New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
THE CITY.

The special meeting of the Board of Health,
called for yesterday morning ADJOURNED without d
quorum.
A National Bank is being organized at Har-
lem with capital OF 100000 Dr. b. sickles, esq., Is to
| be cashier
On Tuesday evening next, the eth, grand
"Soree Dansane" OF tho lhVlnclples VIII po given nv
the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Rev. Dr. Munsey of Baltimore will preach
in the Central NJ Church corner OF seVehth'aVe anu
| Fourteenthst tomorrow morning.
A grand reception will be given by the Military
Association OF the State OF NewYor at the Armory OF
| the 22d Regiment next Tuesday evening
The Rev Dr. MunSey to saPS PSTeafDs a De
one of the most eloquent divines in this country
A battalion of the 1st Regiment assembled
under command OF Capt Wenters Tor DRILL last nght at
| the Seyenth-aye. Armory
DIR. Leanders lecture on Diet at the rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Association last evening,
was very well attended
Capt James B. Mcclellan lectured last even
ing at No. 90 Bank' on lreand' claims to indepen'
The regular wec'y meeting Of the Police Pc, ce
| trials Of Importance came before them
The Young Peoples Association of DR..
Thompsons Tabernacle, corner OF Thirty yfourthst and
sxthaye held one OF their monthly social reunions last
| evening
The Rev. Chauncey Giles will lecture to-
in the swedenborgian house Of worship,
Thirty St. between Fourth and Lexirgtonayes on
| a" Infants IN Heaven"
| Ex-Alderman Ignatius Flynn has fallen heir
10 the sum of $4,000 from deceased aunt Europe.
Mr. Flynn expeats to come into possession Of this large
| amount in few days.
! Mr.. W. L. Ormsby lectured last evening be-
fore the Boomingdae Lyceum on "Chldren advocating,
substantially the opinion expressed by PIOI BARNARD 10
witt that the object OF education to FORM not to reform
| the mind.
Edward Carswell, the Canadian orator, will
deliver OF his popular lectures at YOrkve on Mon
day evening next under the auspices OF onward Lodge
meeting. &c. Will be advertised in Mondays TRIBUNE.
| Yesterday afternoon, several large pieces OF
marble fell from third story Of the building being
erected at the corner of Leonard ana CentTe Dreak
ing up the wooden pavement in front Of the building and
causing considerable excitement among those who were
passing at the time Fortunately, no one was Injured
Commodore Tattnall, who figured promi-
nenty as commander OF the Mosquito fleet" in the Con-
federate Navy during the Rebellion Is stopping at the
House. The Commodore has been residing In Nova
Scotia for some time past and gong South TO look after
! his property there
Mrs Miller residing at the house of Mrs. s.
W Rich, No. 80 Nntlst seriously injured yesterday
by an explosion Of gas Having noticed disagreeable
the cellar 90 discover tho leak carrying Hghted cand
when the gas seq burning bur feT d aGe ace and S aR ana
Is owned by Mr.. Murray
The Union Republican Association of the
With District met last night at Runks Hotel, No ga
shafer was elected Chairman; Edwin H. Lawrence and
Frederick Gugel, Secretaries John Hayward, Treasurer
was Transacted and the Association adjourned to meet
the second Friday in next month.
Among the arrivals in the city are Gov.
English of Connecticu the Hon. II. c. Lord, and the
Hon David Gibson Cincinnati and T. F. Ross Auburn;
at the St Nicholas Hotel f. L. Plumb late Charge a
Gaaires OF the United states IN Mexico the Hon B. F.
HOPKINS. NJ. c.. Wisconsin, and Vim. Ii. BrisOe New.
Haven, ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel ExCov Rawoon, OF
Nassau. \. F., at the Clarendon Hotel; Congressnen
ONei Pets, and Glossbronnor OF Pennsy lyan1, Gen
H. W G. Clarke Washington, and j. G. Palfrey, Boston,
at tho Astor Housc; Gen Fitzpatrick. Gen. W. H. McGaIt
j. A. H. Carnell, Baltimore at the metropolitan Hotel
There was full attendance at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Central Park Commissioners on
THURSDAY afternoon @ soIsa ~ e. The S.e9pH sS o $50 ~ "a e r
coved the Bank OF Commerce for interest on depos
It's during the past year IL was announced that several
welknown citizens propose to donate specimens to the
PARK collection Of Natural History The abundant
render that the proposed contributions Will be
both and valuable II IS also PROPOSED to add
and Fitz Green IIalock near the Grand Mall
4 regular meeting of the Trustees of the So
cety Advancement OF Science and Art was held
at their rooms. the OF Thrdaye. and seventh
81, last evening. Dr. John H. Grscom presided, and D.
Was read 10 tie Trustees irom wellknown friend Of
Science Offering 20 present the Association with yalu
able scientific library Tho pesentaton was approved
by the Board, aud the books VIII probably be |
citation. Dr. Richard Lee invited by unanimous |
vote to read paper THE Aborgines OF Australia"
resolved that Dr. Lemecier be requested deliver
another lecture including the leading features Of
Institute. under the auspices OF the Association |
Tee Wss received and S aeeePed 'd and a wSm al 'S
Scott esq, Chairman OF the section Of Social Science,
journcd. Dr Edward NoWberg will read paper before
the Association in few weeks, Tie Relations OF |
the PHYSICAL Icmperaments" illustrated by large
DeIY Hge Pp9upg'i
In tho matter Of John n. Kimball, Bankrupt. |
Nelson, c. 1.-THE petition IN this seeks revision
Of decision OF the District Judge, Southern District OF
New York, refusing 10 discharge Kmball, the bankrupt
from arrest aud also his bail given thereon lie ad-
asst was made On or about the 9Th Of June ereaer a
The action was brought Ia the state Court aud the order
OF arrest founded AFFIDAVIT setting forth that the
ponnds of buckwheat -four 10 Kimbau 10 sell on com,
mission aud remit the proceeds less commission. The
lour was sold Oh OF about he 29h OF February 1905 BY
or 0 SGST5sf any paff thereof They We're sab!eGSe9ty
demanded Of him. but lie refused to pay saying he had
of payment, and had applied the moueys to his
Bankrupt act aud closed his commission business Inc
application for the discharge Is founded on the the
clause Of the act which provides That no bankrupt shall
be liable 10 arrest during the pedency OF tho pToeesdngs
In bankruptcy, In any clyn action, Unless the same
IN baa ass HIM. Section m sproydes
THAT debt created By the fraud or cmbezzlement OF
the bankrupt, by his defacatOn public officer, or
charged under this act" The District Court held upon
dfacgtOn of the dcit0r while acting I'm ducary char
acter and was which would not be discharged in
bankruptcy: aud hence, refused 10 discharge tho pe
toner frOiu arrest. THIS decision was affirmed.
BROOKLYN.-llrs Mary Vogel, residing in |
Conoyorst near Dkeman'st, died suddenly yesterday
morning
Mr.. Jesse Johnson was yesterday appointed |
Assistant Corporation Attorney Of tine city.
The appointment of DR.. Thomas p. Norris,
as hyscihn OF The Poor for the Western Dstret made
was revoked at the last meeting Of the Board.
In tho United States District Court T.. d.,
yesterday the moasses and the distillery apparatus
found nc whitney, ship yard III Marshast near GoldSt,
ordered TO be condemned and sold default OF tho
appearance OF claimant.
There is a movement on foot to make an
south Brookiyn the boundary tobe Mdde,sr, now called
Prospeetave The Park Conmssi9aers were authorized
by tie last Legislature TO widen Mddest but have not
yet commenced operations.