New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
THE CITY.

TIE CITY.
Stems are to be taken by responsible persons
IN omen communication by American line OF steamers
and other islands in the PACING
The Consul General of the United States at
Florence Italy, has been appointed by the SeGeny VI
position 10 be held at Naples from September " Deoe
Der OF this year
The steamer Bristol leaves at an early hour
this morning for engineers trial trip down the pay
The Bristol and consort have been redecorated amt
rehtted and viii be put on the Fall River route ABOUT
the middle OF April.
DEPUTY Coroners Wooster Beach and Joseph
Cushman have made post.morem examination OF the
calamity and found that the skulls OF an
the victims were fractured DeatE III lhe olhioh "a 'n'
doctors, must have been instantaneous
Saunders d. Bruce and Hamilton Busby OF
The Turf Field aud Farm were arraigned in the court Oh
ferred by George Wilkes Of wakes Spirit, and pleaded
not guilty No specified day was appointed for the trla
Miss Hattie Moore, the young married
init suicide Friday last, after returning from tue
Grand Duchess ball in house N Is re ,6at
she IS of danger and Will be able to be removed III
short time.
The two-story frame building in the rear of
No 100 Duanest damaged by fire To the amount OF
about $500 last evening William Rogers cooper, oceu
pied the first hoor and David Shields, carpenter the
upper The place on fire not long ago TINS was the
first alarm by the new code Of fire signals and everything
worked wen.
At the Tombs Police Court, before Justice
Bowling, was brought Michael myers, bookkeeper,
charged with having at various times appropriately sg
sonthst Myers is also accused Of having appropriated
other sums amounting III the aggregate W o'er siVVo'
He was committed.
Francis Diegan, one of the men arrested by
Detectives King and Lyon OF the Tenth Preclnct, last
saturday night identified last evening as the perpe
OF the extensive diamond robbery at Frankedts
ewelry store the corner Of Foureenths and Broad
way, about year and half ago. The matter VIII come
before Justice Scott this morning.
A lecture was delivered last night by Miss
Anna Watson the NJ. T.. Bethel in Sulivanst SUD
ject, Are We Untedi" Miss Watson is young woman
Of color and pleasing in appearance She is only IS years
OF age and this her fourth appearance the plat
form lecturer Previous TO the lecture the Rev n
H. Turpn offered prayer and at the close he expressed
his satisfaction with the efforts Of the speaker ana the
audience separated.
Coroner Rollins was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest the bodies OF Bridget Phyhe age 80
and Cat9arne brennan age 3d. 5a west Trbteenh
died from ntemperance and want. Also, at NO. l,5J6
Third ave, over the body Of Edwin BertTam Matt age
90 who died from injuries received on sunday last ny
being thrown from his milk wagon, IN Broomest.
The New-York Society for the Advancement
OF Science and Art has chosen the Rev. s. Prime, d. d.
President; George Opdyke, the Rev. Nathan Brown H.
H. Williams. and VIM. T. Dodge, r Nlce,Presldents; o.
Cotton General secretary p r. iii bomese corFe
spending Secretary; John Coivili Treasurer ae1. -
Graham, Charles j. Eames, Jer. LOder, and DR.. W. H.
Sterling trustees
The Rev. Michael Muller of the Redemption.
lists delivered lecture last evening in the large hall OF
Cooper Institute before very small audience, for the
purpose Of contributing toward the building Of mis-
sonary chapel in the Far West which IL being under
taken by the Redemptonists Of ST. Louis. The Rev.
Father chose his subject spirituas and his lee
tbe Roman catholic church upon that subject and
the remarkable experiences OF Nch0la AuDeay
the young French IN the year 1850 The speaker
described in detail how she was tornented by devils
church.
A large meeting of ladies was held yestcr
day at the new Founding Hospital No. 4 East Twelfth
sin
been taken charge Of In March alone IL litte ones
were left OH Saturday last About onethrd Of the in
fants die from natural feebleness. ON Tuesday 1.-THE
visiting day) large numbers admitted to the nursery
who sean the baby countenances with warm interest
the meeting yesterday movements were made to IN
crease the resources of the institution so as to provide
for the unexpected crowd Of inmates Arrangements
gifts OF clothing, bedcoyering, etc.
The Fourth Annual Commencement of the
New York Evening High School took place last evening
stelnway Hall. The audience filled every seat. and
opened with overture by Auber performed by
excellent band, which, during the entire evening dis
coursed at intervals chcfdGuyres of the best masters
The Rev H. D. Northrup delivered the opening prayer.
after which several oatons and determinations gave proof
that the efforts OF the teachers had not been van and
that the pupils had proted OF the opportunities TO
enrich their minds. The Rev H. W, Bellows d. d., then
distributed some AZ diplomas to pupils and also several
medals each accompanied by some hattering remarks
school addressed the students. urging them continue
u avail themselves OF every and all means Of obtaining
learning as the only earth The meet
ing was closed by yacdlctory address by James
| Dunno, A. b.
At the meeting of the Quarantine Commits
was read giving details Of the damages done to the quar-
antine buildings by the late storm Part OF the ounda
and the oop Four Brothers was carried ashore in the
Great Kills without apparent damage The boathouse
Extensive repairs shown to be necessary the
steamer A. Fletcher and hospital ship illinois, and the
matter referred to Dr. Bell; t,Sl6 y voted to
pay the of the employees for the month Of March
and NJ EvertsIwasiapponted Assistant Engineer OF
cd nj fba
Quarantine buildings should be insured, as it could be
SUdng should burn While the Legislature WAS not S
session. there would be money to rebuild with. The
insurance question was referred to the President with
The March term Of the Court of General
Sessions closed yesterday by Judge Bedford. and
term was commenced Eight cases which came up for
trial during yesterday sessions dismissed for
OF the innocence OF others Richard Gregg OF Pough
keepse. charged with obtaining goods by false pre-
in the country and had obtained credit large extent
from different merchants In this city. lie failed pay
brought against him, which elected the act that he
had no property. ExJudge stewart counsel for
the defense urged an acqutal the ground that
dictnent on the same charge pending in
Dutchess County and that the Grand Jury Of New York
County had no jurisdiction In the matter. Mr. Fellows
argued that inasmuch the goods had been obtained
this county the Grand Jury Of Duchess County had
jurisdiction In the The Court decided the
case go over to next term and on motion OF Mr. Stewart
who pledged himself 70 produce the prisoner at any
-. ON the nth of November last Charles stude, Ger.
man, who kept bird store at No l35 First ave. fired
pistol AZ John Cochran, and the bullet entering his left
arm disabled IT, Studc WAS aragned the charge OF
"feonions assault and battery, with intent TO kill" II
appeared In evidence that on the Path OF November John
cochran bought canary birds at STUDIES store that
he back next day. and wished the birds for
Others that the prisoner and found aferwad
that the birds were sick that on Cochrans coming
the next day with birds prisoner refused trade
mat ON the morning OF the 2h Cochran and his brother
iniaw once more came TO the store and assaulted tie
prisoner, beating him In the face, aud severely BRUSH
nun that stude then took pistol and fired. Judge Cu-
VS. lot me defense argued that the
PIE sell defense. and that nasmuch Stude was a ID n
some 90 years VI while the assaiiants younr
tue former had Right 10 the The Jury "A,