New-York tribune., 1869-04-07
THE CITY.

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THE CITY.
Early yesterday morning some unknown IN
set Are to the sheds used es shelter oT
but the Keepers rescued the animals.
:, An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
heenan at the over the body Of John Horton
Pier No s6 from tho vessel Gamecock, and drowned
On Sunday night last the store Of Mortlage
900 co. NO n7a westst -. was % entered by bnrEsrs Who
no value to them. "r
VIM. II. Miller of Brooklyn, who lost his
messenger, by u s. Appraiser McEirath. This the
first appointment made by Appraiser McErath under
President Grant. ....-... ,.
The inquest in the case of Thomas Jones, who
was scaded on board the steamer city OF NewYork was
satisfied that the explosion was wholly accidental rem
dered their verdict accordingly.
A fire occurred yesterday morning in the
apartments Of Herman Tusor, in the tenement No "a
Clinton-st caused by the explosion of kerosene lamp
Loss $1,000 on furniture and building fully covered bI
Jacob Wager, mate of the sloop Clyde, lying
at the foot Of Gansevoors North River fell overheard
yesterday, and was rescued by private watchnan and
Wager died from exhaustion soon after reaching shore
Coroner Rollins viii hold an inquest ID D.. ...
The remains of Brevet Major Gen. Henry 9.
Burton Colonel OF the Fifth Artillery will arrive in this
city this morning by the Fan River boat The remains
~ North River by detachment Of regular troops They
will be taken to West Point for interment
A Committee of the Produce Exchange issued
20 peope e S M eoes y an
and also sent petitions through the State urging the i'm
mediate enlargement or the Erie Canal and asking the
Legislature TO appoint Board Of Engineers to report
plan. -
Wilhelm Mairose, passenger OF the ship
Headlong. which arrived at this port yesterday, com
planned Casserly superiDtendent OF Castle Garden
his wife during the passage from Bremen TO New
York Mr. Casserly has directed the 10
The fever passengers of the ship James Foster,
f., are a wTetched condition. Some are supported by
Mr. smith, chef cook Of Castle Garden. Three OF tho
passengers set out on foot for Philadelphia yesterday
Tobin sehoal. and Irwin viii be examined to-day, 6y
tuting "A criminal prosecution against the officers and
Wards Island yesterday, to obtain the testimony OF
Monument. the ships surgeon
A history of Swords and Swordsmanship. is
shortly to 9o published by Capt ~ the yssm ~
sword exercises adopted general orders for the Eew
York militia 1t tisa stirIn0 subject and the Work may
well become sort epOme OF the heroic deeds
Of all fascinating alike to tue reader d ~
the professional student Some Of our military men are
meanwhile arranging for or more Lectures from Capt
o'Rourke, on the same theme.
The Count dAerschOt, Secretary Of the Bel
gan LEGATION. at the Breyoott House. sSena'ot
the New York Hotel Ex-senator Dixon Of Connecticut
in Hon s D. MsGSFS % Of q s. BTo%noT
Tennessee and A. C. Josn, Ohio, are at the tt Avenue
OIg f5a;mSS PSnnsyivSnIs and Cen James McQUadc
OF Governor Hofmans staff are at the 81 Nicholas no.
from Connecticut. EK-ConKressman Lincoln OF Oswego
and BiF. French. Washington, at the Astor House
Hotel.
John ]. Davenport, esq, Attorney for. the
Union League Club. having written TO Charles r. Loew
pleton Of the list oi naturalization applications when
was commenced by the Congressional 0ohmit'ee ana III,
refer the matter the Judiciary Comnitee OF congress
has received decidedly negative reply Mr, LoeS Se e
interruption Of his oco business aud that he Tears at
the safety Of the records would De endangedeu s 70 'he
has mo- fear personally politically, officially OF any
action or inquiry by the House of Representatives"
BROOKLYN.-The total number of deaths
| last week WAS 1888
| Jobn g. Clatzel end Julius J. Smith were yes
terday nrragned before Justice VOORHEES, on charge OF
attempted suboynnon OF IEiJury 1hey wslven eAnln
ont OF proceedings IN the City Court IN February
About f2S o'clock. on Monday night, lire
brole out M ihe houso of Mr. Dasch the corner OF
Mafcyave aud opkinss' resulting IN the hesTuS.V. ,
of obd sS' SSS"s @ The for half
amount Tie srcnnd floor was occupied by Mr.. george
fSIs insuTaaee 4 dwelling house adjoining. wed
by Mr A NJ snead damaged to the amount oi aoon %
a. 600 Tie lager saOon of Valentino Brhhn IN IN,
rear was injured amount OF about 800; Insured
| In the Germania Company
The regular monthly meeting of the Board
| ~ Educqtlon was held last evening Mt f. j. MhluOoA
| I'm the chair communication from Mr James ~ klch
ards resgning his poston as n member ~ the Board
wns presented aud accepted. The following oomiuuhi
| cation was read BY the oleT v M,,,A ~ 1919
Bo.rp oy Rprc.ros0cpiu,T' Hivisg been informed
,As -ill .so' b ,e.ssT S' ssps % 9. ne POSITION % o%
eopfsd resilient Of this y ed 80 Aunsa. ., 'h'
t''''' Tsos.. PssseG. B.sssxTtt A. q n.'sos
Tho communication referred to the TeacheTs Com
mtee MI. Menzics Adams appointed as Assistant hu'
| perntendent of the Public schools. presented commit
nication declining the appointment Ihe deohnauoh
| was accepted.
Coroner Jones had singular case before him
yeserday the facts OF which nro briefly as oows Job
pctrrs weknoWn resident Of South Brooklyn. died on
The 2d OF March last Mt his residence In Bushst near
Ianinn.aye Aged 81 years. During tho Iour
| (ears he had been employee ~ the OIL Works Of Mr..
Shepherd IN the vicinity OF his residence and enjoyed
GOOD health up TO tho OF his death Mr Peters went TO
vorl as usual the evening OF the 10Th OF February and
parted with Mr.. Shepherd and hs foreman In perfect
health between six ana seven o'clock lie was seen hH
beIweep 10 and H. when he appeared quite sober and IN
good spirits Sothng more was known OF MN uhlI tue
fnowing morning between three and four O'Clock, when
no was found ut the topof me night OF STAIRS eaug 70
,,ou and from that day until the time OF MS
| Death he was unable TO utter an inelilglDie sen
| tence Physicians were summoned, Dut no mhtbs
~ violence found on the body nor was theIo MY
indicaton OF his having partaken ot strong DRINK MS
pocketboOk, containing about 80. was nlssIhs. nlS
gloves found on tho sdewh iy ieet ro' nh n,s
Inferred on the 4th Of March without any coroner
ngo,ion n appeared from the evidence Of the PysF
clans that they we're unable 20 detect any & u % ~ r,a
and thus concluded that his illness was caused Dy uih
ami certificate OF death was given 10 that eject hter
ihe dsinerment OF the body, post tmoftcn
was held and the conclusion come 70 was .n, af
| caused by npOpeKy Many witnesses Were ehaniheu AZ
the In1uest the remarkable feaures Dehk po SVn
4 1ctlng testimony Of the physicians.
| WILLIAMSBURGH. - A two-story frame
building No 90 Union-aye, owned ana 1ccupou s % & ~