New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
TIE CITY.


Twenty barrels of silver coin arrived IN
this city from the Philadelphia mint On Saturday
Mr.. Robert c. Jackson, for eleven years past
connected with the Astor Library was Duf!eu yesterday
from the Sprinc-st Presbyterian thuTch'
The Mayors Marshal, last week, granted ~
licenses and received $685. ana refunded to persons WHO
had been swindled by confidence men, S4i4'
Louis Hcchtman's apartment on the thlrd
floor of No I22 NIlllanSt was destroyed Dy c On Eat
urday evening, 10 the amount Of 500; insured
Professor Eisberg on Saturday night leetuTed
in Cooper Institute on sound ana Tearing. ne nus
trated the difference IN sounds by various lhsruhehtS'
The American Bible Society has appropriated
SAC for the various missionary societies ana l4j Fo
ues including 81 Chinese Iesamepts' were gwen 10 the
mlssions
David Nillers chignon mandatory at No.
"a Lespenard.st, damaged on Saturday to the
amount of 500; insured FOR $500 by the Franklin Com
pany of Philadelphia
Alexander Reno, Russian. who, about two
years ago sentenced 70 serve 20 years ~ the state
Prison Sing Sing, has been pardoned and is 10 leave
the country within a week.
On Saturday, the Philadelphia Common COun-
Gil called upon Mayor Hal. After an interchange OF
courteses the guests were shown through the Ci !u
New Courthouse &c. and subsequently 2"ftook oi
collation.,
The payment of pensions to disabled soldiers
and soldiers WIDOWS continued saturday by Col
Van Buren, the Custom-HOuse; $500 was paid out on
Friday and Saturday upward OF sJJO was received W the
applicants.
While Bridget Iennesscy, a cook employed
in the boardiug-house 80. - West IhItyiEthst, was
preparing breakfast yesterday her clothing caught fire,
and she terribly burned. sac wac removed TO Belle
yue Hospital.
A gang of burglars on Saturday morning
broke into the premises Of Nes'rs PARK x Iliord'
and stole 5000 ana lot Of scrip Of 10 value 10 any ole
but the owners
Superintendent Losee of the Free Labor
Bureau reports natl for me week ending Marc D. ia
men and $40 women applied for situations. Men r.,
CURED. g. women CO. Situations were furnished to "a
men and 5a3 women.
Yesterday morning Patrolman Wilkinson Of
he iNt u
house, large wallet containing Cancelled drafts mort
Joseph Delatour Of No. Us south-sL
The charitably disposed are asked TO assist
family al No $50 East ihrty-secondst The father VINO
wife and three small children without tue means OF
burial. scarcely anything 10 eat. Information may be
had Of g. :. McWatters, No. 800 Mubcrry-st.
Robert Abrams, the assistant engineer of the
day morning. lie OiIug the walking beam, when the
engineer started the engine and preepated nun through
three decks on 10 the crank. He leaves we ana "a
young child.
Charles Rogers, age 30 years, of No. 232
SuIlvanst was arrested az J.. yesterday. grossly
intoxicated and was locked up III cell IN the PtncesL
Police station. Al 4 ,. m. be was found dead lils
relatives say that for many years he has been hdONa
druukafd.
The ship Glad Tidings 81 days from Glas-
gov. experienced heavy westerly gales; Feb D. IN lat
,,cll '.yG7 o,3er norfons af nor riVeing and Hans
Mattmasen, seaman from Norway. ON the l5th. large
quantities Of heldce and number Of cebcrgs were en-
couDtercd in lat. "a, lJ ", long 4s2 10 W.
The Directors of the Harlem Extension Rail-
road dhe Lebanon Springs and the Bennington and Rut
esq General supeuntendeu-, and Nj o. finckney Gen
eral Freight Agent Lightning express trans viii be
run between this city and Montreal as soon as the road
is put in condition.
While Charles Miller of No. $50 Mulberry-st
was passing along Chatham-st an unknown man threw
snow balls at him, aud Miller knocked him down A
companion Of the fallen man then stabbed Miller IN Tie
head with knife cag;ing serious scalp T2und. me
Police station, where Ills wound was dressed
Neptune Hall was filed last evening by per-
Sons interested III the Temperance cause and anxious 10
spoke until almost ~ o'clock Early tine evening Mr.
Greeley entered Oriental Hall. few doors above, where
a meeting % Branch No. Father Matthew T. 4. Il. so
ciety was being held. and delivered lecture there.
On Saturday night number of burglars en-
tered the rear window OF No "A franortst, occupied
by Henry HeiseInan manufacturer OF cigars, and had
collected quantity Of cigars and tobacco when becOm
the Fourth Prscnc the thieves fed taking with them
small amount Of money, which they had obtained from
the none y-ttraWer.
Coroner Flynn has concluded the nvestiga-
ton the circumstances connected with the recent
boiler explosion III The mandatory OF Decker Eros In
West Ihlrty-tnirdst whereby William :. wright ara
George HIssey fatally sCaded After the testimony
given on Saturday by Prof Norman Ward aud
Mr.. Chapman. the owner OF the building, for cnra6le
negligence, IN having such badycosiructed and de-
feCt.ye boiler Oh bis premises.
The Assistant Aldermen, on Saturday, adopted
resolutions 10 pave IhIrty-elghhst, from Lexington
the East River WITH Belgian pavement To adopt
Of with tho "stow Foundation pavement" to
pave win Belgian pavement 7cVenleeushst i9m siAth
Church, aud 0r 40 70 81 Peters Church, and 10 ap-
point william i. Swami, City Surveyor
At the Northeastern Homeopathic Medical
and Surgical Di-pensary IA Fnyhftst, near Second
Chief physician. Dr. f. seeger has appointed resident
physician, whose duty II Is 10 attend 10 night calls and
city makes provision Illness recurring phvsi-
cAn at night IN addition Dr seeger has issued an order