The New York herald., 1869-05-30

average temperature for corresponding day last
yeM........ .65ls
ARRESTS DURING THE PAST WEEK by the police
we're as enthusiastically, god, 216; Sunday, 23d,
lss; Monday, oath, 222; Tuesday, 25th 211 wednes-
day, 2eth les; Thursday 2th 2os; Friday 29th 2l2.
Total, 1,41o.
CHILD ScALDED.-Harris Magufsk, an infant six.
teen months old, whose parents live at No. I02
scaIds received the day previous by cup of boiling
coffee having been accidentally upset on his neck
an inquest OIL the body
Nor DYiSG.-CorOner Keenan, yesterday morning
received information that Francis Devlin was lying
IN dying condition at his residence. SOL West For
ty.sec0nd street. from the effects OF violence re-
ceved at the hands Of Thomas Rogers, some days
Deylin was not as bad or as had been represented,
and promised to live for some time TO come Rogers
with whom lie had q difficulty, has been arrested.
sAILBOAr RUN DowN.-Yesterday forenoon, about
ten O'Clock, two boys. deaf mutes, named VIM. A.
White ana Henry Hadden, escaped from the Deaf
ana Dumb Asylum and went out In a sailboat on
Tie East river When or Thrty.thir street they
were run down and capsized by the Hunters Point
Ferry boat Montague. The lads were rescued from
drowning White escaped after being brought
ashore, but Hadden was taken back TO the Asylum.
SHOT HIMsELF.-Mr. II. Paine, Assistant Superin-
fendent Of st. Luke's Hospital, yesterday informed
coroner Flynn that Edward Schroeder. German,
forty years OF age, had been brought 10 that nsttu
iering from three pistol shot wounds Of the body
ana one OF the hand. schroeder stated on admis-
Zion tnat he had shot himself for the purpose OF ter
minattng miserable existence, and subsequently
expressed q willingness 10 make q statement and
give the reason which prompted him TO make the
desperate attempt upon his life.
RESULT OF THE YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION BALL
IN AID OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsY.
LUm.-Thc proceeds Of this brilliant cntcrtainment
which took place at the Academy OF Music some
time since, has just been handed into the asylum by
Mr.. Francis Higgins, the treasurer. After deduct
Tor the orphans S10,o65 The Young Mems Associa-
lion may congratulate themselves on their success
ful efforts IN behalf Of this noble cbarlty-not alone
as 70 the handsome sum realized but as regards the
high respectablity of the attendance Mt the bail
Next year they expect to have still more success
IScExprARY RECORD OF THE MErRopo,Is.-In
answer to a communication from Fire Marshal
Brackett requesting Information as to the number
pf convictions for the crime OF In tho courts OF
Oyer and Terminer and General Sessions from and
including 1864 to the present time, Mr. Henry Van.
dervoort, clerk OF those courts submits the follow
Ing abstract from the records:-From January l.
1864 to January J. 1885, two convictions; from Janu
ary /, 1900 to January 1, 1861 none; from January
1867, TO June 1868 zone year and Ave monthsI one
conviction from June l. 1868, to May is, iso9 four
convictions.
CHEAP RIDING IN ruR PARx.-A system OF
elegant carriages has been organized for making the
tour OF the Park. The fare the entire carriage
drives will be twenty-five cents each. The carriages
are especially designed for the service, aad have
been made to be used In all kinds OF weather. SO as
20 secure the greatest comfort and enjoyment. Each
rarriage viii seat twelve passengers comfortably,
aud no more Will oe allowed on the round trip. The
teams viii be In charge OF sKilful drivers in mi.
form. The regular service commences on Tuesday
morning, June l, and the carriages will he run daily
Sundays excepted, until nine y. M. The enterprise
waa gotten up under the auspices OF Comptroller
Green ana the Commissioners Of Central Park,