New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
THE CITY.
Arrests for the week, 1856.


1t is reported that section of the Ancient
Order of Hibernans at late meeting resolved to pre-
by force the parade of the Orangemen announced
10 DO made on the 9Th inst.
On Saturday the flags of the City Hall were
at halfmast in token of respect to the memory OF AS
sistant A derman Henry Rogers, who died on Friday
night. at his residence No. I4I Christopher-st
Jane Bracken, a domestic, employed in the
family Of A. H. Rogers at No POI East Filty-eighdhst
was severely burned about the right SIDE face and hands
Early Yesterday fire occurred in the dyeing
establishment OF William Barron, in West Thirteth-s
by John Colt and is damaged $500; insured for 800
The building is owned by Joseph Oxtans and II damased
The dwelling Of Mr.. S. l.. Isaacs, at No. ia
East 1lht was entered By thieves on Saturday night
from the roof OF the adjoining new building and ran
coming alarmed fed without taking anything Of value
When the thieves entered the family was In the lower
part of the house.
Women's Typographical Union, No. I, had
their second annual picnic Saturday in Funks Union
Park Among the many OF the pruning
of the Union; Mary Bartlett Recording Secretary; Julia
Grce and Mary Moore rnG GigrI Imam a
No g. participated in the festivities.
TRIBUNE reporter, yesterday, found tne
atmosphere at Coney Island eoss as Torses
thrown from the city oh boats INTO the waters Oh te
which float ashore at each tdel sufficient TO create
pestilence Hundreds of bathers yesterday lett tine
water at Coney Island account of the floating car
cases
The "Society for the Prevention of lnfantl-
eide" which was Incorporated July 49, and had an Office
shed from Mrs. Frances Post who was said to be the
President Of the Association, and Moses A. Levy Ine
ing the Society and forbddng any member to use their
hereafter in connection with IT, The cause OF tnr
charged respectable married woman with attempting
commit the crime of infantede, with veW' as was
believed generally to extort money.
Coroner Rollins held an inquest yesterday at
No. 335 East Thirty thirdst over the body OF Imothy
Dean age 81 who died on saturday night nom lnrie
received Thursday morning Also over the BODY Oh
supposed to be VIM Morris VINO was klne ,q, on
Saturday night Hudson River Railroad train WINE
the train was passing the bridge at spuyten Duyvi
Creek Morris thrust his head from the window ana
came with of the iron braces OF the bridge
% @ Sot Ok T wears Of ace has dark brown hair
and musache had on dark coat, vest and pantaoons,
and was coming this city, but whether resident of
that place or this city is not known.
Cornelius and Joanna Lynch have for a con-
siderable time past occupied shanty IN FonIthaye,, oe
sixteonth-sts. They have family of five children,
namely: Margaret age II Mary Ann age 7; John age
parents have been disspated, and were continually
wrangling and lighting As consequence the children
were neglected, and sent around by their parents
TO beg the neighbors. Not long ago the mother
while drunk, threw her babe on the Harlem Railroad
track in OF her residence declaring that it were
better dead than alive II was removed however, by
neighbor ana restored 10 the mother after she became
sober. Yesterday, on the complaint OF some OF the
neigbors Capt Petty arrested the parents ana justice
three eldest children sent to the Roman Catholic
Protectory and the others committed TO the care
OF the Commissioners of Charities and Correction.
Police Commissioner Manierre, with his fam
iy left this city Saturday morning in the steamship
France, for Europe. Mr. Manierre was accompanied
among whom were ex-Police Superintendent Kennedy,
ex-GOy. r. c. Mccormack, and ex-COunty Clerk VIM. e
van Grove Upon Mr.. Manerres arrival on the sylvan
Grove, which conveyed him TO the France he was very
cordially greeted and warm Misunderstanding commenced
TO the music Of Hail to the Chief" performed by Wal
ace's band; An impromptu meeting was heId on the
Ia.l biph ax-Sp "A
babe the Commissioner temporary navel h anu
Isd m 92s rIyg Eye er kind wishes and express
Ing his deep emotion at the preerment they eXhlpitel
AT O'Clock the France steamer alOngSe, anu WI
embarked on the France AMID Waving Of m a6e
nr ana and g visit be chief places Of interest in
ireland, Scotland, and England.
BROOKLYN.-Police arrests last week, 439.
The contract for supplying the Court House
with 100 tuns Of coal wason saturday awarded al - %
per tun.
On Sunday morning fire caused 5000 damage
to the stable of Michael Dull corner OF Eighteenhst
and Fifth-aye.
The Police Property Clerk has restored to
TO the amount OF s1s 1851 %.
A detail of police were on duty at Fort
Hamilton Yesterday TO suppress and prevent bapaylng
by Vnutls from the city, whose conduct had been com
planned OF by the citizens.
William and Charles T. Hatch, arrested for
them named John Cassidy, were saturday held to
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
On the evening of the 18th ult. Michael and
Catherine Hayes, No. IS Buter-st, during a drunken
spree assaulted and stabbed Richard DALEY in the neck
os before reported. Both committed to await the
action of the Grand Jury on Saturday
The body of an unknown man was found IN
+he river nj The OF BTidgest. saturday There
was large cash the left and one ear was cut on
The body was clothed in black pantaloons and vest,
wooden shirt and jacket and high shoes 1t was removed
~ the MOrgue.
WLLLAMSBRlDGE. n Y.-On Sunday, week
n Ind
suicide hanging according report An nvesaton ms beea
ordered by Attorney ascertain possible Nhe'her sue
committed suicide numbered