New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
THE CITY.

The Dclamatpr iron w OThS HAVE JunJ tOhl-
pleed six additional Ericsson gunearriage 10 DC Ior-
warded % Havana.
Mr.. J. w. Fabens, one of President Baez's
Commissioners, arrived yesterday in the steamship
| Tybee from san Domingo
Patrolman Sylvester Mergereau Of the Ninth
| dence, No. 522 Hudson-st.
The steamship Paraguay, which arrived yes
terday from London remains Quarantine to be fnl-
gated Her passengers were taken up TO the CITY yes'
| day.
A Fire Telegraph pole on Eleventh-aye., be-
tween One-hundred and thirty first and one hundred
and ty-second-sts, fell yesterday, while Peter H.
smith was putting up the wires, and he was seriously
| injured.
Lawrence Madigan, age 90, nearly month
ago nis pcardins house ruyren Dnyyil fgstgr
day his body found in the Harlem River ~ hlhg %
bridge. Madigan was employed IN Johnsohs iounuci1
| at Spuyten Duyyn.
A meeting will be held this evening at Ne Me-
tropoan Hail. No. 05 sixthaye., In honor 0l tne aaoP
ton OF the Fifteenth Amendment to the CONSTITUTION
Eoouent speakers will address the meeting. The newly
enfranchsed ellowcitizens will rally IN their sehg'h
Officers of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum were
elected last night as follows: President, Myer STERN
Vice president, Jesse segman; Treasurer 3 i. Meyer
Trustees, solomon LYMAN Selglnan solomon & EIaIuTl I
| Lehman John Ran, Moses GooukIhu, anu h0"A' L''0N
| good. .
AT the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling
committed David Kihner, fireman a. on tie steamer an
containing 60 pairs Of kd ppeG hS psnep %
had stolen while in transit to this city.
| II il now probable that the steamship Venc-
zuelan will repair this port The constructing engineer
Of the Company viii come from tveTP9p, & & TO
cargo, which will be forwarded to its destnation
| subject to general average.
| Jacob BOssings cabinet mandatory, on the
third and fourth floors Of No. 2l5 Fourthst, was dam
aged by fire yesterday the amount of $1,000; insured
macher as feed store He also owns the building Loss,
$500; insured for 5000 by the Niagara Company.
The contract for building the Spuyten
Duyvil and Port Morris Railroad from the Hudson River
|
Harlem Railroad at Mott Haven about oneqnarter OF
mile north Of the Harlem River has been awarded TO
Mr. Nicholas Decker who is 10 complete the Work by the
| LIST OF March, 1871.
AT the New-York Preachers Meeting, yester-
day subscription of s75 taken up for the Rev. Mr.
Alderman who is lying here sick away from his home
and under medical Treatment for disease OF the MP
meeting the next Conference year; Drs. Porter and
Andrew. Vice Presidents; and last years Secretary was
| reelected.
| The Managers of the Union Home and School
for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans i'll this city Will take
have been mad fathcress by the collision OF the British
packet Bombay with the United States steam frisate
addressed the President Mrs Charles T. DAILY No. "a
Clinonpace the VicePresdent Mrs Admiral farragut'
No l3 East Thirty Mrs. Gen Fremont larry
town. to the Secretary Mrs David Hoyt NO l29 Last
fortysiuh-st
Coroner Schirmer, yesterday, concluded the
Investigation circumstances connected with the
drowning of Capt Thomas Scott, on March 4. several
that on the day Capt Scott disappeared he in
Harlem very drunk. Dr. Cnshman, who made a post,
We're inflicted by some hard substance while in the
Ihe money Sf scott aTci aHsnS m death 10 % 49, Sas
dental drowning was given by the jury
Patrolman Brady of the Twenty seventh
afag to ms heg and for HAVING abaHdoned
her and refusing 10 contribute to her support He d-
rectcd her Procure warrant for his arrest Patrick,
the husband Who was present then ordered the Ocer
arrest his wife for dsorderly conduct in following him
attacked by Day and bis wife, receiving smart
blow in the eye from the former In return the officer
dubbed Day seytely and took him INTO custody JUS
| tice bowling yesterday committed Day
| Coroner Flynn yesterday, at Bellevue Hos
pa took the ante-morem statement OF VIM stack OF No.
| whose name is unknown. Stack said that Sunday
Westst There they drank several times Three or four
n and after loud talk stack and sheehan
whom stabbed Stack in the abdomen, causing serious
wound 1t is alleged that Sheehan knows the name of
the who stabbed Stack and as he refused to give
| any information, the Coroner has committed him.
BROOKLYN-ProspectP Park received 4S,7O7
| visits during last week; 3OJ75 on Sunday.
The total expense for building the new
| Eastern District ArmOry Is sli4,O00.
In the u. S. Commissioners Court yester-
day Joseph Laurent, charged with having in his
sion counterfeit plate for printing 25cent stamps,
| held TO bail i'll 5000.
| The Rev. Father Peter Bonner O'Daly died
at ST. Peters Hospital Sunday, from the effects of i'll
juries alleged to have been inflicted by bis niece Mary
Jail.
The Catholic Library Association elected the
following officers last evening: President, h. Rorke, SRI
cePresident, j. q. Mcclure; Recording Secretary j.
L. Fitzgerald; Corresponding Secretary, j. X. Kuhm
Treasurer ThOs. Lamb; DrectOrs-Messrs. Fullerton
Turner Kelly RUSSELL Ryan, McClafrey, Williams, and
Leayy.
John Mcnamara, supposed to be one of
gang cOunereiters who infest Brooklyn, attempted
to pass counterfeit $40 bill at the OF Thomas Fer
guson, No rs Myrtle-ave last evening, given into
Station He will be taken before Commissioner Jones
to-day.
The case of the Union Ferry Company agt
The steamship Fayorta, was referred United States
Commissioner Jones for assessment OF damages and
he has made report that the hbeants' damages exceed
those of the defendants by GO 40 and holds that the
belans entitled to receive SG2 D. The suit
OF collision between the ferrybOat Manhasset and
the Fay0rita, some five years ago.
At the annual cOnclave of Clinton Com
mandery, No IA, X. T., held at their Asylum, No. 6
Court ST. last week, the following officers elected
and installed for the ensuing year Sir Robert Black,
Commander; Sir Judson Curtis Generalissimo; Sir
Clarence F. Beechcr, Captain-5enera Sir III. W. Karn,
Prelae Sir G. +. Beatty Senior Warden; Sir Robert
Leeds, Junior Warden Sir Ed Cooper, Warder; sir ".
NJ Richardson, Sentinel,
WEST FARMS-The Rev. r. II. Gessner, Rector
the receipts Of the had been sufficient ue all ndeb
edn o he ehursh tat there were SUI sacent funds IN the treasury
be done Immediately that the sabakhoo connected with the church
noushng condition. and that hal been done
son the past than previous under his mnsao
CASTLETON, s. while number of workmen
engaged yesterday In removing the Old church the
them portion bang Which fell upon man named Ferguson
and he Was injured badly about the head and face.
IIOBOKEN.-Yesterday afternoon Constable O'Sul-
money from Justice White upon an oSe from he
& JEREMIAH MURPHY % and u c 20 .e n ."s %URsy & With 5'
1t for three weeks The residence be ae
JERSEY CTTY.-The Police Commissioners of the
Precinct Jersey city lie .srye during the war IN Is "psaseept
including the battle. Of Cedar Mountain sulphur Springs 1niet.n
First District AID Pack jordan Second District Aid Mann