The New York herald., 1869-05-15

year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,.5S
SUDDEN DEATH-A man named William Morrison
died suddenly in Bellevue Hospital yesterday IRON
an attack OF apOplexy An inquest will be held on
the body by Coroner Flynn.
CRUELTY OF A BUS DRIvER.-Mr. Bergh, yester-
day, at Jefferson Market, had committed for trial
driver Of of the Second street line Of omnibuses
named John Tanzy, on the charge OF driving sore
and lame horse that was utterly unit for service.
FATAL RESULT OF FALL.-C0roner Flynn was
yesterday called to hold inquest at 3l7 East Twen
tythrd street on the body OF James Andrews, a lad
thirteen years OF age whose death resulted from
injuries received on wednesday evening by falling
from the rear stoOp OF the above named premises TO
the pavement. The occurrence was purely acci-
dental
DRowNED.-The remains Of an unknown man,
about forty years Of age were found floating In the
dock foot OF pier 81 East river. Deceased had dark
hair, was dressed In dark clothes and apparently
longer. Coroner Flynn was notified TO hold an In
quest
Francis Flanagan a lad, disappeared from his
home No. As Hamilton street, about four weeks ago,
and his body was subsequently found foot Of Pike
street East river He supposed to hay have been zen
body by Coroner keenan,.
DEATH OF A vAGRANT.-William Kettles, Ger
man, without home or means of support, was yes
terday 'sent uDr for four months q charge OF va
grancy. While in the wagon Of the Commissioners
Of Charities and Correction en- route to the Island
boat, foot OF Twenty-sXth street. Kettles who was
suffering from derium tremens became suddenly
worse, and expired In few moments afterwards.
The body was removed to the MOrgue, where C0ro-
ner Flynn will hold an inquest to-day. Dr.. SHINE
will make post mortem examination.
SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND
ART.-At the monthly meeting Of the New York So
cery for the Advancement Of Science and Art at
their rooms corner Seventh street and Fourth ave-
nue., it was unanimously resolved to appoint spe-
cal committee to invite General Carlos Buterfeld to
taIfua 1ofo fho tnofy yftfro try,nv
natural resources Of the Island of Cuba. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed special commit
tee TO confer with the General on that subject:
reniues Prime and Clinton Roosevelt. 1t is proba-
Bile that General Butterdeld will accept this timely
invitation.
POLICE TRIALs.-Commissione Bosworth and
Manierre yesterday dealt out the following SEN
tences to the following named officers, who were
summoned before them for trial-Seventh pre-
cnct-Luke Keating, improper conduct, case re-
ierred to the Board. Eighth precinct-James Bell,
violation of rules, two days. pay; Adam 8. Under
hill violation OF rules three days. pay; Patrick II.
Pickett violation OF rules, referred to Board John
Daniel two or violation Of rules, one referred
to Board, one two days. pay Twelfth precinct
Phneas r. Quick, violation Of rules three days pay;
esn y0sSq Of W. ras wS
Of rules, referred. Sixteenth precinct-William
G. soutnsrd neglect Of duty, referred Ta to
Drscinct-Jonn W Martin, neglect Of duty.
CdSc TelcITcu w DO6Iu. lWCuty-iOuItA pIcCluCt-
George W. winters, neglect Of duty, adjourned one
week. Twenty-ninth precinct-John Minnick neg
ciuct-Wam F. torey, neglect OF duty, three days.
pay. Forty.seventh precInct-Abraham Tlnkey, neg
lect Of duty, case referred to Board. Forty-nnth
precinct-Benjamn F. velsor, neglect OF duty dis.
missed complaint. Fiftieth precnct-Philip T. Cad
oe Of yD %as
up again, but the evidence, principally that Of ply
sfcians dinered no wise from that which was elected
before the COrOner's inquest, which was fully pub
lished In the HERALD.