New-York tribune., 1868-09-24
THE CITY.

Gen. Mcmahon, United States MiniSgel il steamcp 5p
Paraguay, sailed from tins poit yesterday IA '"'
MissssIppi, Ior Rio.
a class in French has been formed at the ne;
Rooms 0f the Young Mems Christian sy, nssVV -
FIfthaye. asd will meet to-lnorro" e'chinS' -,
con,io Mann q destitute woman, gave Dlrth |
o. male child al the Market Police station "here
she had soSglt lodgings, yesterday morning ~
The Fruit Growers Club will meet at No. 40 40
Hroadwav at n O'Clock this afternoon premium O So
will be gwen for the best collection OF dahhas
GrnEmar School house No. SO, in Fifty second
pancy and open for inspection tomorrow
The Roman Catholic Diocesan Synod mas
beon convened for the 29th inst and VIII oe Heiu ."
PatricRs Cathedral c
At No. "a Jackson-st yesterday, Coroner
chrinor inquest over the Teans % osasnSTSa
Iagn, aged months who died ION on is1er
having been overlaid IN bed Dy ber sIS'ot , "a
Michael Aherp. a native of Ireland, aged 81
who var discharged few days ago from d tHe z e.
Iufaiy entered the recruiting once G no, aV dad
yesI.r,.',v to p, rc6nisted when he dropped ue"u'
G.p Sbaler. Commissioner Galway, Cmet-
Eng neer kngs,nd two District EngReeS @ ommisone T
y'.shsa Able. which took place yesterday "' WIN"
han. Cnn. IL, -
arrested h., Detective Farley at p m yesterday, "1 o
cuseG Of rciyug quantity of stolen SIX P9onging & 70
iEc O., Godhe a Detz oi h1%aru's" ho ""' '"'
roLGored tr the Biookiy authorities
An inoucst was held by Coroner Rollins yes,
erday At NO i9 s' ose otE death was caused
Lssox.st near Division on Monday last. verdict VI
accidental death was rendered
Officers Carr Reynolds, and Seymour, were
trial YESTERDAY before the Board OF % @TGe 9Sor dea
rs in the Thirteenth Ward. The testimony sn0"eu tnS
the men borrowed sums OF money from 90 GEMS ~
A So OF various Liquor dealers IN that ward Inc eAd
ination was postponed until Wednesday next
A meeting of delegates from 20 circles OF tle tve
O,Neil branch of the Fenan Brotherhood was neld last
evening al No 267 BOweIy. An address IRON fTeAuonV
ONel relation to the present status OF the 0rganl MIA
tiou movements contemplated, was ltdu
and MI Gibbons OF Philadelphia made some remarks OF
an encouraging character.
Dol1, hold Yesterday
over remains of Ann Pagan the woman VINO was
found dead roon at No 22 West t
~ death 6y a number of women during drunken hghit
had resulted from excessive ntemperance, aud verdict
20 that effect rendered -Four women VINO had Deen
arrested were thereupon discharged
While one of Adams Express wagons was
standing broadway, near the corner OF CourtadtsI'
yesterday morning box containing IN lVees oN6 dTo Tof
thief who escaped unObserved with the money The box
psnY %rH having been shipped from the United
Treasury III SShSpR nn some aU me TA after 1T
had disappeared aud not the slightest clue 10 the
Of the thief can be obtained
The Retail Newsdealers' PROTECTIVE Assocla'
tion met evening at No 70 Prnoe-st the President
fs,nes Hogan rs Secretary was accepted and Mr. James
unanimously elected 70 the PosSn: t nI;
the publishers reported that tey h@d tS ~ tins
riy aud Boston and he believed tie Association had but
make beginning, aud they could scarcey a Si Ss
snred success. Letters were read from Charleston > -
Trenton N j.. Ottawa. Canada and Baitmore tehut t
"A assistance,
capital stock Of the society Remarks were
made by several gentlemen expressing the confidence IN
te success OF Society and offering such ala as lay IN
their power. The Association proposes 10 commence
business about October l.
Frederick BOwdine of No. IL Pitt-st., caused
the arrest Yesterday Of Charles Helms OF No GAO East
Eleyenihst, on a charge OF petty larceny The com
panan alleges that for over sixteen years past he n
RED Tuesday last this woman elopcd with Helms
in cash belonging TO him. with her new companion
pnVd dinafo ed fuglNeS
ark whereupon Helms returned TO him greater portion
of the stolen money. Yesterday Helms came to TINS CITY
20 procure trunk he had neglected to take VITA him.
when Bowdine caused his arrest In the trunk were
found several shirts and small articles which Bowdlne
claimed had been stolen from him He accordingly made
charge Of petty larceny against Ss ,61 6 1a ana Alderman
Three weeks ago, the particulars in relation
TO young girls having been induced TO leave their
who Keeps dsreputable house IN Twenty secondst,
and became inmates Of her establishments were Published
the police in the house Of ifame OF Hattie Davis, in
yse ONE e Ses & made complaint % of sOdaS
ton against the woman Barclay in the Criminal Court
Boston, and indictment was found against her She
was arrested, yesterday morning, by Detectives Smith
and Irving Of the Central Department, on warrant
issued by Gov Fenton state, requisitOn from
Bullock Of Massachusetts and was delivered to De
tectves Jones and Leeds Of BosoD who escorted her to
that city for trial.
BROOKLYN.-Judge Benedict and District
Attorney Tracy have returned from Europe.
The night schools will be opened on Monday
evening. october 9th, for session OF three months
gen. lattery residing in New Utrecht dropped dead in
COney Island car yesterday
Daniel Fitzpatrick was sentenced to 80 days
IN the robDeries GGriSs the late Faiton-ave. fire
An action was brought in the City Court
yesterday by Bridget Sullivan against the Brooklyn City
Railroad Company for 5000 damages Oh account Of in.
jures sustained. thrown from the platform of
Myrtlesve. car while attempting TO get off, and
verey Injured verdict OF 500 damages rendered
An affray occurred in liquor saloon in Co
lumbias, near Degrawst, yesterday between the pro
prietor, William II. Farrell, and Hugh Riley and John
PaddoD, in which the former was so badly beaten that 1t
Riley also severely injured The alleged assallans
were locked up in the Fortyt Precinct Station
House, 10 await examination
Ludwig Ziecke, formerly an orderly attached
20 the marine corps stationed at the barracks ON Flush
ing-ave was recently tred by cOurtmartal, on the
charge Of deseiton ana stealing clothing and jcwey be-
longing Capt squires and Major Houston; likewise
properly belonging 10 the Government AS alleged,
in the Eastern intimate with
his he uncesl wife, he eloped with her and taking bis
unees furniture set up housekeeping in JOhnsonst f.
d., where he found 10y the Jnred husband who de
manded his wife and property, but driven from the
premises by the eX marine Subsequently hc was arrested
other and now I'VE together again The marine was
convicted OF the ohcnses charged aud vas sentenced TO
the pemtentiary for five years
The examination in the case of Flood, |
Huestis. ana Brown charged with stealing quantity OF
copper from the Brooklyn Navy Yard the 27th OF
August last, resumed before l.. s Commissioner
Newton yesterday. George ID. Mckenzie Detective |
employed In the Yard. aIniIoa by counsel
for de.ebse and testified that he the cart containing
the stolen copper drive TO the gate. wie had been
opened hy Flood; ho stopped the cart sSing received
Information that something would come out dad MT ar
rest the cartinan because he had assistance Chef
EngiDeer Wood recalled and made SOM exrlana-
tioDs relative testimony heretofore given ulen the
Government rested Counsel for defendants BTown and
Flood asked for their discharge the ground thai there
evidence against them The decision of tie Court
was reserved and the examination adjourned Will Fri
day, Oct q ~
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