 to be paid by the lFeasueI 10 to
Crmm.si0ners Of Charities aud Corrections' one huuu
red and sixtytwO licenses were granted -.
William Flood, employed ON new 4GliolnE lII'di.
at The corner OF FIity yh-st and Firstavc fell thouan
two floors to the basement yeS5eIHay an IT WS is'-
ie "
A female infant, which had been temporarily
,, tSn rsidence OF Michael LOftres No % 9Greenwic-
ST., the SIN inst 10y 0eiman NV woa' a SIS not having
Police headquarters yesterday tno "0"" W 9
returned ior IT, -
Thomas Murphy aged 2S years, of No; A Mnl-
berry-st was run over by No 2o Of the IhFG-(e.
ersTcd me man was taken TO the NewNork Hospital
and owen HamuIil the driver, was arrested
Ellen Dobbs Of No. a Dover-st, and Mary
Clancy Of No Water St. quarrced last night al no IL
Dovef-st during which Mary struck Ellen on tIe heau
with a chair aud inflicted serious injuries. hAeh was
taken to Bellevue Hospital ana Mary was "IIes'eu'
Coroner Rollins was notified yesterday to hold
an inquest at Charity Hospital ON Biackwes ISanu,
over Inc body of jeremiah Clifford aged IS years On the
Stb of FEBRUARY last Clifford convicted OF larceny
aud sentenced TO term OF two years III Tue rem
tcntary.
1t is announced, to prevent anxiety among
the friends of passengers in the steamship Napoleon H.
OF the French Transatlantic ue that the vessel was Ge
tin@ bv unusually low tides aud that she sailed from
Brett only Monday the Sst OF August a'e III INC al
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest, yesterday,
at the Twentieth Precinct Stau0nhOuse' over lhe re-
Tbrfy-foirth st. and Tenthave. Dr Joseph Cushman
made post mortem examinations aud found ih9t tine
handkerchief tied tightly about the neck
The meeting of the Farmers Club OF the
American institute was nhtsuaS 9 IS s1eci
mems OF the iual Indian corn, new tnrheps ahu oeI
ace TsaS GeiS oowed 6T discussions Pull reports viii
appear IN THE WEEKLY and sENI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE
An inquest was held by Coroner Schlrmer
vesterday at No 2O6 East Twenty-siXhs, over the re
of John Kane, aged a years VINO qea rom ON %
yusions produced by drnkng Bourbon % %S ,6 0 hottie
ofwhisky standing on the table ana after S of ISe
hqUOr verdict IN accordance was lehueIeu
James Larkin, patient at Bellevue Hospital,
who had recovered somewhat, was granted pass M 10
returned afterward much under the influence
Of liquor and proceeded TO the second story OF ne
ing Leaning against the railing he lost ms balance anu
fe the bottom of the stairs receiving injuries IRON
which he died yesterday morning.
An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner
,Schirner at No West Thrteentl-st. over the re
mains Of Terence f. Henry, native OF Ireland IS year
age. whose death resulted from injuries received o.
the 4h inst by piece Of ice falling upon nm VINE e,p II
loading his cart from tne barge ana %iS % ~
overheard by the ice Ihe jury rec0hhendeI iat III il
ture railing be placed on the platform Vi INC pase
prevent accidents
The Canal-st. (or rather Greene-st.) Presby-
feran Church daily prayer meeting was well attended
Vices were CONDUCTED by Mr. j. l. Bennett sorekeepel
the neighborhood and were opened Y the reading o.
a portion Of Scripture and singing followed 10y Dilel
prayers and exhortaons Some exceedingly intereStihg
experiences were related ne hey MT S NtChcII tnS
the Eighth Ward and Others took part in the services
The Count de Berlaymont of Belgium is at
the Hoffman House 4. b. Tower, L. 5 A. is at the
Aibemarle Hotel. LieutenantGoy. Cladin, Massachu.
sets; Capt Bridges, London and John f. Coyle Wash
ingtOn the Ffhave Hotel Gov. Reed Of Florida
Cornelius Wendell Washpgon and md PIoi o Gpy9t Prince
North Carolina; the Hon. II c. Lord, CINCINNATI, and T.
w Park Vermont az the ST. Nicholas Hotel Gen g..
B. ", T. =. All
Haven and Commander r. Franklin, L. 5. Navy, are
at the BreevOOrt House The Hon. r. r. SpaldIng, NJ c.,
Ohio, is at the 81. James Hotel
The Sommernachts Fest is popular and de
lgtful occasion with the German element being sort
OF outdoor ball and Summer evening picnic combined.
Last evening the Teutonic M1nnerchor-a wellknown
singing society Of this city gave an entertainment OF
this kind at Funks Union Park, Sixty hrdst and East
River Of the series the present season was
ploasurable affair the enthusiastic gathering which
ladies and gentlemen Many cOlored Chinese lanterns
were suspended among the trees and IN different parts OF
The intervals dancing several compositions from favor
ie authors eXcelenty rendered by the enGeIs OF
the Society. about 200 IN number MeSsIs Reiclman'
Bchoepper Steer, and enzman officers OF the Society,
were the Committee OF Arrangements
The New-York Athletic Club met last even
ing at Knickerbooker Cottage, No 45G Sxthave. Mr. j.
T. Russell in the chair The attendance was fair,
although many persons eapeGns 70 Joln tiis d
the Constitution and Bylaws were taken from the
and regulations OF the best English and American
athletic clubs letter was read from Mr Hogarth, Sec
retary Of the Liverpool athletic club wishing every sue
cess 10 the club and stating that he was glad 10
hear Of club in this city for the better development %
physical culture. The Club Is TO have two meetings
wear for athletic contests only 10 be allowed 10
participate. The meetings VIII be IN the Fan ana spring
fhe gaines will consist of walking, running, eaping bur
die Iacng throwing the heavy hammer and all others
appertanng 20 athletic sports The Following are the
President MIR j. G. BabcOc: Secretary. Charles $ Kings
ley; and Treasurer, Mr. H. L. Beaumeyer
BROOKLYN. - The Young Mems Christian
Assocatons commenced their monthly sessions last night
James Hughes was held for examination on
charge OF stealing gold watch valued al go, from Ann
cassidy.
% Bernard Kelly was committed 10y Justice
Tames charge OF having stolen w watch ~ a ana chain
Ann Kroby was sentenced by Justice Riley,
Yesterday six months in the PeniteDtary, for taking
t20 from her employer, Mr. 81 sAeIehDcrg OF NO. AGO
=. MyTtle-aye
Thomas Kline and II. III. Clayton were ar
rested at Hamilton-ave Ferry yesterday the charge
of driving lame and disabled horses They were held Tor