New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER 81, 1870

in any PREVIOUS weeh for many months Tne s'eamshps
Doutsehland from Bremcn, the Columbia and Iowa,
tr"n r,iasgow and tho Malta, Abyssina, and England,
from Liverpool, all carrying pasengers arc overdue.
Thomas Casey Of No. I33 West Thirty-third-
At alleged TO caused the death OF Thomas hcHcnry
OF No .ci West Thirty third at. by striking him on tho
head with suug shot surrendered himself on Saturday
He Protested his Innocence saying that MeHenry re-
ceved his injuries by failing while intoxicated He was
released On bail.
Patrick Cassidy, residing in rty-third-st.,
near T,ptlave, on Saturday, quarrelod with three
brotbers named Brennan his neghbors, concerning the
honndary Bne Of their respective premises and In the
conseauent fight badly beaten by them that he s
not expected to live Inc BichnahS were ateo"u anu
admitted To bail In $500 each
Mr. James Brennan of Brooklyn, while walk
ing down broadway Saturday was struck on tho head
nv chair which had fallen out OF window In the fourth
story OF the Grand Central Hotel ana he fell TO the pave
mcnt in an insensbIe condition Mr. Brennan was taken
,' Tho Central Police Office where his wound a severe
cut on the forehead dressed and he was then taken
home.
The sale of the library Of Mr.. Richard Grant
White. by the Messrs. Bangs, Merwin Co., ended on
saturday afternoon. The bidding was not brisk, nor
were the prices received satisfactory Among the books
sod were the foowing The Holy state and the Profane
state by Fuller. at 81; Harleian Miscellany, yols at
"A o6 a volume; and "A rare copy Recuil General des
Caquets, at So
Charles Wilkinson, alias Butler, and Har-
rison Tucker, coored, are in prison, charged with
robbing Mrs Adelaide Beaumont OF No. M West
Twenysxth-st. of property to the asgregae value OF
books and $40 In currency ncosed in rosewood
box and was stolen from Mrs. Beaumonts room ON We'd
nesday night last.
The Police Commissioners have transferred
Cant Ira g. Garland from the First to the Twelfth Pre-
cnct and Joseph H. Petty from the Twelfth 10 the First
sorceapts George f. Townes from the Third TO the
Eighth and j. T. Moloney from the Eighth to the Third
and dismissed Doorman VIM. E. Mcmillan OF the Central
Once arper have given SO volumes OF their pub
Ications to the House OF Detention.
A number of persons have formed them
selves into military organization to be known as the
Washington Continental Guard John q. Norman Is
Captan and sad that the Guard is purely Protestant
i'm principle and none but PrOestants can belong to 1t
members must be very careful who they select as their
ana @ ss SeS o oSr or
ranks the better"
Edward Payson Weston, on the 21st of No
vember at the Empire Rink, will endeayor to surpass
any OF his former astonishing pedestrian efforts, by at
temting TO walk miles within five consecutive days
ON one of the Ave days ia walk liz miles within "a
hours and II successful will receive purse of 5000 from
the owners the Rink During the ensuing three weeks
weston will go into training" and devote every day 10
careful and thorough preparation Tor the great tra oi
his endurance.
George Ii. Higgins, claiming to be an en-
gneer at the Charity Hospital Blaekweps Island,
Yesterday morning. stated at the Fiftynnth-st Police
Station that he had been followed from Aliens Point, at
the foot OF East Fifty yf0urths by some unknown men
with sung shot causing serious wound on the head
The police subsequently asoertaned that ne had quar-
relied with some conederates over the DIVISION OF tne
money reeeiv6u .or aldDB womah W eSe"pe ifon
! Blackvers Island.
The Custom TailOrs are making efforts 10
reorganze their trade association, which had pecoue
somewhat inefficient Of late. They held meeting yes
terday and prepared list OF taors working IN unot
ganiE2d shops" The trouble stated by Mr blssert
IN that work s taken by some men VINO get IL uoo Wy
starving tailors" About 70 names OF men worsng dor
| H., aEaYn md n
appointed under the auspices OF the supervising cop
for syenng 70 ts s5d 5dt e as
object OF present movement s to protect those estaD
than Is paid by the the anorEanized shops
earnings OF men employed IN g0o9 Te cns
tom TaIors Union at present numbers 1900 men,
BROOKLYN.
Police arrests, 3d.
A few days ago, Mrs. DOretha Wedlkind re-
covered 5000 damages in the City Court from C. A. b.
Rerpemapn and on Saturday the defendant moved Tor
a new trial. which the Court referred
The lighter "P A. of New-York, loaded
with lumber was found IN the East River yesterday
evening nv some seamen who took II to the Continental
Iron Works River thieves had stolen the moorhgs anu
set the boat adrift.
The Hon. Charles Sumner repeated his lee
tnre entitled Lafayette, the Faithful One, before
arq audience at the Bedfordave. Reformed Church r.
D., Saturday, evening. for the oenent Oh the T. ~
| Library Association.
| Christopher Coffee and John Purdy were ar
rested last evening, by the Second Precinct Police, on
| charge Of highway robbery The complainant, James
Calvin residing corner Of Pearl and lorssts, alleges
that while passing the City Park the men caught and
heat him. also robbed him OF some currency ana 10
in bills His head and face were very lnuch battered
LONG ISLAND.
| RosLYN.-Ihe Queens County Teachers In
sute which had been in session for fortnight, closed
on Friday night Prof j. W. Barker OF Buffalo was con-
ductor Addresses during the session were delivered o
~. u n Put Of L..
New York Homer B Sprague, and others Ihe attend
has been gratifying especially on the evening ses
siOns, which held in the Presbyterian Church
| SAC UIRBoR-Tyo thousand seven hundred and
seventy five dollars been voted for school purposes
from sag Harbcf have arrived OF Greenport late for
the NewYork train and have lain over at that village
| between the Long Island Railroad Company and the
Post ONCE Department the mails are not carried over
the branch road.
| RIyrRBEAp-The ladies of the NJ. F. Church sewing
society have ordered organ % for IT., the new NJ =, E.
| fair and series Of sOciabes to be given.
| FLUsHIsG-some young women are organizing a
Literary society for the purpGse OF aiseussng pubic
| GREFSPoRT.-The merchants, at the request OF the
Early yClosing Association have consented 10 close their
! stores and shops at p. m, after Nov le
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
! YOSKFRs.-A successful Fair was held here
| last week under the auspices OF Post Kitching No.
Co. G. A. r. for the benefit OF the Soldiers and Sailors
widows and Orphans Fund. In the matter of the
opening widening and laying out Nepperhan-aye from
Chestnutst TO Ashburton and the laying out open
isg and widening OF Nepperhanaye from Croton Aqne-
duct to Ashburton-aye In the village OF ionAers the
| motion for certiOrdri has been denied
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW w-BRIGHToS.-Thoma Donaghue age 1S,
while rowing, Saturday, nearly opposite the Pavilion
Hotel was drowned by the upsetting of his boat His
| companions succeeded in swimming ashore.
FACToRYvILLE.-George Carey, who, 1t Is said has
held position in the Registers ONCE, was on saturday
charged before Judge Powers, with committing brutal
assault his wife and Mrs Brown. Although the
wife refused To appear against Carey the evidence OF
the other and that of officer Browne, who made