The New York herald., 1870-06-06

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last year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 74a
Two cases OF sudden death were reported yester-
day.
Yesterday Frank Wood aged twelve years, was
caught in the draw at the Harlem bridge and had
his left arm cut of near the shoulder
On Saturday Isaac Taylor, aged two years, OF NO.
367 Tenth avenue fell into basin OF boiling water,
and was so badly scaded that he died yesterday
Frederick Serrozn of 4l6 East Thirteenth street,
on Saturday night accompanied Catharine Phenix
to a saloon at the OF Great Jones street and
Broadway. and while there charges she stole his
wallet, containing iortyrnve dollars Ia Dis. Sne
cinct, and yesterday morning committed by Justice
Shandley in default OF $1,000 bail.
Anthony Ackert, residing at No. 447 West Forty
first street. was arraigned before Justice Shandley
yesterday morning, charged with stabbing William
Badock of No. 526 West Thiry-ninth street, in the
groin and breast with a pocket knife, severely IN
juring MIN. Upon complaint OF officer Irving, OF the
Twentieth precinct, Ackert was committed to await
the result CT the injuries.
A child aged five years, named John Leddy, OF No.
210 Sullivan street. had foot badly crushed by car
No. 60 Beecker street line, last evening" The driver,
William Disbrow, arrested by roundsman
Croker, OF the Fourth precinct. who arraigned him
before the sergeant at the Fifteenth precinct. Ser
geant HolDrow discharged the driver, and tele.
graphed to the Central Police ONCE that Disbrow sis
III no way TO blame"
Shortly before ten O'Clock yesterday morning OFF,
GERS Musgrove and Belts, Of the Fourth precinct
found man named Charles Cohen lying In front OF
premises No. 264 Front street, apparently in nt,
but he died in few minutes after being discovered.
lion, and nom thence TO the late residence OF de-
ceased, 21e William street Coroner Flynn was notl
fed and VIII hold an inquest.
AS the members OF the Smith O'Brien Association,
who had been excursion yesterday were
landing at the foot of Christopher street, between
eight and nine O'Clock p NJ, Thomas Fitzgerald and
cnild, of Union street, Brooklyn; John Quinn, OF
Brooklyn and Michael Foley and Terence O'Neal, OF
Cherry street. New York, were precipltated into the
river The citizens on the pier, aided by round3nan
Carter and patrolmen De Long and DusenberTy, OF
the Ninth precinct rescued the victims OF fOrcibe
baptism.
Oncer O'Donnen. OF the Eighth precinct, yesterday
arraigned Edward Carpenter, alias Edward Kolb, re-
siding at 10 Hester street, before Justice Shandey
at Jefferson Market upon complaint OF David
+ Gillis, of 447 Canal street, who charges that
Saturday night while standing in Canal street. the
prisoner and another approached him, and throw
ing their arms around his neck, held him while they
red his pockets or nine dollars In money. The pri
soner denied the charge, but was committed in de-
About nine O'Clock on Saturday morning Abeinus
Bambrick, an infant eighteen months old, whose
parents live in Eighty-firs street, Fourth
nue., suddenly disappeared from home. Becoming
alarmed, The parents secured the neighborhood,
and falling visited the police stations and Central
ONCE, but without success Twenty-four hours
after the child was missed his remains were found
in The vault attached to Mr.. Bambricks residence.
Doubtless she had fallen in while at play and was
suifocated. Coroner Keenan, was notified.
Assistant Alderman Terence Duffy was on Saturday
evening made the recipient of handsome gold watch
and cham, valued in all at $3.50. The presentation
took place at the residence of Mr.. w. II. Malopey
tClerk OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen), No. 54
North Moore street. Mr. John II. Welsh made the
presentation speech, to which Mr. Duffy responded
briefly and sPeeces an also made
ton, John Bruman, McCrea and others. 1t Is posi-
tlvely asserted that Mr.. Duffy's watch and chain
''lays way over either Assemblyman CaInpbell's or
Fire Commissioner Blair's
Archibald NJ Craig, of No. 70 Roosevelt steet was
arraigned yesterday before Alderman Moore, at he
Tombs Police Court on complaint of Michael
Connor, OF 102 Cherry street, who charged that
while standing In front of his own door on
Saturday evening the accused and some unknown
man came up and struck him. and further supple
mented their assault by robbing him of his watch
and wallet containing 5000 in greenbacks. Craig
was subsequently arrested, but his confederate
General Sessions in default of ZOO BALL Craig said
he was truck driver by occupation
James HerbIson, asboy thirteen years of age, resid
ing with his parents s18 Seventh avenue yesterday
morning took umbrage at some remarks his mother
made him, and drawing loaded revolver presented
It at her head threatening to blow cher Cd id
brains out" He was prevented from carrying out his
the same mouse, who heard his blasphemy and
threat and handed him over TO officer Smith, OF the
Twenty-n1nth precinct He was arraigned before
Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market. and
United to the Catholic Rerormatory.
Henry Duffy, young man twenty-0ne years OF
age, residing at 133 Hudson street, was arraigned
before Justice shandey yesterday morning by officer
Greer, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, and pleaded
guilty to burgarlousy entering the fancy
store Of Albert Ricb, corner OF Nineteenth adnl
hour yesterday morning. In company with two ac-
completes, who made their escape, and stealing
quantity OF fancy goods, consisting OF satns silks
and ribbons valued at $500, which were found con-
cealed in rear yard of tenement house, in Nine
glars tools. He was committed without bail TO an
swer at the General sessions.
The Central Park Meteorological Department re-
port for the week ending June A, the following
ometer-Mean, 3o094 inches; maximum, at
% P. M, May so, 30.242 inches minimum at
Q A. NJ, May 2e: 29.s66 inches; range 1873 inches.
Recommendation, 64.2 degrees; maximum, at
i've r. NJ, June A, 1872 degrees minimum, at five A.
NJ. May 81 SO degrees; range 24.2 degrees On
May 29 rain fell from midnight OF 2Sth and 29th to
eight p NJ. to the depth OF .lS inch and on June 3,
from six A. M to halfpast nine A. NJ to the depth OF
.O3 ncn making the total amount Of water for week
n inch The distance travelled by the wind during
week was 500 miles.
The Department OF Public Parks announce that If
the weather be fine there will be music by the Gen.
tra Park Band at Mount Morris square this evening,
from six to eight O'Clock, for which the following Is
the programme
I Mareh-Chassery ..- O. Wiepand
ovsrture-Light Cavalry :suppe
An-Gooo Nght huckcn
OaOp-UoWn
H.
3. Selection from Barbe Bieue. OHenbach
Watz-Teegramme ...,.....................S Strauss
Ar-l Am Lonely Tonight .Grihn
MnrchTwin Brothers. rs....................D Wiecand
g. Grand selection from Belisario. Donize
oe huenneI
Sercuou iole... retreHe
H. Waltz-Auiumn Roses. STRAUSS
Popular airs.
The Commissioners announce further that musical
aufersainmentS VIII 1