New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
THERMOMETER.
THE CITY.
City mortality last week, 469.

ana family, are at the AstOf bouSe'
The st. Laurent took out on Saturday only
$4,000 in speciel
Marshal Tappan of the Mayors Office granted
b57 Licences last week. and, including hhes' coie'''u
slS4. -.
The Protestant Episcopal Church will assem-
b,o IN tbs cIty in General Trennial Convention, on
Wednesday
The 9th Infantry will parade fully equipped
Thursday next for annual Inspection ""u io''" v"
TOmpkins-square.
On Saturday evening, a party OF Eighth ana
Ninth Ward roughs enjoyed latbait a1d doghsh' III
house in West Houston-st
The three-mile boat-race between John Ste
vens and j. r. Nathan is declared off, the parties iahg
TO agree in the selection OF reieree'
The members of Co, II, 9th Regiment are r.,
ordered TO appear in fatl uedresA OmoIO" evening ~
o'clock, in the Regiment'd Armory
The 1st Regiment Cavalry will appear IN
uniform with sdearins at me regmentai ain1rs io
drill and instruction, on Thursday, Oct g. at y p M
The Columbia boat crew offer to row the
victorious crew In the cared Of the EcwJorsey
Champion Regatta, which VIII take place at Newark On
Saturday. the 10th INST
The Sth Regiment will parade, fully uni
formed, armed and equipped, for Inspection on Nedncs
day october at ID O'Clock b. m Line VIII pc iorncu ID
Broome.st, right resting on Centrest
In the Court of Special Sessions on Saturday
the case Of Mary G against E,ira y. spnola came Gp
before Justice Dowling. who granted ah aWouhnenl,
on the plea Of the defendant that she unprcparcd
The report of the Association for the Prevcn-
tion Of Gambling, for the month ending August go shows
that tho number Of members admitted was g. ana
the number Of emp 10y Is reported 10 their empoye u
The annual meeting of the Grand Comman-
derry of the Knights rcmpaIs s TO be he'd the Kane
Lodge Rooms, TO morrow evening grand dinner - 10
be given at tic Metropolitan Hotel ob Nedn' sday even
ing.
ID. O'Sullivan, editor of The Irish PC0plc, has
commenced suit against Brick PomeIoy laying his dain
ages for libel IN stating IA The De7o5ef that M oSul
van had been brbed or bought 10 change the pdcs o
his paper
Walter Brown offers to row James Hamill a
fye-me race for 81 Ooo provided the latter allows L!m
$3.50 for expenses Browns hackers stand prepared t0
make tho match Immediately, should Mr Hanll accept
these conditions.
The Congressional Joint Committee on Re
trenchment, of which the Hon Charles Van Wyck III
Chairman, VIII probably meet to-day al the hstor House
II expected that Internal Revenue matters IN Tins ct
VIII be somewhat exposed
Among the passengers in the steamships for
Europe. ON Saturday, were the Eey j. W Cap,n' I'e
Baron Frankenstcin Austria; Dr. Eyans and wie' Ia
Blasina, and Gen. G. W. Darling.
The 9th Regiment is ordered to parade in
full uniform FOR Inspection on Tuesday, Tho gth day OF
ID. Line viii be formed in Elm-st., night resting on
Grand-st., at o'clock p M. precisely
The American Bible Union viii hold It's nine
tecnth Anniversary IN the Mannors Temple dhe Rev
j. L. IIcdge 3D. d. pastor corner OF O'eT % ana sgIy
will commence ut Il. IN. wednesday.
The Butchers Association held their annual
meeting for the election Of ocers saturday evening
presiding The association now numbers 100 members
and have balance Of $ilOOO TO its credit In the bank
Coroner Schirmer on Saturday held IN inquest
over the body Of John Doyle, aged co years. who
found early Saturday morning. lying dead In the
yard OF the tenement No MulberiysL a posi-moiten
peranco.
Early on Saturday morning some burglars
removed iron safo from the Office OF hcssrs kahlsch
SOch Co.. piano manufacturers, at Nos 2l and 2iJ East
Twenty 10 the rear yard and were engaged IA
attempting TO force open when discovered by Sergeant
McElwan. The rascals ned.
On Saturday night the Bakers Union elected
a new board officers, follows: Thomas Beatty Pres
dent James Rochford, secretary and Eusene kerrssn
gift Of 800 to the Brckayers General Union, TO be
used In aid Of the men Of that body now IN want OF en-
ployment.
The Trades Union delegates were in session
Saturday evening, at No 2Gl BoweTy, discussing the
ward representing the labor interest were appointed,
with instructions to support such candidates for Assem-
bly, will pledge themselves to secure the repeal ~ the
conspiracy laws and sustain the eighthour movement
At o'clock Yesterday morning in st. Peters
Church, Barclay.str Mgr Michael Chaldany nltered
and VcarGeneTal OF the aIchelseolal zee OF Atppo ia
syria, celebrated mass according To the syrian rtc The
high at l0s o'clock was celebrated by the Rev.
Father Garagua, late Of Spain The Rev. Father OFar-
relI preached an eloquent discourse.
On Friday evening last Mr.. James +. Munson
delivered lecture AT Clinton Han ON the Nature aud
Uses OF Phonograply," which was well received He
first spoke Of the advantages that might be derived from
the OF the art by business aud professional men, and
then gave brief exposition OF its leading principles o
announced that his Mercantile Library Classes in PhOnog
rapby would be reopened this evening
At the last stated meeting of the New York
Division No l. Sons OF Temperance, the following officers
were Installed by Henry Dome Deputy Grand Worthy
H. T. Rowland r. g.; Tbaddens j. Boyd, A. X. 9; James
T. Hewitt, I. s.; Abraham Wallace Woodruff Mapes.
Con; +. NJ Turner, A. C.; Edward Del Lamontanye
Jennings, l. g. John Leyey o..
The Eleventh Brigade, N. G., will assemble,
fully uniformed armed and equipped for annual uspec
ton aud review at tho regimental araories State
Arsenal as tho respective commandments may direct as
y. 47th Regiment on Tuesday, Oct a, at Soelock D.
in 56th Regiment Wednesday, oct 2S at o'clock y.
M Howitzer Battery, Monday, Oct 2o, at O'Clock m.
The 96th Regiment Infantry, N. c., will
parade, fully armed uniformed and equipped, for an.
October, at o'clock in the afternoon The following
elections have recently taken place in this command:
with rank from Aug 90 1863; william Kuhns 10 bo Sec
ond Lieutenant OF Company l., with rank from Aug "a,
1868.
At the Yorkville Police Court, on Saturday,
before Justice Connolly, John Baldwin moder, aged
years, committed for examination on charge OF
Of Mr. Frederick ROesic Of No. $50 East Thlr!cehtht
John Gllgan, for having, as alleged by Mrs lloran,
beaten her with stick because she refused to pasture
his free Of charge was held III 900 bail to Keep the
peace. r.
During the past week Benz. F. Brady, ex-
Commodore OF the Hudson Amateur Rowing Association,
was recipient OF splendid present from the several
Clubs belonging 10 the organization, In the shape OF
sAtanta' Wayerly, Ataanta Gulick Columbia, Hudson,
Mutual, Palisade, and Nesper" 1t Is suinOnted by
pair of oars, and underneath the words "Sempa
st. James Or. c. Temperance Society, took
possession OF their new hall, In the College Building at
ihe junction Of New Bowery aud Jamesst last evening
The attendance members OF the Society and spectators
was so great that only the ball ed but there
was a large multitude for two hours on the sidewalk
Addresses delivered by the Rev. Father faireny,
and others.
The funeral of the late William Gerard took
place on Saturday afternoon, from ST. Marks Episcopal
church. Tie Mr. Partridge read the burial service,
after which DR.. Galaudet delivered brief eulogum on
Mr. Gerard. in which he pionOunced MIN PFaeilcal
christian The remains inferred In the yard aWon
ing the Church Ihe pabeareis were john 3 Bett'
Henry Messenger. Judge Roosevelt, Alexander AHhew'
PnnLnI Anthony Al.