New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-04
TILE CITY.


terday, at No. Is Leohaiust.
The Bremen steamship Deutschland took out
yesterday in specie, $1,000.
Baron Stoeckl, the Russian Minister, has
left the city for Washington
Mavor Hoffman has returned from West
Point and was engaged yesterday with his customary o.
hclal duties.
A female infant was yesterday morning found
in the hallway Of No s. Fourthaye and taken 10 Foce
headquarters.
The owners and agents of 60 tenements have
been ordered by the superintendent OF buildings '" Pu'
up fire escapes. ,
The st. Nicholas Society of this city held the
stated auarterly meeting last evening at Delmonco's,
FourteeItn-st and tlith-aVe'
Fiji. the Italian harpist boy, who was SO Sc
verely injured on wednesday by being run over by
stage on broadway has been taken to the CITY Hospital
Joseph Meyers aged II years. OF No; 100
Greenwchst seriously injured yesterday py oslng
knocked down on Broadway, near flhes'' W patent
car, while passing down BROADWAY
At Sd. m. Yesterday VIM. Naylan aged eight
years OF No. 6I9 Thirdave, fell from Boston bhpisss
train at Foyseconds and Four'hVe'' ana hau HIS icy
broken.
The stockholders of the Newport line of
steamers have referred the proposition 70 sen te boats
and other property Of the company 10 inc boau Vi Dizzy
tors. The price asked is sl,1OO,oVo
The grammar and primary schools under the
contro Of the Board Of Education VIII reopen for the re-
ing schools will open on the 9TH of October.
The Fruit and Flower Growers Club met
yesterday at Ar 3. L. WhtlocRs rooms, on Broadway
with DR. snodass i'm the char, and listened TO the read
ing OF essay, by MI Williams. Oh how TO send fruit
to market.
George w. Cole, the young man who, on
Saturday last, fel from NewIIayen express train at
Hfty-pnthst, and had both legs fractured died yeser'
day, at ST. Lukes Hospital The body was taken to No
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
No 81 Avenue H. the body OF James Flynn who. on
Wednesday, was killed by fall from tho sixth story OF
A. u. stewards new building verdict OF accidental
death was rendered
Ex-Fre Marshal Baker announces that there
were SO fires during the month Of August three OF which
arc believed be Of incendlaTy origin The total loss
casOned by these fires is estimated at S25loo most Of
which is covered by insurance.
The Association for the Prevention Of Gam
bling detected in August Is employees Of the mercantile
houses Of this city and Brooklyn gambling at far, faro
names to the members of the Association.
The following is a list of appointments made
In the Registers Office by Gen Jones; James Walker,
= GarT and Fyedcrick W Wee r. Recording, Clerks
George Moore, Janltor, and John Lee, Watchnan'
The Police yesterday, found Margaret Ma
Ward 81 no 10 Washing ton.st in dying condition she
was placed in coach, aud driven TO Bellevue Hospital
hut died on the way The body was placed IN the MoBue
10 await an inquest.
Mr.. E. A. Rollins, the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue has addressed communication TO MI
Abner Brady, Inspector Cf tobacco, In which he
says: Until the stamps are Issued manufactured To-
bacco and snu will be inspected and branded and re-
turns will be made and taxes paid as heretofore"
The musical portion of the services of st.
James L. c. Church, IN Jamessty Will be resumed next
Sunday The choir consists OF Madame salyattl soprano
Miss Maria Morton eonralto sshoT Chlcsa, tenor ana
Nh Frank Melville basso, under The direction OF MI
Melville, orgauist. Generals Mass IN will be sung
The initiatory steps have been taken by the
c party To- be- Known NJ as as ts fqTma19a o. new po
pyv nc chist object OF which will be the election 70
i've 10 conspiraey" The GennsIe eal o tie IaW rei
tonight, at Larry Closing Hail.
Rates of commission for pOst-ofiice money
oldSs hsSe Decn aaCPteu o. s On otdLs not ca
$50 aud not exceeding $40 20 cents $40
and not exceeding $50 IS cents Tho former rates
FOR all sums under go 20 cents aud for go aud under $50
IS cents
Officer Muldoon of the Eighth Precinct was
sent last evening 10 arrest John Davis on charge OF as
sault and battery preferred against HIM by sarah Jack
The station house lac was knocked down and beaten cor
ncr Prince and Merccrsts. 10y George Harris and
others. John Davis atlas -ioppa-Johnny" and George
Harris were subsequently arrested.
With this weeks issue of The Medical Ga
re'c edited by Alfred L. Carroll, W. D., Or. John c. Pc
c whose able and copious contributions to medical 1t
feason becomes associate editor The number contains,
among otner articles OF popular interest, interesting
paper ON the recent Speer poisoning case The editor
ascrbcs the Increase OF mortality last week. Ia part 20
eating poisonous meat.
The funeral of the late Rev. Il. 3. Tnotson
Of the Paulst FATHERS Community took place yesterday
from the church OF the congregation IN Fiftynntl-st
Tie Blo9mngdale Catholic Association and the St YIN
cent he fanl society Ioihcu part OF Tue procession
The funeral Grafton delivered by the Rev. Father ~
j. Hewet aud the Mass Of Requiem was celebrated by
Father Hecker The remains were inferred IN vault AZ
80. Pdtrcks Cathedral.
Assistant Commissioner MORGAN Morris in
forms that no sick cattle have been received az any OF
the droye-yards within A temporary quarantine
yard has been established for mlchcows at Chamberlms
yard Nos 70 and = Kobnsonst and there daily nspec
TORS 10 be made and permits given Dr. Morris aud
assistants are examining, daily all cattle arriving IN tie
city. The Cattle Commission all visiting and keeping
close wacn upon the points were cattle are received in
aud near the city.
At II o'clock last night fire broke ont in
the Of the thIecstory brick buildings Nos 100 and lO2
Forsyth st. occupied by Coles Brothers as pork pack
house OF. and connected with the main building,
and il was entirely DESTROYED The walls aud ceilings In
the mann building somewhat damaged by smoke
and Loss stock about $4,000. Damage 10 build
ing about 5000. Insured by the American Exchange
and Ltua Companies
Congressman Cakes Ames, Y. EastOn, Mass,
Gen John BY Pennsylvania, Judge Colt Of Connecticut.
G. W WOOley Cincinnati, Col j. j. OcOtt Of Gov. Fen
tons staff Alfred Ely Rochester, and T. b. JudsOn, syria
cuse are at the Flft-aye Hotel John Hitz Swiss Con-
General AZ Washington, is at the Westminster Hotel
VIM H. seward, jr Auburn IL at de 81 Nicholas Hotel
the Hon. Hamilton Harris Albany. Is at the Metropolitan
Hotel; Col W. j. Tanner, Richmond, and Dr. schultzo,
Mexico, at the New-NOrk Hotel; Gen. sich!es is at
the BTeyO0rt House.
Solicitor Buckley, of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue decides that whore recters and disters
who IN good talih gives notice IN writing under section
six ~ the law that he intends To carry Oh the business OF
subject to DO Invested by aeles fraud failure TO
complete his compliance with law In all other respects
When person has both rectfying establishment aud
dlstey within feet OF other law gives him
the option OF disseminating the branch lao may select
BIicklayers' Union No. 2 held its stated weekly
meeting last evening ~ Dcmilt Institute Samuel k Gau
President, the chair. The Treasurer reports the re-
ccpts for August TO be s2ss 20, and the expenditures
s29 % the fund IN bank 1862 o. The following named
officers elected for the ensuing President >.
H. Gaul NcePresldent j. ;. Callahan Recording Sec
rotary j. W Bromlng Financial Secretary, John Dono-
van Corresponding secretary John Brady Sergeant
alarms, Mr. Losgrove The bylaws are suspended 10
admit 10 membership the brickayers who have hereto
fore rcfralned from joining the Union.
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday, at which Dr. Noyes OF New Orleans