The New York herald., 1870-06-02

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Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year, 71A
Rosanna Carberry, aged thirty-fve, was found
dead in her room the nth noorof No. ss Clinton
street.
glass jar, containing the remains OF three still
born children, was found yesterday afternoon In
the mud ut the foot OF Thirty eighth ST. eet North
river
Cornelius Ceraghty, Thomas Connolly ana Patrick
McUann were fined ten dollars yesterday by Justice
Bixby at the Yorkvile Police Court, foi Aghtng In
the street.
Thomas Burns was brought before Justice Bixby
yesterday 10 answer charge of stealing silver
watch from Hugh McEv0y, fellow workman. He
The Cuban ladies OF the city Of New York are
requested to meet at the st. Julien Hotel Monday
Iune Q, 1870 for the purpose OF considering what
action to take to further the cause OF Cuba.
About halfpast eight O'Clock yesterday morning
Henry Fitschen, lad eight years Of age, while
attempting to cross Broadway, at Wall street, was as
Charles Groppe OF No. 2a4 Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest on the body OF Johanna Grady, child
nye years OF age, whose death the result Of IN
Jures received on Tuesday afternoon by falling ron
third story window OF premises No. 90 Baxter
stieet
School Commissioner Brennan has coecred for
and presented to the widow OF James B.
many years first assistant teacher In Grammar
Scnool No. 20 IN the First ward, anu fell almost at
the post OF duty, martyr to his profession.
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday. The fol-
lowing appointments were announced:-Chief OF
First Bureau, Joseph L. Percy; CHIEF OF Second Bu.
reau, William mb;fSuperntenden Of Repair Yard,
Henry Close and Robert V. Mackay return I'd to fire
duty as District Engineer.
To-day Weston, the pedestrian, win essay the feat
OF walking fifty miles in ten and quarter hours, at
the Empire Rink, the occasion being farewell test
moniai prior 10 his departure for Europe. He viii
also walk half mile backward to crafty the
curious.
About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning George
Plant Canadian, ifty-nve years of age, employed
as seaman board the steamship Georgia, lying at
pier 46 North river, fell from the yardarm TO the
deck and was 80 terribly injured thar death subse
quent.y ensued. Coroner Schrmer was notified to
hold an inquest on the body.
General Tremain who took the position OF chief
deputy under Marshal Sharpe with the intention OF
holding it until the affairs of the Marshals Office
had assumed shape under the new marshal is about
to resign, and VIII be succeeded by Mr.. f. c. Tucker
the chief Clerk who has had long experience III The
marshai's ofce
A man named James Burke was held to answer by
Judge Shandley. yesterday morning, on the charge
Of beating q man named John J. Mount in such a
brutal that no hopes are entertained OF his
recovery. Burke was committed to await the result
s ~ Wes oar was see WS
states That there was no provocation whatever.
William Donanoe Of 1l3th street and avenue A.
was arraigned before Justice McQaade yesterday
wi of
nature on his kinsman and namesake, william
DOnahoe, tof 1l2th street and FIRST avenue. The
prisoners wife was also arrested as an accomplice,
but she was discharged and the husband detained
| to answer.
City Chamberlain Bradley has deposited III the
City Treasury as interest on the city and county
moneys in his custody for the month of May s13 462
and ths added TO other deposits made by Mr.. Brad
ley makes tota Of $l9,S16, ana this latter amount
added 70 deposits made by Mr. sweeny, fo9ts up
round total Of S22c, S54 which now stands credited
TO his account.
Mary Bowling, an Irish woman, sixty years OF age
yesterday died suddenly in the Charity Hospital,
Backwels Island. Deceased had been under treat
ment In Bellevue Hospital for injuries received by
fail, and being cured was discharged, but liking
presides we'll Mary refused to he discharged and
| insisted upon remaining In her comfortable quar-
| teIs.
| James Smith, the champion long distance walker
| Of England walked mile last night in seven min.
utes ana ffty-seven seconds, at the Rink In Third
avenue. He says he Gao beat Weston all to s.smith.
| Green's If he only gives him chance. Smith is
"muscular wakist . and seems to labor under great
physical excitement every nerve and muscle IN his
he Is 70 walk one hundred miles In twenty one hours
and thirty minutes for purse Of 1000.
''nrteenth amendment" named william Preston,
who said that he not born In this country, but
| In Maryland was YESTERDAY arratgned at the York
| vile Police Court, before Justice Bixby charged
with stealing bottle Of whisksy from John Rodgers,
| with knocking Rodgers down when detected in tax.
ing the bottle Of whlskey: He was held for examina-
| ton on both charges. The poor felOw was drunk,
which viii probably account for his conduct.
| Mr. Richard L. Larremore, recently elected Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, was honored with
serenade last night by the Thalia Club, under the
| presidency OF ex-Alderman Robert McGinnis The
club, Of which Mr.. Larremore was formerly presi-
! dent, assembled at BrevOort Hail. in East Fifty
fourth street. and, accompanied by full band, pro
Ceeded to the residence OF Judge Larremore and at
the very witchmg hour Of twelve they startled the
worthy Jurlst with sweet sounds OF music. Mr. Lar
remore appeared and briefly returned thanks Tor the
| compliment paid him.
| Last evening the sunday school Of st. Johns
! church, In Varck street, gave very Interesting
exhibition and tableau in the chapel Of the church
The chapel was by far too small however, to accom-
modate oil who sought adnittance to the entertan-
ment; consequently very many were compelled to go
away without SO much as getting peep az the many
pretty things inside Miss r. Harvey presided ut
the piano and MI. Cook and MISS JulS Kennedy sang
several very pretty pieces, among Others, "Coming
through the Rye" which was, indeed, the feature
| OF The Whole evenings amusement
Chrsty Reardon. young man having no occupa-
tion, who has been subssting for some time Off the
earnings OF Laura Adams, girl Of the town, resid.
ing at No. 125 Mercer street, was arragned before
Justice Shandey at Jefferson Market Yesterday nv
detective Dunn, Of the Eighth precinct charged with
kicking and beating his benefacress In brutal
manner On Tuesday as to produce a miscarriage
The woman was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital In
ambulance, and Is at present in critical c0ndl.
ton. Upon complaint OF officer Dunn Reardon was
c0mmitted TO await the result OF the injuries
BlRGlAAs BEATEN.