New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE CITY.

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| Mahan of West Point. =-= Clarendon Hotel-C' H.
| Latrobe of Baltimore.
THE CITY.
| Arrests for the week, 1853
The Tax Receivers receipts for taxes last
week were S23,792 ls
A few cases of smallpox are reported at at
Yonkcrs and BrOnXdalc. The authorities are prOmPu5
taking measures 10 prevent It's spread
I'm the Department of Public Charities and Cor
recon last week 2GG males and $50 females alped Ior
situations and situations were furnished to l5i males ana
500 females.
Since the 1St Of January over 10000 alien
passengers have arrived at the port OF New YORK ana 0i
these IO62s arrived during the present month"; ana '1
during last week.
The time table of the South Side Railroad
has been changed. The road has been reiuised WIN
twelve new ears and Two new LOCOMOTIVES III I1dlosS
for the Summer travel.
Arthur Nevins, a reporter employed on me
Commercial Adrertser, fe into The cellar OF No. 3 3o
Amt Saturday, and sustained conclusion oI the
brain. He taken To Bellevue Hospital.
The Rev. A. NJ. Osborn, ID. D., Presiding Ell
der of the Poughkeepse District, ~ y ConerenSe NJ L;
Church, sails for Europe on Saturday next the NatOnd
Line steamer the Queen, capt thompson
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
over the body Of Daniel Iysaght, aged 49, who while III
oxicatcd fen down two flights Of stairs at his residence,
| No So MulberTy-st., and died soon afterward
| The body of a partially nude woman, which
was found in the East River oil Pier No O. has been
identified that Of Albertina Banmann, who escaped
| from the SMALLPOX Hospital ON BackwelIs Island.
Lena Rosenburg, aged q years. of No. 539
Canas over at the corner Of Canal ana Green
wich-sts yesterday by an Avenue car and seriously
! injured.
John McCau, aged IA, of No. 543 West
Thireth-st fell from the top of derrick belonging to
| tbc Hudson River Railroad Company, at the foot or
Thirty y-frst-s yesterday, and was Instantly killed
Last evening a kerosene. lamp exploded in
the apartment of John Lyons 1anltOr, at NO safest
sured
Guard will make excursion to Long Branch on Thurs
day morning and will partake OF cian-Dahe al the Con-
tinental Hotel.
The building No GA Broadway, owned by
Calvin Witty, was damaged by fire yesterday TO the
of $500. The sufferers are W. r. Manley, cmdrens
toys; loss on STOCK ssOI Insured D humphrey AnI
ture, $500; insured.
Six Transatlantic, two West Indian, and thir-
teen cOastwise steamers left this port on saturday
There arrived during the day -four Transatlantic steamers
which landed 5000 emigrant, the Queen OF the National
Line having on board l522.
The Second Brigade, \. g., will parade,
ratons for field practice and review, at Prospect Park
Parade Ground, Brooklyn on Friday next, June Brig
ade line will he formed at .! O'Clock a. III.
There will be a meeting at the Friends Meet
ing house on Iwen!ei1st & ton9r9% 90, eeGn to con
GTI naSras ae and W c. H%Ibad peace lecturers for the
Quaker Church, will address the meeting.
Mr.. A. +. Phillips ex-Consul of the United
States at Santiago de Cuba, has declined an invitation to
vices at Cuba, by Homer A. Nelson Mayor Hall, Gen.
Mcmahon, Recorder Iackett, VIM NJ Tweed, Judge Bar
nard, Judge Fullerton, and others.
1t has not yet been determined whether the
new ferry leases granted 10 the Union Ferry Complain
one cent fare between the hours Of and a. and
y. will 20 into effect before the ls OF May ISL the
time when the present leases expire.
Henry Kelly, alias Martin Ilaly, a well-knOwn
NewYoIk burglar was arrested AT the Hudson River
Railroad Depot, on Saturday, by Sheriff Hegeman OF
Fonda, Montgomery County, " u, and taken back there
10 answer charge of having attempted TO commit bur
glary i'll that village several months ago
Very little interest is felt in this country re-
gardng thel International Maritime Exhibition To be
hel AZ NaplcS. ".
time artisans will send articles for exhibition The aG
tOn of the Louvre officials two years ago danpcncd all
ardOr this country for exhibitions Of this character
William SwantOn,.a Fifth-ave. stage driver,
was charged before Marshal TOOker Saturday by John
G. Hamilton, with having nearly run over nm on Ihuie
day last ana broke MS umDela WINE slIlhihs s ~ nm
with his whip At the ntercession OF Hamilton swan
toms license was not taken away, but lie was severely
reprimandedby the Marshal.
During the week ending on the 2Sth inst,
licenses granted at the Mayors Office as follows:
Pawnbr0kers ~ second hand dealers Il junk shops,
49, Junk carts 20 junk boats boarding house ex.
press drivers, IL vendcrs, 80 carts, 80 porter /; dr
vers Total 2G4. Total amount received for licenses
etc. 1884.
On Saturday, by invitation of Commissioners
Bosworth and brennan Mayo Hall Contr3ller connolly
at Police Headquarters and were coseted for two hours
with the Democratic Commissioners: 1t is understood
that the reorganization of the Health Board the
matter under discussion II is expected that the changes
Will he announced to-day
A large audience gathered at the Cooper lnsti-
tute last evening to attend the usual Sunday night Tenn
perance meeting. The audience addressed by Miss
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the Temperance from the time OF Noah, and said
that the truth beginning to he perceived that like
Atlas Of old, woman bears the world Of to-day on her
shoulders. II announcedby Grand Worthy Patriarch
Merritt that the 2st of June next the NewYOrk Sons
of Temperance would receive, at the Cooper Institute
the National Division.
The body of the man found floating in the
East River of the foot of Thirty st. has been iden
East Thirty third ST. From letters found the body 10
il almost certain that he committed suicide Deceased
a naval officer during the late and served
the Memphis and other vessels He participated in the
Nearly "a he returned from China and
afterwaTd exhibited indications of waNcrng intellect
On the 18th Of January he disappeared and nothing
Of him until hls body was found Friday last
IL has been taken To TrytOwn by his relatives for inter
ment.
The regular meeting of the NewYOik Gene
illogical and Biographical Society held Saturday
at "a D. Its rooms, Mott Memorial Hail. No "a Mad
isOnave. Charles H. Moore esq, second Vice President
In the chair Reports Of 0iicerS Of the Society
read. Books presented Ivy Geo r. Tuttle, esq OF
man Coleman Of East0n Penn. from Dr. Chas II. 8. Da-
Wis of Meridon, Conn; from joel Munsell Of Albany
from the Rev. Dr. Allen OF NorthbOro Mass cm Albert
ii. HOyt Of Boston, and the "TradOns ~ the Old
Cole, esq, OF London Dr. HOltOn OF N. " read paper
on Notation Of Pedgrees. and Chas A. Cole "A
Interesting paper on the "Pube Records of England
from DOmesday Book 10 the present time" The Form
for Genealogical Records" as adopted by the Society
was presented to the members. Mr.. Cole nominated
corresponding member, after which the Society ad
Journed.
The Rev. John T. McClancy assistant pastor
Of sixhave. and West Washington place, lecturcd
last evening In that church before large audience upon
Practical CahOcity," In aid OF the und Of st. JOsephs
Sunday school This school has about coo scholars under
Superintendent j. ii. HickOD, assisted by j. j. Barrett
with Miss Annie T. Ennis lady supeIintcndent and
Miss MarthaiBalem and Miss Ellen Leonard assist