New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE CITY.


will be preached in the Church Of st. Albans vesper
| service will also be sung.
The new carriage districts established by Col
we're nSinated i'm THE TnIBuSE few days ago. pub
lished for the government and guidance OF cartmen
On Sunday night. burglars broke into the
and stole from the altar three silver crucxes four
| branch candlostlcks, and two other candlesticks.
VIM. Lawler of South Eighth-st., Jersey City.
| No as Tenth-ave crushed between the wall and
the boiler, and died in a short time.
The regular weekly temperance meeting at at
evening will be addressed by the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith OF
| Brooklyn
| The Police Commissioners yesterday trans
ferred the following sergeans George f. Pearce from
the Fortyfrst to the Forty-second Precinct Richard
| Heaey Fourteenth to the Forty-hrst
| Officer Doyle of the Harbor Police yesterday
found in the warehouse of Peter L. Thorne, at No 50
Waters quantity OF iron valued at t225 belonging to
| from Pier No IA East River several days ago
| A mass temperance meeting, under the au-
spices Of the National Temperance Society Viii be held
IN the Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr. hcEroyS cor
OF Foureenthst and seyenthaVe, on Monday even
ing. Addresses wll be made by Horace Greeley, the
Rev. Dr. John Hail. the Rev. Dr. RldgWay, ana Others
| The Ocean mail difficulty has been settled.
The Lloyd Bremen steamship Company have acceded to
the proposal Of Postmaster General Cresswe Atpesent
months agreement is understood to exist between the
| parties.
Capt Allaire yesterday arrested James Fenton,
for having IL is alleged brutay beaten and Kicked Ills
WIFE, in their apartment In the tenement NO "a Madison
st. las her death Deceased was IN delicate health
and assaulted by her husband on Saturday Coroner
| Flynn will hold an inquest
Coroner Flynn yesterday commenced an in
vesgation in the case OF George RelnDerge Wh9 was
killed on Monday by the falling OF elevator at Nos u
and 80 Annst.. The same coroner Will today hod an
Inquest at the Office in the city Hall over the
body Of CorneiulHorrgan who died in Bellevue Hos
being run over uptown by Third-ave railroad car.
| -. s,,.la. tal a.r
yesterday the Court of Special Sessions and disposed
Of than ordinary because of the persons who
appeared as witness ana e cnps ySre Down
ling was the witness and Counsellor Howe pleaded the
cause of the defendant. Mary was sentenced TO six
| months in the penitenuary
| The new Police Court for the Ninth District,
Harlem, will not probably be opened unt he ISL OF F9n
ruay This delay is caused because there Is not bud
lug IN the district suited for tho purpose Wy that tme
however, suitable apartments T be htted up 10. Doth
Poce-COurt and Civil Court Until such time as the new
CourtHonse is fitted up, prisoners Will be taken To the
| YOrkyllle Polce-Court
| The assertion in Yesterdays Sun that the
appointed to Investigate the gold ring conspiracy is
in in this city and has summoned large number
OF important witnesses entirely untrue lnasmuch as
the committee not in session, has summoned no wit
nesses and VIII summon none until after Congress reas
| bembee
| The XVth Assembly District German Re
publican Association last night elected their officers for
the ensuing year President Theodor KlIian lst Vice
Kuge; Recording Secretary, VIM. H. Stner; Correspond
ing Secretary John echthaler Delegates to the German
Republican Central Committee, Leopold We'll, Edward
ueders Arnold Tanner Peter Budeubaeh, and GastaYns
| Levy.
| The annual election yesterday for n Board of
Directors OF tho Great Western Railway Company resulted
IN the choice Of the following named gentlemen; Rush G
| Hawkins. Thomas W. Kennard Wentworth Huyshe, D. T.
Paunes W. f. Rogers, Lawrence Johnston, ID. j. Day. W.
W. Mcfarland Charles Day Joseph Lerocq1e William
IL Taylor, Samuel l.. VI. Barlow and John Gardner, OF
NewNork; David Jones, Ravenna; Iatow Jackson
Philadelphia william Lee Randolph Jacob Grail Ash
land Jacob Ribler. Gallon j. w. Tyler Cleveland
George II. Babcock, Buffalo; James McHenry. London
4 solemn mass of requiem was celebrated IN
St stephens Catholic Church yesterday on tne occasion
Cummings, the former pastor OF the church Inc kev.
DR.. McGlynn, the pastor OF St. stephens church. was
the celebrant the Rev, Father Griffin, Deacon the Rev
DR. McSweeney. sub.deacon; the Rev John logan; MAS
Master Of Ceremonies. Among the clergyinen present
were the Rev. Fathers Kiieen Of Newark, McEyoy OF
Morristown. " j. and McDowal OF st Mchaels Church
| in Chis city. Mr. Barney Williams and wife were also
present The music was or superior older' anu was
sung by Nine. Lussan Nine. Anschutz, SgHOr Colett,
and others under the direction OF Prof Morgan the or
| ganist OF the Church.
| The Dublin Young Mems Association is as
It's name implies. society OF young men, natives of the
city Of Dublin associated together t9r purposes of s0eiS
of Information for citizens OF Dublin who may desire To
obtain Information reference 10 their friends in tins
city or vicinity book kept at the rooms of tho Asso
caOn in which entered the names ana addresses or
al persons arriving from Dublin, OF whom the Society
are aware The Association has ts headquarters at No
81 StantOnst whore IL holds regular meetings every
Tlesday evening Last evening the first annual election
for permanent officers OF the Association was held at the
above place. ana the folowiug-named gentlemen were
| r. j. keenan,; Vce-President, Mr.. John McDonnough;
Financial Secretary Mr. John J. Rossiter; Recording
| som sergeantat-Arms, Mr. James Acorn.
| The Boulevard Club an association of the
more prominent citizens resident at Boomlngdae and
pghborhoOd celebrated its first anniversary last night
by supper at the clublo0ns on the Boulevard at one
| hundrclandtenthst The rooms were tastefuly
adorned with the and sripos and flags OF foreign
nations with boquets and baskets OF the choicest howerS
and with the seasonabe eyergreens worked into the
uDes H. -
the Of the Club and Of fayorite member. Each
member permitted TO invite one friend to the feast
no more and each member ayaed himself Of this priv,
Iege. At the company assembled and at "a marched
| into the bauquethall, member and friend armln-arm
II was aHuU6nced that chaplain was present 10 say
grace the President then said as was SAID before on
memorable OCCASION the Lord be thanked" The wines
and yiauds were then attended to- appetite increased
apparently by the flow OF melody that issued from an
orchestra stationed IN an ante-room When the cloth
was removed sentiment and speech were IN order and
were given and responded to by the Hon NJ T. Brennan
Police Commissioner; Capt. William l.. Wiley, supervisor
Blakely, Alderman d. Is. Jackson, MI James L. King,
Mr Eugene j. McEnrde, and Others the officers OF the
Association, who also participated IN the song ana se
ment and speech, are; Harrison H. ferguson PRESIDENT
John j. Maoney Secretary H. W. 0stenao Treasurer, t
| and John W. Garsde Wisknssy. The pleasures OF The
night continued unit! late hour. and all retired
satisfied with the Of the first Anniversary meeting
| OF tho Boulevard Club.
| BROOKLYN.-At the Plymouth Organ Con-
cert. saturday next John George and Henry Carter
| All cathedral organists from Canada VIII perform.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted Edward
der In tho degree The trial set down for Tuesday
next when additional panel OF $50 jurors Will Dc SUM
| mOned.
Al an early hour yesterday morning the resi-
denee Of Mr. Milton Holiness baker, No. a Grand-st,
| was visited by burglars who effected an entrance
through a rear window and picking the lock OF safe,
stole therefrom $500 In money.
| There were 16G deaths in Brooklyn last week,
Of which OF males aud 20 Of females Natives Of
the United States, g9 Ireland, 3d England o. Germany.
IL Scotland g. Prussia L. Cuba, !; Sweden, I; British
America, L. Norway l. unknown, l. The principal causes
Consumption 29 pneumonia 29 stllborn, le; dis
ease Of brain H. commissions, 81
George GarocheD, residing on ParttiOn-st.,
between Court and Van Bruntsts yesterday morning.