New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13

Alfred Warner of Newburgh yesterday morn
ing fell down the stairs leading to the basement of No.
22l West-st, and died In short time from the injuries.
A Temperance Reetlng, under the auspices
OF the Sons Of Temperance, held last evening In the
large hall Of the Cooper Institute The usual temperance
address was delivered by 6. W. +. stephen Merritt,
and Vim. r. Osmun converted rumseler' detailed his
conversion To Christianity. The exercises closed by
address from Geo. Hall
VIM. NJ. Halves, a resident of Elgin, ILL.,, now
stopping AT Frenchs Hotel last evening called Police
Headq quarters, and informed Superintendent JOurdan
thief. while his to this city I'm slcepng-car of
the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, a
package containing ten $1,000 Fvetweny T. 5. Bonds of
the issue Of 1855.
In several Catholic Churches, yesterday it
was announced that the corner stone of St Jeromes
Church, North NewlOrk, Will he laid Sunday next at
$3.50 D. Boats will leave Pecksp and East Eleventh.
ST. every hour for the grounds and the steam will
run from Fourthave and TwentysiXth-st. every hour
for Harlem Bridge. The Rev John Hughes, formerly Of
ST. Peters and the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton in this city is the pastor of IT. Jeromes Church
A meeting was held yesterday afternoon. at
Demit Hail. organize irish Land association for pro-
curing land aud furnishing emigrants the means OF
made by Henry Beeney and Dillon OBrien of Min
nesOta The Rev. Father oBerne read address which
Is 20 he prepared for distribution and dissemination In all
the principal cities Of the Union. Dissatisfaction was
expressed with Congress for granting lands TO railroads
The funeral of William Gage, one of the
from the residence Of Mr. Conkln In Fh-st yesterday
Mr. Gage had been resident Of this city for over so
years, and had occupied many prominent political Offices
The funeral was rather private, being attended only by
some friends and delegation from the Tammany sO-
ciety The services held at the house and the re-
mains taken 10 the Marble Cemetery in SecOndst.
The remains of the lac Gen. Seebach of
Coy. HOfInans staff will he borne from his late resi-
dence Of Eighty fOurthst. and Frstave, at Q
III. to-day The body is 10 he escorted 10 the City Hall
10y the battery under command of Capt Karl Klein and
will lie in state in the GOeemOr's Room until 2 u. m
Company + Of the Fifth Regiment undcT Capt Brewer
will act a. guard OF honor At the funeral escort con
ssting OF the Second Brigade, Gen Burger and the Fifth
Regiment Col Bendx, viii assemble Ina the City Hall
Park % accompany the body 10 Greenwood
Spotted Tail and his companions came TO
the city Saturday and were at the Aston House
terday they drove up Broadway aud Fifthaye To Cen
trail Park The Indians greatly interested In the
Lake and It's surroundings. The PagOda with its many
figures OF crimson and gold, seemed 10 have a peculiar
attraction for the braves. After visiting all the various
points OF interest in the Park, the cOachmen were
ordered to drive 10 High Bridge. On retiring To the
hotel the Indians expressed themselves pleased with
what they had They retired 10 rest all early
hour last evening