The New York herald., 1870-04-19

last year as Indicated by tue thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
AN iss9 1870 1869. 1870:
sH.M........ HM...'.. IS IS 80 sPP' sP' MM.'... ::
~ M.......... 60 o3 l2P. M..... 90 80
Average temperature yesterday y......... 55X
Average temperature for corresponding date
iast JcM. .-..................-..6 OK
The Fifth regiment, General Bendix commanding.
paraded yesterday afternoon In honor OF the anui.
versary OF the birth OF Jefferson.
Mr.. Jerome Buck was serenaded at his residence
In West Fortynnth street, on Saturday evening BY
his political friends Mr.. Buck made nttmg
response and welcomed all to q well iaid banquet.
Michael Mahen, OF $40 West Fourteenth street. for
beating his mother on sunday night and kicking her
IN the face with his boot, blackng her eye and 9th
mied IN default OF $500 bail by Justice scott at Je-
ferson Market, to answer at the Special Sessions.
James Reed, nineteen years OF age. a native or
Boston, but residing at o. Greenwich street. was
arraigned yesterday before Justice Hogan. as tho
Iombs Police Court on complain OF James Cherry.
OF 81 Greenwich street, VINO charged that the
cused broke into MS premises and stole thereirom
quantity OF cigars, gin brandy, &C., OF the value OF
een!een dollars. Held to answer at the General
Sessions.
IL has been seml-oniciaily proclaimed tina. the
contemplated changes In the command OF precincts
viii not occur until after the nnal aiournment OF
the Legislature when the Commissioners VIII likely
make new deal all around. IL Is whispered thaS
Captains Garland Petty, Hutchings, Hartt. William
sou. Burden, Greer and Lord VIII be restored or
given commands where there ~ less occasion Tor
vigilence than In the ones they now command.
About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning, as the
ferryboat Commodore Barney, OF the Roosevelt
street and South Seventh street tWilliamsDurg) line
Cathafue "A n
Barney coded with the ferry boat Manhasset which
was coming out. There was quite panic on board
tue boats, the women m particular being intensely
alarmed. No persons were injured. The damage 10
| the ierryboaus was slight. Tue accident seems
nave resulted rom The negligence OF one or both OF
| the pilots
John Han was yesterday arraigned before Justic:
Ledwlth, at Essex Market Police Court a charge
OF cruelty to animals II the statements OF the com
| painant. Lewis Leroy. are correct, the prisoner,
John Han, must be a brute OF more than ordinary
brutality. Mr.. Leroy states that Han found dog
IN stanton street, ana at once commenced beatlng
the poor quadruped until IL lnsensIDlc. Hon
then took the end OF the cudge and pressed II into
the poor animals eve completely gouging the same
rom lis socket Justice Ledwiih held the man To
answer.
The following persons appeared before Mayor
Hall yesterday ana sworn into otfice:-John
Lynes, second booKkecper IN Department OF Public
Works; stephen Mccormack, clerk in Bureau OF
Lamps ana Gas; John QUINN, janitor Seventh Dis
trict Court Ambrose - cassidy. third general clerk
| ia DepdItUeut VI IuDHC NOrSS, NODcrL H. ClUOrn.
| chief clerk IN the Department OF Public Works;
Charles T. McClenachaD first bookkeeper In same
| department; Theodore Froment, deputy superin-
tendent Repairs and Supplies.
President j. S. Rosworth, OF the Board Of Police
yesterday heard evidence number OF compla nts
against officers The only important one was thss
OF officer Doan, Fourteenth preclnI, who, the
dence showed, on the morning OF the "a inst. was
annoyed. In Mott street by some unruy boys Stand
ing by was man named Wlnslow whom he charged
|
ened to shoot him. The charge clearly sustained.
| and the evidence showed that Wnslow gave no
| offence.
About three O'Clock last Friday afternoon Mrs.
Hannah A. WOrthington, wife OF w. I. Wortnington,
257 West Forty third street. left her home In tenn
porary ut OF INSANITY and has not since been heard
FROM She wore black alpaca dress, blue and green
plaid shawl and black velvet bonnet; was rather
| under medium size and has dark eyes and complex
| Ion and looked sckly; aged about thIrty-fve. Sne
was last seen at the corner OF Warren street and
| College place about four p. M. Supposed to bs
making her way TO the Eastern boats Her maiden
name was Hannah A. Wyman, and she has relatives
| In New Hampshire and Illinois,