The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-02
NAV lSS2 ON the abth the ground was covered with
sncW. In New Hampshire snow has fallen during

Nay, lssa on the 3tth. the ground was covered with
an0W. In New Hampshire snow has fallen during
every month OF the year. srrf ltF
AN INVESTIGATION DEMANDED-The Commission
ers of Emigration haye resolved on demanding q
rigid investigation IN the Of the complaint OF
John Binkle, an cmigrant who arrived lately from
Havre on board the Atalants and who was brutaly
cell at the station house that he had to be removed
to the City Hospital for medical treatment. n,
THE ARIoN CARNIvALIsrs.-Th Arion Singing
Society, at meeting held Tuesday last appointed
committee for the next carnival season. TO consist
haner, Hundt, Katzenmeyer, Kraemer, Neustaedter,
Phidtus Ruetkei StaufYer, Stoeckhardt, Triaua
sn6stitatesNM BerInger Dr. Doua Geo; Hess
SCHNEIDER. Stollwerk, Ruenath; and master OF cere'
monies, MI. SchOen. .
FIRE COMMISSIONERS Fire Commissioners
held their usual meeting yesterday, President shaer
In the chair. A letter was received from Captain
Shaw Chief of the London Metropolitan Fire Brt-
gade thanking the President of the department ana
his colleagues for their attention during his visit
and expressing his admiration Of the New YORK
Fire Department. A communication was received
from Mr. Massey. OF the Brooklyn Commission, In
curing what lenders could be spared to tine Brook.
Metropolitan Fire Marshal sent In communication
from Mr. Tappan, Vice President Of the Union MUTUAL
4 Gatchell, Maiden lane, are shipping dangerous
oils, ana requesting that this be put an emo 70
Chief Kingsland reported the number Of nres during
FUNERAL OF FIRExAN.-The funeral OF Thomas
B. Macauley. foreman Of Metropolitan Engine Com
pany No. 4, who died suddenly on Sunday last, TOOK
place yesterday afternoon az halfpast two O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. % Gold street. AZ the
Policemen followed by detail OF f1remen, CONSIST
ing OF one nom each company south OF Flity-nmtn
from Metropolitan Company No. 4. The relatives
and friends OF the deceased accompanied the re-
mains In thirty-two carriages to Greenwood Gene
10 dapa oah wa q natl M
two years OF age and leaves wife and one child
He was formerly foreman Of volunteer Engine Com
pany No. and has been connected with the Metro
potan Fire Department since It's formation
ACCIDENTS YRsrERDAY.-Frank wei aged SIX
years. residing at No. 467 Eighth avenue, was run
over by horse car seriously injured and conveyed
home by Captain Cafrey OF the Twentieth precinct.
Francis Hubert, OF No. 81 Chatham street, fell over
wall corner OF Third avenue and Tooth street. and
was 80 badly wounded that his removal to Bellevue
Thomas Hughes. aged nine years, of No. 4o7 East
Seventeenth street, was run over corner Of Seven
teenth street and First avenue by an express wagon
Franklin Morton, aged th,rty-six years, dwelling
az No. 407 West Twenty-sixth street, fell out OF
butchers cart ana sustained severe injuries.
IMMIGRATION.-The Commissioners Of Emigra-
ton report that for tho week ending September !,
the number Of emigrant arrivals was SITS, making
the total number Of emigrants landed at this port
since January l. 1859, ls8, 731, against 1t4 during
the same period last year. The financial exhibit OF
ceipts for the current year to September were
$8261s3 03. which, with the balance in bank ut the
available funds al ses4 io4 49, the expenses OF the
Commission to September were $383s67 81, leav-
ing balance In the treasury Of $270.336 50. -
The Board OF Directors of the German Society also
had their regular monthly meeting yesterday at
their offices at No. 10 Broadway. According to their
tables there have arrived In this city during the last
month 7S4S German immigrants, while for
August, 1884, only $40 Germans had landed at this
port. The total immigration Of Germans since last
New Years Is QiVen The reported
q cash balance IN the treasury of $3611, and the
value of the assets Of the society at 500, 000