New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
THE CITY.

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M Tra.,,,,;ss;oners of Charity have ordered
aieS Saors Of The Tombs to be closed after dsy uu
Trron+v five cases against delinquent HOICe inI
ssscers were before the Police CommiAsionefS
The Hon. Onslow Stearns. Governor eiecV ol
N.x HempshIre, is at the FlfthAvenue HOTEL
PRINCE Louis de Bourbon, brother OF t,,.b ION u
49,. - snain ana grandson of Charles the FH'n' -
among ths guests at the Clarendon HoteL
The young people who o. conduct 'cs Church vii
celebrate the seventh anniversary OF theH og"n]auou
tomorrow evening. =, A.
Ar,ono the passengers who arrived by the
.Nr SSeoreiaf from Portau.PT1nce were NJ dc 10
kesbe C6ergs dAffares OF Hayti to Washington vice
Raester, aud his secretary NJ BOX
Tho hody of nm unknown man was found
Yesterday floating the North River OF the foot OF sew
sntynft-st The deceased wore DlaeK coat anu h pS'
white oyerans brown cloth shirt. aud heavy DroganS
he rs apparently about As years of ageand laborer
II is reported that very large number OF
wealthy Cubans have remined their mass OF wealth. OF
tH Tie Affairs at present existing in Cuba settled
it also said that the amounts eO lVF""ue" ui"" W
Interest
Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, accompanied by Gen.
T W Fcrsyth of his staff arrived in this city yester
day morning and stopping at 6e M pc1ormanee Of
Romeo and Juliet at BOOTHS Theater The Genera era b G
0ago, where he win locate his headquarters
The German Republican Central Committee
held a regular meeting last night t1e thon na s;J vuS
Sn Sntng of TOO largo tracts of land to railroad and
similar companies as source OF cOirnpSoh, auu ~
1ntiOn III favor OF inc cOhhhu""ON Va 'AN NN@-Ne~ -
City of New-York.
Mayor Hall is said to be taking steps to put
stop the multfOrm swindling carried on by means Oh
bogus agencies in tins city 10 lhe
rural districts Besides Old giftentePrise concerns
mber Of dry goods up % and are
operating extensively , ,
The German Republicans of the XIVth As
sdonpe ihe patform Of the German Republican Central
Conimitfee Messrs NJ. Fredsam, Oh. Becker, p Hahn;
SG 5ae ar NeS cS Bsie Presden and Mt
Schmidt, Secretary OF the Club
While q number of pupils were standing
around the In the Primary school In Wavery pace
yesterday morning, the clothes OF he glI nanea ga
sh r. Roach took me me- er SrSI a severely burned
the face and hands The chd not expected TO recover
from her burns. She was taken to her nome' NO. zOA
The announcement was made in morning
newspaper yesterday that Mr. Sheridan Shook Collector
signed and that his successor had been appointed Col
ecor Shook not aware yesterday AFTERNOON ina ne
as his successor not yet been officially informed o.
hls appointment to place not at present vacant.
The Association for the Prevention of Gamb-
ling, No 81 Nassaust has reported 103A employees "a
various firms in this city for gambling oi TINS numDei
2S were us e mere ey nn n Snn ali sam6
ling hes in future and all hut twG OF these kept tne
promise. number OF members OF business firms eaug
gambling reported TO the other members OF then
nrms.
Early yesterday morning Officers Dunlap ant
CLARK of the Seventeenth Precinct arrested Dr. Garie
Wolfe at the house OF relation in sixhaye near rSt S
Ssaoi Mrs se sdaiena philips by performing
ton account OF which has appeared III IhE IRlBTKs
He was IN the day, brought before Coroner hOnn
at tho Coroner's office, and by him committed 70 tn
Tombs without bail
Capt. Crockett, of the schooner Louise O
palInore which arrived yesterday, died at Kingston
Jamaica, Feb 49, and the mate b. Booker on the i2i
They we're beth natives Of Rockand Name ian ~ sSp sup
TAIN and two the sick OF the same disease
dg the I s an GaR na@ed %S native
Al England, died Feb. %, and was buried at sea"
y The feast of st. Joseph, the patron of the
observed by students Of that institution yesterday
In the morning all assisted at grand mGh ma mass as ana
the junior students engaged IN some pleasant e1e
fls dTSma recitation. "Tho First Cloud on Pure
Conscience - sllegoy and address Those present
manner IN Which the little fellows acquitted them.
.sslyes.
The Cuban Ladies' Relief Association met
yesterday afternoon at their rooms in the St. Julian
Hotel Several letters from distinguished men in sym
pathy with the Association were read among them one
from seOr Jose Morales Lemus the recently appointed
Ambassador TO Washington by Cen carlos ManueI
Cespedes Chief OF the Provisional Republican Govern
ent Cuba The Grand Sacred Concert for the benefit
sick aud wounded patriots 10 Cuba yin take place
Mt Sternway 6an ON Sunday evening March ~ Inc
price tickets has been fixed at S. Great preparations
in progress for the great Charity Far n May next
comprises lecture from De Cordova and vocal aud in
struIneRtal concert
Among the strangers in the city are the Hon.
JB Chaflee of Colorado Judge Rush r. Sloane OF Ohio
the Hon. NJ. A. Bryson of st. Louis and Gen F. W Leay'
! 81.
gresham Cornell. ROndOnt, and Judge Cochran White
Plains, at the Metropolitan Hotel. Prof Mahan Of West
Point. and Dr. Ferguson Of the British Army, at the
Union Place Ho,el. Ex-Gov Smith of Vermont the Hon
r. d. Rice, Augusta Me-; EXCOngressman BraDdegee Of
J. Harrison. Virginia, aud H. w Chtenden Syracuse, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen Hagner. u s. A.; Judge
Baiomon Nova Scotia and f. d. Worcester Albany, at
the Hoffman House. The Hon. Geo g. Fogg. New-Hamp
sre, and J. II Ramsey Albany, at the Astor House. f.
r. McCagg Of Chicago at the Breyoort House.
Coroner Flynn held an inquest at the
HorGue Yesterday over the body OF Edmund Ccnnors,
Fourfh-ave. and Belt Railroad nes at the foot Of
Thirty fourthst large number Of witnesses were eX-
Rmned Of whom seemed 10 know much of the
The only facts ected that the deceased, who
aged coal eartman had been seen staggering under
few hours aftcrward found lying the place
dead having evidently been run over Oy car or some
heavy vehicle No one 50 far as known, saw the acci
dent and accordingly verdict was rendered that the
deceased TO his death by being over by some
unknown vehicle.
No more deaths are reported among the en-
Igrants from the ship James Foster, r. A number OF
of The Eastern District yesterday, and formal com
plant fled against the bOatswaln and mate OF the ship
Peterson and Alfred Robinson, who died IN the early
part Of the week. at Seamans Retreat, staten Island
bruised and emacated condition Of the men. II. H.
Byan testified that bo Peterson struck the face
with IN the hands o. the ~ .ee0nd E steward
dead Tsnt on board te SLh az LaSeFp9S p D1th %eIe IN
second mate until lie put before the mast for refus
1Dg participate In the brutality against the enigrant
He eOrfObOraed all the testimony OF the preceding wit
nesses The jurors then retired to consider their verdict
After the lapse Of five minutes they returned with
ossst for All adjournment OF the proceedings for week
1ustce (arret tLe foreman stated that tney wished
further and fuller evidence Tho request was granted
aud the inquest adjourned to Friday next at O'Clock
I'm
Late on Thursday night Capt John Knapp 1
Of the canal boat r. 8, Harvey, lying az the foot Of
t1ssentb-st. East River. met Ohicer Abbois Of the
neNed his e0Ok, woman named Martha r. Miller, had