New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
HOME NEWS.
THE CITY.
Police arrests last week, l,522.
Citv mortality last week, ABB.

lDe Inulcn OF inc vi O"i"h Dl"''N
has been scaped, and is to be torn do"n
The Seventh-ave. property holders are again
kicking against the Stafford pavement Jop.
Mass-meeting of journeymen tallors Son on sat sat
urday night at No 10 Stanton-st, to orgahe Nc" sop
Cbas X Tuckerman, esq, L. ). Minister TO
Greece, sailed by the French steamer on SATURDAY
The Eighth Ward police have removed 10
the intersection Of Prince and Woostersts'
The Common Council met in Albany on Sat
urday, if al all. e..
Marshal Tappan, of the Mayors office, grant
ed 172 licenses last week, and collected siJ3
Capt. Nathan Darling, an old Mexican officer,
died on Friday, at the age Of &C years.
Fare on the Stonington line to Boston ana
Providence is 10 be reduced 81 after today
The framework extension of the Post-Oflice
on Nassaust. was completed yesterday
The Savannah Steamship Company announce
two steamers a week during the Summer
The Slate Roofers held n meeting on Saturday
evening heSociey now numbers 30 members
Michael McMenomy died suddenly last even
ing at No. go Avenue A.
John b. Cough speaks to the BuTchard Lite
rary Association on Tuesday evening on HABIT
John Clabby, two years old, fell from hlth
story window ofthe rear building No 29s Mottst' ana
was dangerously Injured
The New-Jersey Railroad Co. have a gang
OF work between Newark ana NeW-hoTh, putting
| their road in fine order.
The Eagle Base Ball Club will open play for
the season at IIoboken tomorrow w H. Norton Is thc
! President OF the CluD.
The family of Mr. J. B. Hastead, lately de-
ceased have received 400 the contributions OF his late
associates Of the Post once Aid Association.
The body of an unknown man was found
floating In the East River at the foot OF East Nineteenth
| st., and conveyed to the Morgue for identification
The furniture and fixings of another hotel
the St. George. Thirythirdst and sxtave-lell uhuer
| the auctoneer's hammer ON Saturday
A fair in aid of the proposed new Church OF
the Holy is to be opened to-day at the Everett
Rooms
The Hierosolyma Rose Croix Chapter, No. Z,
gave concert saturday evening, at Irving ha' IL
| success.
Models of United States naval architecture
transmitted by the steamer Perelre yesterday Ior
| the forthcoming Maritime Exhibition ut Havre.
The new ships Nebraska and Nevada are to
take tho place Of the Fulton aud Arago which will be sold
| by auction this month
Thomas Fitzgerald was badly injured on Sat
urday. at Pier SO. ls L. r. by pile OF lumber raining
| upon him. Taken to Bellevue.
The Thomas F. Burke Circle Of the Fenian
Brotherhood met on Saturday evening at VI Greeh"ch
| st. Full muster present
A fivc-year old mare, sired by Casslus VI.
Clay, aud raised by Mr. Philip Travis OF WeschestGr
County sold 10 Mr. VIM Lowell OF ms clty recently
for sl2,50O. She is known as The American GIL
| The buildings on the southeast corner OF
| Rroadway and Cedar-st. being demolished. mag
| Equitable Life Assurance Society.
man who registered himself as Mr.. Warner
at the Ncw-Engaud House. 40 80 Bowery. on Sat1r
day evening was found dead In bed Yesterday me de
ceased about 20 OF age and supposed To DC Ter
man. Coroner Schirmer viii hold an inquest
Joseph Clancy, nine years of age, was acci-
dentay drowned last evening by falling INTO the Norh
River from the foot Of Twontysxth,st The body was
recovered and taken TO the residence of MS parents NO
| 81 TenthRye.
Mr.. II. l.. Brannon Of New-Brunswick, \. j.,
while passing through the 0werpart OF the city, on satr
day. had roll Of bills, amoun to S925, stolen from ms
pocket He dIdnot discover his loss until some time after
| the theft committed.
Jeremiah O'Neil, a painter, residing in New
Jersey stabbed in the LEFT breast on saturday night
aud seriously %oHd1I curing d o ~ rscd n.,o
| aud he was then sent home.
Joseph McCunn, residing at No. 42j West
b S sos unRSon IN man recevinS severe
wound while a. IhTiy'ninths,, near ienlnave, Inc m
| Mount Sinai Hospital.
The ladies of the New-York Boarding House
Associations Who are now makae additions TO lLe i1In
bo thankful any article suitable for bedrooms from
5s Ga2 G y % making s2IS ring S@s%s 20 S Sd sss s Rt y
| Broadway, aud amy article Nill be sent for.
Zcbina W. Chase, watchman, became angry
az some boys who were playing on Pier 10. :, North
River. and fired at them with fowlingpiece loaded with
Shot woundng james O'Bren seriously in the shoul-
der The boy was taken home To No IL WashngtOn-st.
Chase arrested and locked up In the bertyst Po-
| lice station.
suicide yesterday, tho second floor 81 No 219 West
Twenty eighth st. by cutting his throat with razor On
seated chair. lclcs, and beside nm the with
which he had committed the act No cause can be as
signed FOR except that he had for time past been
in failing health and was at times rather dePondent in
! consequence.
The Paterson race track has been leased for
i've years llom May to McsSrs Hinchman, Hopper, and
/ Underwood. Considerable improvements projected
"A trnttIs track Is 10 n9 l4a OUT on t.S sne OF Ihe
rce track, ana q hascbaI ground M the center Dr:
Underwood has undertaken thG entire manaSement OF
\ meeting In the Autumn.
At n meeting of the Carvers' Association held
at "a o'clock Yesterday morning in Germania Hall No 29l
was resolved that the wages which were reduced hffcen
per cent at the commencement Of The Winter should be
insufficient employment In the trade the members should
only work eight hours per day.
One Charles III. Brown, with half Il dozen
aliases. who is alleged 10 be horsehief is
now at Police Headquarters II is said that March 10
he stole horse and carriage, valued az $780, belonging To
Mr.. Doremus OF Red Mills, Bergen County, ~ j.. and
sold The property to man In this city, from whom
recovered lie is alleged to have stolen horses and
carriages from persons in Troy, ". " Hartford, Conn,
Huntingdon w., and other places Detective Tilley ar
10 convict him of the hefts.
BROOKLYN.-The authorities are looking
into the sanitary condition Of the city.
The body of an unknown man drifted ashore
at the foot OF South Nnth-st, T. d., on Saturday evening
Mr.. WaterhOuse Hawkins viii repeat his
Of lectures Natural lstoryat Plymouth Church
The Brooklyn Dispensary report, for the
month Of April, $50 cases.
The Brooklynites are moving their stables |
Fifty-scven lost children. found by the Police |
last month Police arrests last week, $50.
The Rev. Dr. Duryca is to have q church !
built on Classon-aye., immediately
The Fifth District Police Court has been re- |
moved TO the corner Of Grand and WyckOtfsts.
The seth Regiment n. Co. will take posses
sion OF their ArmOry. over the Phenx Insurance |
building Courtst., this evening
j. w. =. Walker, being left by the sloop on
which hc employed, without money walked So miles
To his home at StOnybrook, In eleven hours.
A rare and valuable collection of literary
works, including letters &c, has been added 10 the
Library Of the Long Island Institute Society.