New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
THE CITY.

night, from Friday next.
The investigation of the frauds talked of in
connection with the shipments OF whisky to tins city
| from Philadelphia continues.
Mrs. Delaney, a widow. aged 30 years, was
lound dead IN bed yesterday at her residence In One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS near Avenue A.
The body of an unknown man, about 40 years
ag ws found y he water H Pier Pier NO. "a North River
The Third Union Cooperative Building Asso-
citation will meet at Mr. John W: Farmers Institute No.
~ Ludlo"st, this tuesday evening" at u o'clock
Thirty new cars were placed on the Fourth
ave railroad yesterday Additional horses and fresh
supply Of harness have also been obtained.
stephen Joseph Meany will lecture at the
American citizens III British Prisons
| At the Jefferson Assembly rooms last even
ngl essrs Tbomas B. Laeompt and Samuel ]. stokeley,
/ me Attendance was good
| Mr.. McGregOr the Superintendent of Build
ngs, has commenced proceedings against several build
erS for using inferior material in the construoton OF
| tenements.
temperance mass meeting was held IN the
Seyenteenth-st NJ H. Church, last evening Mr. Allen
Thompson OF Cincinnati delivered an eloquent address,
which was frequently applauded.
Edward B. Green, resident of Philadelphia,
fen into the North River at the foot OF Canalst early
Yesterday morning. Ho was rescued with much dlm-
his wagon yesterday, in m at Peckslip and was badly
cut about the head He was taken home to No. 3lO East
Tenth-st.
This evening the eighth annual festival and
concert of the sunday school Of St. AIMS Church will be
held at Steinway Hall; The entertainment embraces
music, rccitatons, aud dialogues
This morning the pedestrians Miles and Could
ing were continuing the effort to exhaust each other
for the qualification OF the sake Of few lockers on and
the possession OF small purse.
Mrs. Mary Field, native of Ireland, aged j5
years yesterday found dead in bed In her apartment
in the rear OF No "a Cheryst Death supposed to have
been the result OF lnemperance.
Alliance Ral Iub ,yiU rIau
for the season Wednesday afternoon. April 20 at p M
ON their former ground. corner of sixtythrdst and
Ihird-aye Members OF the fraternity are invited to
participate.
Two boys Martin Miller and Walter Van
glOway qnareed yesterday. the market at the corner
in the side with knife causing u severe wound. The
sailant WAS arrested
james Carney, employed in LObe's distillery,
at the OF Thirty thlrd-st. and Tenth-ave was
caught IN some OF the machinery, yesterday and seri-
ously injured lie taken to his residence. No 339
West Twenty -slNthst.
Frank Sabilins, United States Internal
Revenue officer while engaged yesterday in watching
knney's dstery; IN West tiity MN s was set upon BY
three rutians and beaten until nscnslDe He taken
home 10 No 81 Iestcrst.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice shahdley officer Charles Wilson OF the
18th Precinct complained Of Daniel j. Underhill and
Richard Murray for cruelty beating horse in Fourthst
Underhl found bail to answer. Murray was discharged
Miles ODonoyan, residing at No. 1l3 Grand
ST. Wilamsbargh while engaged yesterday IN removing
acarboy OF Nitro IN the store OF James T. Holiday, at
face and body by the bursting Of tine vessel He was
taken To Bellevue Hospital.
An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmer at
Bellevue Hospital Yesterday over the body OF waerly
Mansberger. German woman "a years old. Deceased
admitted to the Institution, few days ago suffering
from a tumor in the neck and died from suiTOcaton
caused by foreign substance obstructng the laynx
While Mrs. Miller of No. 43G East Seven
tceuth-st. crossing Thrdaye. at Nineteents yes
arms size was knocked down aud by a butcher
cart driven by Jacob Gudot. Mrs Miller was seriously
and her child fatally Injured They were conveyed home
by the police.
An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmcr |
yesterday at No. 80 Spring ST. over the body OF Patrick
pulled out one OF the stove legs his parents apartment
and kettle of boiling water was thus empted upon aln
scdiug him very badly about the body from The elect
which lac dicd on sunday.
The Rev. George T.. Hare, ID. d., will preach |
the annual sermon before the american and Foreign
Pauls ~ H. Church. OF Fourthayc. aud Twenty
SerSay 0p % be- held I'm Stenway Hail Ad
dresses may expected from several eminent diYines
Mayor Hoffman received the following letter
yesterday from who doubtless believes Two live
elk ,Ie better than one dead Cynoeephalus; ., ,so
You nav ,al rr, epr' stranger should you.
sS . 70 9q m @ A . rs'Il ls to s s,s ss' o e. & rs 'Ss Sa
sSor ~ |ooS , 'E and % %n g gS.9" ss Ps esss, ss,c
The schooner james NJ. Waterbury of New
York commanded by Capt. George Brooks leaves this
port for Anroyis today Her officers and crew are Oh
Brooks has fairly won his captains certificate having
me oUs5 30 sycs, yfSs OF re bs waeTSupy
drawn up by colored notary public, MI william
T.. Powell Of tins city.
The Board of Aldermen, yesterday, laid over
rcinonstrance nom property owners against paving
Maidon-lane with tho Ncolsop pavement; concurred
with the resolution nom g oat1 h or oI nra. in certain
streets OF the city for 80 years, AnI appointed inoas
In Tentiaye between one hundred aud fifty second and
onehundred andsiXty,tbrdsts; were ordered 10 DO
paved with the Fisk Concrete Pavement
fIt. l.. bn IIuHSnn River
Railroad depot at St. Johns Park, demanded yesterIay
morning increase Of wages which was already W
and the strikers commenced wantOm destruction VI the
wheelbarrows, picks &c used about the building quiet
promise 10 receive a. 20 day the present week and ~ 80
day thereafter Martin sehwarz was strIeE Vn tGe
sble but soon recovered.
The Board of COuncilmen referred to the
Committee Street Openings yesterday resolutions IN
necessary legal measures extend Firstaye by widen
ing Acnst 2S feet on the west side to Its 1@ne rune
Houston to Divsonst, be wldened ana sxennra s 70 70
y that % resolution spa to pave
welfthst from Sixth to 6eventhave with tue hlcoson
Pven To- the Mutual Gas Light Company mains
and pipes IN this city for period Si years oet cor ths
and other sbordlnaes Of the Common Council was again
laid over the Board OF Audit yesterday John Pottts
tors department considered and decision reserved
Mr.. Waterhouse Hawkins delivered the third
lecture OF his course Natural History at the cooper
Hall last evening the particular topic being what the
eetrer ranked as The Third Glass OF the Animal Crea-
tion-Brds" The principal design pt the lecture was TO
demonstrate the exstence OF uniformity Oh pmh eh
tending throughout the animal Kingdom Ihs pont was
Illustrated by u number OF drawings skiilfully made on
the showing the gradual development OF the
bird from the egg the perfect animal ana the eener
resemblance OF Its different organs and especially s
skcleton TO those OF reptiles aud nshes AS te latter
had beon exhibited Ia the previous lectures of
the course. the lecturer also illustrated tne ,enr 9.
ferences OF which distinguish the dlner-
ferent families OF birds. according as the{ arc
designed 20 dy, to walk to wade or 10 swim Inc ec
tnrep also showed drawings OF several now
~ hrds Including gigantic ostrich OF