The New York herald., 1869-07-07
Total amount.

NEW YORK JUVENILE ASYLUN.-Monday was a
gala day with the children at 176th street. Interest
ing services were held in the morning, the children
singng patriotic songs, which were followed by
humorous address and comic song by DR.. Brooks
the superintendent, who for ten years has been the
constant friend of these children In the afternoon
rectors and visiting friends OF the children, kept
them busy As night came on the girls sang several
OF their best songs in the garden, and the boys ar
ranged a little PyrotecRnc display in front OF the
asylum IN honor OF their much.loved teachers.
EXPRESS FL0uRIsEING OF THE WaIP.-Judge
Jones' OF the superior Court while attempting to
cross Broadway on Saturday last, was In danger OF
being run dewn by an express wagon, which was
being driven by one James Monroe. Mr. Jones, IN
his haste and lear, TOOK hold of the rens near
the horses head, whereupon the driver pied
his whip over The judicial head and back
with telling enect. The Judge entered a complaint
against the expressman at the Mayors office where
upon whip nonrisher was arrested, and, on being
brought before the Mayor waived an examination
and was placed under $3.50 BAH TO appear at the
Court of tenerai sessions and make answer to the
charge TINS case shows concusiyely the readiness
OF Mayor Hall TO sustain the action OF Marshal
Tooker In similar proceedings, and may have
salutary effect on belligerent "wnips."
ACCIDENTS YEsTERDAY.-A prisoner at the Sixth
precinct station h0ase, named Patrick H. Kehoe.
while intoxicated, received severe on the head.
his wound was dressed by Police Surgeon Kimbark.
John Kirwin laborer living AZ the corner OF Beach
aud Washington streets, while intoxicated fell upon
his shovel and cut his head badly. His wQund was
dressed by Surgeon Armstrong. OF the Central once
and lie was then taken to Bellevue Hospital Charles
Mckenny, hoy residing al No. 1l3 GOerck street,
PLAYING a cellar door, mad box OF lion fail upon
OF his feet, nearly seVering the toes from 1t.
Charles Vermaster, employed at Mollener a Mar
tln's sugar refinery, corner COrlear and Wa
ter Streets was caught In machinery and
had one Of his arms broken. He was
attended by physician and sent to st. Lukes Hos
pital. Joseph shafier, OF l63 Chrysue street, was
run over by car No. 81 OF tue Second avenue line
and severely injured, Theodore Gonzales fell In a
N nm re,flSr
tated. Michael Ryan, of SlXty-third street, near
Third avenue: was thrown from wagon and sefi-
cusiy injured by horses running away. Richard
McGure OF No. . Jersey street, had an arm broken
while playing on the street. Attended BY DR.. Arm
sroDg OF the Central Office, and sent home. Tho
ken1gan, of No. 345 Spring street, was drowned
NJ tne loot OF Spring street al late neur.
POLISH REFUGEES AND ExILEs.-rhe Poles resi-
dent in this city held meeting at their headq uar-
'ers in Deiancey street, Monday evening Tor the
purpose OF electlng Officers and making arrange
for the trcenteDnial celebration OF the peace
full union of ancient Lithuania, Podalia and Gall.
cia with the Kingdom OF Poland, IN A. D. 1859. The
assembling of the rohsn refugees, exiies and sym
pathiZiDg Friends Will take place the city
OF New York, August II, 1859. Several
monlas enacted in those clden days, are
now being made in Paris. and when completed
a number will be received by the Polish organiza-
lions, and IL Is contemplated to present to each
oi the leading journals and historical societies in
New York city. The following officers were elected:
Colonel Julian Alien, President; DR.. Marcnkowski,
Wee President; Or. A. Mackiewlcz, Treasurer; r..
JanicKi, Secretary. Standing Committees
Colonel Julian Allen b. prachman, A. p. Janicke,
+. LatusrewskI Dr. Mackiewicz, Dr. Marcinkowski
A. kopankiewicz, NJ. Markowitz, DR.. Glaser
The blowing resolution was offered and adopted
Whereas the Poles, with deep love OF liberty,
entertain a fellow feeling for every nation and peo-
pie struggling for the same we now offer our heart
tet sympathy with the poor, but brave, struggling
Cubans aud we would render those unfortunate
people material aLd If in power. IL is indeed a
shame that the United states government withhold
W IN
are all deserving and entitled 10 them,
and especially they struggle for freedom.
During the late revolution In this country
all with few excePtiOns) European despots accred
ed belllgerent rights to the Southern people when
that struggle was only slavery on one hand and q
liberal government with free Institutions, on the
other BY accredItng beligerent rights Christianity
If no other reason. demands IL to stop the murder
Gus depredauOns OF SPAIN