The New York herald., 1870-05-09


Louis Unger, a machinist died at No. 1o5 First
street, after brief illness. The case, being brought
to the notice Of the Boaro Of HEALTH was referred
Coroner Keenan, for investigation. Deceased left o
widow, but no children.
Yesterday, while holding his horse on the Hunters
Point boat Baptist Keesler, OF Dutch Kills, was
crushed between his wagon and coach ana very
dangerously injured internally. lie was removed TO
Bellevue Hospital.
Michael Doyle and Michael Glossy yesterday had
an alteration about girl, at No. 20 Greenwich
street. when Glossy stabbed Doyle in the head, in
iictng slight wound. Glossy was locked mp In
the Twenty seventh precinct station house.
Mr.. Samuel r. Hubbard gave "Reading from the
Poetsn at the chapel Of the University Saturday
evening, TO q fashionable and attractive audience.
Mr. Habbards elOcuti0nary powers are consider
able and apparently gave great satisfaction to his
hearers.
James Pursseil, a child two years Of age, died yes
terday morning at the residence OF his parents 910
Broadway from the effects OF scads. On Friday last
deceased iei into Kettle OF boiling sugar and was
terribly scaded. Coroner Keenan, was notified 10
hold an inquest on the body.
James Greer, O furniture dealer, residing at 439
West Thrty-sixth street, yesterday morning pleaded
guilty to stealing gold watch, valued at forty dol
lars, ITOm WulldI MdlOHc, Ol west lulIty-SIAtu
street, on Saturday, while IN his employ. Justice
Shandey committed him in default OF 81, 900 bail.
Coroner Rollins was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at the Morgue on the body Of Frank nill,
lad ten years OF years, stepson OF Frank Miner liv
day afternoon by being run over in Fourth avenue,
near Forty-ninth street, by switch engine OF the
Harlem Railroad Company.
The Ninth precinct police report that between
three and four O'Clock yesterday. while driving In
Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue, julius G.
Lehman, OF 313 East Tenth street, ran over an un-
known boy who was but slightly injured. This so
Hibernians, No. T. who were in lupera procession,
that they set upon Lehman and beat him badly
could not recognize his assailants.
Thomas Murphy Of 100 Mott street, while walking
last evening with George Summers Of 1872 Mott
street, at the foot Of West Seventeenth street, was
accidentally shot by the latter The ball entered tue
removed to Bellevue Hospital In critical condition.
These partfcu arS from the sixteenth precinct,
and failed 10 state whose care essncss inflicted the
wound. Subsequent Information showed that sum.
mers was the party, but 1t was purely accidental.
Lott Sfmson, OF No. &C Macdougal street. charges
that at about three O'Clock yesterday morning Isaac
Barrett, bartender, residing at No. ~ West Hous-
way under the influence OF liquor, and While being
elected stabbed him in the neck and hand with q
pocket knife severely iniuring HIM Barrett states
Simson hit him, after which scuffe ensued, during
winch his antagonist accidentally stabbed with
a pocket knife ne had In his hand He was arragned
before Justice Snandiey at Jefferson Market and COM
mltted for examination.
On Saturday night Mr.. Joseph r. Robinson, OF 12s
West Fifty-second street, while passing through
East Thrty.sixth street on his way home, was at
tackled by two thieves, who robbed him OF silver
watch and twenty dollars in cash. The robbers sue
ceeded at the time In making good their escape
subsequently, however, the police OF the Twenty
third precinct arrested one Joseph German, who,
MI. Robinson Believes s one or the two men who
robbed him. Yesterday GofmOn was taken before
Justice Bixby at The Yorkyile Police Court and com
mitted for examination
BY an nadvertence a paragraph in the HERALI
yesterday did great injustice to Mr. @. Fl. Bass, the
publisher. "a Ann street, by describing him as the
defendant in q case at the Tombs Police Court, on
Saturday. Mr. Bass unfortunately was the CON-
palnant and the victim and @ John Noble, descrlbed @
published work entitled ''The General Express
Guide.n and 1t was upon forged orders for subscrp,
tons for the above publication that Mr.. Bass had
been swindled by Noble out OF nearly 500.
The Park Meteorological DepartmentIgive the fol
lowing abstract Of Its report for the week ending
May Z, barometer %. s61 inches; maxi
mum at A. NJ, May 2 aO.24s inches; minimum al
Thermometer- ls Mean, 5s4 degrees; maximum at
May j, 4s.7 degrees. Range, 81 degrees. Rain from
inch on the 9Th, rain from $3.50 P. M. to to IL P.
M; depth Of water .16 inch; on the 7th, ram from
J. r M to a. M depth Of 81 water ,rn g inches
travelled by the wind during the week, 1854 miles.
DErEsCE OF GENERAL HOWARD.