The New York herald., 1870-09-06

i"',SN WIN tnc corresponding 0dy OF last year, ~
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnurs phsr-
macy HERALD ,iSa Baudmg:- ..
"a. M........... O. g. 90. sP. sP H.. MM. IS IS
u n.... ss ss go. e ,sP sF. u 70 70 sS
Average temperature Yesterday ..... II 7-I>
average temperature for corresponding date
a soldier named James McCarty was drowned at
Wards Island on SUNDAY while bathiag.
Patrick Cullen, grocer. or 5sa Eleventh avenue
last evening severely wounded James Gallagher
aged eight years with an axe.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met Yesterday.
and, In consequence Of there being no quorum adj
jonrncd without tTansacting any business.
Victor Barre, OF go East rwenty-fr,n street. fell
from car No. 12s OF the Third avenue line and had
foot badly crushed. Sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
fire occurred yesterday afternoon on the roof Of
the rfles building IL IL supposed from the heat Of
stereotyplng furnace. The loss was hIty dolIaH
While cleaning the boiler In Heckers mills In
Cherry street. Yesterday, Patrick Mccormick. OF I2o
Hospital
Superintendent Iouran has sufficiently recov-
cred a. to be able 70 leave his residence. Yester-l
day he lett Saratoga. where he hopes 70 recuperae,
ana return 10 ms desk within few days.
Yesterday afternoon blower in the gas house of
the New York Gas Company exploded, causing severe
injuries To william Welsh. OF No. 407 East Eighteenth
street, VINO was sent to Bellevue Hospital
Ten additional barrels Of human bones have been
found In the City Hall Park by the workmen engaged
In excayatng on the site OF the old cemetery. What
splendid chance for the Coroners hold inquests
al n!teen dollars per set OF bones.
John Brown, fifteen years OF age ana OF German
parentage but utterly destitute OF friends In this
city, yesterday pleaded guilty. In the Tombs Police
Court, OF haviug stolen seventy dollars from William
Reagan. of33 Park row.
While jumping from Greene street car, In Broad
way, near 1hirtIeth street. last evening, newsboy
named John s. Austin fell under 1t ana had his fee,
badly crushed. He was taken TO MS home, AT ia
West Thirty-ilrst ssieet.
Coroner Flynn was yesterday notified TO hold an
inquest at the Park Avenue Hotel, on the body OF
Bridget Mulberry, who died suddenly, as believed,
from hemorrhaga OF the lungs. Dr. Smith. who
called In, uId not see Bridget TIL after death cnsucd
In the report OF the Madison park stabbng case
published yesterday, John Gerahty, one OF the gang
Involved gave his residence as No. 123 West
twenty ,iiltn street. the fact was so reported by
he does not reside III that house.
The Rev. DR.. Preniss, OF the Park avenue Presby-
the General Assembly TO Professorship in the
Theological Seminary in Chicago has declined tina,
honor 10 remain with his present congregation,
among whom he has labored for many years.
THE Howard Mission was rcopened yesterday, 10
the Joy Of many OF the poor. The place has been
beautifully repaired painted and fitted up during
the past summer. The missionaries, teachers and
other earnest workers AT their posts the best
OF spirits and at dinner yesterday there 1863 AZ
the table.
Mrs. Nary, an Irish woman, ninety two years oi
| age, was yesterday morning found dead IN bed q;
her late residence, No. 10 Bedford street. As the
. case required Immediate attention Coroner Schr-
mer took 1t in charge and held an inquest on the
body. Death, doubtless, the result OF debility
! consequent upon Old age
| Arthur McManus. or 42s East Fifteenth street. wa.
yesterday neld to answer by Justice Ledwith at the
Essex Market Police Court on a charge OF attempt.
ing TO take the fe OF Lawrence Graher OF l49 First
avenue by firing Il loaded pistol at his person the
pan rom wich '0ok effect In hls leg and wounded
Linn severely.
A young man named James Dillon was committed
by Judge Shsndlcy yesterday morning, at Jefferson
Market for disordery conduct in selling on SUNDAY
copy OF paper purporting to be an extra con-
had surrendered to King William SAID extra con
iainlng no such contradiction.
George Edwards, an GRAND boy In the empIoy ot
Louis Rosse OF No. 3l6 Eighth avenue, was arraigned
at Jefferson Market yesterday. and admitted steal.
ing from the dyeng and securing establishment of
his employer at No. 40S Sixth avenue on the 3lst
August, quantity OF clothing worth $780, Edwards
was committed for examination in default of ball.
The President or the Stock Exchange Yesterday
afternoon warned members against altered cheeks
It appears that n check 10 The amount Of one hun.
dred dollars was given in the morning by brok-
ers' iirm, on down town bank. which was altered
10 about nine thousand dollars, the same after
wards being certified. No further particulars could
be Cleaned.
IL was crrOneously stated IN a report of proceed
ngs at Jefferson Market Police Court published IN
Saturdays paper that Isabella Duggan was a do
nestic IN the family OF Mrs. King Miss Duggau.
IL appears was never IN the employ OF Mrs. King
put liad come TO This country from Limerick with
view 10 benehtng her health, In which respect
however, she was disappointed. She Is now q pa,
ticnt in the Lunatic Asylum.
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest in the
case or Margaret Millts, four and q half years OF
age, VINO was almost Instantly Killed on the SIS,
uitimo by being run over, corner Twenty-cl0hth
street and Tenth avenue, by car 80 OF the Belt KaL
road, driven by Daniel Van Winkle The evidence
showed the occurrence To be accidental, and tho
Jury rendered verdict TO that effect. Deceased
lived WIN her parents, at 305 Tenth avenue.