The New York herald., 1870-06-12


The races which were to have taken place at Je-
rome Park yesterday have been postponed TIL We'd
nesday, June Is.
The records OF vital statistics for this city for the
week ending yesterday are as follows:-Deaths. ASS;
marriages, 1888; births, 1885, and still born, 81.
An application has been made 10 have Michael
Varley, brother Of Freddy the Blacksmith" ad-
mitted to bail. He shield on a charge involved in
the late Burke-Hernan shooting case.
Mr.. Constantine DemonIco, the well known
caterer and res,duateur, died suddenly yesterday,
at his residence He leaves four children and host
OF friends 10 lament his demise The deceased gen.
tleman was native OF Switzerland.
lecture on the genius OF the poet Moore which
promises TO be very interesting, both from the ma
ture OF the subject and the capacity OF lecturer 10
Treat II wen, WI be delivered at Dodworth Hall on
inursuay evening by Mr. Thomas II. Parker, mem-
| Der OF the bar.
The Mayors Marshal during the past week granted
the following llcenses:ro pawnbrokers, 4; board
ing house. l; second hand dealers, IL; junk shops,
II; junk carts, IS; junk boats, 8; coaches 4ae;
express. O.; venders, 40; carts, 4o porters, q;
drivers, ll0-tota 727. Total amount received for
licenses, &C., 81, 1863.
The body OF John H. Kelly alad six years OF age,
who fell into the dock foot OF pier 43 East river on
terday morning. The remains OF deceased were re-
moved To the residence OF his mother, 1872 Madison
street, ana Coroner Flynn notified TO hod an
Inquest.
James Donahue, Superintendent OF the Free Labor
Bureau, makes the following report as to the busi-
| ness done during the week ending June H. 1s70:-
Males applied for employment 220; females 6eg
Male hep required 1922 female, SIS. Situations pro-
cured for males, 1876; situations procured for females
GS9 Iota situations procured for males and females,
Sl4
meeting OF ladies interested In the patriot cause
OF Cuba was held yesterday at the st. Julian Hotel.
The object OF the meeting TO unite all the ladies
OF this city who sympathiZe with the cause in the
effort to raise funds for the patriots Cuba. Ar
rangernents were completed for theatrical perform
ance shortly, In order to obtain money to carry on
the fair which they intend opening on the sth OF
September.
Coroner Keenan,, Alderman REILLY and william Col
igan, OF the Seventh ward sailed yesterday for Char
lesion in the Charleston from pier No. 5North
large number OF friends among whom were John
Kennedy James Cowan, Clerk OF Marine Court;
Thomas HassiOn, Archibald Fullerton Assistant
Clerk Board OF Supervisors; Edward NJ. LaIey and
u most ol Others.
Tae Fifth regiment, N. G. s. N. ", will parade in
full uniform with the usual badge OF mourning TO.
morrow, to attend the funeral OF the late Brigader
General William Seebach COmmissary General OF
Subsistence. Line Will be formed In Hester street at
twelve o'clock noon. The body will be brought at
ten A. M, TO the Governors rooms City Hail. laid
in state and remain there until r. NJ, when the
funeral VIII take place, escorted by the Second bri-
gade General Bnryer, and the Executive Commit
tee of the General Union Committee. The pail bear
| ers are:--Generals Townsend McOuade Morris.
tweed, Jr, Mosner Craig, Ward, Varian and P0stly.