The New York herald., 1870-03-16


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last year 3ok
The nags ON the City Hall aud the other city build
ngs were displayed yesterday In honor OF the ami.
vcrsary OF inc birth OF Andrew Jackson.
man who refused to give his name at the New
street station house yesterday reported he nsd an
alteration with one OF the moneyed "Dulls" corner
OF south aud Broad strees and was slightly
wounded His wouno was dressed and he left.
pioneer committee or the North Carolina Hyde
Park Settlement Association, consisting or one
blacksmith two carpenters and three masons,
started yesterday on tie schooner Henry Lee to
erect suitable buildings for The accommodation Of
the settiers when they arrive.
In tue HERALD OF yesterday the details OF che
stabbing OF q conductor OF the Third avenue line BY
James Bowen was inaccurate In one particular
Jus McQuade, and not Justice Blxby. was the
offcial who he'd the would murderer In only $500
ban for attempting TO take Pitts lie.
Two men, named Edward Moran and Frederick
FicKe we're charged before Justice Scott. at Essex
Market Police Court. with burglary, by James Cros-
,in, OF 7l2 Sixth street Botn men were caught on
the premises by Crossin, and NUMBER OF burglars
toos were found In their possession. Both were
held 10 answer.
The funeral OF the late Henry II. Leeds took place
yesterday afternoon from his residence. No. East
Forty-thrd street. The house filed with the
trends and acquaintances or the deceased Tne
funeral services nlucted by the Rev. DR..
Adams The remains were taken 10 Greenwood
Cemetery.
good deal OF anxiety Is manifested for the safety
OF the missing steamer Samara, SIX days over
due She has o large number OF passengers on
board, the friends OF whom visit the ONCE OF tho
agents nourly anxousy inquirng II any tldings have
been learned OF the vessel he captain OF the Gu
nard steamer sailing to morrow nus received instruc-
tons to Keep sharp LOOKOUT for the Samaria-
George Kearns, having been deserted BY his wife,
yesterday proceeded to her roo No. Io2 West Twen-
tyfourth street ana informed her he could longer
walk the earth without the possession Of her love,
aud stretched himself out Tor nnai kick Police
Surgeon Gibson was called administered an anti
d0te ana sent the man 10 Bellevue Hospital In .
communication has been received at the
HERALD ONCE from q responsible gentleman OF Pike
county, Pa. IN which, referring to the disaster TO
the Erie train at Basket the llth inst. he
states that Charles Mygatt, the engineer did NOS
jump from the train but stood maufuily at his pose
OF duty and useo every effort 10 avoid the catas-
trophe
Deputy Sheriff for conveying prisoners to Sing slng
In place OF Isaiah Rynders, VINO was removed for
permitting prisoner escape MIR Hickey has been
deputy IN the oherin's once some time. There IL
no salary Tor converting prisoners TO Sing sing; bus
the service u paid by the State In fees nxed by
statute
1t is customary for the authorities whose duty Il
Is to furnish Police Courts with fuel TO neglect
the reQutstions for and coal OF the Yorkville
Police Court Magistrates until the matter 10 attended
TO IN the press. Yesterday the atmosphere OF that
| court room, aDove named, was SIMPLY unendurable
wnne tue conditlon OF the PRISONERS In the cells can
| he imagined.
The funeral OF the late Robert ID. Holmes will take
place to-day at TWO O'Clock. As distinguished
Mason, prominent lawyer and journalist. deceased
| was widely known ana respected. The funeral
services @ therefore VII be yer, imposing. re N n.
lodges OF the craft in the city VIII attend Tho
mains Will be conveyed from She late residence Of
tile deceased No. 10 Barrow street. to Grace church.
and from thence 70 GREENWOOD Cemetery for inter-
| ment
| The Legion OF st. Patrick viii parade for the rst
ime In the streets OF our city on March H. with the
procession OF Irish organizations 10 bs reviewed BY
the Mayor Of New YORK. The Legion viii occupy
the LEFT o. the PROCESSION, when will thus
military guard. Tue line VIII he formed In ss.
4 Marks place. Colonel +. Leonard Will command
the First Dattalion Lieutenant colonel NJ. O'Rourko
the Second. aud sne wnole viii De under the COM
| mand OF General ID. f. Burke, late commander OF
the Irish Rrgade.
The uncertainty OF human life mad one more Illus
tration last evening In tho fearfuy sudden death Of
| an elderly gentleman-Mr. o. Bailly, OF New Bed
| FORD Monmouth county, N. j. He came to this city
with friend, and about seven O'Clock went into
Mouqun's saloon, on Nassau street, near Fulton, 70
| take supper. Mouquin VINO was an Old friend Of the
deceased sat down to the table with his visitors ana
when he supposed Mr.. Bally mad leaned back on his
char laugh over Joke tntt was made, he dis
covered that his friend had suddenly ceased TO llve
Deceased kept hotel, was moderately well Oh, and
| leaves . vile aud two married children.
| Thomas Acasta, q Spanish negro residing al the
corner OF Beecker and Crosby Streets who severely
| cut fellow countryman. named rbericio Aguilas
| residing In Howard avenue, Brooklyn, on the head
| with razor during aitercaton at the corner Of
Canal and Laurens streets, on Monday evening. was
yesterday morning arrai1ned before Justice Cox, as
JEFFERSON harKet py oncer huason ol 'ne Eignln
| precinct and temporarily committed 10 await the
| arrival OF the complainant, VINO was unable 10
| appear In court on account OF his wounds.
oricer Beam, of the Twenty eighth precinct, yes.
terday morning complained, before Justice Cox, al
Jefferson Market, that wniie conveying Matthew
Mcdonald to the station house, he planted his nsi
| plump In mis- mouth, loosenng several or his teeth
50 that ne suffered from to0tDache all night, and IS
| under tue Impression that he VIII be compelled TO
20 TO the inconvenience and expense OF procuring =
new SET Matthew for this ungentiemaniy and
Inhumau act was commttei, In default OF $500 ball.
anu will be more careful III the future what KIND Of
beams he selects to PRACTISE the many art upon.
John Fountain, q negro residing at No. 43 Laurens
street, whose record as an honest man Is none OF
the best, was yesterday morning arraignea before
Justice Cox at Jefferson Market, by detectives Dunn
| and Glynn, OF the Eighth precinct, charged with
bnrgari0usly efecting An entrance into the dwelling
| house OF Deioerick Sedenourg, at No. 81 Thompson
| street. on the night OF the ID inst, by means OF
forcing open rear window, an1 Sealing household
| articles and money valued at $50 SO, o portion OF
| wuch was found IN paWnJrOkef'5 SHOP the latter
individual testiying tnat the pr soner had depost
the articles with him. Fountain denied the charge,
but was committed in default Of 81 0oo pail TO
! pt tue General SESSIONS
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| number Of owners Of real estate on Fifth street.
about thirty in all, assembled last night at No. III
avenue A. There was no organizer mecllng but
conversational interchange of opinions took place.
during winch IL was ascertal ed tHaL they were all
| opposed TO wooden pave nent OF any kind on that
nlreet. but leaired that LIE BelxlAn. Inc