New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-15
THE CITY.

about degrees horizon one hour before sunrise
THE CITY.
slight fire broke out yesterday morning in
| the coal yard No 451 Water-st
"Gen." p. r. Beauregard returned to New
Orleans on Monday evening.
| Seventh-ave. is TO be paved as FAR as Fifty
ninh-st. with the Stafford pavement
The only child of Arthur Gilman, esq.,, of
this city, reported drowned at Syracuse Oh Mon
| day.
Daniel Cogan of No ISL Elizabeth-st. was
badly injured by the engine in the New Courthouse yes
| terday.
Patrick Kennedy of Manhattanville was
| drowned yesterday in pond near ohe-huhureu"hu
| twentieth-st and seventhaye
The Ncolson pavement in Liberty-st, below
Broadway, is being taken up for reconstruction having
| been injured by water underneath.
Lucy Van Buslzirk was found dead in
room the top floor of No. % MariOnst Death Is sup
posed have resulted from suhocation while into1
icated.
At o'clock last evening Catharine English,
German woman, "A years Of age, committed suicide by
hanging herself to the door OF her bedroom al NO %
! StantOn-st.
"Brck" Pomeroy proposes starting a new pa
per to be called The Nec York Democrat in this city IL
VIII advocate Democracy in the attractive style OF The
La Crosse Democrat
| Shortly after o'clock last evening fire Oc-
cured in Charles Denmans residence No 81 West Thirty
siNh-st, caused by child playing with matches Dam
| age Slj0-no insurance.
| At the meeting of the Farmers Club, yes
terday afternoon, specimens Of Giyeea tbeOsa were
hibcd ana remarks were made by Messrs. Carpenter,
Lyman, Meeker and others
The remains Of John Murphy, 10 years of
age, whose parents reside at No lOI aud
who drowned at Pier No. 4, n. r. Oh Monday night
were recovered yesterday
The GarryOwen Circle, +. B., will give a con-
cert and entertainment at the Jefferson Assembly Rooms
corner OF sixth aud GreenwichaVes on Monday even
ing July 90 in aid Of IRISH independence.
Justice Hogan of the TOmbs Police Court,
who has recently been appointed Emgrant Agent for
the Erie Railway Company has made many Important
and valuable improvements in the reception ana dlspOs
ton of emgrants.
Mr. Isaac Frankfort's servant girl Scully by
name, living at No. 27g Grand St, went out Tor walk
afternoon been heard from since The police
failed TO find any clue TO her yesterday.
The Board of Audit considered, yesterday.
the claims of the Erie Railway Co. for S5972 49, for
tsn9g and repairing Pier NO Go Sorh yer and also
FOR the Improvement Of Mount Morris square.
The Little Wanderers of the Howord Mis-
sion with their parents and friends Will hold grand pic
mic at Passaic tomorrow All the churches Of Passalc
have united In the invitation, and TO furnish every.
thing 10 make 1t pleasant day for the little ones.
During a disturbance in Henry Seigers lager
beer saloon No. 800 HudsoL-st., Gustayus Buckley
stabbed the proprietor In the back with pocketkuifc
and also Philip seger brother OF the proptoto m tue
arm. The wounds are not considered serious Buckley
escoped arrest
Many inquiries were made for missing friends
at the 1hrtysecond Precinct stationIouse YESTERDAY
hat recognized by the brother OF tho absent owner
No more bodies have been recovered Fishermen from
NewJersey are 10 drag the river The little girls body
was taken away by her mother.
The Lyman Refrigerating Transportation Co.
have car at the new depot OF the Hudson tVer Rail
road Co. on Laight and NareKss' hled win mutton
where raised by this process. the flesh preserved in
all its tenderness and decacy. aud is better lifted for
the table and for the stOmachs OF the people.
Owing TO the amount of unskillcd labor in
the city being greater than the demand aud thus during
the Winter months forming serious burden on the Pub
lie Charties 10 resolved Yesterday that Bureau be
established 40 the Central Office OF the Commsslontrs'
under the direction Of the superintendent Of Outdoor
Poor facilitate the emigration Of unemployed llbOrcrs
10 the Interior.
Mr.. Clarisse, who was formerly connected
gir r a1,i1son MS iae at that t,-
hot i'm safe condition that members OF the Fire Depart
mcnt knew of H. aud had threatened him he told ~ a.
Engineer Hand o. The exploded steamer unilc- IN the
statement They say they have been dismissed with lao
assigned cause.
Major w. r. Bergholz. the Chief Engineer of
the NewYork and Fort Ice Railroad COMPANY says that
Of the road from point near ObOk,D, along the shore
OF the Hudson River 20 Fort lee VIII be ready Tor the
meet With The West shore Hudson River Railroad. now
IN process OF construction at tho State L.le VI Se"
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The Operative PlasteNrs OF this city held |
their weekly meeting last evening for the transaction Of
routine and other business at the lrncuon OF secondaye
and Tweutythrdst After the affairs Of the society had
been disposed Of Of the members read very interest
ing report giving detailed account Of the condition OF
various branch societies throughout the Union The
Operative Pastercr5 and their boosts" appear be
sill excellent terms, and labor Is m high demand
A considerable gathering of citizens of the
Ninth ward was held i'm the large hall OF Blocker Build
Ing last evening 10 give expression OF gratitude and
best wishes 20 the Rev John Quincy Adams, on the
sion OF his departure fOr Europe Mr. Adams pastor OF
the Antioch Baptist Church. which for number Of years
has held Us regular Sabbath meetings In the Meeting
room Of Beecbcr Building and 10 to signify their
appreciation Of M Missionary and Christian laDCrs In
inc ward that the citizens met last night. s..-r
Atop. m. yesterday, while number of men
were engaged IN removing frame building at No. 1913
Seventhaye the Cdfce suddenly fell buryng under the
ruins several men. Robert Idggart, OK ma
tive Of Ireland residing at No 2I3 West Eighteenth ST.,
was Killed The others but slightly Injured Tho
deceased employed at the bu!dng but II II sup
posed was gathering wood near by Tho police report
That most OF the wOrkmen employed IN removing the
buldiug were intoxicated bottle Of liquor found
the person Of the deceased The contractor who had
charge Of the removal Of the building George Brown OF
broadway and Fifty -fOurthst
The Mayor has before him for approval or
dinances adopted by both branches OF the Common Coun