The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-07

with table knife and did not die. she Was sent To
Bellevue Hospital. fT
The energy and industry which marked the com.
mencement OF the building of the new Post ONCE
has died ont, and the work now progresses at the
rate which IL characteristic OF most great uiia1-
takings.
The report that Jerome Buck as the head OF a dele
CATION had lett this city for Washington on Tuesday
to oppose the confirmation OF Murphy for Collector
OF the Port il without foundation. Nh Buck IS
good democrat and Is mol IN tins little nght' al all
does not propose getting into It,
grand mass meeting and distribution or valua-
bic prizes IN aid OF the destitute and children
OF Cuba viii be held at the Academy OF Music, Brook
lyn this evening. General Jordan Will address tne
audience, ana the occasion should be made worthy
OF the object.
On Tuesday evening Patrick Kane tinck driver,
was run over in Reade street by his own truck me
horses attached TO which having taken fright and
run away. Kane was removed 10 the Centre street
Hospital, where he died yesterday morning De-
ceased was twenty two years Of age, born In Ireland
and IN the employ OF H. g. Hazard, NO. l92 Cham-
bcrs street.
Augustus Dalzell, who was arrested by detectives
Irving and Dusenbury, OF the Central once, ana
committed by Justice Shandey, at Jefferson Market,
Saturday last, in default Of 500 900 bail, upon
complaint OF his partner IN business, James o. King,
having been shown that Mr.. Dalzell was the injured
party, and should have stood In the light OF con-
plainanf instead OF prisoner.
The second annual reunion OF the Society OF the
Army and Navy Of the Gulf takes place in Boston,
August 8, 1870, Admiral ID. g. Farragnt presiding.
General n. +. Banks Will deliver the annual Grafton.
Officers throughout the country who served In the
department are requested To communicate with the
secretary, Colonel Granville L. Hawes No. 10 Broad
way, New York. Nearly all of the most prominent
officers OF the army and navy have accepted invita-
lions 10 be present, and large gathering ~ an
ticipaed.
In the report of the address OF Senator Casserly
delivered at Tammnny Hall on the FOURTH" ard
published in the HERALD Of Tuesday, sentence was
enormously written as follows: "The safety OF the
country requires an intelligent labor class. Yankees
and moneyed would submit TO a centralized
despotsm If 1t added five per cent to their money
interest,"" The senator used the word :" bankers'
instead OF " Yankees" as reported, and had 20 in
tention OF rejecting upon the latter inventive ana
thrifty class Of people.
James d. Reid, chairman OF the committee having
charge Of the fund for proposed testimonial TO Pro-
lessor S. f. b. Morse the OF the electric ele
graph acknowledges the receipt of nearly two thou
sand dollars tor that object. The subscriptions were
mainly from telegraph employees and operators. The
testimonial Will, IN all probability, be developed IN
the form OF marble statue ~ Professor Morse, to be
eseclel in he Park. Mr. Morse has already 1aen
s WHO % a g. a9 oSons Of e n fs
proposes 10 do honor TO her Industrious son, thus
evncing either a becoming modestY or a singular
neglect IN not having done SO before.
Yesterday grand requiem mass was offered up
In the Church Of ST. Francis Xavier for the repOse
the soul OF John l.. Fleming, who departed this life
last Sunday night after short illness. The funeral
largely attended by the friends and mOrners OF
the deceased gentleman, who was highly esteemed
by those who had the pleasure OF his acquaintance
While living There were present clergymen, Judges
lawyers doctors and merchants, among whom were
Judge William J. Kane, Edward J. Mclean, Peter
Doan, Drs. Murtha anu Clark and Others. After the
service mt the church was concluded The funeral pro-
cessiOu proceeded to Calvary Cemetery, where the
remains of deceased were deposited in the family
vault.
The Matthew T. Brennan Association Of the
Twelfth ward held a business meeting last evening
at Grube's Hall, Tooth street, Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues, and resolved to have grand ball and festival
the Lyon Park, on the 18th OF September. All the
different Brennan Associations throughout the City
are to be invited. The committee appointed TO make
the arrangements are:-James 4. King, Thomas G..
Fields, William l.. Wiley, Charles Place, Jonah Por-
ter. Bart. Mcdonald, John McQuade, David s.
Jackson. Jr., Eugene McGrath and others, all live
men, who never do anything by halves The citizens
of the upper districts may therefore expect one If
the grandest turnouts that ever took place in the
city Of New York. 1t is not to be q political demon
stratiOn but social one in which all parties can
heartily participate.