The New York herald., 1870-07-23
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscellaneous
Metropolitan News Items.

The following record will show tnc changes III the
temperature for the past twenty foIr hours Ia
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnnrs
pnatmacy, HERALD building Broadway. Of
Ann street.
sAM M.." @ % srM.... % six
70 sAM. M...... ss ss s. S. 81 s. % 4 3
Average temperature Yesterday ... sax
Average temperature for corresponding date
'''''''''''.'.'.......-...... Tx
Nelson Carpenter. OF No. SO West rirtv.n,nth
street, was badly injured yesterday py ianug down
stairs at No. il6 Fulton street
The steamship Tybec. recently sailed from tn,s
port for ST. Domingo, was the bearer OF $4,000 in
silver and $50 600 IN gold for the Of the Prcs-
dent
Early yesterday morning "A gang OF riyer thieves
boarded coal barge, lying at the foot OF Eas, Fr
teenth street, but were driven on by the hands on
The barge.
The Police Board yesterday transferred number
OF ronndsraan, ind appo n.ed Casper GolderInan
formerly chief clerk OF tnc Hoard or Health In-
spectorS clerk. vice Horace Bliss removed.
Frederick Kilbrock. OF Prince street, was ve5ter-
day compte In default OF 500 ban by Justice
Cox. charged with keeping disordcrly house
Several hlbirues found IN me place by Captain
McDerm0tt we're committed Tor examination.
0ncer Brennan, OF the Jefferson Market Police
Court squad Thursday night found William Clark .
States prison graduate Standing at the corner or
Whitehall and Front streets. having In hts 30 scs
sion Kit OF burglars tools Justice Cox yesterday
committed him To answer.
The following returns or population were made by
the census cnumerators yesterday
Dst,1ct. Word Population
7................... ............. Is 2,230
I2'''.'.'..... ............'.... ~ I'D
Z........-.-...... ....,.......... io 100
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market yesterday COM
mitted John Dugan, in default Of 81 600 bail, To
answer complaint preferred by his wife Catharinc
Residing al lIs DIVISION street. charged with cutting
her throat on Thursday night Win some sharp
instrument in1lctIng sight wound.
About nve O'Clock last evening the South ferry
boat Monticello collided, while Oh her trip from
Brooklyn, with the steamer Martin Kalbneiscb. The
Kalbncisch had her upper works badly damaged, n
considerable portion beng iurn away. No injury
resulted 10 the passengers on The fcryboat or to the
crew OF either vessel,
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning a nrc at No.
I25 Broome street, IN the attic. occupied by Mrs.
McCarro caused S 90 Damage to furniture; insured
III Rutgers Insurance Company for $780, The lrst
moor, occupied by Patrick Bartlett AZ saloon, was
damaged My dollars. The building, owned by
Thomas Hallock was damaged 900. The building
No I27. owned and occupied 10y jonathan jarvis.
was damaged $780, insured In the Stuyyeaant aud
Lamar Insurance Companies.
Joseph Regain, No. 81 Wafer street alTaigned
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday before Judge
Downing, for having burglarlously entered the base
ment OF No. 81 James street ana stolen therefrom
miscellaneous articles OF the value or twcnty-one
dollars. Caroline Nelson saw Regau go down to the
basement door with an empty bag in his possession,
ana subsequently up again with the bag filed
Otner persons also saw TWO other men gong DOWN
to the basement about the same time that Caroline
Nelson saw Regain. Committed TO answer.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tice bowling, william Fox, OF 41o Greenwich street.
charged Leo Wolf with having at the corner OF Ca
nal and Hudson streets stolen from him x325. Fox
! had Just drawn IRON the Peoples Bank the above
| named sum Of money, all ne had In the world, ana
having occasion 10 take something from his panta-
looms pocket IN which the money was, the bills Tell
| ON the sidewalk. George T. O'i,ricn saw the money
| drop TO the sidewalk, and on coming up with Fox
told hm that certain person whom he pointed our
| walking along the street. had picked up the bills,
but Fox failed In discovering him among the
| crowd. Yesterday however, O'Bren saw WOlf In
| the street and at recognized hin and had him
arrested. He was held in default or s.. 900 bail
StsHOrs'S Iron and sulphur Powders
ineigoraie the body
purity the blood.
| The nsuutIcsS and the Cnu,bria.