The New York herald., 1870-05-10


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The arrests on Sunday for various orences were
1s2 against 2lo for the previous Sabbath.
Ann Miller was held to answer yesterday after
noon, the Yorkvile Police Court on complaint OF
Lawrence Moorecroft OF the Park police, VINO
charged her with stealing plants from the PARK
John Dewel was arraigned at the, Harlem Police
Court, before Justice McQuade, yesterday, on CON-
plant tof George Unterh0lzner, OF 22l3 Inird
aAenue from whom 1t was alleged ne stole $lo5.
Held for trial In Sl oO.baii'
man only known as "Tom" while painting the
front OF No. West Twenty nfth street, was thrown
10 the ground by the ropes breaking which held the
scanold He was seriously injured as 70 be sent
TO Bellevue.
The examination in the great carpet robbery was
concluded yesterday afternoon, at the Yorkville
Police Court before Justice Coulter. who fully COM
mitted the prisoners, Keey, Beck, Dunn and Egan,
for trial at the General Sessions.
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About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. Amos
M. Sackett tea broker, OF 9S Wall street. while in
the ONCE OF Mr.. William b. Hunter, No. Is Old slip,
was taken suddenly ILL., and died soon afterwards.
Coroner Rollins was notified to hold an inquest over
the remains. Deceased lived at No. Is East l26th
street.
The funeral of the late Rev. Archibald Foss took
place yesterday from St fauls CHuICH, Oh rouEM
avenue IL was attended by large number OF the
clergy and Iaity of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mr.. FOss, II VIII be remembered, died In Sw1tzer-
land, whittier he had gone for the benefit Of his
health. N
The members OF Engine Company No. returned
yesterday morning from Philadelphia in possession
Of their new AmosKeag steam fire engine, built in
that city. Accompanied by Mount Penn Hose Com
pany, No. 81 or Philadelphia, and the Chief Engineer
and his assistants. they marched up Broadway pre-
nAad nv a han nf nu.fa
Annie Hughes, aged fourteen, and Maggie Dun
ham, aged fifteen, were taken from low den at l22
Greene street, on Sunday night by oflcer Smith, Of
The Eighth precinct, upon complaints Of their pa
ley, at Jefferson aMrket, yesterday, and committed
10 the House oil the Good shepherd.
AS Mr., and Mrs. G. B. Brown, residing in Eighty
second street, near Third avenue driving along
Third avenue, near Eighty-second street. the wagon
was thrown Off tine track OF the railroad and upset.
Tie lady and gentlemen were both thrown out, Mr.
brown diSiOcating his shoulder and MIS-. Brown
sustaining slight bruises upon the face.
Mrs. Fisher, of No. 1o5 West Twenty-seventh
street, and one OF the inmates of the house, were
last evening thrown out Of carriage in the Park,
near Fifty-ninth street, and both seriously injured
about the head. The horses ran away and the car
rage colded with cart, breaking OF both hind
wheel OF the former.
One OF the brick side walls Of the public school in
East Thirty-seventh street. between Second and
Third avenues has bulged out and is In condition
dangerous to life. The superintendent Of Buildings
has ordered it taken down, but the order has not
been complied with owing TO some hitch between
The trustees and tue owner OF the adjacent building
woman named Elizabeth Lester was last even
ing arrested by an oficer Of the Seventh precinct
for disorderly conduct Before she could be locked
up she TOOK small phial OF laudanum from her
pocket and drank me contents Intending, as she
said, To commit suicide. doctor attended ner
and she was sent to Bellevue. Domestic trouble
was the cause OF her rash resolve
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon and concurred with the Board OF Alder
men In creating an additional fund. or Stock TO be
called The City Lunatlc Asylum stock, and authoriz-
ing the Comptroller to advertise for bids for $400 0J0
order by Thomas Conan the President. and quo
rum not appearing, an adjournment was had with.
out day.
John Peck, detective in the employ Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
yesterday morning arragned young man named
Edward Connor before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Mar
ket charged with stealing one bale and case OF goods
from the company's car saturday night, valued
al $780, The ohicer testified 10 seeing the prisoner
throw the goods from the car on Eleventh avenue,
near Twenty-seventh street, and arresting him while
leaving the car upon It's arrival at the depot IN
Thrtieth street. COnnOr denied the .charge stated
that he could prove an aaor, but was committed in
default of $1,000 bail.
The American Geographical and Statistical Society
will hold their regular monthly meeting this
ing May TO- at their rooms In tile Cooper Institute.
The Rev. Albert Bushnell, for twenty-five years
missionary on the Gaboon, Will read paper on the
topography, progress OF exploration ana products
Of The Western regions Of equatorial Africa, with
account of the manners, customs and social life OF
the Lai0ns inhabtng that country. The medal
awarded by the Imperial Geographical Society Of
Paris TO Paul BsDu Challu for his Journeys and dis
eoveries in Ashango Land will on this occasion be
presented to him, with appropriate ceremonies.
JUVENILE DELIyQUENTS in JERSEY.