The New York herald., 1870-06-15


The Common Council did nothing Of public inte-
rest yesterday. etr 49,
Coone James Fisk, Jr., w,n parade the Ninth re-
giment by moonlight on one OF his steamers on
Thursday evening.
Yesterday morning Richard Chamburg. OF Tenth
street and Second avenue, had leg broken and was
sent to St. vineent's Hospital.
John Crowley, of No. Greenwich street, was yes.
terday morning cut in t Q neck by an unknown man
whose name he refuses TO divulge.
The residence OF John Dolan corner Of Ninety.
third street and Second avenue, was yesterday morn
Ing robbed by burglars Of $3.50 worth Of property.
lhey made their escape 0r 1NNffs'
Mr. James W. Gerard repeated his lecture on the
suez Canal yesterday morning before the pupils OF
Grammar school No. A. IN East Twelfth streeb be-
tween Broadway and University place.
Mrs. Caroline e. vreeand. who tried to ventilate
Mr. Schroeie with butchers knife in the Tombs
Police Court the other day. mas been indicted by the
Grand jury they call lt "feonious ASSAULT
Dutchman with the unpronounceable name OF 10
seph Kunzlhimonf residing at 2l0 East Tenth street.
yesterday permitted his horse 10 run away and de-
molish the wagon TO which he was attached.
sneak thief yesterday entered the bedroom OF
policeman Wilson, 1wepty-eighth precinct, at No.
Ill Prince street, and stole his pants shield mo.
l,530) hre alarm key No. and seven dollars IN cash.
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Ascaifold on The Weldon House, in East Fourteenth
street. yesterday gave way ana carried the ground
with 1t three Dlen, one OF whom, jacob schmidt, Of
100 Ihird avenue, was severely and his companions
slightly inJur.
superintendent Jourdan Eas directed that on and
after to day the police shall appear In summer uni
FORM The summer dress consists OF blue flannel
coat and pania.oons, Panama hat white gloves and
black necktie.
The German Ladies Ala Society, during the past
month, contributed $25l In aid Of the German h0sp-
tai and Of patients treated there ana the Treasures
Mrs. fredericke koehler, reported balance OF
81, ass III the treasury.
Anumber OF New York citizens left here yesterday,
In the morning boat for Albany TO be present at the
opening, oil the Cherry Valley, Sharon and Albany
Railroad. Among them were VIM. NJ Tweed, Sena-
tor Genet, ana other prominent gentlemen.
The Montgomery GUARDS, Of Boston, numbering
about fifty muskets. passed through this city yester.
day about noon accompanied by full band, e,s
route for Philadelphia. Tney looked lnely and
marched WIN their accustomed precision. 4n3
The Medical Board OF the Eastern Dlspensary held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
DR.. O'Sulivan read paper on the treatment Of
pleurisy, winch was evidently carefully prepared,
and contained several suggestions OF practical
character.
The fifteenth annual convention OF the Now York
State Sunday School Association will be held In the
| Collegiate Reformed Dutch church commencing ON
| Tuesday next and continuing during the two sue
| ceeding days T. j. Huntington Is state Secretary
| and Edwand Danlorth Statistical Secretary.
| The Board OF Police Commissioners yesterday
| ordered the Fourth precinct police removed to
No $40 Pearl street until the old Oak station
house is rebuilt. A rule was adopted providing for
the inspectors OF police to alternate every two Weck2
between the Central ONCE and outdoor duty
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The body Of jeremiah Sullivan the lad ten years
OF age who was drowned in the dock foot of pier
No. 20 East river on Monday, by accidentally falling
overheard while fishing, was Yesterday recovered
and removed 10 the residence or his parents, No 81
Cherry street. An inquest VIII be held by Coroner
Rollins. Jerenpah Lad been sont to school, but dis
Obcyed hi5 MON "a an Went hshilg.
Tie examinations al the College OF the Chy OF New
York viii terminate on Thursday. There are 81
members IN the graduating or senior class As
!gniors, 75 sophomores, lle freshmen, and lel in
the Introductory or grammar school department.,
THIS year there We're $50 applicants Tor admission,
4S4 OF whom passed the examination successfully,
anu tlie3e Win 80 VINO Will return from leave or
| absence, VIII make class OF 434.
The German Society In Aid Of the Patriots OF the
German Revolution OF ls4s and lsl9 which recently
originated from reunion Of the surviving heroes OF
=,
peted Its organization, and numbers about one hun
dred members. The Officers elected are as follOws:-
President, General Max Weber; Vice President, Dr.
Naegele: Treasurer, Mr.. Hofstedter; Secretary Mr.
Buher; Trustees, Mcssrs. Tenges and Frendenberg.
The Boulevard Club, an organization composed OF
the "tnoronghbreds" of the upper end OF the city,
went yesterday on their annual excursion to Bay
| Side. Commissioner Thomas q. Fields. picture or
| good living aud good nature; Captain william L.
Wiley and Nj. John Davis had the direction Of the
days sport for the "Bullyvarders." What with
cliowder and CIDER and joking and laughing and
speeches by Commissioner Fields, Judge McQuaide
George Miller Captain Wiley and Lord Nozanot the
| day passed most pleasantly. "
The remains OF Constantine Delmonlco were yes
terday morning deposited in the family vault beneath
ST. Patrck's Cathedral, after the celebration Of
| solemn requiem mass by Father Mclean. The music
was rendered by the usual choir Of the Cathedral,
| consisting Of Kossi's requiem mass. commencing
"nies IN Ira, "Domine Laudis .BenedIciusS y aug
"Agnus Del, for thee voices, and closing with the
"Liberao by the quartet There was large number
OF mourners present, inciudlns many Of the foreign
! residents o. the city.
Among the sad memories of West Point Academy
the present year Will be the demise, at the age Of
| twenty years Of Cadet william Hunter Dudley, one
Of the bIyhtes, and most promising students In the
| institution. he was appointed by President Grant,
| in 1887 and one OF the Presidents sons acted a.
! rabearer the occasion Of the oOsequles,
| which were held at st. Marks church.
| in this city, on the 18Th inst. The remains have
been removed TO Trinity Cemetery for nterment.
How mys erleus 1t is that those who give the most
hopeful assurances OF future usefulness and great
ness, and whose manly and Chrlstan.like virtues
entwine themselves iidissolubly around the hearta
of devoted relatives aud a,miring friends among
the first to be taken away But the pognancy Of the
grief OF the bereaved is softened by the reflection
That the beloved departed has left world OF caro-
and been gathered among the brightest spirits In
| the heavenly fold above.
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