New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
THE CITY.

terday on FOrty-SeVenthst, T. H. ana taken W inc
Morgue.
Gov. HAYES of Ohio, is at the st. Nicholas
Hotel; Gov. GeaIy Of Pennsylvania, was at the ST.
Nicholas yesterday.
The Austrian ship Figia Maggiore, sunk off
Messrs slOcovich & Co, No. l2l PeaTlst
Barge No. A, laden with 10000 bricks, which
sunk recently of enyfOurth ST. +. r., has been
raised by the wreckers and patent pontoons
The steamer Quaker City, referred to yester
day IN TIE IEBgSE as hayins been osed siil re- re-
official action has yet been taken IN the case.
Ex-Secretary Seward arrived in town from
Philadelphia yesterday and left in the afternoon by the
Hudson River Railroad to visit his son, Mr Frederick
". Seward.
Patrick Riley, labOrer was overcome by the
heat at Teuthave. and One Hundred sf,
terday. He was taken home to One Hundred'ahuni'
third-st. and Tenth-aye ON
The fine new steamship of the Anchor Line, 30O
feet in length 80 in width % in depth and 24I @ t RSr
Capt Craig. Commodore Of the Iue is her cOmmapder
and Mr.. Juer has charge Of the table department"
Yesterday morning, at oGiGGki fSd o6r acc1red aG
by Mrs. Julia Rosenburg was 9alnaseu ~ @ th 6"Sa
$500 no insurance Otnt III P66nSnS WAS damaged s3OO;
insured.
The Trustees of the House of Mercy are
about to erect ceT If G aSd Riverside Boue
ward The building will be four stories high q feet 'front.'
% feet rear and deep, and is 10 be built OF eroon
brick The cost viii be 100000
The Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey viii lay
the cornerstone OF the Church OF the Eppnsny seToo m
The Rev r. l. Burse is pastor of the congregation
of the Church Of the Epiphany which worps at present
in the Demilt Dispensary building.
joseph Mccormick, who lives at No. 78 Lewis
ST. was supposed TO have been drowned Intentionally on
arrested II appears now that the boy not drowned
but was by Mr.. Henry Tracy, boatmaa' 10 90
away from the place The case is something OF H9s
terry yet
The Horticultural Society of Virginia, through
its agent Mr. Ide, will present choice variety OF Nr
81 the n y FraGroweTs Club their rooms, Nos IS
and 81 Parkplace at p m today L3e sGcJgSS s iTs ~
and Southern emigration
The Superintendent of Buildings, Mr. James
Macgregor' ordered surveys W 70 yS @ G and tie
story brick stable, 200 West NheteeHtH&,sV. & SEu .e
fOurstOry brick and dwelling No 500 west twenty.
hntS 6S m IN G tapn dow and in the Latter that the
westerly gable wall be taken down ana then properly
rebuilt.
The counsel of the Board of Health pre-
sented exhaustive report at the regular meeting yes
tede showing that exclusive aSo SoST s 6as m
maintained but, the contrary that 1t mas no author
clearly dangerous to life and health; and that all ord
nances for muzzlng, mpounding or sl9ugneTing such
animals mast be passed by the Common Council.
A fine three-decker 1913 feet long, 40 feet
wide 2s feet deep, framed Of live oak, and built on a
superior model by Wm H. WEBB, was gayly launched
fOct Of Sxth-st As the vessel gded from the ways
over the bow and exclaimed: II chrisen thee Charles
H. Marsha mayest thou be as successful as thy prede
Ctssula ul tAc DiaCh 4bhO " hHotCftA hoAb Va Nc
world thou mayest 60"
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday at
the Central Office, Gen. shaler presiding. Foreman H.
muuIcaton he mad learned that others himself
were seeking reward OF for the conviction Of Rosa
Peters, who set fire to the premises at No ls6 Greenes
the nth Of May. Mr. Van Wart considers himself en-
titled to the reward, and desired heating before the
Board new method for ringing the fire bells sub
mltted by L. Holmes and filed. model for patent fire.
escape was submitted soon after which the Board ad
journed.
James OHarra, Deputy Sheriff, was arrested,
yesterday, warrant issued by Justice Downing. He
charged with assault and battery upon the person Of
Albert steigartahn, the rst mate of the Dutch ship
OF No sj7 West Fourteentht this mates
Monday by O'HaTa civil suit. The claim now is
vessel while ia foreign port discharging her cargo
Rud c. Bureigh, COusu-General Of the Netherlands.
ceTtfes that this complainant is the first officer Of the
ship appears the declaration Of the Captain
G. Gallo, That the ship was disehargng cargo At the
Mr.. Shields gave the necessary bail for him.
Yesterday morning. VIM. Coyle. aged IS
Of Broadway and Unlversypace car at the corner OF
Wooster aud Amitysts ana the wheel passed over bis
seeing the accident whipped hs horses ana drove
rapidly away leaving the poor lad lying in the street
Unfortunately the number OF the car WAS not ascer
tanned, and II Is doubtful the inhumac driver VIII be
brought 10 Justice The number accidents this road
have been aarmngy frequent OF late On Monday there
were two, which resulted fatally, on Tuesday
another and yesterday two, the second being that
OF a gentleman thrown from the platform while
going around a sharp curve receiving sign, Gjuries
Lieut.-GOv. Beach, Controller Allen, the Hon.
Richmond, state Engineer, Albany; ExC0DgIessman
Poneroy. Auburn; the Hon Hiram Blsis, Maine; the
Hon. Charles A. Wash0urn California; Capt Perry Ny
land, aud the Rev A. b. Moses, Balston Center, n Y,
at the st. Nicholas Hotel Gen, Meredith Read jr,
Capt Vincent and Mr. Hunter Of the British Army Baron
Ratemsk Of the French Navy William Williams OF Bufa
To- George o. Jones, aud the Rev j. NJ Blayney, Albany
John Ganson Of Buffalo and j. H. Bresiin Saratoga, are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Col. W. d. Earrand, United
HOtel Mr.. and Mrs. scott sddons, Richard Grant
White, and Thomas McElrath Scotland, are at
tie Clarendon Hotel VIM. CundrQ OF INElduQ,
rs 1t the Brevoort House. The Hon +. T. Woodbridge,
NJ. G., Vermont is al the ST. James Hotel ExPostmas-
L. s. Consul 70 Nuremberg. aud Asa Packer OF Penusyl-
vanla are at the Asor House Col J. Mcclure, Pals,
johnson, T. s. Navy, Is al the II. Denis Hotel. Gen.
KiddOO L. s. A.; Capt PaterO OF the Spanish Navy Col
at tine Metropolitan Hotel Col j. ~ Thompson spring
field, Mass, IL at the Hoffman House.
On Tuesday afternoon and evening, the Five
Points M.sslou-site Of the old Brewery was the
sceie Of lively and brilliant reception. The new
building just completed at cost OF more than $4,000
repair, thrown open 10 the public. The children
OF schools IN attendance, dressed IN their clean
cloihes aud seemed as happy as so many birds Their
exercises ia SINGING dialogues, aud rectatiOus evnCed
careful training. The caisthencs we're pleasant
feature Of the entertainment. Addresses delivered
by the Rev. Mr Roache aud the Rev. Mr. Marks ia the
afternoon. Ia the evening tie Right Rev. Bishop James
present aud made address highly cOmmendatOTy
of the institution and spoke most cncOlragngly OF tho
great success Of the enterprise He had - years
laid the Of the building the name OF the
Holy Trinity, aud he then believed in the feasibility Of
And necessity for, such Mission; and years had only
estHDlshed his convictions. He judged would be many
years before the Mission could Ue dispensed with ths
neiFhborhoOd de followed by Mr.. schaner, Dr.
Adgeway, Dr.. Deems, Dr.. Crooks and the Rev. Mr.
woodruff Mrs Rev. W. p. Corbt presided at the piano
BRO0KLYN.-MAS.S Splitter of Wilalnsburgh
has oeen apPCnteG Dy Sled states Appraiser AcEratn
Many of the regiments of the Second Di-
vision will participate N the ceremony Of decorating sol
diers graves on the Slst inst
There were 26,O0O people in Prospect Park
md "a an