New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
TIE CITY.

TIE CITY.
The Ocean Queen brought from Aspinwall
$500 35l 10 in treasure.
The south approach to the Harlem Bridge is
to be fled, curbed, Ragged, and paved.
The steamer Antelope took up 0VO passen-
gers to the camp-meeting at Sing sing yesleIu"y'
The stockholders of the American PhQto-sculp-
ture Society met last evening at No % Last Nine-
teenth-st.
The emplov6s of the Messrs. Appleton will
enjoy their annual picnic excursion toollo" at Dud
iey's Grove.
John Hazlett was found in West Broadway
yesterday, suffering from cholera ana co'eSeu u INC
New-York Hospital
John Goulding the champion 1OOO-mlle pedes-
trian is TO have a complimentary benefit at Congress
Hall tomorrow night
Mr. Thomas j. COnatty has been appointed
Deputy Coll cior for the fOurth lnVeIh"i no'o"uo No
lection District Of this city.
The members of the Irish Brigade Officers Club
will assemble at the 81 Cloud Hotel 10 attend ae uheai
of Gen. Charles W. Halpine, TOMORROW morning.
This CITY furnishes $50 applicants for appoint
ment as supervisors under the new tax law New-1OrK
NAV claim two OF the fifty appointments authorized.
Herman Beeon yesterday attempted to com
mt suicide in his apartment at No Is Amltyst by tax
ing morphine He was removed to Bellevue Hospital
Ambrose Ahearn of No. 16 West-st, en-
poyed laborer on Pier No g. East RIVER yeserday
had his collar broken by grindstOne falling on him.
A banner will be raised this evening at u
o'clock by the Grant and C0fax Club of the Nllth AS
semby District, at their Headquarters No 2l Avenue d.
Lieutenant Howard Waldo has resigned his
poston I'm the 7th Regiment n G.. s. n Y, aud Edward
4. Arthur has been elected First Lieutenant wee Bur
dick resigned.
In this city before the war the highest salary
for male teachers the Public Schools was $500 and
5000 for females AT present 1t is 5000 Tor males ana
1900 for females
An old lady, neatly dressed in black, and
apparently about years OF age taken Yesterday
to Bellevue Hospital by the police having been rendered
insensible by a fall
Bernard Duffy, laborer, was dangerously
ls,yf fTn1u
ner Of Thirty third.st and second-aye. He taken
home to No. 9l9 East Thirty-hfth'st
A passenger by the Ocean Queen is. sick with
g9aqantne There no ground for alarm, however,
there always a few cases every year
One thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven
fire escapes have been erected in the city since jan
and numerous orders were issued during the past month
to landlords TO place them on their tenements'
Michael Neckelberg of No. 173 Delancey-st.,
desires 20 be informed OF the aud residences Of all
persons VINO may have witnessed Avenue b ear run
over him in Essex-st, Clinton, on Tuesday last
The Canal Convention, called by order of the
State Executive Committee 10 assemble at Albany on the
18th lust is postponed until after the Democrats shall
have completed tleirnomnations for state officers.
In the United States Commissioners Office
Yesterday before Commissioner Osborn, Dr. Blaisdc
gave bail in 900 for his appearance when called
answer charge Of procuring ada'its against Collector
Bailey.
One Lisl,nor. aged IA years of No. 121 VII
lett-st, was thrown from beneath the horses
feet yesterday at the corner OF Frankfort ana Nande
Hospital.
In the report Of the Spicer poisoning case,
published yesterday in the verdict Of the jury the pas
sage and in opinion the poison was taken for the
RGtHG;' taken &C. '''' '''''' ''''
Henry Hapman, aged 1G years, of No. 81
Broomest accidentally fel from the h story Of No -
Rvingtonst where he was engaged In putting up iire
to Bellevue Hospital.
Charles Riemenschneder aged % years, of
No. l2i Iadges, yesterday called at thc oIcc oi Dr
proenfiDe prescfpon and While waiting for IT, SUD
denly expired. The body was taken 10 the Morgue.
One John Callahan, who has but recently ar
rived this city from Havana was arrested yesterday
charge Of having framdulenty obtained $50 from
one OF the Havana oanks lie was aITGslt9 on aispsch
Consni-General at Havana.
John Minor Bolts is in this city, and enjoy
ing improved health since his visit To Saratoga. lie
attributes this improvement TO the treatment ne received
IN Saratoga from an eminent physician visiting there,
who old acquaintance Ihe cause OF Ills Trouble
water on the chest.
The Board of Audit yesterday took testi-
mOny In the claims Of the Merchants. Ir"desmeus,
surance Companies, for $3.50 55 the amOunt Of loss sus
tained by them in consequence of the burning Of The
lumber yard Of Baker Wells Coz by the rioters on tc
night Of July 18Th 1863. Tie will be submitted FOR
decision on Tuesday next
Early yesterday morning an attempt was
made TO Gre the premises No II Navereypace occupied
by Mrs Eliza Han a. boarding-house One ire was
discovered among rubbish in old hatTIck at the
foot OF the rear basement stairs ana another IN room IN
an extension OF the building, used as laundry me
Bracket is investigating the matter
Commodore GoldsbOrOugh arrived in town
yesterday and left for Phadclphia IN the evening
Among the arrivals the Bon WIN. T. Chandler wash
ingon at tine Ffthave. Hotel; Judge TBos = Gholson,
Alabama the Hon. II. C. Lord Cluciuuati; Gen. L. =.
Webb Wisconsin, and Gen. r. NJ: B Young Georgia at
the st. Nicholas Hotel Professor j. Carson Philadelphia
Gen Humphreys, L. 5 A. aud the Rev Russell Jones,
Chicago, at the Breyoort House Gen d. W g. Clarke
Washington, at the Westminster Hotel Gen John C. Cox,
Washington, Judge W. T. woodward, Count lichard Do
Bergen Barcelona Spain. and the Hon {. W. Mclean,
North Carolina, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
An adjourned meeting of the Fruit Growers
ASSOCIATION was held Yesterday at Mr. L. L. Whloc's,
No 2I5 Broadway The attendance was large aud many
Introduced Mr Andrew S Fuller who read an instruc-
tive paper advice 90 beginners In fruit culture"
Several fine specimens Of the kltiatinny blackberry
cussion the ensued, Some fine specimens of
fruit and flowers exhibition and attracted much
the next meeting, the PeIsimmon" The meeting
then adjourned.
The Commandant of the eth Regiment, n. Y.
N g., G. H. EmmOns Clark, has Issued General Orders
No. -, IN which he says: The attention OF the officers
and members Of the regiment Is particularly called to
General Orders heretofore issued, prohibiting any mem
Der from attaching the name OF the regiment, III any
form or manner, To any cOmmuhcNu10h 70 any pubic
ber citizen, is at liberty 10 entertain and express his
sentiments upon any Of the topics OF the day. no one has
the right 10 the name Of the regiment, directly or IN
directly an indOrsrmcnt OF his own VIEWS or IN sup
port Of his individual opinions The welfare and good
spOndence OF this character should cease"
A meeting of the New-York Fine Cut To-
baccO Association was held yesterday, ht the AstUr
Many OF the largest manufactures OF the United
States represented resolution, calling upon all
manufacturers Of snu aud tobacco To pack the same IA
conformity with the Internal Revenue law, and
especially urging upon the Commissioner Of lnterna!
Revenue that all indciiOns OF the after the 9tl nst
should he punished; and another, urging upon the Inter
Revenue Department tlc necessity tmt tobacco
manufacturers should be immediately furnished with the
necessary blanks were adopted. list Of Prices tor
tobacco agreed and II was decided that no more
than kinds of chewing, and OF nne-cut smoking
tobacco should manufactured. Before uduurnlng.
invitation extended 10 all tobacco dealers In the
Ifnlfn In
the AstOr House, there 10 confer on all matters U III
tCreSt the trade.