New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
THE CITY.

r.. Lewis
day, on tour Of observation in England France ana
Germany I'll
,o me ropagaton OF that political creed called Upper
sls be started in this city It's prospectus & m bse ls
with many advocates III Republican Amebca
Alta meeting of employers connected with the
HcSsScs ExS6aRee it was resolved Gat employers
shOud employ as many apprentices as tAey P%SSsu % e @
master
Controller Allen, Albany, and Harrison Loring,
Boston are the Fifth Avenue Hotel Judge Hair-
son OF West Virginia: the Hon. James D. Scoyel New
Jersey and Col sam Tate Tennessee % are az tne ed -
Nicholas Hotel ExGov Pierpont, West virginia ana j.
H. Ramsey, Albany, are at the Astor House
number of Germans met at the Steuben
House evening, 10 prepare an address OF approval
r 70 having refused to allow tue Bishop OF Fyburg
synod OF the Catholic priests at Constance last
Bnmmer.
Last evening, freight car No. 1873 Of the New
Haven Railroad, into passenger car NO 10 OF tne
Fen walker Te 6sd heT right shoulder dsocaed She
Hayward OF No. 70 9Joralemonst Brooklyn received"
bad cut o the head. ..t
The Union League has called special meet
ingior this evening, TO consider the acts Iening IN te
Legislature changing the appointments OF Tax COmns
BOners and School Commissioners OF tne Guy, auu In
creasns the fees Of the Sheriff. ana TO aetete m @ %a
for the protection Of the people IN tH9f Hgh'S
and privileges.
Thirty-two officers were tried by the Police
sSephep Wheeler Of the Forty-nnh Precinct who was
reprimanded for receiving a reward Of 81. He found
and returning it presented by the grateful owner
with the above-named reward
Joseph Wardman, member of 1loOlzan Lad
der Company No while patrOing through FOrtyninth-
st, saw two suspieiouslooking men carrying Dlh9@S &
On seeing lim the men dropped the bundles ana htd
These were examined, found to contain lace curtains
and other ARTICLES stolen from the residence OF Thomas
COchrane, No. 4s East FOTty-niDthst ...r
The profits of the Sunday Concert, tO-mor-
row night at seinway Hall are TO be devoted to the
Ladies' Relief Association for the benefit OF the sick and
uuda of fhn Theodore
neees new papst Miss R Sac6maDn will make her
debut; sgnOra Lamar will sing an aria from La Trayi
sta,o and frOa Linda )" and Willie Hess, the child
pianist viii also appear Inc OCCASION IS an eAtremey @ G
suppose there will be a fun and fashionable house.
New-York Division, No. 1, Sons of Temper
the ensuing quarter John NJ; Morse, W. p. Second
term, John Lees, W A. @ Robt. Orr r. 81 James i1 r.
T Peter Hal Shurts Chaplain Second term J. p Vol
iertson Con- NJ j. Wood, 4 c. y ?. smith, S; j. van
Gelder o. s. After the LIST OF May this Division Will
meet IN the large hal in GbsOns building, corner Of
Broadway and Thirteenth-st
The Directors OF the New York and New
Haven Railroad have decided, experiment. to
wooden wheels some OF the ears upon their road
Quite a number OF these wheels have been purchased
and will be substituted for the present irOnones on some
@ sy @ p @ wee aS Sa s2s cCndfed 10 GEss
as eheap in the end They are made Of elm or tesE wood
break by the action Of FROST they make much less noise
The stock and machinery of Messrs. VIM. P
st Co. pTopretCrs Of the KnIcksrRoSker Coffee and
Chamoersst was damaged by fire on Thursday night TO
Companies; Exchange. 5000; Market 5000 Humboldt
5000; st. Nicholas, 5000; Wliansburgh City, 5000
second acor occupied by NJ Johnson edoI coffee grinder
Less, Insured for $1,000 by Hudson County
Raatia and g 500 by the Commonwealth Companies
t;ero6ef FLYNN held inquest yesterday III t6e |
cEswing cases: James Elliott laborer OF No Pike
t. who fen from upper noor Of No 7sOuth william
ldri time after being admitted to the New;York Hos
. over the body Of Thomas Lawey a laborer, aged 80
seaIs who struck by falling rock and nstsDtly
eatyfrstst The body removed to the residence of
areatiye IN sxtlshst between Eirstaye and Avenue
who died suddenly his residence No 4s secOndave.
lie had been an mSsliaf long time
The celebration of the Passoier commenced
% me SstTct observance of the Passoer is one Of the
most and jeaously preserved rites OF the Jews
Commemorate the flight from Egypt During the week
the strctes abstinence from all kinds OF food into the
composition Of which any sort OF eaven enters is OBJ
served During the first and last two days and nights
solemn services are held in the syagogues az which tho
Passover the in all countries, and have been in
existence in the form through all ages that have
elapsed since the great event which 1t commentaries
Prof. Reynoldson delivered lecture last
evening in Room No Cooper Institute upon NJ. Ll6gn,, 6aa
about the curative properties OF light The Professor
Sa,ms 10 possess IBe pv'r OF oYroomng divers dis.
E Re TS@9S So and toSe g Ss to e the
person Of the patient bit owing az & ne declares 60 an
upon the cures seldom ensue. as in accordance with the
theory they ought TO do The Doctor is, however not
without faith that he shall some time discover an ndi
Vdua possessed Of sufficient faith TO be cured according
to the theory. The audience last night though limited
in numbers-l4 in all including three reporters
were enhusiaste cheering Yehemeny at the close OF
every and frequently not even waiting for the
sentence 10 be ended before commencing their need OF
appreciation.
About one-half of the emigrant fever patients
Teatmen at the hospital on %srS Island are unable to
leave their beds Since the last published report received
at Castle Garden ono woman and two children have died
rumOr was prevalent that the ships 0fcer Movement
was dead inquiry last evening ~ was ascertaned
10 be false At the investigation before tue Commission
ers of Emigration on Thursday the evidence OF all the
witnesses corrOboaed the statements made Dy the FEVER
patients fortnight since. The Commissioners VIII re-
enme their inquiry at q y. on Monday Yesterday |
morning, at the United states Commissioners Court,
Brooklyn. before Commissioner Jones, joseph MURPHY
ruthers boatswan Of the James Foster r were brought
up for preliminary examination Iher presence, at |
tracted large number Of spectators for the acesed as
did also the deceased captain aud nrst nae esiueu III
Brooklyn The features Of the carpenter ana boaswah
20 that effect from the crowd In court Shortly aer the
case called. from conversation between the ASSIST
ant District Attorney and Mr. Paris II appeared th tne
prisoners had yet obtained the ala OF counsel N was
decided therefore, send them for trial TO the United
States Circuit Court nov in session soDolsky the cabin
boy, Is detained III jail for examination.
A reporter visited Real in his cell yester- |
day afternoon, and obtained from him statement OF the
murder which he committed and his excuse for his ac
tion. The prisoners cell is that side Of the male
prison which those sentenced TO tile state Prison arc
confined, and its interior has been somewhat frightened
hTongt bv the sisters of the condemned and by his
other visitors and spiritual advsers little stand at
the his bed neatly spread with white cover
Ing, and contained ivory crueifx and couple OF
waxen candles and upon SHELF at the other end OF the
roOm few books and newspapers had been arranged
The prisoner .s man OF about years OF age OF Well
knit frame and with cOunenaDce neither brutal nor
unDteIgeDt but shaded natural, by the weight Of
his approaching DOOM , -.