The New York herald., 1870-03-03

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| At the meeting Of the New York Liberal Club last
night Mr.. James T.. Munson read paper on 'Phono
graphy % the Popular System OF Manuscript
John Mclaughlin, of rs Mott street. while in the
bakery 2oS Grand street yesterday had an arm
BADLY laeerated by being caught In machinery.
near which ne was playing.
Still no hdings Of the missing vessels City OF Bos
ton and Schmidt Among the steamers which have
been lost at and never heard from are the Presi
dent, oity OF Glasgow, the Paclnc, CnIted Kingdom
and HiDerniAn.
A iock Of sheep while being driven down Eleventh
avenue was run into by a train Of cars on the Hud-
son River RallrQad ana seventeen Of them were
killed. They We're the property OF B. T. Mcdonald,
OF Livlngston county, NY.
The propretress OF the house No. 80 East Thir-
for playing the panel game, as reported in the
HERALL Tuesday, Is or ever was resident At the
premises named on the other hand, the lady IN
question instigated the girls arrest.
Marshal Harlow denies the truth OF the reports to
the effect that Cuban expedition sailed from this
port board the steamer verona on Saturday last,
and that aRgtner ex psditi6n will san from this port
IN dAys On board the steamer Fenidne, or that
there any rendezvous Of expedlonists in Houston
street, near Broadway.
Mcdonald ana Timothy Hannahan charged with
defraudlng Bostwick Of 81, 500 In gold by "boid
stroke in finance" were committed in default OF
$40 600 bail 70 answer yesterday al the Tombs Police
court. eostwic1 was sent 70 tue House OF Deten.
would DC safe for the complainant to be at large
the gang" would not hesitate 70 put him out Of the
way.
Mary Fav ages fortyseven, IN company with
male friend entered the clothing STORE of Peter
Brown, at No. sts Fourth avenue. yesterday morn.
ing, ostensibiy for the purpose Of purchasing pair
st0re named Gustav Linanand, was enga9ed In
showing the latter mis- assortment or clothing he OBJ
served Mary place iarae piece OF doeskin Contain
ing eleven andia hall yards under the skirt OF her
dress. Alter leaving the store he followed the party
as far as Broadway, where he met an officer and
ner possession at the time. She was subsequently
arraigned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market,
and committed TO answer,
On Monday morning last Caroline Macsey was
arragned before Jusrce Cox, at Jefferson Market,
upon complaint OF a man named Fountain, residing
at No. Garden row, charged with robbng MIN 81
ewcny.fou dollars IN money by the panel game. but
was discharged on account OF the comp alnant bav-
ing "bcen seen" and Withdrawing the complaint
Yesterday morning detective Murphy, OF the FIJI
teentn precinct, again arraigned her, under the
name OF Addle Reilly. charged with stealing gold
watch ana chain, valued al 800. by the same pro-
cess about month ago. The comDlainant, Charles
temporarily absent from the city, sne was remanded
10 the station mousse until thus morning.
The regular monthly meeting OF the German
Society OF the city Of New York held yesterday
ut No. I3 Bowery, Mr.. Jacob Windmuller presiding.
The only business OF importance transacted sub
mission Of the usual monthly reports and annuU
election OF Of1icers II was shown I'm the first report
that 1915 German emigrants arrived In this city
last month against 1878 for the corresponding
month OF last year. In The second report IL shown
n III month 81 rn ind,.
gent German amigrants, which sum was distributed
among 626 persons. Tne folowing were the olilcers
Philip Bssneer; First Vice
President Slglsmond Kaulmann; Second Vice PresI.
dent Jacob Wndmuller; First Secretary, Willy Wal.
lac; Second secretary, Z. Steiger; Treasurer Theo
q. Buck.
number Of sugar importers and brokers met
Yesterday a; the Custom House, pursuant TO invite
ton OF Collector Grinne! to talk the suoecI D,
sugar and molasses, with view 70 settling up a tne
ties OF export ana correct imposts OF dutie- large
number Of samples were examined and Ae OPINIONS
were found to be about equp Gy arvded
The question TO arrive at Is post - basis OF dis
tlnction between the two. to Mrd msltns, nro
being difference OF half c III n pomnd IN the
duties. No fraud Is alleged. na1t Iha foector dOes
not wish TO receive duties II sugar or molasses and
experts. which 1t Is b l@eved wl lead to q nnal
settlement Of the que Easa 20 the satisfaction OF
parties.
On the ZZd r4ftiMo Peter Stuerwelt, o lad fifteen
years old, th' % employed In manuuctory, corner OF
Fifty-seve street and Third avenue, was engaged
with an Sther boy in lowering box OF goods through
the hitch 1t doing SO Peter jumped up and caugnt
the hosting chain, intending to go down with his
o<n weight. Unfortunately he was unable to cling 10
the chain and, releasing MS grasp, fell upon closed
tapd9or below when gave wav: mus mus permitting nas
twenty feet. Before falling, and while he had hold
OF the chain. Peter was warned OF his danger, but
needed II not. BY the fall Peter received fracture
OF the left and internal I'M ures which resulted
fatally In st. Luke's Hospital, whittier he had been
conveyed. Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an In
quest over the remains, and the jury rendered a
verdict OF accidental death. Deceased lived with his
parents OF First avenue and Fifty NTH street
william G. Mahew, alias George Taylor, OF No. 57t
Seventh avenue arrested on Tuesday night by detec
tive Mcconnell and ofncer Houghton, OF the Twer,
tieth precinct, charged with forging the name o.
Rev. DR.. King TO recommendation Tor position II
the Custom House and robbng Samuel Mnnes, oi
Staten Island OF two Watches valued at $500
on the 25th OF January last, the facts
OF which have already appeared in the
Justice Cox. at Jef,erson Market ana Sempora,iis
committed. Later in the day United states deputy
marshal appeared and presented warrant issued
by Commissioner Belts on a charge OF forging tht
name OF Moses IL. Grlnneii, Collector OF tne Port
alfd A. B. Cornell, Surveyor. As che testimony was
rant Justice Cox IN holding him ne was removed
from the PRISON and discharged, but Immediately
arrested BY the marshal before ne had LETT the cour
room.
The magnificent American steamships Esisini
Star and ocean Queen will sail in March for Havr
direct, ana thence 10 Bremen and the Baltic ports
giving our citizens an excellent opportunity to vsl
Europe under our own fag in ships commando,
ana otcered by Americans, afYordlng accommOda
tion unsurpassed combined with elegance ant
comfort only to ba found our ocean steamsaisps
! the Rising star saiis on the 24th OF March. Sh
Is one OF the nnest ships anoat; was bull
IN this port In the year 1854 b! Roosevelt without re
gard to expense IL 303 feet In length and 272T ton
| register with engines of over 1000 horse power
fully tried ana proved and performing In the mos
satisfactory manner. Extensive alterations and ad
| diiions are now being maze to h3r hull to nt an
! adapt her TO the European route. Her saloons an
| stater6oms are most elegant and arranged wit
| special reference to comfort, and as sne is unde
| the command Of an experienced and popular stean
| ship master this ship must prove great favorlt
| with those who intend to visit Europe.
| The large parors OF the European Conssrvator
| and Elocutionary Institute. at ITO Esst Twelft
street. we're crowded oy the numerous friends IN
patrons OF this nourishng institution TO listen to
! entertainments under the management OF It's dire,
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