The New York herald., 1869-03-03
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH l8es-TRIPLE

not snflcertIy careful OF the lives OF their em-
po}es whie engaged BACKING cars into the depot
and coupling thsm In their verdict the jury seen
sure the New Haven Railroad Company for not FUR
and others who remove cars in their depot" be-
ceased who had been several years in the employ OF
the company. was nity-three years OF age ana
SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The Academy OF
Music was thronged last evening with cultured
and appreciative audience Of ladies and gentlemen,
attending the seventh annual commencement OF
the Bellevue Hosp tai Medical College. The order OF
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Of degrees by Professor ]. H. Taylor, NJ De- President
Of the Facnty: address to the graduates by tue Rev
by Walter s. Thorne NJ. d., OF the graduating c'ass.
The exercises were introduced with prayer by the
Rev. Dr. A; r. Thompson Professor Taylor M y t1sn isa
members nom twenty-four States, two from the
District OF Columbia eleven from Canada aud the
Provinces. The address to the graduates by tne
Rev. DR.. Thompson was eloquent and comprehen-
sve and was received with close attention ana Ire-
TGs o sosse
experience and the lnspriting thoughts ana sugges-
tloas conveyed to the graduates BY the speaker.
VESSEL OWNERS AND CAPTAINS ASSOCIATION
The second meeting OF this society was held at Nos
so and 50 Pine street yesterday afternoon. Mr. H. A.
Van Brunt in the chair. The secretary having read
the minutes OF the last meeting, some unimportant
business discussed respecting the printing, &C.,
OF the certificates Of membership &c After which
communications were read from similar lnslltu-
ton IN Philadelphia congratulatiLg THIS association
on its formation and Offering Its cooperation. Mr..
Barnes letter from Washington Offering aid 70
get memorial presented TO Congress on various
grievances was laid aside for further c0nsidera-
ton. letter was also read from Captain Duncan
on seamens institution he Is founding, asking the
Of me y B9ars @ On sa oa wa s
prepared for presentation TO Congress on the unjust
and Illegal charges captains and owners have now
to submit to, Which was adopted unanimously.
committee was formed to 90 TO Albany 10 protest
against any laws as regard Sandy Hook and He'll
Gate pilots beng changed as y y understood thar
get the repeal or q clause in the above act which
would oDige vessels passing Hell Gate to pay at
or not.
TEE LIME BURNING EsTABLIsHMENrs.-With q
view OF relieving the city Of what their inspectors
reported noted nuisance detrimental to the health
Of the public the Board Of Health on the sth Of De-
cember last issued special order to Patrick Malone,
the proprietor Of the lime burning establishment on
West Twelfth street, instrncting him to discontinue
the manufacture Of lime from oyster shells, and not
to 1t without special permit from the Board
Mr.. Malone, through his counsel asked for the ap-
why the order should not be rescinded. The investL
cation came on before Seth G. Hawley on the
ssd Of January and I evidence has been put
number OF persons living In the nelghbornood
testified that the burning Of lime was not injurious
that huge volumes Of n0xious vapor-carbonic acid
gas and suphuretted hydr0gen-are daily thrown
out into the 70 e vSsn fSe %
lence produced J. r. Breakel, pr0fessed chemist,
who gave his opinion that the vapors were not
were called BY the Board. Their evidence was de-
cidedly condemnatory OF the establishment, which
they hs that pos oe
next Saturday.
PATRIOTIC CuBANs--This movement OF the resi-
dent Cuban ladies Of the city Of New York s rapidly
growing In favor, and the hopes and aspirations Of
the Junta are in their minds already realized. The
ladies are perfectly enthusiastic not only in their
many months roll round the State OF Cuba win
throw one more star into the field Of azure that
floats with Its constellation from the peak OF every
vessel that proclaims itself subject to the American
government In tine parlor OF No. 130 West Twen-
teth street. where the Junta meets the pier glasses
Of ofe ~on IN n pacaar claims s sssnon
It Is made Of the richest silk, and the
star In the crimson field Is embroidered
ON the material with rich white noss-tne labor OF
love OF Cuban lady. The Junta met again yester-
day afternoon, sehora Soledad , DE Castellanos In
as secretary. After the Adoption OF the minutes,
the Committee on Subscription reported that in two
DAYS and IN SaG tney ma mao % coecse0 s1x
tain assistance from American ladies' who sympa-
thise with the cause. The committee on lectures
what hour and place Mr.. de Cordova VIII deliver his
first lecture. The Committee on the Fair have de-
y @ Ss e s
are not decided upon.
THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY," The regular
monthly meeting OF this society was held last even
ing at the library Eleventh street and Second
avenue In the absence Of both the president and
vice president Mr.. Augustus Schell was elected
chairman. The minutes OF the last monthly meeting
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were read BY the secretary and approved. Letters
from the American Legation In France and from
announcing that thirteen volumes Of the reports Oi
jurors OF the International Exhibition OF 1867 would
be transmitted to the society through the state De-
received since tine last monthly meeting were
announced BY Mr.. Moore, ! the librarian,
printed In Philadeiphia IN 1880. and also compete
collection OF the maps and charts OF the Coast Sur
vey, linen, and also local history Of Pittsneld,
Massachusetts 1t was resolved TO hold special meet
ings on the 11th and 18TH nst 20 listen TO the read
ing Of paper BY Dr.. George r. Ellis on "The
TheUentIeman who had been assigned 70 read the
paper OF the evening being unavoadably detained
Mr.. Moore read biographical sketch OF Charles Ar
niand, Marquis de 10 Rouarie prepared by the late
John H. Mcdonald and which has come into his hands
along with other papers and documents through
them for publication. The sketch was detailed re-
view OF the life, character and services Of Colonel
Armand. from his birth to his death, In January,
many successful exploits OF the brave Frenchman
commander Of corps OF partisan dragons, Ia
westchester county, between Tarrytown, Williams
bridge Kingsbrldge and Harlem, against the British
and Hessians. under Colonei Wurm, and the tories,
under Colonies Barmore and Dclancey. At the close
OF the meeting the death OF James T. Brady and
David T. Valentine old and esteemed members OF
the society, was announced and ordered 70 be
entered on the journal.
PROBABLE H0MlCDE.
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