The New York herald., 1870-04-05

James o. 'Bren, OF No. 4l5 East TWelitn street, was
yesterday sent to Bellevue Hospital to be treated for
three nngers that were cut OF in Millers tobacco
factory.
The remains OF an infant were found In sewer
corner OF Second street and First aVenue, and re.
removed to tue Morgue to await theection Of Coro'
ner Schirmer.
AT q meeting OF the william NJ Tweed Association,
heIo April 2, 1870, the following officers were
elected:-M. j. Shandley. president; John Calvin,
eecr etary; John Ford treasurer.
On wednesday last Charlotte Cook was acci
dentay scaIded at her residence, 80 Ninth avenue,
and died yesterday from the effects thereof. An in
quest will be held by Coroner Schirmer, who was
notified.
Yesterday afternoon q deputatiOn OF property
owners waited upon Mayor Hall to thank HIM for
vetoing the resolutions calling for the paving Of
Twenty-sixth Twenty-seventn, Twenty-elghth,
Twenty-ninth and Thrtieth streets with the wooden
pavement.
The new port wardens appointed by the Governor
last week held meeting at the Astor House yester
day, and organized by eecting Charles S. MacOsaber
as president, Edmund L. Carey as vice president,
Alexander ID. Button as secretary, and Moses W.
Richards as treasurer
testimonial IN the shape OF gold watch was
given TO Mr.. Harry NJ. Coffee, instructor OF scup-
tDre at the Cooper Union last evening by the men,
bers OF his class. Mr.. II. o. Decker made the pre-
senEation in behalf OF hts fellow classmates In u
neat little speech, TO which MIR. Coffee replied in
happy manner.
The Executive Committee OF the National Tobacco
Association OF the United States met yesterday after
noon at los Wafer street, in this city, Mr. William
Il. Lawrence, the president IN the chair. Measures
were discussed how best 10 prevail upon Congress
TO secure amendments to the revenue and tarln
laws 10 tighten the burden now pressing SO heavily
upon the entire tobacco trade.
There is a movement on foot among the ticket
holders Of the bore Art Union TO bring the mana
gers terms They contend that the funds have not
been refunded to them as they should have been
when no drawing took place, and that tue parties
concerned IN this union must show up or 90 10.
TIE great question Is, where Is the union and where
are the pictures
The Assembly Committee on investigating the
affairs OF the Fulton Fish Market visited that nstitu
ton yesterday morning. They were shown over the
premises closing inspecting the workings OF the
different departments. They expressed themselves
thoroughly satisfied with the cleanliness and neat
ness pervadng the market, and they resolved 10
ADJOURN Slne dte.
The number OF withdrawals last month from the
Custom House was 10, 1925 and the amount of duties
paid ON the same was $5,8S4 ,545 94 This is the
largest amount OF Withdrawals In any single month
unusual taking OF goods from the Custom House Is
The fact that II goods remain In over year an addt
Al the annual meeting or the Panama Railroad
Company, held al their once, No. so Wall street.
yesterday, the following gentlemen were etected
directors for the ensuing year:-Willam H. Aspin-
wall, Joseph AsOp, James M. Brown, Henry Chaun-
cey, Frederick G. Foster, David Dudley Charles q.
Franckiyn, Governeur Kemble. Charles p. Leverch.
Howard Potter. Theodore w. Riley, David stewart
anu william WhlteWrght. Jr.
Yesterday morning the remains Of an unknown
man, about 80 years or age were found loatlng in
the water foot of 1891 street, Harlem river. De-
ceased had light hair and small mustache, and wore
brown coat light vest, check shirt and caiic0
undershirt. The remains were removed to the
M0rgne, where an inquest VIII be held BY Coroner
Schlrmer It Is surmlsed that the remains are those
Of Captain Thomas Scott who has been mysterlousty
missing for some time past.
An election for directors OF the Second Avenue
Railroad Company held at the office Of the com.
pany yesterday at No 10 Pine street. The following
IS a list Of the new directors:-Julius wadsworlh,
Montgomery Queen, John Slosson, Henry A. Kent,
LIE Grand az lockwood s George Bell Thomas Crane
John J. Donaldson w. V. X. Arnold, Solomon
Mehrback. John II. Platt, Cyrus IL. Loutre and
Jacob +. Oakley were elected inspectors OF election
for 1871
On Sunday afternoon officer Carmack, OF the
Twentieth precinct, called into the saloon Of Charles
Minger, No. 655 Eighth avenue and found party OF
young men engaged In playing bluff for pennies.
COnfscatng the cards and q number OF the pennies
the table the crowd were conveyed to the station
house and yesterday morning arraigned before JUS
tice Shandey, at Jefferson Market Minger was
committed TO answer on charge Of keeping a gam
bling saloon and the balance discharged with
repr;mand.
The one hundred and twenty-second semi-arnual
meeting OF the New York Typographical Society
was held at their rooms on Saturday evening. The
Board OF Officers chosen is as souows;-president,
lar A
Secretary, Thomas q. Faulkner; Treasurer, John g.
Clayton; Librarian, John Craw; Directors. George
Macklin George r. COOK, S. F. Baxter, j. p. Ross,
F. ". FergusonssJ ohn L. Jewett, IL; gessy and Fl.
5. Hull; trustees George Parsons, J. b. Crawford
William McCrea and c. G. Savage.
Oflcer Smith, OF the Eighth precinct, on sunday
afternoon made q raid upon the establishment of
General Rogers, No. l2l Greene street. and ar
rested a number OF males and females found
arralgned before Justice shandley, at Jei.
terS0n Market Police Court, and committed Tor
in default Of $500 ba each to answer a charge Of
keeping disordery house. the complaint was
preferred by Ebenezer ": Dunham, OF No II East
street, who states that while on visit to the house
he lost ten dollars IN mysterious manner.
The funeral OF the late Daniel f. Delavan, formerly
CITY Inspector, took place yesterday morning at the
Rev. DR.. Burchard's Presbyterian church, IN Thir.
seeuIu srcct, AZ Hdll-pust Ieu oClOch. oeINiCc
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Burchard, assisted
by the Rey: DR.. Paxton. The funeral sermon was
preached by the former. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. Thomas Dunlap, Of the Comptroller's
Department; r. Bogart Isaac Bell Douglass
Taylor w. J. Hunt, Caspar G. Childs and Gen.
erai John A. Dix and General A. storms. The
church was filled with the friends and relatives of
the family, among whom were Christian S. and
Charles H. Delavan, Police Commissioners Brennan
and Bosworth, superintendent John A. Kennedy
ex-senator Lent, ex-Alderman Libby and Messrs
Boese tex-Secretary OF the Board OF Educationl A.
J.. HaCkeV. III. XandeWater. n.
Starr, Gideon j. Tucker a. C. Gies, W. II. Devoe
george Lutrel w. Cauldvell and Wilson Small
The C0ffin which was 0rnanented with flowers, was
covered with plain black clotn and richly mounted
tn sver. The body was inferred Ia the family bury
ing plot OF the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, at larry
gown.