New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-02
TIE CITY.

fined in the Albany Penitentlary.
A call has been issued for the formation OF
a Society of the Army OF the fotOmae'
Oneninp Reception of the Young Woman &
uomc No 81 Washingtonsquare, this evening.
p r. Barnum gives his lecture this evening
on {" The Art Of Money Getting" al Greenpoint.
The French steam frigate Semiramis, mount
ing qs guns arrived here yesterday from Martinique.
Superintendent McGregor is in receipt daily
of numerous complaints Of the deficiencies OF buildings
The schooner Montana, from Wilmington, y.
c. arrived in this port yesterday, with gold ore for Der
gen Point.
Mr.. N. C. Meeker will read paper on an
important subject, before the Farmers Nuo thS "4'e
noon at o'clock
Henry Walker was seriously injured yester,-
day by falling IRON box N front OF NO I'2 oeeHe
The old North River steamboat Santa Claus
was recently sunk near Newburgh floating log got be
tween her wheel and side, and was di'eu through no
hull
reunion of the armies of the Tennessee,
Cumberland OHIO and Georgia, Of which there are many
members in this city, will be held at Chicago on the 5th
and 10th OF December next
Edward Farren of No AS West Forty ninth
st. was dangerously injured yesterday by falling from
building at Forty fourth-st ana LeAihs'ohaNe lie
was carried to st. Luke's Hospital
Charles Brown of No 423 Pearl-st., has been
missing from ms home for some days past Information
concerning him may be sent to his wife at the above ad
dress. TO Vincent Dill at No n New-Chambers-st
A New-Haven journal says it is stated that
the New-York and New Haven Railroad VIII sell the
100000 OF increased capital just voted 10 il by the Leg
isature the old stockholders az 20 cents on the dollar
BY referring TO our advertising columns il
may be that for the better accommodation OF up
town residents, the evening Albany ana Troy INC u,
steamers viii land hereafter ut west IhhtyioiI'hs' Nv
q o'clock.
William Eagin, an intoxicated sailor attempted
10 walk through the patcglass window IN 'front.' OF th
drug store Broadway. opposite ST Paus Church, Las
evening, and broke it, The glass was worth $50 Las
arrested
The American Institute of Homeopathy holds
{fc argf uIppf ting iu
day. Thursday ana FRIDAY Of this week A. It's last an
nual meeting which was held IN tins city, there were ~
members present
Jonathan Whitehead, who was arrested OF
Saturday for burglary, and rec0mmitted TO the Twen
tethst. Station-IOuse by Justice Dodge, on SUNDAY
night pried open the door OF Ills cell ana passing INTO '
yard made his escape.
The jOurneymen bakers made no genera
movement Yesterday as there was msunder ,tandlng az
to whether the 90 cents would be demanded forllo
10 hours work. The point will be settled today. aud
decided course resolved on.
The subscription rooms of the American
Jockey Club for the Spring meeting a Jerome IaIk M
900 Broadway, viii be opened Oh Wednesday The races
begin the 9th Mr. Theodore Moss, rs usual VIII haN'
charge OF the arrangements
Policeman John Maher was beaten by party
OF roughs whom he had ordered away from the corner
Fortythirdst. and Tenlhaye., Gu sunday morning Ih'
scOundres fled. The locality is very bad one anu Ire
quentod 10y hard characters
1t is said that confidential clerk in mer.
camille house In this city has been arrested iot eofh
cling 5000 from his employers and scandal says taat u
has ayished that sum on an actress who shortly to r.
appear on the Metropolitan stage
The Association for the Prevention o.
Gambling reports OF policy Shops" IN this city
ceiyng $4,000 day and 1913 public iaro banks IN whcl
the gambling houses OF this city
A locomotive attached to two passenger cars
the secondaye Railroad was thrown from the track
near observation-disclosures. on sunday Afternoon
ably, but seriously injured
The Pendeton Club of the West, numbering
1000 men, and TO be accompanied by a band 81 80
has HIM I
wherein TO meet during tie session Of The Democratic
National Convention at Tammany Hall In FourteenthsL
The Sheriff of the county in Kentucky where
TO he drawn denies that any lotteries 10y smith France
for these mythical concerns 49, therefore an open swind
The sloOp Wasp, Capt. Wash, from Rondont
with cargo OF coal bound 10 BiaSeport 1onn, VA lh
and had her boVsprit and boom carried away. Damage
TO sloop about s2o to ferry boat 800 No person was IN
Mr. Robert McKechnie, late President Of
New.York Typographical Union No g. has been elected
nual session of which l. nov being held In Washington
Ho is the first NewIork printer ON whom th!s honor has
been conferred.
Whit Monday was observed yesterday by the
Germans OF this city general holiday The Germania
Assembly Rooms and the Liederkranz s0cletys Club
House decorated with flags aud streamers The
TO the upper part OF the city were crowded all day with
pleasure seekers.
Coroner Schirmcr held an inquest yesterday
at No f82 Christet over the body Josephine Gartey
"a years Of age, Who about three ago fell INTO the
cellar Of the above premises The jury censured the pro
pTeor OF the premises for not properly securing the en-
trance 10 the cellar.
At the Church of the Paulist Fathers, on
Sunday evening more than 700 children OF the parish
were dressed in white and decorated with floral wrcahs
Fourteen cergymen were present, and the church
crowded to overlooking.
A public temperance meeting will be held
under the auspices OF Andrews Division No 800 : OF
T. in the Alexander Presbyterian Church. seyenthave
near Eghteentbst Tuesday evening June q AZ
o'clock The programme Is unusually Interesting, aud
large audience IS anticipated.
Counterfeit tens on the Marine National Bank
the same plate were the counterfes issued upon the
Highland National Ban, Of Newburgh, n. Y. some time
OF the Cashier Of the Highland Bank
Frank Hartman, George l.. Warwick, and VIM.
WneT We're arrested few d1i ago tS for violating The
az present detained at quarantine The Health officer
discharged them with reprmand, as this their first
ofense, and they were ignorant Of the law.
The Good Intent Fire Engine and Hose Com
pany Of philadelphia arrived In hs city Yesterday after
from the Metropolitan Fire Department 10 the foot OF
Caharine ST. where they took the steamer Tor Hartford
whittier they 90 visit to the remen OF that city
About 800 persons were brought together on
Sunday afternoon at the corner Of secondst and First
70 an openar religious service conducted by tho
England. The reverend gentleman took for his text Ex
ods 3ih CHI 9Th W. and obtained the deep and earnest
attention of his audience for more than an hour.
Uh r9 zayaTe viii make n an e9ear
sion 70 Peeksk whore they will assist in decorating
graves Of soldiers who fell In the late and who
Inferred IN the vicinity The company will leave their
arnory corner OF FOurthst and Broadway, at 81 a. M.
and take the o'clock train for Peeksk arriving there
about u.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning two large
stones fell the skyght OF No. si5 Broadway, where
Pawers great national painting The New Republic"
is now on exhibition and had not been for the extreme
thickness OF the glass they would have pierced the can
vas and ruined the picture IL appears that for
time past worken have been blasting rocks In the
rear OF this building.
At the regular semi-weekly meeting of Baker
Council No II. Of the L. L. A., held last night at their
rooms No. 327 BOwery, resolution was passed and
committee appointed 10 make arrangements for public
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