New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

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PROMINENT ARRIVALS A.,
BreyOort HOuse-Sir Richard Graves MAJ
DoDneIl, G. b., and Lady mcdonnell, ENGLAND o,so [
Clarendon HOteGov Hoffman ad Ho1ie Graft u s.
Senator sqT{Sr GTs SS%sh sloane
Ohio - NewYork HotelJudge Albert VSorn MSt anu
DR. sSns Fes Of georgia DR. Of North
Carolina and Thomas Dickson OF scrah q S w and
pr,pg Of Boston - Astor HouseThe Hon g.
Turner and Col A. d. Smith of Rhode Island ana u a.
Willard Washington.
THE CITY.
There will be music i'll Iompklns square liis
afternoon from to 8, weather permitting
The XIIth Assembly District Republican
Club last evening elected 10 members .
Tammany Society has appointed Commit
tee to make preparations iof a proper oei0'i"''' "
4th OF July.
The trial of James Jackson for the murder OF
Douglass i'll the First Ward, Is pOstpoheu I'LL heA ''
of the Court of General Sessions.
David Goldbng, the Pole who, on SATURDAY
Railroad Depot has died in Bellevue Hospital.
number of Cuban ladies resident J, in oe TINS
means of assisting the destitute Cubans IN tms CITY anu
Cuba. =, IL,
The annual reunion and dinner of the Alum I'M,
nj n. Trinity College Hartford, Conn, residing III ls
city and neghborhood will be held at the Astor HOUSE,
on Tuesday, June D. . -, -,
The SISTERS OF the StfangeI VIZ n,o, m
their regular monthly meeting this CluesdaSl aiteQon
ut O'clock in Room No. 40, Bible House INC m'o"ne
is open 10 the public
John Davis. ace 35. fireman on the steamer
Colorado living AT Pier No. 46 North River, while gong
on board the steamer yesterday fell from the gang
plank and was drowned.
Yesterday afternoon the Fire Commissioners,
several Insurance and others Interested witnessed
an exhibition OF the American Patent flre EA'ehsion
Ladder in front of Fremen's Hall, in Mercer-st
At n meeting of the members OF the FRO
duce held at their rO0inr on
Friday n T. Hubbard esq one OF the Oldest
member This is the first election OF TINS Knd ever heu
David barley, Joseph Dempsey, and Law
renee Collins of the sheris Office were arrested yesr
day ON a charge of assautng jeremiah Murphy IN the
yestbue of the City Hall. Each gave bail III $500 W
answer the charge at General Sessions.
At the meeting of defrauded soldiers last
evening letter read from Senator Fenton In which
he expresses surprise at the manner in which the
have been cheated by men VINO mahieS'eu 80 inu0h III
terest in their welfare
Four hundred and seventy-nine candidates
from the public schools for admission To the College o
the City of NewYork. were examined yesTrGag III ms
tory geography and grammar and VIII t0day DC eAau-
med in arithmetic, algebra, and recitation
The steamer Josephine made the first trip
yesterday on the new route from td 6 ea and
sreamers and looked well in the new dress ef ulpi
will be made to meet the trains OF the staten lsihu
Railroad.
Mrs L. Devereux Blake made an interesting
and received address before the inmates oil ihe
Workingwomens Home, No 40 Elzahethst In the course
Of the address Mrs. Blake graphically and pleasantly
sketched the condition of in the higher walks OF
life and rewarded with vote OF thanhs at the ciose'
The funeral of the late Mrs. Richard p.
Charles took place yesterday from the residence Of eX-
Senator Murphy The remains were taken to stephen
Church. followed ny large concOurse OF friends The
services at the Church were solemn aud imposing Inc
remains subsequently inferred in Calvary Cemetery
Gen. Bendix of the 5th Regiment has issued
an order for parade of battalion OF TINS regiment 10
day, To escort the remains of Capt HubsGhmann, VINO
NV Geing rn over by Third-aye car Line forms M 10
| o'clock IN. Company ID. 9th Regiment, under command
| of Capt. f. SchOen will also parade
Early Yesterday an unknown man was seen
by officer Clinton 70 fall into the hpkhead estwSen dias
body was recovered. The man was about 40 years Of
age, is feet inches in hight has DARK h slooth
face and light buster, gray panaoohs ana Nest
and striped shirt
The June term of the Court of General Ses-
Mary A. Davis was indicted for stealing jewelry, &c,
valued at sOO from her MISTRESS Mrs. Hlke residing
ndicent 10 secure conviction prisoner acquitted
| The Court is adjourned until tomorrow.
The ship William F. StOrer continued to burn
until about m Yesterday. The interior Of the vessel
is burned out and the valued at s6OO is almost
total loss insured by yaTPns m nm ' nd ana Tm Of
Charles H. Marshall sons ana Is dan9ged a9 WIt sV
Iloyds, and New York Companies.
| The New-York Produce Exchange has elected
the following officers President Isaac H. keedi vice.
| Managers Jas Mcbride Edward Hincken. John ".
| Thorne, G. II. Meday, Erastns H. BtOwn' Edward g.
| Fras A. Raw VIM r. Foster Gilbert Oakley; Inspectors
! of next Election, Josiah Penheld, Theo j. Hustled Al
| fred ROmer.
AT the jefferson Market Police Court,
| Justice Cox on the bench Theophilus Hun was held
the G4m3ni of ng wagon S s ya Eis at
John Campbell went To sleep while sitting III "a
chain at the store of Dedlich Liedenberge No. $37
I Edward Berrigan. Bcrrigan was held 10 answer the
complaint at the Court Of General Sessions.
At the election, yes terday, for Trustees of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of this city, the Oppos
tion to the existing Board was withdrawn, and all the
members were reelected follows Frederick 5. Win
sion, John V l.. Pruyn, VIM. Belts, John l.. Deyeln,
Richard A. McCurdy, Herman Van Vost, George G. Rich.
ardsOn, and Alexander H. Rice. The result was declared
EiectioII counted over GOO ballots II was announced
that the institution has capital Of over sJ0,oOOO.
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
mann who ON Thursday last fell from the platform of
Thrdave Coroner Rollins at No l22 Tenthave,
fracture of the skull and other injuries received by fall
from scahod in the gas-hOuse at the foot OF West
Eightcenth-st. Coroner Keenan, AT Bellevue Hospital,
over the body OF Michael Murray, age 49, who died from
fracture Of the skull caused by fall in Canal-st
General Sheridan Circle, Fenian Brother
hood, has resolved 10 work IN the cause, and, while
suffering people from slavery we are ready times
to unite with any organization that strikes at English
Ognze the dication follow the lead OF any one man
who that he alone Possesses the intelligence,
honesty and patriotism necessary To lead Us 10 Victory
The Circle also thanks Gov Hoffman and the Hon. vii
liam NJ Tweed for returning 10 their homes the remains
lately OH the Canada border.
| At the TOmbs Police Court Justice Bowling
committed Charles Mcneil for keeping dsorderly house
in the Fourth Ward and also sent TO ackwell Island
five abandoned female inmates. . Alexander RlVOux
was committed for having for considerable time past
stolen sums of money belonging to his employer, Mr..
Kussett of No 1853 Elmst Alexander GOrgan, mason,
committed for having struck Ellen PETERSON on the
head with knife, causing severe wound John
Hakesey attempted TO pick the pocket of Hugh Dean
OF No. &c Roses was caught Ill the act gwen INTO Gus
| tOdy, ana committed.
AT the Yorkville Police Court before Justice
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