New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
TIE CITY.

Mrs. Mary J. Moses, aged 80 years, died snd-
denly yesterday morning, at No $40 West Twenty rSIS'
Gov. Hoffman returned to Albany on Satur-
day evening. ,
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister to the
United States, is at the Albemarle Hotel
Gen. Ruslem Bey and Mr.. Wyatt, Military
Agents OF the Turkish Government are al the DIeNOo
Col. ]. Homer Grover, United States Consul
at Ancona. Italy, sailed on Saturday III the steamship
City Of London.
oneI commandng n c. n y s, viii parade in full uni
form on Monday next, oath inst, at s y. m.
John Fickcn of No. 1O5 Hester,st. was thrown
from ms wagon at the corner Of Mulberry and Grand
sts yesterday. and wac dangerously injured.
Marshal TooIler reports that during the past
Week ne mas gg 20 1arions eompainants
Letters which left San Francisco on the even
Ing o the 9th of MAY were distributed at tue PostOhce
in this city before nine o'clock yesterday morning.
The body of an unknown man was yester-
ay found floating IN the East River OF the foot OF Four
teenth-st
An unknown man, while intoxicated yesterday,
fen down stars at Tenth-ave aud received scr
injuries. He was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in
an iusensible condition.
The schooner Annie Whitney, 1S days from
Demarara, while coming up the bay yeserday ai YER
struck by the squa and had her IOresal ana
ilb carried away.
A sub Committee of the Ways and Means
eating the pTaeticts When have heretofore prevailed in
the management OF business at the Custom-House
The Hon. j. Lothrop Motley, Minister to
from Boston Mr. Motley win remain at the BrevOort
until Wednesday when he will sail for London In
the steamship Cuba.
Orders are ont for the parades of the squad
Eons Of the First Brigade OF Cavalry n g. 8 N ~ on s9e
Washington GREY Battalion win parade Monday. the
The German Humboldt Society of Intel
qectual Progress held meeting the National Assembly
Rooms SATURDAY. evening when Mr William l9ew rad
an essay on Life Of Alexander Won Humboldt after
ward "A debate took place "luXurles."
Three thousand tuns of steel rails are
now being distributed along the line of the NewHaven
Har TSn Ra air. Which viii be laid down as rapidly
possible in the place Of the old iron ones.
German named Charles KnObb, aged %
years Odger at No l5S Eiza9eth-st last evening at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat with razor His
wound was dressed and he was then taken to Bellevue
The body of an unknown man, aged about As
Years having gray hair ana 6Sssd in S rsY cS %a
aud brOgan shoes, was found floating III the East River
Of the foot OF Thirty sixth'st.
Last evening fight occurred ia the tene-
Ipent No $40 West Thirtiethst, dnrldS @hifh (lQmas
McCinsk - was stabbed in the head by Thomas Eagsn
I S SSs nor been arrested McCusEy was taken to
Bellevue Hospital
The Hon. Peter B. Sweeney sailed for Europe
OF Saturday obtain proper rest after MS recent ardu
labors. Gov. Hoffman and other members Of me
stare, county. and city Goyernme9[s MI
and renewed health and yigor
Yerterday afternoon sail-bOat containing
three mon was run down n Hell Gate by the tug r. S.
Carter Two Of the men rescued. The third, Jere
mah Flaherty Of No. SO Hamon-st.. was drowned. His
body rescued and taken 10 the East Eighty
Police Station. The sailboat was tOwed ashore
The German brewers societies, or Brewers
Union Of the Uuited States have lately been invited In
circular signed by Messrs. Henry Ciausen, Jr, Feed
haefer aud KatzeDmayer OF this city, to attend the
ninth yearly congress OF the brewers OF the United States
nj Newark, y. j., from June to S, next
The officers of the Hudson River Railroad
Co sly that there truth whatever in the statement
recently published that the bridge SpuyOD Duyyil
Creek unsafe condition for the passage OF raiHs
An inspection Of the road shows that the bridge In
question Ia perfectly secure, as well as all the other
structures on the road.
Marshal Barlow has made the following |
changes in the personnel Of his Office: Theodore W. Greg
James A. Christie, and James Turncy to be United States
Deputy Marshals in place OF Luther Horton David b.
bNirc, and James DOnshea, removed. Charles McCay |
Deputy T. s. Marshal has resigned, bat appointment
has yet been made TO I'LL the vacancy
As the ferry-bOat Baltic was leaving the !
South Ferry slip, last evening two soldiers from Cover
boat into the The deck hands attempted 10
The men. but failing 70 d. patrOmm Charles Granger
nj the First Precinct calamity sprang INTO the water and
eventually succeeded In rescuiug them. The were
cared Tor at the New-street Police Station.
The new iron ferryboat SOUTHAMPTON, but !
the Messrs. Harlan HolpgswOrth Of Wilmington, |
Del for tie Jamcs-slp and Hunters Point Ferry,
arrived from the SOUTH and will make her first regular
IO to-day The boat Is 1873 feet In length and C3 feet
~ breadth has upper saloon, and besides connecting
Long Island Railroad and the Flushing, College Poiut
aud WlntCstOuc Railroad.
The following is a recapitulatiOn Of the bust |
carried by the ew-YOrk Post Oice with Europe
aud thc Wes. Indies during April
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