New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-27
HOME NEWS.
THE CITY.

Headquarters.
The importation of dry goods and fancy
fabrics s increasing 100000 in gold was receiyedi or
duties at the Custom House on Saturday
Patrick OBrien, a sailor, while going aboard
the os ri rd N but wa
by Officers Sullivan and Kohler OF the second frecinct
A horse and wagon belonging to John Sul-
van thrown into an excavation br9agWay yo ss
terday. Cause, collision with Br9ao"ay stage bO'n
were extriested after some difficulty go
The daughters of Mr. George T. Downing,
the well known oyster dealer have received tickets OF
admission to the Senate gallery Senator sumner sent
them. E-7r.yA set
Vanderbilt Schultz, resident of Rhinebeck
Duchess County, n y, fell from train on dne n inSt
River Railroad at Thirty st., on "Wednesday Gt
and fractured his thigh He was taken to Mount slna
Hospital. M
Lawrence Section No. 0, Cadets of Tempe
once held its annual demonstration in the Oyet Chapel
scond st on Wednesday evening Vocal music ana
defamation made up the progronme' Aias0 'u"HN
present. r..
receiving the Mayors veto on paving Twenty Rntast
from Eighth to Ninthaves Nineteenthst from Inrd 70
sxth.ave and Maiden-ane from Broadway 10 Sou'hs'"
with Nicolson pavement, adjourned. -"
A quarrel occurred between two sailors mt,cs
darcy B%sss Ge * "fS ssed OE IN Buces being
s by his opponent and severely wounded Inc III
jurcd man was removed to Bellevue Hospital
Capt Duncan will deliver lecture this Thurs
day. evening before me %oFKRs TS FlaSetSt Sub
iect "Quaker City excursion around the Mediterranean
Commences at 1880 y. H. Adulsslon lIee'
Christianity and the Law will form the theme
Mea lpe cbsan Assocation No S Fhaye by John
Norton Pomeroy, LID. The discussion VIII ha'e Ooi
ingon the proper observance OF the Sabbath
Authors who may be unable to attend the
meeting at the Historical Rooms, corner OF SeeondaYe
and Eeyenths the evening OF Aprl9 are requested
send 6fe 70 be @ Of the Committee George r.
Putnam, No GGl Broadway New-IorK'
| A party of intoxicated men went into Charles
Strauss saloon, No Duane-st, on wednesday nigh.
assagIted him one Of the party striking him on the head
with stone, causing severe wound Ihe raseas 'hen
fed.
| An inouest was held yesterday by Coroner
Rollins at Mount Sinai Hospital over me Dody OF IN an
dreas White German laborer who died from the effect
OF Injuries received the odd OF February ny some n
Der falling upon him at Cranes lumberyard az the 1901
| Of West Thirtieth-st - = 49,
The Councilmanic Committee on Railroads
voted yesterday TO report in favor OF inc C1
Council in their action granting privileges 10 the
secondave Railroad and postponed consideration OF the
question Of allowing the railroad companies 10 SAT- lno
! switches and tuTn-Outs.
The system of transfer checks on the Third
ave- Railroad emitting the holder to change OF care ~
ahosbe3 on the list u next month It is rmored
the Company will reduce the rare 10 i've ana sh cents
| from and after that date
| Edward Walbridge, an inmate of the Bloom
Inrdale Insane ASYLUM, escaped from that institution
Yesterday and running the foot of oneundred and
thirty hrst-st jumped into the North River lie was
rescued by Policeman Lavender and some citizens and
! taken back TO the asylum.
Mrs. Ellen Wallace, who attempted TO light
n fire m her apartment No. 623 East Eleyenthst. on
Friday last by pouring kerosene OIL upon tho flames
from can. and who was badly burned abont the face
Coroner Rollins win hold an inquest to-day.
An Irish Republican Presidential CamP2ign
Fourth ave. Cen Dennis Burke presided An address is
To be prepared for circulation. and arrangements are
war3in The city, three hundred aud ffty members
been enrolled within two weeks time.
The inquest in the case of Henry Westcott
alias Wallace died from the effect Of injuries
ceiyed at the hands OF Patrick d. Rymes at No. IS Fast
Houstons continued yesterday at the CITY nan 10y
their testimony similar 10 that already published
The case then adjourned TIL to-day at O'Clock D. m
| Horace Greeley delivered his lecture on Self
Made Men in the lecture OF ST. AIMS HpscopaD
Church, last evening Tor the beheht OF l9 iA.tlay
Association Of Deaf Mutes Of this city. good audience
| was present including many OF the mutes for whose
benefit the lecture delivered was translated IN TIE
pfncipa of the Institute for Deaf Mutcs at Hartford aud
present pastor OF II. AIMS
An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner
Rollins AT No 35s Waterst on the body OF Martin Wal
lace, argger who committed suicide by hanging himself
on to the Gs1 nv S ba a S rendered
Deceased a native Of Ireland aud ~ yearr old 10
Tie loss OF his wife nearly year ago. since which Time
he has been very depressed IN spirits
A lecture was delivered last night by George
! II Stuart esq. late President OF the United states
Christian Commission at the Ohyet Chapel IN seeondt
5 is S Se hands they were done
Justice He pointed out particularly 10 his listeners the
small Size Of The Union army at The outbreak Of the war;
as they only numbered 1000 and were scattered all over
the frontier
A match at billiards at the four ball carom
game was played night between Michael fhean and
John Deery at sharkeys billiard rooms, No 2O2 Broad
way The game was 5oi points up. and John Deery
The game Phelan's best breaks were % 5 49, aud 80
while DeeTy scored run OF io5 ana aierwafd ran uo
Deery won the game by q points, ana after ne had
PLAYED winning shot he exhibited some fine execution
ur1u 0f n Il
| eral difficult fancy shots.
After all that has been said and written about
the split in the Iryngton Baseball club II seems that
stronger than II was last season Leonard aud sweezy
tinue in his position as pitcher and Buckley catcher
NJ Campbell the first base. Beans Of the EuIekas
cupy third base the veteran stockman or the equally
effective Crawford win oiiiciate as shortsop tho I'M
euuaed Lewis will play IN the left field, Bailey In the
right field and Hughey Campbell In the center field
year this club lost but four games out Of twentyone
They have won ball from every crack organization IN
this section, with tho exception OF the Muuals and the
Athletics Of Philadelphia. Wearing the Championship OF
their own state, they propose to strive Tor the national
cation Of success The annual election Of the club viii be
held on April 7.
The last of the course of lectures in aid of
the SabbathschOOl attached TO the North Baptist Church
was given last evening by the Rev A. CleshSr1 , On
character Of Charles H. and the OF conduct which
finally brought him into open and warke collision WIN
and early traisne Of the Man for the Hour which
prepared hun 10 meet the responsibilities after
ward placed upon him. He adyerted 20 the chief acts
OF the great chieftains military and political career
| claiming that Cromwell and the party with which he
acted the founders OF English and American lib
erty Several shrewd suggestions Of comparisons be-
the times which preceded the execution OF Charles
l. and own times and points OF resemblance In the
characters Of that unfortunate monarch and the present
Chief Magistrate OF country met the approval OF the
audience and remark that the ruler who neglects the
interests OF his people TO crafty his prejndces and
passions ought TO and must be removed from his position,
seemed to strike answering chord in the hearts OF all
| present.
BROOKLYN.-The Keeper of the Dead