The New York herald., 1870-08-02


leg. She was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
The Department or Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fne there VIII be music by the Cen
tral Park Band in Tompkins square to-day, from six
to eight O'Clock r. 81.
The body OF a man found In the bay yester-
day, supposed to be H. w. Phillips, OF the New York
inquirer, IS Nassau street, New York. formerly OF
Newport, Monmouth county, England. An inquest
was held by Justics Bennett OF LAY ildge.
Mr. Kaufman, whose place was burned last FRI
day night, denies he is in the habit Of sitting up
late, playing cards and drinking; aud says that the
fire. although 1t originated IN his place, was not
originated by htm it being occasioned by the ex-
poson oI liquid gas lamp.
In the report OF IA Fast Young Man" which ap-
peared In yesterdays HERALD an unintentional
mistake was made by the writer In stating that No.
l8S Lexington avenue was the honse OF Ill fame kept
by a Mrs. Chadwick. The premises are owned and
occupied 10y respectable family.
The opening OF the bids for constructing stone
bridge over Spyten Duyvi Creek, on the site OF
Kingsbridge, anu for number OF jobs OF paving
building sewers, DC, mas been further postponed
until thursday next, owing To the continued alb
senee Of the Comptroller from the city.
Bernhard Mittelsted was arraigned before Justice
Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday, charged with
arson IN having set fire lager beer saloon at
manded TO the station house 10 enable the Fire Mar
sinai to further investigate the cnarge.
Henry Hettrick, young man Of respectable ap-
pearance, was arraigned before Justice Coulter, at
the Yorkvie Police Court, yesterday, charged with
falsely representing himself as detective officer
ana as such endeavorng TO eXtor money from va
r0us persons. lie was committed f0r tral.
City Chamberlain Bradley has deposited In the
City Treasury $l70o 55 interes. on deposits or the
public money for the last month, making q total
deposit OF such interest by MIR. Bradley since he
came into 0nice Oh 35S,7s0 u. HIS predecessors
lMr. Sweeny's) total deposits Of interest amounted
to 500, 40l w.
Coroner Flynn was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at No. 90 Fifth street, on the body OF Francis
Stissen, who died on Sunday morning az ia be-
heyed from the effects OF injuries received the day
previous by lal whlle under the influence OF
liquor. Deceased was forty years Of age and a ma
tive OF Germany.
Barbara Hartman, sneak thief yesterday after
noon entered the house Of Mrs. Ann Eliza Peters
a29 West Eighteenth street. and Attempted to elope
with jewelry and cothing, valued at 5l35. Upon
being gped before Justice Cox at Jefferson Mar
ket, she admirted her guilt and was committed in
George Schuyler Byrne, an attache of the Board
OF Assistant Aldermen, who was charged with per-
petraling an outrage upon woman IN the City Hail.
rendered his resignation to Mr.. M0loney the Chief
CLERK, who refused TO accept 1t. As soon Mr.
Moloney returned to the city he promptly removed
Byrne and appointed David f. Martin In his place.
new political organization has been effected In
the Ninth ward under the title OF the william ID.
Tweed Association. AT O meeting held last even
ing at 49s Hudson street, the following gentlemen
were elected o1cers:-James Fitzpatrick PRESIDENT;
Peter p. PULLS. vice President; James Lambertsou
Secretary Timothy Snea, Treasurer James O'Neil,
SeTgcant-at-Arns.
George Louthean was committed by Justc Coul-
ter yesterday for stealing twenty-five dollars from
Mar. JNeph Conatz, Of No. CAS- West Fffreth street,
The prisoner confessed his guilt and said that he
had purchased clothing Tor portion OF the money
the remainder OF watch young fellow by the name
OF James Rooney, who has not been arrested yet,
took with him as his share. James also took part In
the robbery OF Air. Conatz. George was held lor
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