New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
THE CITY.

broadway is rel aVcu from inc DatteTy 10
COurtlandtSt
The Irish Republic is vigorously supporting
the nomination of Grant and Colfax.
The Rev. f. G. Holland well known an
thor the discOvcrer OF the Rhus wine which is made
from the berries OF the sulnac,
Ann Flanagan was seriously injured on Tues
day by cask of liquor rolling ON her from cart sue
taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
The Police Commissioners heard SO com
pants yesterday against members OF the fOrce none O
which were important
Henry Sharp's glass staining mandatory at
No I49 East Twenty damaged by fire last
evening TO the amount Of 500. Insured.
The Revenue officers have recently seized
which one Of the City Fathers is said TO have pecuS
interest.
little girl, six years of age, was, found 10y
the police wandering in the streets, ON Tuesday evening
and could only ten that her father keeps aGerbeer
saloon IN Fitythirdst
Mr.. A. b. Van Nest, a merchant of Allen
pocket Nothing has since then been heard from him,
and ms friends fear foul play
The Hon. Arson Burlingame and his assocl-
ates of the Chinese Embassy have accepted an invitation
to public dinner, be gwen by number OF prominent
men in tins city, on the 2jd INST
Resolutions will be adopted, at the meeting
efforts made To defeat the appropriation TO raise INC
wreck Of the steamer SCOTLAND
Ii is said that most of the Democratic dele
CATIONS from the different States the Fourth Of July
Convention to be held in this city are negotiating for
quarters ut the principal hotels.
Among the Scota's passengers are ID. GrOes
9e sdSo AMI o oy nd b Se q CbendeD aud WIFE O.
FabbTicotJe and servant. and II. s. Jafiiay.
Michael McDermOtt, a native of Ireland, Fl
years of age fell from scarold the building az
the corner of Tcnhave aud Fory-sccondt yesterday.
and was dangerously injured. He was removed 10 81
Luke's Hospital.
Sydney Seeley, a carpenter, residing at No.
63 Fhst fell from the fourth story to the basement 81
Stewards new building, at the corner OF ia am
moved TO Bellevue Hospital.
Friendship Division No. 1903, Sons of TEN
perance, Of the largest and most Influential divisions
I'm the Methodist Church in Thruethst, between Eighth
and Ninthaves
Baron" Fisk, who distinguished himself
during the siege of Fort Taylor has leased the f1ith
Avenue Theaer for 10 years. The building Is to be en-
argcd and rcdccorated John Brousham is to run It, 30
says Talk about Town
Benedict's Time Table FOR June is as replcte
with railroad and steamboat time tables The az
cuTacy Of which has been long favoraDy tested II also
contains usual an amount Of Information when must
prove useful To every traveller.
The TirG Field and Farm is now published
Semweekly. As sporting paper 1t Is unriyaled Think
pose s TO the disgusting practice Of prizeghti6g It's ed
tor positively refuses 10 notice such events.
Patrick Madden, an Irish laborer, while
walking the track OF the Hudson River Railroad. yes
teday, at Eighethst, struck 10y the locomotive OF
an express train and so badly injured that he died IN
Coroner Schrmer held an inquest yesterday
the remains Of male infant, found in tho hallway
of No IS Carropacc death having been caused by sur
location. The parentagc Of the child could not be DIS
covered nor could any clue to those VINO had lett the
corpse IN the hallway DC obtained
Roswell Whiteman, a guest at the COntinen
tai Hotel was robbed of $50 by Annie Murphy and Chas
Thompson, while asleep in the woman's room. Thompson
was arrested yesterday and was locked up for trial he
having confessed his guilt aud that he was concealed IN
Anne's room. The woman euded arrest.
The following is the record OF Bellevue Hos
pa from the 3Oth day OF April up 10 the 29h Of May IN
births a. discharged 4sg deaths fC at present in hos
pita Coz OF the q bodies taken to the Morgue IL
recognized, and taken away by friends.
The ObseQuies of the late Commissioner Nc
Murray sOemnized yesterday III the Dutch Re
formed Church. corner OF Broadway and Twentyhrstst
number OF distinguished cltlxens were present The
Bcys. Messrs. Thompson, Dr. Matthews, aud Dr. Gal
laudet took part in the ceremonies The remains
inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
Mayor Hoffman has called the attention of
the citizens Of New York 10 the resolution Of the
Council recommending that the flags all public build
ings placed nalfnast, &C. the day Of the funeral
ceremonies Of eXPrcsdent James buchanan 18th inst.
and requests that the recommendation be complied with
as far as possible.
The Governor has signed the bill for the
formation of Pneumatic Dispatch Company in this city.
1ofk ana Bro"kyh ana under the waters ot The Norm
and East Rivers Pneumatic letcr.bo5es VIII take the
place Of the present amppO5t boxes The work Is to DC
commenced Immediately.
An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmcr, at
No. l3 West Thirtyiiftst, yesterday the
OF the infant child Of Emma Warrington, an unmarried
woman. The death Of the child was found 10 have
suited from asphyEia caused hy being Overland By the
mother soon after birth verdict Ia accordance with
the above facts was rendered
James MallOy Of Forty seventh ST and Marks
place and Michael Riley Of No 49, Firstaye, quarreed
and Riley was struck the left teiuple by Maoy.
ceymg a dangerous wound; Malloy was arrested aud
locked up In the Mercerst Police Station. Tho injured
man was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
The Revolution for this week continues in its
peculiar spirited way 10 discuss the leading qucstions Of
the day. Train makes his appearance In lis familiar
r., "a COTrCkIOuueLtS
ideas through this liberal medium subjects requiring
advanced opinions to render them acceptable The Zero
tuition" OF course lays claim To the most unreseryed sup
port Of the Ladies'.
The derckmen of this city, following the
example of most Of then brother a6oreIs are about TO
augurate strike" for advance Of 25 cents per day
upon present rate OF " as day OF nine hours
special meeting Monday evening next for the
purpose Of fixing upon the time for Inauguratng the
movement.
The Fire Commissioners met Yesterday. Gen.
Smaller In the chair. Mr. kingsland reported 4G fires
during last month; - buildings slightly damaged and
two totally destroyed fires extngu.hed By private
companies The Board resolved 10 make tho harnesses
to Engine Company No 20 the standard for future use
and That all the harnesses be made 10 conform
TO this standard.
Clara Young, an abandoned woman, at
tempted suicide by eapng into the North River from the
cued by Policeman Capp who dyniDg her purpose had
followed Der from Mests, and arrived just in time
prevent the act The woman refused to tell the motive
that prompted her to attempt sefdestruction but de-
cared that on fcgainlng her liberty she would make
Police Station, and yesterday Justice Hogan committed
her to the OF the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
IectiOn.
The Board of Education adopted a resolu-
ton last evening requesting tho Controller TO place 10
their credit the Of 100000 for various school pur
poses; referred q resolution calling for better equal.
ZatOn of the number Of scholars the schools passed
resolution approprating S55,803 to erect "a colOred
schOObOuse IN West Forty rstst awarded the contract
for repairing Grammar Schools Nos. 10. IS, and
Weeks Abbott for s0060 and, after very long debate
on resolution 10 close tho schools o'clock u.
each day from June Is TO July a. which ended In tablng
he same, the Board adjourned
The sessions of the Grand Lodge +. and A.