The New York herald., 1870-04-12

Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. 4S/s
General Sharpe the new United States Marshal,
has announced his determination of not making
any changes or appointments in his office during
the present week.
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market yesterday COM
mltted George Underwood and John Cogan, IN de.
faul: OF 81, 500 bail each 10 IA charge of beat
ing Joseph Coean. OF the House OF Detention. on The
ncad and D0dy wltn q cinb, ON sunday afternoon
severely lnJurlng him.
great deal OF annoyance and damage is caused
daily in this city IN consequence or the habit OF
boys carrying about with them and using bean and
pea shooters, TO the great deIrnent OF sundry WIN
dOws and the danger OF pedestrians eyes. Can the
police look out for themf
The Sunday rioters who are charged with attack
ing officers of the Twentieth and Twenty.nnth pre-
cincts, the facts OF which have already appeared In
the HERALD, were yesterday morning arralgned
before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, and cOm-
mited III default or $500 bail each Tor Jner future
good behavior.
The body found IN the dock foot OF Warren street,
NOrthr lver few days ago. under suspicious clrcum-
stances, having fracture OF the skull some cuts
the head, &c has been Identified as that OF Daniel
Grew, youth nineteen years Of age, and born IN
Ireland. lie had been missing for eight or nine
weeks, and when last seen was intoxicated.
A singular accident OF a fatal character occur
red yesterday at the corner OF Greenwich and
Canal streets. 1t appears that John Moran, youth
OF fifteen years of age, while riding on the top OF
dummy engine No S OF the Hudson River Railroad,
was knocked Off by his head cOmlrg in contact with
the elevated ralIroad ana almost instantly killed.
BY special order from the Department OF the In
terror, Pension once at Washington, dated March g.
the Board OF Examining Surgeons for the Pension
Bureau. IN the city of New York Is reduced to five
members nameiy:-Dr M. X. Hogan, DR.. James
O'Meagher, DIR. Passmore Treadwen The Board
VIII meet on wednesday, the 2sth ast, and on We'd
Desday in every week in future, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
for the examination OF pensioners.
Browne & Spa ulding have in their possession an
interesting relic OF the Revolution. 1t is magnn-
cent gold snuff pox presented by Louis XVI OF
France TO Colonel John Laurens, special envoy 10
the Court OF Versailles from the Continental Con-
gress. On the cover is beautiful medallion of the
royal donor set in brilliants. Over one hundred
diamonds are used IN the setting. it was a high
mark of 1avor from The dnce, regime OF France to
the representative OF an in FAINT republic.
Michael Touhey, while intoxicated III the liquor
saloon corner OF Bank and Washington streets, yes
terday afternoon, stabbed William Averill, OF IL
Bank street, in the left cheek with pocket knife
inf letting a severe wound lie was arrested by an
officer OF the Ninth precinct, and subsequently,
ralgned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market,
when complaint OF feonious assault was preferred
against hin, to which he pleaded guilty, ana was
committed IN default OF $l.50J bail 10 answer at the
General Sessions.
Yesterday morning, while car No. 6I OF the Belt
Railroad was on Its up town trip loaded with pas
sengers, The horses took fright at the corner or
Twenty-eght street and Tenth avenue Al the dummy
engine or a down town freight train OF the Hudson
River Railroad The horses dashed madly across
the track OF the Hudson River Railroad, dragging
the car and passengers with them. There was Il
panic amongst the passengers Tor moment, the
next moment crash, as The engine came III collision
with and wrecked the street Car. The passengers
miracu!ously escaped injury
The annual meeting OF the veterans OF the Seventh
regiment National Guard, was held last evening at
Delm0nicO's, colonel Marshal Lefrerts presiding.
The attendance was quite large, and many promi.
nent Officers were present. committee was ap-
pointed TO carry out the necessary arrangements
for their usual summer excursion, and the following
officers elected to fill vacancies In the Board Of Man
agement:-MaJor Emmons Clark; Chaplain, Rev. 8.
ID. Dennison; Paymaster, Henry II. Holly; Commits
sary, Gilbert l.. Arrowsmith; Captains, LOUIS B.
RAIDER, James NJ Wilson, James Beecker, Thomas
NJ. Adrlance; Lieutenants, James Price, George
Moore smith, David L. Baker, Louis Fitzgerald
inspectors OF Election for 1871, william A. Spelght
Charles H. Covell, J. &. Rushton. After pleasant
talk and an Indulgence IN collation. provided Tor
the occasion the meeting adjourned.