New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
THE CITY.

| Government will be open.
In consequence of the majority of The city
legislators being at Albany neither branch OF thc 'V
| mon Council could obtain quorum yesterday
Isaac Bell and James b. Nicholson. two OF
the Commissioner Of Charities ana oGIrseos ore rd
John B. Cough had a large audience at the
hail OF the Y. NJ C. A. last evening to listen to his dl'
| course, peculiar People,
| Several haf-sunkcn wrecks are reported IN
mid ocean, Of them said 10 be positively dangero-
The Government would do well to send vessels OF war "
| destroy them.
The steamers Cumberland, Francis Wright,
and New England were yesterday TO close the estate
OF j. r. Wright, deceased Two of them were blockade
runners and the secondnamed built at Fair Haven
Peter Person, tailor of No. 3S Oak k-st was
badly cut in the right side by an unnoTn & sO IA a sS
concert saloon No. 219 William-st Inc WounH WdS
dressed and Person was then taken 10 beneVuc opia
| James Martin of No. 554 West Forty y-third-st.,
while work in VIM Jessups ironraling factory AT no
$50 West Forty had piece of red,ot IRON run
through the calf of his leg burning it IN teIripe nah
ner. lie was taken to Bellevue Hospital
| A complimentary dinner has been rendered
to Mr. Samuel s. Randall City superintendent oI common
Schools by the School officers ana teachers trouguQu
the city. 1t VIII take place at the Metropolitan Hote
| on Thursday evening next.
The funeral of Taro Kusacabe, n japanese
student OF Rutgers College, takes place to-day at New
brunswick. lie the first japanese student TO enter
the college three years ago. and WAS expeet9g 70 d
| was consumption
Two more of Pullman's palace cars have
heen placed on the route between Jersey City and Chi
cocn Thev are named the "Waverloy" and Ivanhoe,"
aud cost 2 900 each Six of the are running on the
route at present The ends of the ears are OF sec
cular shape hold ten chairs, and are protected ny an
iron railing.
Coroner Rollins yesterday concluded the in
yestgaon I'm the ease George o. Colt, whose BODY
was found Tuesday clubhouse in the rear OF the
tenement at secondayG and seyentyilItiiSt: seyel %
witnesses examined hut no additional 1acts were
made known and verde, OF death from natural CAUSES
| was given.
Patrolman Walsh of the Twenty first Precinct,
early yesterday discovered tnef on me schooner & A &
ancc lying the foot of East Iryfiitlst me thlei
s The ofcer approached fired shots at him The
officer returned the fire but the thieves pled across Ie
| river and escaped
| The Rev. John Dowling, D. d., delivered the
eleventh of course OF twelve free Lectures before le
Branch of the Young Mems Ca e snd
the False large audience was present ana ste9GG 0s S
| subject both able and interesting.
AT a stated meeting of the Medico-Legal
Society, held last light at the College OF Physicians a
Surgeons Dr. A. ]. Chadsey read paper on Insanity,
in which he discussed the various kinds OF mama 90, Sr
madness some discussion followed the reading OF the
pape5P' riHs5 d. D. = re'ei' fe"u p'p'- VI
Ezra Forrestall, superintendent of Health Of
Boston accompanied by tye memDsrs OF the botd' 10 pam
be workings of the NewYOIk Board OF Health IN refer
ense TO the dsficts in company with
Dr. uaIrls, Col Clark, and Health Commissioner Mul
| laly
The meeting of exprcssmen last evening at
No Isl Eightaye held in reference TO the removal OF
not so well attended as some former ones OF tho
greatest consequence The committee appointed to visit
tax reported that they met opposition whatever and
gave tie opinion that the tax would be removed within
| fortnight.
The Easter celebration will be commenced at
Trinity Church by James i. Ayle's ringing the fol-
lowing programme on the chimes commencing at 10 a.
IN. service commencing al lOi a. m No. l-KhglnS the
rh beI Sl rD No Is risen lie is risen
No. 4-'see the morning star is dwelling" No. o
Christ the Lord is risen to-day" No 6IhIStSr hymn
This programme will he ruuS again Ill tht d1tCluOOh
commencing at g o'clock.
The Queen, Capt. Thomson, of the National
Line, sailed Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Tor Liver
pool She 20 have sailed saturday but she Is re-
aured at out at LyerpOOlto 20 to Copenhagen
to bring emrants direct 10 this port Her place will be
taken by the Erin which leaves on saturday Mr. Hurst
the manager the line is OF opinion that the emigrant
traffic OF this Will be much greater tan IN former
in the Erin.
The State Temperance Committee appointed
al the C3nr renllon held az Aphy et t ue oiGe 3l !p
National Temperance Society yesterday ana elected
l.. Bagg, President, and ii. C. Hopkins, Secretary.
Measures taken to organize the state and issue an
address to the people favolng local prohibition and the
platform OF the Convention The following persons were
Merritt. i" b T. Hale. W j. Groo John 0'Donnel j. L.
Bagg, and the Rev. A. Flack.
A meeting of the friends of the Hon. Chas.
the corner of Yint-st and Firstave, and social and
Political" Club was organized, TO be known as the
Ward" The following gentlemen were elected officers:
John IT, Harnct President Thomas Connor, First Vice
Moses Rec See. Henry Godward, Cor. Sec; VIM Hall,
Treas; John Murphy, Sergeant-atArms
The body of DIR. Henry Marshall who was fonnd
dead in his rOomin the New England Hotel, removed
10 undertakers in the Bowery, yesterday. Coroner
keenan, will hold inquest today. The effects OF the
Doctor consisted of meerschaum pipe, silver watch
tobacco pouch number of Tobacco clippings and pawn
tickets wrttenrequest directed TO Henry Whitaker
Port Jervs requesting that his trunk be forwarded him
IN this city, to remain al the express office until called
for, was found On the back OF the order was written
mother my motber No relatives, thus far have called
the Coroner, and it thought that there in
this city.
fire broke out on the premises owned and occupied by
Pratt a. Co., oil refners." The fire caused by an
explosion in a stillhouse. Loss about $4,000
The trial of William Chambers for the mur-
der OF Domincus VOORHEES, Is set down for Wednesday
next, in the Court Of oyer and Termner.
Benjamin Mcdonald, assistant stage car
penter At the Academy OF Music, while at work there
Yesterday morning fell dead suddenly from heart dis
Deceased was aged 3o and resided at No % East
WaITen-st.
Mr.. Charles II. Morris, residing in tie
Eastern District, had his pocket picked of s2O0
rcnCy, and promissOry note for 500 while riding
through Fulton-st IN GreenpOint The thief
not secured.
Carlotta Patti has volunteered to sing at the
solemn Vespers Easter Sunday evening in st Pc tere
Or. @ Church, the Rev j. Fransioi pastor, OF
Hicks and Warcn-sts for the benefit OF the school for
the poor children of the parish She will be assisted by
VI. Theodore Ritter aud Senor Sarasde.
FLUSHING.-William Sanders, charged with
placing the New Flushing Rail
rosd, bonds yesterday q when called.
HUNTERS POlNr.-John and Michael Carr were
committed To prison yesterday ebaIgs Of buid beating their
iIthrE
JERSEY CITY.-The Chosen Freehodcrs have re-
tsvd report from the Riparian Committee oppo
in the bill before the Legislature legahng docks City
docs 'esid in the Board Hudson County Artillery have
been presented With elegant II
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