The New York herald., 1869-04-25


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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-The arrests by the DO.
lice during the last week were as follows:-Satur-
day. the 18th instant, 26o; Sunday, the 18th, l2s
| Monday 18TH 30; Tuesday, Goth, 202; Wednesday "
2lst 1874; Thursday, 22d, 2e; Friday 23d 2Os Total
l,422.
ST JosEPH's PARIsH.-A lecture VIII be delivered
tonight by Rev. DR.. Parsons the subject OF
Religion and Patriotism.n at ST. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church, corner OF sixth avenue and Fourth
street. for the benefit OF the parish school. The
lecture VIII be followed by a sacred concert.
CUBAN LADIES' FMR.-The Ladies' Fair to aid the
struggling Cuban revolutioniss Will open at Apollo
Hall on the 27th inst. The committee o. ladies' ap-
pointed by the Junta Patrouca de Cubahos to attend
to the executive branch OF the affair are busy at
work in completing details, and tney promise that
no pains shall be spared their part render the
exhibition worthy OF the patronage OF the public.
THE ASSAULT On Mrs. KISSEY-REARRLsr OF
DALToN.-Yesterday morning John Dalton. who
stands charged with inflictlng dangerous Injuries
upon Mrs. Mary Kinney, OF $40 West Fortieth street
by kicking her In the side and abdomen, "a hereto.
fore stated was brought before Coroner Flynn by an
oiicer OF the Twentieth precinct and committed 20
await the result OF Mrs. kinney's injuries.
THE DEATH OF Mr.. wALroN.-It was Yesterday
ascertained that William II. Walton, who died in St.
Lukes Hospital as already stated, from the fracture
OF the skull received his injuries by accidentally
falling down flight OF stairs at the Stevens House.
Broadway. The Inquest over the remains has not
yet been held. Deceased who was a native OF Eng
land mad been employed In the Office OF the British
Consul.
THE RECENT STAGE CAsUALTY.-Coroner Schirmer
yesterday held an inquest at his once in the City
Hall on the body Of Hercules Atkins the man whose
death resulted from injuries received by being
knocked down and run over corner Of Broadway
and Duane street. on the 18th inst. by stage 1876 OF
the broadway and Fourth avenue line. The evidence
accidental, and the jury accordingly rendered yer.
dict 20 that effect John Iaggerty, the driver who
had been arrested, was, therefore, discharged. The
particulars OF the case have heretofore been pub
lished In the HERALD.
HATCHwAY CAsUALrY.-Coroner Flynn Yesterday
held an inquest at the New York Hospital on the
body OF Antoine Herdeman the man whose death
resulted from injuries received by falling through
the hatchway from the ninth story to the lower floor
OF the sugar house corner Of Washington aud vestry
streets. Deceased, who was employed In the placp
stepped upon the elevator, which was loaded with
sugar, for the purpose Of riding down. He was told
not to do so, but persisting IN his efforts fell and
lost his life. The jury rendered verdict OF acct
dental death. Deceased was thirty years of age ana
q native Of Germany.
JUSTICE DowLISG AND Mr.. BERGH.-A recent re.
mark In the Court ofspecia Sessions by Justice Dow
ling questioning the truhfuness Of Mr. Bergh has in
duced the writing OF lengthy letter by the latter
genue,nan l i 10 tne JUDGE Mr. Ber2h recapltulates
during the past three years. cites the statutes quotes
eminent legal gentleman as endorsing his interpre
taton OF the word creature" grows sympathetic
on the turtle extols gallant policeman" and In
conclusion indirectly charges the Judge with having
done That Tor which he might be impeached and In
sending TO the Court OF General Sessions for trial In
future all charges OF cruelty to animals as being
solely actuated by "resentment.r
AN IaPosToR on HIS TRAvELs.-For some time
past young scamp has been operating In this city
and vicinity, obtaining various sums OF money on
false pretences He falsely represents himself as tue
son OF Samuel T.. Morse, a merchant OF New Orleans
and has called merchants and Others saying that
he had run away from school and arrived here dest-
tute Of money and In great Distress and begs for small
sums until he can receive aid from ms father
Among the victims Of this fellows operations are
the observation-disclosures. A. H. Gale & Co., piano
manufacturers; J. L. Morgan a Co., ~ Fulton
street, +. II. Walsh, 20 East Tenth street; N. ".
Mercer street; Wheeler, Merritt a. Co., 2l5 Front
street: w. u. Asten Co., rs Pearl street; s. Root
No. PARK place; l.. r. Hawes, Eugene yanderpool
OF Newark; A. A. Hardenburgh, cashier Hudson
County National Bank, Jersey CITY,
AN ISToLERABLE NUIsASCE.-The residents OF
Third street have for long time been annoyed by
one OF the most aggravated nuisances In the city.
Between the Bowery ana Second avenue, on the
north side, number of livery stables, that not
only stencn the neighbornood, but take possession
OF tne street Every day for several hours, the side
Walk ~ completely bockaded by hacks, trucks and
horses placed across IL while they being washed
uoWn. NO lady can pass through the street unless
'Ae taxes 'he opposite side, aud even then sue 10