The New York herald., 1869-09-14

Average temperature yesterday. .e91s
Average temperature for corresponding date last
s1THE WORKING WoMEN's AssoCIArION.-Thi assO-
citation viii hold Its regular monthly meeting, at
Plimpton fall corner Of Ninth and Stuyvesant
Streets TINS evening, at half-past seven O'CLOCK.
A Lively tlt between the revolutionary factions Is
anticipated.
CHILD MANGLING.-James Wyman. aged three and
half years, OF No. 1913 Prince street, was yesterday
run over, corner OF Greene and Prince streets, by
car no 8 OF the Broadway line, and had en arm
fearfully crushed. lie was removed TO Bellevue
Hospital Tor treatment and perhaps amputation.
FOUND IN TIE WATER.-The body OF an unknown
man, apparently about thirty-lve years OF age, was
found floating IN the dock foot Of Desbrosses street.
North river, by James Cannon, boatman, reading
at NO. 2ol West Twenty-llith street. Deceased was
dressed in dark clothing. Coroner Schirmer was
Tiled 10 hold an inquest on the body.
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OFFICER.-John Mcintyre, an
officer Of the Eighteenth precinct who for the last
four years has been detailed at the market foot
of Sixteenth street, East river died suddenly late on
Tuesday afternoon while on duty, Of hemorrhage OF
the lungs Deceased lived at No. 1893 East Sixteenth
street, whittier his body was conveyed and Coroner
Flynn notified to mold inquest Deceased was
iorty-hve years OF age and native OF Ireland.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF MoNEY--Helen J. Smith,
a resident OF New Orleans thirty years OF age, was
yesterday arraigned before Justice Dodge, at Jeer
son Market. by officer OKeefe, Of the Twenty.ninth
precinct, upon complaint Of Anna Davis, OF No. 437
Sixth avenue, charged with stealing a wallet from
her room on tuesday, containing seventy-fve dol
lars in money. MISS Smith denied the charge, but
was committed in default OF 81 COO bail 10 answer.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIoN.-The semi
monthly statement Of the Commissioners OF Emi-
grafton shows as foliows:-Number Of emgrants
arrived TO September Is, 197,ole; TO anne date in
1858, l02,4s5. The cash account siands:-Balance
in bank January 1868, S. 04l aggregate receipts
to September 49, $3.50, 704 total assets s65s 745 dis
Dulsements as per previous amounts TO september g.
iSo9, sS79,6O7; balance TO credit OF COMMISSIONER
$27a13s.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONs.-healih Oalcer Swim
burne Issued the following order yesterday:-The
fees allowed by law for examination OF vessels by
the Health Officer must hereafter be paid at the time
OF the examination, except IN cases where the mas
ter or assignee snaIl have previously given sats
aspy Ss Pr ooad m or te pSea m 70 ene OF
vessel VIII be detained in quarantine authorized
by law, until the feea are paid.
EXCISE TRIALs.-At session OF the Board held
yesterday all the Commissioners were present ex-
cepung Mr. swinburne. The complaint against
Thomas Connolly, OF Eagle street. Brooklyn, was
dismissed; those OF Timothy Clifford 6S5 Eleventh
avenue; Theodore Mossman, sos Eighth avenue; Carl
waters, II Sunolk street. and 5. ". Herman Brook
lyD resulted in their licenses being continued; the
licenses of Nagle Uiiara, corner Of First avenue
and IWenty-ninth street, and Edward Kornig, First
avenue, near Seventy-ninth street, were revoked.
WHOLESALE ROBBERY OF CIGARs.-Peter Navar.
rez, Spaniard, about tweny-nlne years OF sge re-
siding at SO New Bowery, was charged yesterday,
before Judge bowling, with stealing cigars from
stated that on the 23d of July he saw the prisoner
leave the above premises, about half past five
O'Clock IN the morning, carrying with nm nine
boxes Of cigars under his arm. Formal proof of the
closing and fastening Of the premises was given by
John Brent, and the prisoner was committed to
answer
FATAL VEHICLE observation-disclosures Schirmer
was yesterday called to hold an inquest at 100 Hud-
son street on the body Of Henry Seekamp German
forty-twO years OF age, whose death resulted from
injuries Oh the 9Th instant deceased had charge OF
his team at pier NO. North river, and the horses
taking fright he attempted to prevent them from
running away In doing so the pole OF his own
kamp in the lower part Of the abdomen, thus rup.
turing some OF the internal organs and innictng
fatal injuries.
JON HAKlPURIM.-Last night ended one OF the
most important Of Jewish festivals. II was the day
Of reconciliation, the days Of fasting and of prayer
having passed. The 10th day of Tshri, being the
10th day or the 7th month or the year, expired !
yesterday with sundown, and with it the orthodox |
servance. In great number Of "tempies', The at:
tendance was very large, especially at the tempe
Emanuel, on Firth avenue and Forty-third street. |
here collection was taken up and quite q sum was |
realized. The same may be SAID OF Dr. vidaeur's |
congregation on rhiry-fonrth street; OF Dr. Isaacs
on Fory-sxth street; Of Dr.. Einhorn's, on Thirty.
ninth street, and, In fact, OF every other congre-
CATION.
THEFT OF AorREssEs' DREssEs.-while Mrs.
Eldridge, OF the Waverey theatre, was at rehearsal
On Saturday last lad, well dressed, wearing
Jacket and handsome trousers, called at her house
ana stated that she had sent him for her new black
dress. AS his appearance was respectable no sus-
pclon was entertained that he was q thief
departed. ON Monday evening the house of Miss
Agnes Ethel was similarly visited by boy, the |
same who robbed Mrs. Edridge, IL is sup.
posed; and two new and valuable dresses. one OF |
white corded silk and the other cherry colored
slik both entirely new, were given o him. AS Miss
Ethel's dresses were in TIN box painted to re-
'emble wood 1t Is probable that the police will be
4 bic to recover theln