New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE CITY.

Louisa Anderson, cOlOred, died suddenly, last
evening, the basement OF No 1856 West Ihiruelh-s~
The last musical entertainment of the sea
son, in Central Park will take place to-uay'
ats NJ
On Monday. Nov. /, the City Chamberlain
will pay the interest due on the bonds ana s'OoAS' ~
City and County.
Eliza Sense. aged % years, OF No. 133 keade-
, i 80 i, feI7 RON, car No OF the Nntb-ave line,
at Thrtiehst and received serious cut on Tue hea
Superintendent Kennedy has issued an order
directing that on the night OF tne III ne leyoted
sxcnsiyely 10 the transmission Of election returns
Another steam yacht was launched yester-
aav rom MIR. Oliver r. Ingersolls dock. opposite No
o. Stist This little vessel like her predecessor, is
designed for the Revenue service III Alaska waters
A dense fog prevailed on the Hudson River
on Thursday night and yesterday morning The steam,
and fast the rocks short distance below scarboro
At the session of the Sabbath-Schoo at
70 elnsee Nat t6e REV. Aired Taylor ana the
Rev. J. Hyatt smith Of Brooklyn VIII be present
There will be public meeting, on behalf OF
Fftlaye and Nincteenthst Church. The designed this
meeting is TO unfold the plans aud operations Oh the
CITY EvangelzatOn.
Coroner Rollins, on Thursday evening, held an
inquest at No 42O West Eighteenthst over the body OF
Mrs Sarah Davidson, who cut her throat on "Wednesday
evening Mrs Davidson had been for several weeks more
deanged the result Of puerpera FEVER sheieaVes
husband and six children
was sunk on rocks OFF BlacRwes Island, was last
night pumped up and foated by the wreckng steamer
John Fuller under the superintendent of r. r. Lowe,
submarine engineer ana taken To the railways al huV
ers Point
The Whittier Literary Association gave a
reception last evening, al the residence OF Miss Jennie
Hunter No "a MnrtOn-st. The programme consisted OF
music rcadng recitatOns nteTspersed with taDeaGA
but inc recitation OF The Well of ST. Keyne," by Miss E.
h. Wood. was particularly commendabe
The Hon. Thomas C.. Acton, late President Of
L.
Police Department, and cordially received by PreSl-
dent Bosworth. superintendent Kennedy and the other
officials aud employees Mr. Acton Is much improved IN
health aud presented the appearance of his for
self. lie discalms any INTENTION OF AGAIN entering
The pOhtied arena
The members of the French Benevolent So
ciety last evening at DemOnico's. Mr. G. Antoine
in chair ANA Ch Francois acting as secretary Inc
annual report was read ana showed Daahce ~ cas OF
Sl37 ~ total assets OF the Society being S4455 Co.
Help has been gwen to 52 PERSONS while 81 have been
Of tue Society were voted 10 the officers and Mi.
Tie following officers we're elected for the coming year
Mr.. Coudairc Presidents MeSsIs DGchausoln Arnaud'
aud Mr. Francois, Secretary.
The Trustees of the Cooper Union have now
completed The comprehensive scheme Tor the Tree teen
10y the deed OF Mir Cooper By the establishment OF
permanent course on Machinery aud Mechanical In
giuecung. Prof PyluptOH, who has been appointed TO
ihis department, VIII deliver his inaugural address on
The Claims OF Mechanical Science TINS evening az Z
days aud Thursday at Y p m IN me Mechanical lee
strueon OF the Cooper Uniou given gratuIGqsiy me
mechanics OF this city arc now freely offered all the teen
cal knowledge which can be impaired by able lnstruc-
tors and ample scientific appliances.
BROOKLYN.-PatricllG Garland, an old man
residing al Nelson's Hotel fatOush Road le dead yes
terday morning.
John y. Lee, age nine years, cut his hand
Sload piece o. glass yesterday anu 1''D ''' '''' u
Michael Donnelly was taken before L. S.
Commissioner Zones Yesterday chareed with having car
Rcd on ~.
paying the special tax.
The Junior elephant of French's Circus got
looe Thursday n2h and took ralnDe as Iar as me
City Han The animal became alarmed wnen under the
windows Of the Mayors office, and shouted IN an extra
ordinary manner He taken in charge by TWO citi-
ana safely lodged in his circus tent
MELROSE.-The Second Congregational
Church naugudtcd IN great part by the coored people
Melons u near Washing and viii dedicate II to
religious uses with appropriate services tomorrow al u
a.. M.
NEW -RJCHELLE.-On Thursday evening
or Mr. W. Gaudcr, about Is years. old fell into a
,nseuSiDe when found and died shortly after Coro-
nets luy rendered the verdict that he TO his death
nom corstI1l OF the BRAIN produced by tie fall and
subsequent exposure.
PELHAAIVILLE-A daughter of Mr.. Short,
painter residing at tins place, was kidnapped Oy a
few days since, and no trace OF the child mas
sinvc been discovered.
JERSEY CITY, esterday morning, Louis
Kuhn. stabbed the I4th inst, while return
lug frulD pic-nc. appeared Police Station and
ideutined John Farrell confined in the prison, as
one ~ the men who committed the assault upon him.
Farrell viii be removed to the County jail "A New
Jersey Railroad lrdn passed over the arm OF boy yes
terday morning al the Greens CROSSING and mangled
IL 80 badly that amPutatiOn viii be necessary.
NEWARK.-JacOb Partenfelder of No. 70
Neyadast found dead I'm his bed yesterday morning.
Apopexy IS supposed 10 nave been tine cause oi death
Tie foundations Of barn MOrrisaye. became
lOOsCned yesterday morning. by the digging of a cellar
on adjoining premises and the structure 1en.
HUNTERDON.-It is estimated that the
damage done property in this county by the recent
freshets will amount 10 upward Of 100000
MIDDLESEX.-Th Reformed Church has
been robbed by burglars Of GO yards Of carpet.
TRENTON.-A telegraph wire has been in