The New York herald., 1868-06-03

macy the thermometer is still intact. Below we
give the record as usual
A. M.....'.......67 p M...............8o
8 A. .M................65 9P. .M..........o3
y Nj. ......67 II p M................62
Average temperature. .64M
Average temperature yesterday. ........,....6 .661a
NEW CARs-Twenty new cars are to be placed on
the Third, and not on the Fourth, Avenue Railroad,
as stated IN several journals.
STREET ON FIRE-Murray street was ablaze yes
terday morning. The wooden pavement took fire,
Notwithstanding all the rain we had.
DEAD INFANT FOUND.-Dora Kelly, OF s27 Second
avenue, found the body of dead infant in the yard
in the rear OF her house yesterday afternoon
MUTINy.-The harbor police on Monday evening
arrested John Collins and James Hall for mutiny on
the high seas while on board the ship Carous Mag
nus, on her voyage from San Francisco to this port
WAIF.-A man named Budlong brought to the
Sixteenth precinct station house, early yesterday
morning, female infant about two weeks old which
he said he found In lumber yard. The little thing
. was well clothed.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-Three men, named Michael
Gilligan, James Kelly and Daniel Sullivan, were
arrested two nights sfce the charge of breaking
into the premises Of Chester NJ. Foster, No.
206 Canal street, and stealing therefrom O
quantity OF goods in value amounting to $1,000.
ALLEGED STABBING AFFRAY.-The wife of Thomas
Vail, living at No. 2o4 East Forty-seyenth street,
made complaint yesterday before Justice Connolly,
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and Charles Judge, charging them with stabDing her
husband. The accused were arrested and commit
ted 10 await the result OF the injuries which were
declared to be serious
NEW YORK AND MILwAUgEE-The delegates from
Milwaukee to the German Catholic Convention now
In session In this city, knowing that quantities OF
lager are exported from there to New York, con-
cluded that the beer brewed here must be greatly
inferior. Not to be without their favorte beverage
they assessed each brewery in Milwaukee and
brought on with them whole car load of kegs and
every day. 1t seems that "a Milwaukeean without
hfs milwaukee lager' would be like unto the fish
out OF water.
QUARANTINE AFFAIRs.-The bark Agnes, fifty
six days from Bremen Captain Hurdis) ar
rived yesterday morning, with two cabin and
37s steerage passengers. During the passage
eighteen died from smallpox and seven from other
diseases. There were nine births during the voyage.
In the afternoon twenty-One cases OF smallpox were
sent to Backwell's Island Hospital. The vessel viii
be fumgated and ceansed and detained at quaran-
tine until all danger OF Infection is over.
PERsoNAL.-Major General Bartlett and Mr.. C.
Zowaki, OF Pittsfeld; Baron Frankeistein and Mons
De Vien, OF Washington, and DR.. John W. Gorham
OF Bos on are al the Brevo0rt House; General Iulin
Y. s A., and n. Mckay of Boston, are at the Metro
polffan Hotel. L. i. Wells, or Washington, and
Hiram A. ketchenl, U. 3 A., are at the Hoffman
House; Allen NJ. Bacon, U. s. A.. is at the Albermare
HOTEL and General Fec. II. Vele OF New York al
the st. julien Hotel
THE STRIKE OF THE JoURSEYMEN BAKERs.-The
bakers are succeeding admirably in their combined
movement to reduce their labor to twelve hours and
increase their pay fifty cents per day. Very many
employers have sigut1ed their readiness TO accept
OF the terms proposed, while others who do not
countenance the reduction OF the hours OF labor or
the increase in the wage, is thought, will make
trouble, but quietly submit to what they cannot help.
By every odds the bakers the hardest worked
and poorest paid body OF mechanics inrhe city.
MONTHLY REPORT or FIRE MARSHAL BAKER roR
MAY.-Fire Marshal Baker in his report for May just
published states that during the month there were
aitysix fires and alarms OF dre. Eighteen OF these
were extingui5ned b. members OF the Fire Depart
ment without giving alarm. or the fires three
We're oil incendiaTy origin. OF which one was boat
store. Thomas ]. McDermOtt was arrested charged
with firing the boathOuse at the foot OF Thrty-dfth
street. North rver and subsequently indicted by the
Grand Jury for the third degree The alleged
losses Tor the month amount to seiO, ,575--the in
sprance 10 s7DS, 800.
GARRIcK AND THE HISTORICAL SOCIErY.-A stated
meeting OF the New York Historical society was held
last evening, at the library. An interesting paper
on '.Garrick, His Portrait in New York, It's
Artist and History" by the Hon. Guiian
c. verplsnck was read By Mr. George Moore. Libra
rian. IL reviewed the life and triumphs OF the great
histrionlc artist and pointed out with great dscrirn-
ination the merits OF action and elocuion which
only distinguished him ~ the 'snoblest Roman OF
them al,n but also peculiarized his talents from
other leading stars OF the day lt was listened to
WIN wrapt attention by large and select audience.
BOARD OF HEALrH.-At the usua hour OF meeting
the Board OF Health convened The President, Mr..
munication from DR.. Walton the sanitary Inspector
In reference TO the pond In West Morrsania was
re ceived and given the counsel OF the Board
Ior action. letter was also received from Robert
Bonner onering TO appear before the Board NJ any
tlme 70 corrobOrate and substaut4ate any statement
IN any OF his previous letters which should be
tradicted. But on motion Of DR.. Stone resolution
spector.
BOARD or ExorsH.-TThs Board held Gs regular
weekly session yesterday, all members being pres
ent. Judge Bosworth was in the chair Eight VIC,
laton of the Excise law were arraigned before the
Board on separate charges. Three licenses were
v0ked, three liquor dealers were allowed to 90 and
cautioned TO sell more 10 violation of law, and
ntcaions were received from the Comptroller in re-
ference 70 moneys obtainedfor license fees The
COMMUNICATIONS were handed over to the legal on
Ger OF e Board. The petition OF the Queens county
liquor dealers for rednchon Of the license fees was
Denied but the Inspector of Licenses allowed to
grant al who complied with Certain conditlppe 1
license for three months II they 80 desired. l
The FARMERS CLUB The meeting of CHA body |
yesterday afternoon was well attended. A large |
number OF letters Of inquiry from various states
were read and commented on and several inventions
0nered FOR inspection. gentleman connected with
the hebdomedal religious press OF this city, upon in
vitaton, commenced reading written address upon
put was repeatedly interrupted by gentlemen who ad-
fressed him, directly Indirectly, through the chair
N the most insulting language. The gentleman was,
n consequences OF the clsm6r raised By two or three
lbout the agricultural resohrces Of Delaware
obliged to retire disguised from the rostrum.
Masonic SCHOOL AND AsYLUM~-The animal meet
nr Of the Board advisory to the.Peonles College
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