New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
THE CITY.

Asor House yesterday.
The Hon. Samuel Sheabarger of Ohio, Min
lister 10 Portugal, is at the ST. Nicholas HoteI'
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister,
was at the Clarendon Hotel yesterday, and left for the
East last evening.
Catherine Flood, aged 40 years, an occasional
lOdger at No GO overst rear ded suddenly last even
ing.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
this city held their mont y meeting on Monday evening
at No. l6l Fifthaye.
Arthur johnson, seaman on board the
British steamship Queen, died yesterday from injuries re-
ceived few days ago by block falling upon hun Wnie
at work on his vessel.
The Hon. Z. w. Osborn of the United States
Senate and the Rev. Dr. Osborn Of ST. Louis will sail TO-
day In the Inman steamship City Of Brooklyn, on tour
in Europe Senator Chandler Will also be passenger ~
the same steamship.
Col. Leopold Markbreit, the newly appointed
United States Minister to Bolivia, sailed for hs aT@e
number OF friends were at the dock to witness 'o
ure Of the Colonel cl
The neutrality laws to be strictly 81 enISrege Te s
by the Government, and expeditions M, Wiz, CTbahs
posed to have arms or recruits for the insngen ans
win be allowed to leave TINS R PO e seTyce has been
derod to this port to assist in enforcing inc laws
The Rev. DR.. Bowling, the wel-knoWh w. pap apd
tis clergyman resigned his charge IN inS V ~ She b
has accepted unanimous and urgent lnNtaoUH a ~ ~
pastorate Of the South Bapist Snu'T IIW%e uovy of
formerly under the care Of the keS d. nay Nc Ao "
Boston.
Charles f. Perry, esq, recently appointed
tinted States Consul at Aspnwal sailed yesterday for
~ IcstUation I'M the steamship Henry Chauncey. Mr..
Psrv Il widely and fayurably known TO members OF the
Press as General superintendent Of the Atlantic ana
Pacific Telegraph Company position which he but
recently resigned
The following telegram was received yester-
day by superintendent Kennedy from New-OrieaHsi .
,.p bssS Hortgase 90 any propeTy il NeSOrean Said
property puorng be his this city tha, offered for sale IN New
i'' anu 'u''' Gro s. CAIN supt Met Police
About a week ago, man named Kelly, IN
the employ Of the New York and Erie Railroad while on
train and when near RannpO Station fell between the
cars, and had one leg fearfuy crushed lie was taket
between the shock his system by the crush and from
loss Of blood Kelly continued to SINK until yesterday
when he died
The rGenrollment of the Second Assembly
District, recently ordered by the Republican Central
~ Manv ,ersoNs Who are known not TO be in accord
with the Republican party, among them, 1t IS charged
"Reddy the Blacksmith have sought 10 be enrolled
but IL believed that the names OF all voters in sympathy
with the Democracy viii be detected and excluded
Last evening while the Twenty -third-st and
Jersey City ferry bOat Jay Gould ew lne) was neahs
the slip ON ths side, she was run into by the steahDO
Palsade and the gentlemens cabin badly sSsEsu o slr
tunately however, only one boy whose name could hot
be learned, was injured The Pallsade was not muoh
damaged
The Ladies' Fair, which has been in progress
for time past at Apollo Hal, Broadway, TO obtain
pendeuce Is to continued for days longer The
ladies who have taken SO great an interest IN the e9te
encouraged by the liberal contributions they have re
ceived and st lreceying from the friends OF freedom
fair are magnificent ball dress manufactured in Paris,
and a number Of valuable Jewels
Tie congregation of the Tabernacle Church,
the north OF SiXthaYe. and West Thirty
fourtht held soclabe last night at which ali parties
rooms AN bandsomeIy and richly furnished FOR the
comfort ana convenience Of persons attending these
cal gatherings. All ages were represented last night
Rev DR.. j. p Thompson with his genial face aud urJaue
manners, contributed materially TO tie enjoyment OF his
flock
Twenty-six policemen were tried yesterday
morning, before Commissioner BOsworth the new Pres-
dent of the Police Board The only OF interest was
Precinct who was charged with improper conduct IN
colOred cOachman named William Lockwood The com
plainant Mr.. John W. HameIsley OF No. So Ffthave,
that there four ladies in the carriage, ana
that the rens left lying the ground in most
reckless manner The policeman says he arrested Lock
wood for cruelty whipping the animals he was driving
and the cOaChmau in denies the charge Of cruelty
The referred to the full Board for decision.
The Board of Trustees of the Eclectic Medical
College I'm accordance with the requirements of the
amended charter appointed Board OF Ceneors 70 super
wise the issuing OF dtonas ana thG nSJCly Gl whose
The following are the names, viz: Dr. y, A; Morrow,
New-YOrk Dr. Samuel Tuthll, POughkeepse; Dr. Alex
aIdef Wilder, New.YOrk; Dr. VIM Jones Newburgh, and
DR.. FIRTH Brooklyn Dr. j. ii. Fitch was reapp0inted
DemonstratOr OF Anatomy and DR.. Wm d. Cheesbrough
Assistant The regular session ordered 10 commence
Oct l5 with a preliminary course OF TWO weeks com
mencing Oct. !.
and Messenger for $780, which has progressed Us miles
nghp for the past three nights has terminated In favor
drew Of sher the 18th nile bavug ,prausd
THSRsDAr-Fnt heat Messages Won in lsi MINUTES Second
sss daisnee5 By going d TIE foor before s eo%Ps
FoaS heat. Messenger oasa ts and vas G.i.Dod Harding win
mPg IN y inmates Oh lea MESSENGER won BY three length.
Harding u 10 minutes third be beat Messenger M won on, u i e. min
sos ia I1Th s na s.s bs s &,"s5gei osa. m neat s
The sale of choice books and engravings, at
the MessI9 Bangs AeTwin Cos rooms on BToadT@y
buyers and the books realized good prices The follow
ing is partial list Oi the sales; Hargraves state Trials
vols s. 25 per volume Dodsley's Register, 90 vols
QreSst0Hai Globe, 81 yOs 50 cents; AdOphuss England
Kirbys Museum vols s. 90 Esther Reeds Life s. IS;
Rabbelass Oeuvres 3yos 4to red NOR, $40 per vol Nup
81 75 beautiful copy Of OEbYs Bible, vols, folO
red morocco s25 Notes and Queries p vols, 4to half
when many splendid books yet remaining viii doubtless
be sold e--5. - ~
Ex-Gov Dennison of Ohio; the Hon. S., S.
Marshall, VI. c. Illinois; the Hon. Henry keyes, Yer
mont Judge STaub Of Cincinnati; the Hon. g. A Miller
Alabama; Q. H. Sheriff., Washington; the Hon. j. r. Fol
som and the Hon. C. II Latham, Lowell Mass and the
tel Senator Osborn, Florida; the Hon Galusha Crow
Albany; Green Clay, Mississpp John L. King, Spring
ncld Mas; aud W H. Morse, japan, at the Fifth
Gov HOtimans staff Is at the 81. James Hotel James
the Hon. J. ID. Mcpherson, Washington and G. W Buck
Chemung are at the Astor House. The Hon. a. L. Mer
Tman, Washington, is at the Metropolitan Hotel Major
Ellison OF NeWJerSey is at the Weslmorelaud Hotel
Propositions are before the Common Council
20 pave the following streets with Belgian pavement:
Hundred and Ihiretlst; Fory-fftlst between Fourth
and LexingtonSyes; store,st from whitehall to Broad
fourth ST, from Fourth TO Ffh-ave; Ffy-thrdst from
@ Fn 20 o, rom seventh to
FftyfOurth st. from Eighth 10 Hlnthaye.; Thry-hfth-
st., from broadway TO Nnth-ave.; One Hundred and
Spvcuteeutll-st., from FOurtl-aye Harlem