The New York herald., 1870-05-13

The following record win show the changes IN tins
emperature OF the weather for the past twen,ysour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding daYot
last year. as Indicated by the hermoneter at uut-
isae 1870 1859. 1870:
"a a NJ. 8 s. 8 sF 81: M. g g
% sf M.1 M......1s 1s 80 az sr;N........ = g
Average temperature yesterday. y................ 60H
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
Charles w. Brooks Will deliver his popular lecture
sIrlsh Diamonds on Monday evening next at
Steinway Hall.
Daniel Mcfarland removed his personal erects
from his cell at the Tombs yesterday afternoon and
bade adieu to the wardens In o very affecting man
ner.
By his hand being caught IN machinery yesterday
at % Elizabeth street Francis Hughes, OF Il Mott
street had the flesh from the wrist In horrible
manner.
David Roacn, an old member OF the detective
forc. attached 60 police headquarters for thirteen
years, died yesterday. He was retired about year
ago
Richard L. Hopkins. of 400 Beecker street. yescr-
day was accidentally and severely wounded In
the foot by the discharge OF pistol In the hands OF
n.ther boy, Frank sharp
The exhibition OF the Academic and Preparatory
Departments OF Rutgers Female College took place
last evening nc Harlem Congregational church and
was largely attended.
John G. Whittier, the Quaker poet, author OF
barbara Fretchler .Snow Bounun and many
other gems OF American literature was the guest OF
the Union League Club last evening".
Joseph Bausch, Prussian sailor OF the steam-
chip Hansa, OF the Bremen line, last night fell into
tie hold, received a Conclusion OF the brain
aud was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The eleventh quarterly convention Of Grand Dis.
nct No. !, independent order OF Good Tcmplars
was held yesterday In Pioneer Lo ge Room. Bre-
WORT Hall. pnblic NEE Ing OF Ine body was he'd
in the evening In the CHI nrch corner OF Lexington
avenue and Pilty-se ond street.
While playing yesterday afternoon James Flood
and Edward Ryan, both boys were buried beneath
an embankment at the corner OF Fiftysesenth street
and Ninth avenue. They were dug out by the police.
iYdn was signtiy and Food seriously niured They
were removed u ther homes IN FLty-loulth street,
near Eighth avenue.
The remains or al unknown woman were yester-
day found floating in the dock foot OF Charles street,
North River. Deceased was about ve feet In height
and had black silk dress, plaid underskirt,
bla gater shoes an rubb n o ersn es. Tho
body was conveyed 10 the Mosgue aud Coroner kee-
nan called 10 hold an Inquest.
A movement has been inaugurated. conIointly
among gentlemen In this city and Boston, to raise
mnd for the education OF the orphans OF Captain
Williams, lite commander Of the Lflied United
States steamsr Oneida George w. BuIt, OF No. l79
william street, viii receive subscriptions In hew
York. The reqnirci is S., ,o00 and the cause is
o noble and sacred one.
The Corporators ana Directors OF the Industrial
Exhibition Company met yesterday afternoon at
No. 40 Wall streer. After the meeting ha1 been Or
ized they elected oiicers for tne ensuing year
aud appointed committee for the puTpts OF re ect-
ing and purchasing a site FOR the erection Of
hibti0n bulldilg. Amer so ne routine business had
been transacted the meeting closed.
On the 10th ultimo Edward Morgan, then a sea-
man on board the steamship Nevada lying at Pier
40 North ,s-o, wuile IuJoAca ed leaped overheard
ana was drowned. Search was made for the body
without avail till yesterday when it recovered
| lion. Cor0 Ter Keenan, was notified 10 hold an In
| quest. Deceased was nduve OF England.
Mr.. Stephen Massett yesterday very kindly gave
an impromptu entertainment before the young ladies'
OF the Academy OF the Sacred Heart, Manhattanvile
The and about 800 Of the pupils present.
ana enjoyed greatly the quaint hunor and graphic
alng or Mr.. Mascot. Among the pieces rendered
were ''Beautllul Snow" 1.-The Grippe" "a COnver-
sliion between a Chinese Mandarin. an English
man and Scotchman," and a number Of pleasing