New-York tribune., 1868-11-12


Senior A. b. Medina, the Secretary of Legation
~ peru reports the reception of s5s7 g. in aid of the
sufferers by the earthquakes In Peru aud Ecuador
Mr.. De Cordova will give his humorous lee
ture on " Inc SpiatiS aV oai"tos"' "' A'" ~ '
tins evening
Dr. Martin instructs class in light gymnas.
tics at the Harvard Room, In sxth-ave on Monday ana
Thursday evening OF each week
The south side of the approach in Westches-
ter County TO the Harlem Bridge is TO be ornamented
with iron railing surmounting solid wall oil masonry.
The New-York and ew-Hayen Railroad
Company have made arrangements to se tickets ana ~
check baggage at Wlamss Bridge to all stations on tne
line Of the road.
The Third Union Cooperative Building Socilc
ety will meet this evening ut Farmers Institute, No 40
Ludows and listen to an explanation Vi the pilhelpes
Of cooperation.
An Injunction against the performance OF
After Dark at the Bowery Theaer has been obtained
by Mr. Palmer Of Nibos Garden, who claims TO possess
tie sole right to produce this drama in America
Democrat, in payment of wager, yesterday
started from No 70 Nnth-st foot pilgrimage TO New
Haven Conn where the Of the wager require That
he should arrive on Saturday
John Hall, workingman, was badly injured
Yesterday by the explosion Of furnace In the IRON iou
derry No Gil East seveneenth'st The building was not
damaged
James s. Roberts, residing at No. 968 East
Thirty fourhst last evening received severe woun1
the head from unknown person AT the corner OF
Thirty and secondaye. takento Bene'
vue Hospital
While Elizabeth Mcclure, living at No. 1913
Westinghouse was collecting coal cinders I'm Exchange
place her clothing caught fire. and her hands and ess
burned in shocking manner she was relhOVeu
to Bellevue Hospital.
Last evening Company b of the 22d Regi-
ment, Captain commanding Thomas H. Cullen, ceIepIa'
ted the seventh anniversary OF their organization Dy
reunion at the Regrmental Armory in Fonrteenth-st
Speeches were made songs sung, ana COLLATION. par
taken Of
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest at No "a
Hepry.st Yesterday over the body Of George Kane,
native of ireland. aged 30 years whose body was iouhd
was fireman tug, left Pier No. !, ~ r, OIL the 2'th
ult, and was not again seen aliVe.
This evening at Washington Hall, Harlem
complimentary testimonial is TO he given to Mr William H.
Pope, by number Of the most prominent citizens res,
dent in the upper section OF m tn M G nn wV T WSu be s
political campaign
A meeting will be held tomorrow at p. M,
at the Office of Chancellor Ferris III ine nnauS U me e
feasibility OF organizing and sustaining an American
Pathological Society. Many OF the leading Ingulsts oi
this city and elsewhere have expressed their intention 10
be present.
Early Yesterday morning, James Gray re-
in the saloon the latter at tho corner OF stanton aud
Mansln sts., over game OF cards aud smith struck
wound. smith fed, ard has not yet been arrested
Gray was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
The first Union Cooperative Building Asso-
citation met at No Ludlowst last evening, to take ac-
ton the proposed resignation OF the Treasurer Jehh
W. Farmer Ihe committee apPo,ntep 70 & oynol a. y,
servo another year Tie receipts Tor tho s'eiuAB
amounted to ioi7 30 the largest sum ever received at one
meeting.
The Board of Aldermen met ut p. m, yes
terday by special call. the President Alderman Conan,
In the chair. resolution was laid over 10 increase the
salary OF the keeper OF tie Cy Han to 500 per anngn
BY resolution, the Street Commissioner WAS directed 10
pair aud t up the rooms formerly occupied by tue
County Clerk FOR the use Of the Law Library Tho Board
then adjourned.
At the meeting Of the Fire Commissioners
for the past month amounted to t3bss SO. Chief End
Kingand reported that n OF the res dnfing the
month were discovered and eXllngulsned by mI5iduai
companies There Go fires during the month, q stu
aa, sotaIy Destroyer, S tl aud e. slightly damaged
Dr. Hayes the well-known Arctic explorer,
will address the members Of the American Geugfaphcnl
new and elegant rooms In the Cooper Institute
view the progress OF Arctic discovery The address 0i
e @ d SE R s is s lar ~ Known at Inc present. d
Gov. Scott, United States Senator Sawyer.
Gen j. W. Harrison, and W. = Hase Of south Caroline
arrived in town yesterday and at the Astor llou
Capt sweeney aud Lieut.. Mitchell Of British Arm
and Dexter H. Foett OF Boston are al the fith Avcnr
Hotel The Hon. Ulysses Mcrcur, N. G. aud the lion.
the ST. Nicholas Hotel s.r {. Watson of Inglar
is at the Westminster Hotel.
Tho Police Commissioners yesterday tried the
following members Of the force Thomas NJ cknzic OF the
Forty.nith Precinct charge. taking ring from the
same. The officer compromised by returning The
John Mea CHER for assaung driver owen Maloney,
Tenth Precinct assault and abusive language and John
OConnor Seventeenth Precinct for making dshonordbe
6nicer syddei Of The Fortyeghth Precinct was also
tried. the charge against him being that he, with several
accompces, had robbed the orchard and pumpkin vines
Of Mrs. Bergen.
BROOKLYN.-P T. Barnum will lecture this
evening OH money Making"
The Rev. A. A. Willetts will lecture on
mental Dyspepsia" In the Presbyterian Church,
OF Atlantic and Bondsts. this evening.
Thomas Johnson, aged 81 years, was brought
before Justice Denar yesterday on the charge Of rob
OF S52. johnson was committed for hearing.
Detective Frost, yesterday, arrested Henry
Indg, aged n years, on the charge OF larceny lt
l.. DE EscoraAa, merchants New York, and obtained
five boxes Of sugar valued ut $50 Tie stolen property
was recovered by the officer making the arrest lndig
was committed for hearing
The United States Court Of the Eastern Dis
tric organized before Judge Benedict yesterday
ss grand Jurors: Henry 4 Kent. Foreman William g.
Ross William Dgnning, W Il. Hustler Arthur " benson
Levi u: Sheets. Edward htearns Charles b. Caldwell
VIM. II. Little Anthony GiiEinson' j. NJ fuller :. 81
Cowperthwaite, and Charles 3 Baldwin After brief
charge by the Judge, the jury retired for deberaon
Mr.. Henry Hannah, who was shot by bur |
glar at the residence Of his fathernaw Nir. McGTath
the OF Thirdaye and Fifty second St, Mon
mO swoen and Ss surgeon has us far been unable
TO extract tho ball which entered the left cheek and
by the burglar was found on Fonthve and is nov al
the Forty Eighth Precinct Station House IN tourthaye
loaded; two discharged The burglar still at large
In the Brooklyn City Court, yesterday, an
action for false imprisonment was Instituted by Chas
uDderh against John W. Mitchell and VIM Oldenrlng |
II appeared from tho evidence that Mr. Underh was
sick with rheumatism at tho time he arrested, and
bed refused let wife sec him. or even 10 take
shawl TO him which she had provided The reason
The Court said that the defendants responsbe
for any unusual acts of the police after arrest but he
and that In regard TO their usage OF prisoners tho police
OF both cities needed looking after verdict OF 500
damages was rendered for plaintiff
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