The New York herald., 1868-06-29

INJURED IN FIGHT.-A man named Charles
Lyons OF No. 3os East Thirty-dfth street. was taken
to Bellevue Hospital last night from injuries received
In fight.
ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-At ten O'Clock yesterday
morning Honora Fitzgerald, OF No. varick street,
was badly beaten by her intoxicated husband who,
it is charged, threw her from third story window of
the said premises. She was badly injured.
Run OVER BY A STREET CAR.-Yesterday morning
Minnie Temple residing In Fiftieth street, near
by No. Al at the Of Fftieth street and Sec
Ond avenue. The woman was taken to Bellevue
Hospital by an onicer of the Nineteenth precinct.
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.-Mchael Prender.
gast, Of 100 Washington street. was arrested by on
Ger Hayes of the Twenty seventh precinct, on the
charge of violating the Excise law, and Justice
Bowling held him to bail to answer before the Court
OF General Sessions.
RAILROAD AcCIDENT-About five O'Clock yester-
day morning, as the express train Of the Hudson
River Railroad was coming through the cut at Fort
Washington, the engineer, John Wheeler, fell from
the engine and fractured his skull The train was
stopped by the fireman and the man taken on. He
was subsequently cared for at Mount sinai Hospital.
A BAD FIX-A man named Nathan Prout was
arrested yesterday on his arrival in this city from
Providence. A despatch having been received at
Police Headquarters that Prout had committed
grand larceny in Providence, he was arrested on the
information thus obtained. He had s26 on his person
when taken, and now awaits the arrival or the
Rhode Island authorities.
TWO MEN STABBED.-John Connolly and Michael
Driscon are residents of No. 81 Mulberry street.
Last night an alteration occurred between them
the stoop OF the premises, when both drew knives
and commenced vigorous use OF them. Driscol
molly cut on one OF his ears Officer Mclaughlin,
of the Sixth precinct, arrested both men and locked
them up. Neither Is dangerously wounded.
/ REvERDY JOHNSON EXoNERATEs Dr. NAPHEGYI--
Some months ago report to the effect that one DR..
hadf nf
Johnson and thereby obtained the sum OF $50 600,
went the rounds Of the press and shortly after let
ter from the accused was published In the HERALD
In which he requested the pubic to suspend their
Judgment until the case had been tried before a legal
tribunal. The trial resulted In the honorable dis
charge OF Dr. Naphegyi, an1 the Hon. Reverdy John
son now declares himself perfectly satisfied OF the
Doctors innocence.
THE CHINESE EMBAssY.-On Saturday evening the
Chinese Embassy were elegantly entertained by Mr..
william Butler Duncan at his residence in Fifth
avenue. The party'which sat down to dinner num-
bered about twenty-five persons including the dis
tinguised Orientas and the Messrs. Burlingame,
Brown, Evarts, stewart, Cunard, Ward and Judge
Robertson The meal was most socable one and
without ceremony. Yesterday the Embassy, having
declined an invitation to dine out remained In
secuson at the quarters in the Westminster, resting
after the fatigue Of the week, and In the evening
| took the seven O'Clock train for washington.
| A BRACELET TRANsAcTIoS.-Aw woman named Mary
| Ann Beach was arrested yesterday morning by an
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preferred against her by Mrs. Anna Gilman. Both
parties were passengers board the Henry Chaun-
cey which vessel arrived In this port from Aspinwall
only short time previous to the arrest OF the prs-
oner. against whom charge Of having stolen a
bracelet was preferred. On being searched IL is
said the case In which the bracelet was enclosed
was found on her. She had also 1920 IN twenty
dollars gold pieces, together with quantity OF Silk
which is supposed TO he smugged. The prisoner
has been held for the present
ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES FROM TIE KEYSTONE
AND AMERIcus CLUBS OF PHILADELPHIA.--A COM
mitiee OF the Young Mems Democratic Union Club
of this city met yesterday delegation Of the Key
stone Club OF Philadelphia, and arrangements were
made to receive guests Of the Union the members
OF the Keystone Club. committee from the Union
Club will leave this city on Friday for Perth Amboy,
where the Philadelphia organization VIII arrive at
seven O'Clock in the evening" and thence escort them
TO this city and TO their headquarters on Eighth
street and Broadway. The Americus Club OF phila-
delphia have also been invited TO come TO New York
with the Keystone. An organization OF soldiers and
sailors will Join In the reception.
PROGRESS OF THE BRIcKLAYERs STRIKE.-The
bricklayers are still strike and according 10 the
latest report, intend fighting out their difficulties
with the master masons on that line II II
takes all sammer. The strike commenced
| on Monday last, and during the past week
meetings were held for the purpose OF completing
organization, which now comprises about eighteen
hundred men, The brcklayers are desrous Of re
ducing the hours OF labor 10 eight and are willing
in order 10 accomplish that end, 20 allow reduction
OF wages from So to 81 so per day. Various trade
organizations have offered TO assist the brckayers
the plasterers having already contributed the sum o
So 600, and agreed 10 furnish the sum Of $4,000 pei
| month II necessary. There II no doubt, however
| that some satisfactory arrangenent WIN be ar.
rived nj in the course Of the present week. Several
master mgsons have already acceded to the terms
| proposed by the bricklayers.