The New York herald., 1870-06-20

tice Hogan. for q ielOnlOus assault committed on
James Corbin, whom he cut on the head and lace
with knife.
Justice Bixby at the YorKvllle Police Court, yes
terday discharged those who had been arrested in
the gambling house No. 1O2 Nassau str eet on Satur-
day. with the exception OF the principals, John
Ockernousen and Charles Peyton. who were held to
answer.
friendly single scull race took place on Saturday
afternoon, on the Harlem river between Messrs. +.
E. Hafeley ana J. II. Edmiston, both members OF the
Hecla Boat Club of New York. Distance, two and
half miles. Race won by f. L. Hafeley. Time
made, seventeen minutes.
Thomas McFadden charged with assauing Peter
Carroll Of 106 Greenwich avenue, on Sunday, biting
out portion OF his lip, the facts of which have
already appeared IN the HERALD; was YESTERDAY YESTERDAY
Market, ana committed for examination.
Ann williams and Catherine Smith were held to
answer by Justice Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday, on complaint of Martin Connolly, who
charged that they robbed hlm of $685. The accused
are OF the dernt-1pOnde, and live in Water street.
Connolly was sent 10 the House OF Detention.
Information reached the Coroner yesterday that
william Roche had died at 23l East FOrtydfth street
from Injuries received by being run over by train
of cars near Melrose, Westchester county. When
the accident occurred or under what circumstances
did not transpire Coroner Schirmer took charge OF
the case and Will make an investigation.
At reunion of the late Library and Rooms Com
mittee Harlem Branch Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, held al the house OF Mr.. Oscar Clark Satur-
day evening, June IS. their chairman. Mr.. Peter
Walther was made the recipient or an elegant gold
headed cane, accompanied with suitable resolutions,
as q testimonial OF their regard. Addresses were
made by several members and feeliegy responded TO
by the recipient.
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest at
the German Hospital, Seventy-seventh street and
Fourth avenue, on the body of John G. Hauser, a
German, fifty years Of age who died on Saturday
penter shop on Forty sixth street. near Eleventh
avenue, when piece Of plank thrown from circu-
lar saw with great violence struck MN on the fore
head and fractured his SKULL thus lnfctng fatal in
Jurles.
James GILBERT Of 80 Grand street, and James Hen
derson Of 2O5 Wooster street, arraigned before
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning.
by officer Harnet of the Eighth precinct upon CON-
plant OF Joseph Pollard OF SO Grand street. charged
with asauting him sunday night, stabblng him In
the back OF the head with carving knife. They
pleaded not guilty but were committed for exami-
nation
Charles N. Crittenden, druggist, doing business
at No. Sixth avenue, charges that about five O'Clock
on Saturday afterdOon, Levi Knowles, manufacturer
OF "Knowles' Insect Powder entered his place Of
vase pointed it at his head and threatened to send
him where the woodbine twineth." Knowles was
arrested by officer Godfrey OF the Twentyeighth pre-
cinct and yesterday morning committed for exami-
nation by Justice Cox, ut Jefferson Market. In his
informal examination the prisoner stated he was
siXtythree years OF age, born in Philadelphia, re-
sides at 26O Grand street. by occupation manufac-
turer or insect powder ana claims to know nothing
OF the charge, as he was In liquor.
The report Of the Central Park Meteorological De-
partment for the week ending June 49, 1870, shows
| the following conditions Of the atmosphere:
| Barometer-Mean 29.997 inches; maximum, at four
| p. M. June II, 3o124 inches; minimum, at two P.
NJ June 16, 29.9lO inches; range, .2l4 inch. Their
mometer-Mean, 7s degrees; maximum, at foui
| P. M. June 1S, sS.5; minimum, at four A. NJ. June
! II, 577; range, 3OS degrees. On June IL rain fell
from on. 0m A. M. to 2:30 A. Nj to the depth of .0l
nch on June IL rain fell from A. NJ to II 80 A. M
to the depth OF .03 inch; on June Is rain fell from
$3.50 p M. to $3.50 p. NJ to the depth Of 10 inch
June II rain fell from oh. ON. A. NJ. to 2:3O A. NJ tC
the depth OF .09 inch; on June II rain fell from 1.
NJ to p M. to the depth of 04 Inch; making the tota
| amount of water for the week .37 inch. The dis
| tanoe travelled by the wind during the week was
| miles