The New York herald., 1870-01-14


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The Police Board Yesterday transferred Sergeant
Kilals from Thiry-drst precinct Jefferson Market
Court quad; Sergeant W. J. IoWicn Twenty.
second 10 Thirtietn: Sergeant John Murphy, rwen-
neth TO Twenty second. aud Sergeant Van Hagen,
Iwenty-fith to Twentieth
span OF horses attached 10 coupe, In which
We're Mrs. Campbell OF RAILWAY, y. j.. ana her little
daughter, ran away on broadway yesterday. At No.
6S5 Broadway tho vehicle came IN contact with a
post, breaking II badly. The inmates were slightly
hurt. The damage To the coupe owned by Mchael
Banks, of No ia West Fortynnth street. was 800
Bartram Arnold Is supposed to be the name or the
boy about fourteen years OLD found In the dock
foot OF seventh street, Il. r., from the fact that
letter addressed 10 Christian Arnold william
hiucr o'l Ninth avenue, was found In hls posses
sion. rms letter may lead TO the Identification or
the remains, which haJ beeu IN the water about
month.
4 match was fought Wednesday night the
west side between y. rackway with two white
yellow cocks aud v. ID. Adams with two black
reds FROM Schenectady. Odds twenty 10 five
on the black reds but the White ycllOws both
nghts easily. The white yclows are imported. from
Dublin whtte hen crossed by yellow cock FROM =
tdlhpuig. Tacsway made $4,000, and offers To night
any cock IN the state, four pounds ELK ounces for
$1,000.
Regina Bpsik, q Gcrmsu woman sixty years OF
age, engaged peddine washing blue yesterday
fell down night OF stairs or u house IN which she
had called and was Killed The remains or deceased
WAS conveyed 70 The Thiry-ith street s1aion house
ana Coroner keenan, notified TO hold an inquest.
wber. she h6s left family.
warden Brennan reports thar the body ~ an uu-
known boy brought 10 the Morguc yesterday
FROM Fortyflfth and Fourth avenue. Deceased
was about fifteen years OF age four feet ten inches
hlgh; mad hight hair, gray eyes, pepper aud salt
Jacket, black pants while SHIRT, red scarf, gray
woollen socks, gater shoes and gray hat with black
band The body was too mucn mutllatcd IA he
placed in the Morgue for ident'icatioI lhe photo;
graph or deceased Mas taken.
The New York branch Of fne American Church
Union, society OF Protestant Episcopal coinnil-
nicants organized IN November 1867. attended the
celebration Of the Holy Communion yesterday morn
Ing nj Trinity chapel Rev. Dr. Din onicmtcd,
assisted by Rev. DR.. SesinOnr. OF the Theological
seminary. There was very large congregation and
the service was ON very impressive character. Rev.
nr. DIX VIII preach the annual sermon next saIur-
day illustrating lhc history ana object OF the lulon
Coroner Rollins was yesterday notified 10. nold an
Inquest at ST. 1uke's Hospital the body OF Richard
Deyoc twenty-five years OF age aud a native OF Ire
land. who died on "Wednesday night Deceased was
coach driver, IN tho employ OF Henry Elder, OF
Nos. and West Forty tftb street, ana on Wednes-
day evening team OF horses he had ~ charge took
night and. becoming unmanageable. he was thrown
to the pavement with 50 much violence to PRO.
dncn concussion OF the brain and death about
six hours aItcr admission 10 The hospital. deceased
liked at os West Forty-tnird sroci.
on Wednesday afternoon detective }. J. Doyle, OF
the ltarbor Police, discovered w.ll known per.
sons driving through South street wlrh seven bales
or cotton u truck. lie followed theu 10 No ITO
South street, where rhry came 10 q halt. Posting
himself opposite he observed hve men watching him.
In a lew moments they dumped The cotton OF the
truck and drove away. Posting agnard on tue cot
ton the 0ff1cer obtained truck and conveyed It
rnn i9pery m CLERK Iae bale, are marked sur
letters . written across theuU
Thomas Murphy, = laboring man. was brought be-
fore Justice toN at the Tombs Police Court, yes ter
day afternoon, charged with assault aud batter,
upon his wife, Murphy with his wife live in a
basement floor ct No. 81 Cherry street and about
nafpast seven O'Clock they, with other lodgers
the course OF which Murphy threw q metal pot at
his wlfes head. The injusies were very severe,
the wife was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital. Mur-
phy Was apprehended by detective Flnn. OF The
Fourth precinct. and Justice Cox ordered the
Coroner 10 be notified, Ia order that the wonan's
atfdayjt Ialght be taken.
The case Of oricer Lockwood, charged with club
bing German lager beer seller, reported Ia the
HERALD Of the IsE inst. several witnesses for The
prosecution sworc that The oncer Knocked down
Wnkenlng's little girl. and wDen her father re-
monstrated dubbed him. The child contradcted
herself all through her testimony. The defence ad-
mitted me the clubbing, put proved by responsible wit
the child was TO pick her up when knocked down;
that the father ran out, seized Lockwood by the
throat, demanded why be mad struck his child, aud
attempted to choke the o1cer when ne clubpcd hrrn
self free. The evidence was very conflicting, but
seemed to be on the side or the onicer.
The following changes nave heeu made III thc
Appraiser. Department. Of the Custom uouse:-Mr
William n. TowIhey. private secretary OF tue Ap.
pra,ser or the PORT has been promoted to the posi-
ton OF examiner, ~ salary OF $3.50 year. Vice
Mr.. .. N. Oden, resigned; Mr.. X. Sargent has been
appointed examiner, at $1,000 year, vice Horace
examiner al salary OF 81, 500, vice Edward Kavson
removed, Mr.. William ). Hoyt appointed examiner,
AT $500, vice samuel H. Tuck removed; Mr. John
$. Sler, appointed examiner, AT 81. 900 year. vice
W. :. Hoyt promoted; Mr. r. N. Wolcott appointed
e2amlner AZ 81 800 year, vice Colonel Bachia, de-
ceased Mr.. william y. Hoyt appointed clerk, at
81, 500, vice W. II. Townley, promoted, sir L. 81
Sheldon, 70 succeed William q. Hoyt
At the annual election of the Excelsior boat t4ub
OF the city or New York he'd at their cub house on
Tuesday, the following officers were sectod for the
year is.o:-.Presidsnt, George Smith. Jr Vice
President, James whlte Secretary. Thomas f. bar
rett; Treasurer. James Moylan; Trustees. Robert
Ellis; John Moyau, John GarInall Thomas Connolly:
Property Clerk, George Smith, Jr. The club are in q
prosperous condition, beng or the four Dared
sell Thos. Coyer, which wed by the Leary aud
Hiaiin when they made the fastest time ever
made BY 4 fonr-oared crew In America. Besides
being owners OF the celebrated six-oared shell
stranger, which has won several races, anu never
has been beaten BY boat OF her style, they also
the six cared gig Excelsior. the six-oared gig
Doctor and the sx-oared Oarge Sea Foam. The
club commences the year 1870 IN very anspcious
manner being free from al debt and they calculate
10 the amateur slN-oarcd crew sne state
Of New York for the year 1870.