New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
TIE CITY.

The bodv of a male infant, a few days old,
battery
The Board of Audit, yesterday, called through
caendar OF rs and adjourned there were no re-
EpOndents.
Benedict Mohrle, aged 2S years, was yesterday
found dead in bed at No "a Dyisions from disease OF
the heart.
The Democrats of the Twelfth Ward raised a
banner last evening Ut Thirdave. and Onehundredand-
fOurteenth-st
The body of an unknown man was yesterday
found floating In the North River of Nestryst 1aKeh 10
the MOrgue for Identification
The lying-in wards of the Nursery and
Chd's Hospital arc now open. Women OF approved
good character Will be received.
Francis Fallen, aged Is years, yesterday fell
injured. Taken TO the New-Y0rk Hospital.
Richard Taylor, aged years, yesterday ,f fell
from the roof Of his parents residence, NO 0S meS'
Mr.. w. u. Waddington has been reelected
President y ". stuyvosdut Vice President AID John
r. smith, Secretary, Of the GeOhaId Flie Insurance
Company.
The veterans of the war of 1912 are again
apltiug The question the payment Of pensions TO them
b the Government, aud hold daily sessions at No4 CITY
Hall Place.
The mails for Europe viii close today at
The PostOhce at u o'clock noon; at Stations ana at
M G. ID, aud at 1925 a. H.; ana f. I4'Io a. H.
Thomas Burke. aged Go years, while sleeping
IN chair near second story window Of the house No
SIS Avenue A. fell ont and was seriously injured Iaheh
~ Bellevue Hospital.
Patrick O'Neill of No. 30 Cherry-st yester-
DAY fen mtothe hold the steamship Gulf CITY, lying at
Pier No 20 East River, and was dangerously injured
Taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
A female infant was found on Tuesday night
OIL the pavement at the Of WayeGley ana
Greeue-st, and committed to the care OF the COMMITS
slOueTs OF Charities ana Corrections
Mr.. Peter b. Sweeney, City Chamberlain, has
made return deposit of interest accrued upon the
public moneys III ms heephg Tor me month OF july OF
$3.50 D. The total amount returned IN nine months 10
t76SOo o.
An adjourned meeting of the Fruit Growers
Club will Oe held at to-day, at MI H. L. WhluOeks
No 2i5 Broadway. a spendd show Of tine choicest flow
and fruits is expected. Mr.. Andrew 9 Fuller VIII
read an essay.
The Gas and Steam Filters Protective Ben
eyocn Association gave their second annual picnic and
excursion yesterday at Attorney Park Good music ana
pleasant weather made the occasion one VI enjoyment 10
all who participated.
John VI. Tracy was arrested yesterday by De-
tectjve Temann for having collected nearly $500 belong
ing TO his employer samuel W. Canned OF No II Fourth
ave- and apprOpriang the same. He was locked up at
Police Headquarters.
The Third Union Cooperative Building SOci-
city will meet at Farmers Institute, No AZ Ludow-S,
ths evening, at q O'Clock 10 receive subscriptions ana
new members. member may procure the OF $1,000
for ten years by paying 81 weekly.
Kate Burns, a servant was arrested yesterday
stolen worth Of hunan HAIR from her employer VIM
Dibbee Of No. 8j Broadway. Tho stolen property was
found IN the trunk OF the accused.
The Rev. John T. PInney, Ii. D., sailed for
Liberia, yesterday from THIS city, IA the bark Thomas
Pope. A number Of friends accompanied MI Pnney to
Staten Island. special prayer offered Tor his safe
return, at the noon FultOn-st prayer-meeting.
Yellow fever is reported as prevailing extern
sINe!y III C "a anu % ,ife "est
The ports OF havana SlentngQs sagua ana Curacao are
seriously infected while III Cuba Is said TO be unusually
prevalent in the interior Of tile Island.
At the International Convention of the Young
Mons Christian Association held at Detroit in July, II
resolved to establish bureau for the purpose of ar
ranging courses OF lectures be given by the deres
Associations throughout the United states and Canad&s
The Roman Catholic Church in the Archdio-
NewYOr contributed under the latest call for the
were three individual donations III gold Of $500 SEQ and
$50 ST. Francis Xavier Church contributed the largest
sum- Sl,G67 90.
From July 90 to August 5, 2,734 emgants ar
rvcd 40 this port making total for the year OF rS2s75,
against 4239 arrived 10 same une last year The corr
mutation OF passengers amounted to Sjs52O o. and the
disbursements to $Jlj9O2 40. There Is balance IN bank
at date, OF Nu,2j1 Yj.
Judge Barthol of Baltimore is at the Fifth
Aston House Gen. Geo. A. II. Blake OF the U. 5 Army,
Judge Geo Collier Robbins Of Idaho, the Hon Edward
more are at the Metropolitan Hotel
John Nilsson, aged IA years, whose parents
reside in TLird-lye between Forty second aud Forty,
thId-ss was stabbed last evening in tine breast aud
dangerously wounded by an unknown italian boy, during
an aiteIcaion in Ihrdye The assallant escaped The
wounded boy Was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
the NewY0rk Hospital over the body Of Thomas Hayes
Iongshoreman who died Of pyemla, the result OF in
INN az Pier No. North River. The deceased
i've Of reaud, aged % years, aud resided at No. AZ
ScammClst. -+-'"-.
The recent challenge of the Ward Brothers,
to any four English oarsEon, 70 row an international
match for 5000 a side in either country, may be
agreed upon has met with response nom Mr.. Morton
Price, President Of the Humber Rowing Club, now
visit THIS country, who desires 10 accept the challenge
on behalf Of the Club which he represents r.-z o.
Those of our citizens who are in the habit Of
dispensing their spare change TO the crippled soldier
DrgaIiss may be Interested 10 know that few OF the
GENEROSITY The soldiers are nearly al of them merely
Employees Of the wealthy Italian proprietors Of
the CANS and paid by the day for their services
A number of the friends of the Montgomery
Guards IN this city purchased by subscription,
iet1 MS CIV ON TUESDAY evening Ion lie purpose of max
elegant present for Mr. Gilmore the leader Of the band
that accGpaned the Montgomery Guards the recent
A portion of the Brooklyn property of the
EeW-YOrk Building Lot Association was distributed last
evening 10 the members OF the society the hnal uSrl
bntlih WIZ take pace on next Iuesuay, at the II ~
monte Garden EsseX-st. Competitors must tender 6,ds
Secretary by Monday evening az the latest Tue
amount OF last weeks subscription s7o2 Is. Seven
teen new members were enrolled.
Early yesterday morning Earnest Detz,
German aged 81 years, well Known citizen ana inventor
of new motive power and who did business at No 50
En-St. while temporarily deranged mutated himself III
the abdOnau his residence No. 277 Avenue A. When
discovered he bleeding prOfusey and II is more than
probable hc will die from the effect Of tic wound.
a. SSIgeanI c1C1Afd!n auV OeteCuNe Hlousiu vi
the Eighteenth Precinct Police yesterday arrested Henry
Golger German, aged Il years., WHO, several weeks
since stole $500 FROM his employer RehafG utchlngs
grocer dong business at the corner OF Fifteenth aud
MastcIsts, Philadelphia. Since Geiger has been IN TINS
city led fast life with dlsreputabie female, ana
has spent all the money stolen by him. The accused was
taken 10 Phiadelphla.
At q meeting of the Metropolitan Fire Com
nssioners yesterday. ChiefEugneer Kingsand reported
Is fires discovered aud extnguished by indi idual com
panies IN July There IS fires and As still alarms.
letter was received from the Missionaries OF the Eighth
Ward asking permission TO hold DIVINE services III that
demise Of Gen. Charles q. Hapine was adopted, after
which an adjournment took place
The funeral of the late Gen. Charles G. Hal