The New York herald., 1870-10-29


The body OF an unknown man was found noang
in the water foot OF Spring street. North river, at
six o'clock yesterday morning, by private watch
man Welsh, b23 washington street. The body was
sent to the Morguc.
John Ward, laborcr on stewards new building,
corner OF Fourth avenue and Tnirty.second street,
fel rom one OF the upper stories to the ground ana
received Injuries from the effects OF when he died In
Bellevue Hospital Deceased lived in East Thirty
second street.
The 'Hcn" Theodore Allen, who has been con-
fined In tho prison attached to the Second District
Police COurt since Saturday last on charqe of ner
jury. yesterday took his dcparture In the "Bnck
Maria for the Tombs, having been fully committed
for trial by Justice Cox.
The thriy-ninth annual fair OF the American IN.
stitute-the most successful ever held-ls drawing
to a close. few davs only remain for visitors to
ENJOY this grand school OF industry, invention and
art Lei no one delay looking In upon this museum,
factory art gallery ana workshop combined
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During quarrel which occurred on Thursday
nigh, between John Miller and Ellen Collins near
Forty second street and Third avenue. Miller was
severely stabbed by Ellen with butchers knire.
she was arrested and locked up yesterday ut the
lolkvlle Police Court TO answer Mlllcr's wound
Ii not dangerous.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. John Calnan, the
venerable father of NJ. J. Callinan ,Garryowen) on
getting Off the front platform Of or the Forty
second street cars while in notion slipped and fell
under, the wheels crushing him severely. He was
Immediately conveyed to his home, No. 10 West
Fourth street, by an ofcar OF the Fifteenth precinct
where he lies dangerously iii.
Philip Brady, OF l23 West Twenty. fifth street the
party who stabbed officer Michael Cline, or the
Ninth precinct, in the abdomen with knife, on the
night Of the 2d inst, was arrested at the corner OF
Mercer and Spring streets on Thursday afternoon by
officer Reilly, Of the Twenty-nnth precinct Upon
being arraigned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson
Market yesterday morning, he claimed to have been
acting in sclrdeence, but was committed In ef ault
OF s25o0 bail to answer at the General Sessions.
on Thursday fourteen Japanese arrived In this
city from san Francisco They are stopping at the
81. Nicholas HOTEL Their names are Semahumer
0yermur, Hayuscr, Nerkuherma, Hatura, Arge
lkada, Machida, Eougma, iiarva, Htweeki, Ha-
domer. Merwon8 and Matumoc. They have been
sent out by the Japanese government to learn the
different languages OF Europe and to get general
knowledge or everything. Four of them 90 TO Bcr
lin to school two to Paris, fouv London two stay
| IN New York and the other two go 10 Italy The,
will return to Japan IN 1875.
! The Treasurer OF the German Sanitary Fair reports
in addition to the receipts previously published
| amounting to s27.0G4 Al, that he has received III
cash donations S4o9 IS. and from the sale OF season
tickets S79s. The amounts realized from admission
loiows@oetossr s = ss s' Oct octobR btRo. e. s9o5 u
Is; october 20, s4,s6i q; October a. 81 s5s 32;
october 25, $3,735 IL: October 20. s., 45o 25 The
sum total received since the opening OF tue fair Is
$4,000 so.
A small company Of the Society OF Friends gath
cred last evening, responsive to the appointment OF
James +. Bailey OF Iowa. minister OF their society,"
at the meeting house in Twentieth street, near Third
avenue Brother Bailey made fervent prayer, after
having read from the Bible those declaring the
surety OF 'No condemnation for the follower after
the spirit and NOT after the nesh.u He then ad-
dressed the company In manner explanatory OF
present to dedicate OF to renew the dedication OF
themselves TO God ana to make public avowal or
such dedica ion promising also that God would
''see them through II they would only give them
selves away to HIM. Several other brothers and
sisters eXhore,i and prayed before the close OF tle
meeting.