New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
HOME NEWS.
THE CITY.


In need Of funds.
Some eight OF nine policemen were tried yes
lerday before the Commissioners.
Sarah Morgan was found dead in her char han
yesterday No 500 West Twentyhtth-st Coroner nee
nan has been informed
A erand Organ Exhibition and Concert Will
take place in the springst Presbyteran Nhurcn "'"'
Narick-st., Oh Friday evening next ~ CLOCK
The dead body of an infant was found yes,
to-day In cigar box. on the edge Of piece OF "o'u "
Ohe-hundred.a and thirty second-st. and NHth-a'''
Capt Alexander Mcleod recently re eSsS ReC.
was last evening reelected Captain OF Co - ~ 7'
nent, n. G. 3. N y, Major James Hunter pfes"iuS,
1t is said that the reckless manner N W oa5
stone + Seies 1 or the Of the police
An infant. about four days old, was vas. 19linu
yesterday morning IN the hahHay ~ io,ets of C9ri,
and committed 10 the care u VAC N'N'
lies and Correction ~,
John Walters n member OF insurance IalIo,,
No q on Tuesday evening fcil through l'e naonWS
No lO7 sufOikst., while the OuboIia hH' WI "''' ' ~
eelved severe scalp-wound. -
Michael Darcy, a laborcr was Yesterday badly
injured Oy stone filing upon ms reg ~ IHS lie
was taken 20 Bellevue Hospital
The new upper Washington Market, ut the
corner Of WASHINGTON and BanstS VII be oReneu LOT
business ON saturday next. lh's VIII p' bi'''
nienCe tor those residing up Town.
The steamer Champion and Inc schooner
Nathaniel attached for debt yesterday M ny
piOn for 81, 900 and the Nathaniel for 500
The steamers Providence and Bristol of the
Bristol Lane. having been handsomely rSiiIe3 troG
Dut win resumo their trips ON Monday, March To- Inc
freight prOpellcrs viii then be withdrawn
A diamond cluster pin, containing - matt
carat stones is az the Iwetie INST f9Ase sIou MI
lng an owner. was pledged 80 Patrick Callahan l9h
shop in siXteeuths by man who SAID ne louhu II lh
TwentysecoudAt
The employees of Post Office Station o. cor
ner of Avenue and SiXtl, presented Mr. g > foDns'
tlmony Of their appreciation Of his merits ExJudSc
Penney made the presentation
Marshal Tappan of The Mayors Office sent, a
letter 90 Superintendent KENNEDY Yesterday canhs ms
Nshere sfrurs i'm the civ arc induced 10 bet cards
and arc robbed Of thoir money.
In the IT, :. Commissioners Office yesterday,
Mnrtsch julius scott aud Peter Nualy, accused by A.
Eistant Inspector Doty OF removing - barrels Oh Sp'S
contrary 10 law, were discharged.
The Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick have elected
officers for the ensuing year rs follows: President J4dsc
John r. Brady NcePrcdents Eugene Kelly ana JONI
bayage Treasurer, Wln NhleslGs seS'Tt,aiSi ',ii's
Reid. This is one Of The oldest 81 lush-Nu'Ie"h so-
oictcs.
Collector Bailey ordered the seizure, on Tues
day night OF fOur dStcrie and Ccuying house loca
Vet Whether these sczurcs wcio the result Of paPabe
Violations of the law or technical irregularities i'll ler
management.
On Tuesday evening the Rev. 4. A. Reinke
OF the English MOTayau Church ~ THIS city was presented
With gold cronometcr cost ug by mis- Practitioners
aud friends who gathered in large numbers at the par
tonage, in West Twenty third st. The occasion bers ms
birthday anniversary.
Five half-bumcd candles, which had appa-
rcntly ist been cXtin.ui~hCd, found yesterday
Fncks liquor store Nc 81 VaritE-st The door had been
forced open aud an attempt had obviously been maze 10
IRE the place by some unknown person
The first of q coupe OF three lectures, TO be
gwen at the North Baptist Church. corner Of Christopher
and BedforSls, viii be given inns evening ny the heE;
The other lecturers will be the Rev Dr. Boil and the Rev
Mr. ClefbOrn.
Coroner Schirmcf held an inquest al Bellevue
Hospital Sesteray on the body Of john Callahan an
IRISH abOrC AGED % years, who died from the etcct OF
injuries received tie 20h tt mass of coal having
fallen upon him While at worh az the so MANDATORY at
tic iOOt OF Last TWcnttttst.
Police Surgeon Hiram 4. Pooler was recently
presented 10y The widow and children OF the late Police
Commissioner John G. Bergen. with very handsome
aud complete ease Of surgical instruments ~ an SH1
Commissioner Bergen The casc bears suitable lnScnp'
ton.
An inquest was held Yesterday NV Coroner
Rollins, the foot OF GauseV corts NOrth River, over
The body of "a fouDd drowned At that place. From
Mas Afro and that ne was resident OF Providence, r.
The coroner has sent teieIam 10 that place request
his friends and take charge OF the body
At the regular monthly meeting of the Fire
,cr for he month az Feiriery was nresented shown
the total humber OF fires during that month have beer
81 The whole number Of alarms Was Is The tuta
number Of building. destroyed WAS Is Twenty fire.
discovered and eNtiuguished 10y individuals duriu
The same time. communication WIS received nom TN
Tho Commissioner the fact that the vessels Sophie
Electra anchored OF Tie NewJGScy shore, were Nolat
citizens by keeping upward of 80 Of gunpOwder O
boa le
20 attend 70 the matter
Capt. William Bradford. Supervising Inspector
~ Steamboats, for the Second District Of New York ma
been reviewing Charles BssoDotte Pilot OF IN,
C. Vanderbilt. whose license revoked by the
Local Board of Inspectors account OF the collision Of
that vessel with the Dean Richmond, on ne Hudson
River September last. Mr. bradford rcuafKS that the
collision could have been prevented by either pilot had
he but stopped his boat when he saw That the other was
wrong course Instead OF this each pilot seems 10
have considered That having sounded signal whistle, lie
hadsdOne ms whole duty ana BON Wenl deliberately on
until the collision became inevitable He decides there
fore that the licenses Ot tie pilots 81 both vessels be re-
voked ouly punishment 10 them for reckessnoss,
but warning 70 other captains, engineers and pilots
the conduct Of their vessels
The Union Printers Of this city are requested
at the Xth Ward Hote, corner OF BioOine aud
Of forming Printers lie Insurance Association. ii is
proposed that 500 or loo members IN good standing pay
into the hands of Board OF Trustees the sum Of $
zach TO be deposited ~ some sound bank and at the
IN Typographical lhl9h' ue sum OF 500 or SlO1O De
made pay able 20 the widow heirs Of deceased and i'm.
nedaty Thereafter OF a. soon as practcae IN assess
ment OF 81 he laid each OF the members for the pur-
pose OF keeping the fund up 10 the standard Several
doing well The scheme is feasible one, and deserves
The careful consideration Of al printers with families.
Abraham Petch iginators Of the present
Inent The circular has been signed by large number Of
nrstclass typos.
A meeting of ladies and gentlemen interested
IN providing home fortho destitute widows andmothers
~ deceased soldiers aud sailors held last night at
Tire Fifiltavenue Hotel MI james eros, occupied the
chair The object OF ibis meeting was 10 enlist the aid Of
influential Ettcutu Ih out INC uta kh OF unl-
Der ~ ladies' VINO, FOR tame past, have been holding
weekly meetings. C,pOndng With prominent citi-
xeus and using al other available TO public
encouragement The only business transacted last night
ss the appointment Of various cOnnitt,es, which
composed OF some valued citizens. II is the
ilentlOn Of the newly organized association 10 mold
National Pair, al which each state shall be- represented.
Inc proceeds OF the Fair be applied TO the building OF
Home for the worthy class Of suit ring poor alluded 10
sboye The project has the hearty sanction Of me Chef
Justice of the United states the members OF Congress,
irrespective OF party; OF Gems Sherman Meade sheridan
Anderson, Fremont; al the prominent officers of the
navy and OF Influential citizens frOa all parts u The