The New York herald., 1870-08-30


Burglars yesterday morning entered the lager
beer saloon OF Henry Hirsch. No. l23 West Houston
street, and rifled II OF twenty-five dollars worth Of
goods.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Jus
tice Dowling Henry Hagen Of 45e Pearl street, was
held bail TO answer for alleged violation Of the
Excise law.
pov named Horace Hopper, OF No. 90 Beaver
street. yesterday fell from the second story window
into tue area OF the house, and breaking an arm In
two places was sent TO Park Hospital.
Yesterday an ofrcer conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
Edward Fellows, OF Rensselaer, county. who was
rlously injured by coming In contact with the arcn
at Dudey's Grove While riding on freight car Of
the Harlem Railway Company.
Ferdinand Wirz, German, ffty-nine years OF age,
died at Bellevue Hospital on Thursday last. Deceased
was run against by q car. corner Of Nineteenth
street and Fourth avenue, and fatally injured.
Coroner Flynn was notified 10 hold an inquest on the
body.
The second annual convention OF the National
Musical Congress will be held this afternoon al
Stelnway Hail at two O'clock and VIII be continued
until the 1St of september. Eminent speakers will
address the congress The best methods or pro-
noting musical reforms
At fifteen minutes after one O'Clock yesterday
morning, in an alteration between William Acker.
man, proprietor OF an oyster saloon corner OF Car
NINE ana Blocker streets, and John NJ. Heroney. Of
4oo Greenwich street, the latter received severe
cut over the LETT eye. lie refused TO prosecute.
James +. Winters, the man who shot James
Gallagher on Sunday evening. In the liquor store
corner of Thirtylrth street and Tenth avenue, was
allowed out on 81 900 bail yesterday. by Judge Cox,
II certificate by DR.. Curtis, or Bellevue, being pro-
duced, which stated that Gallagher was out of
danger.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, william Nc
Cam, OF No. 2s2 Fourth street. South Boston, charged
Michael Murphy OF No. "a Mulberry street. with
having, In company with an unknown man, Knocked
him down III liquor saloon in Robinson street and
then robbed hun OF his watch, valued at fifteen
dohars, and twcnty dollars IN legal tender notes,
Murphy denies that he IL guilty and says he Is q
'lODgsllore workman.
About one O'Clock last evening fire occurred ON
the corner OF Frankfort and william streets, IN the
FranKlorl Hotel, which occasoned considerable
alarm 10 the many inmates or the hive, but did buE
little damage The fire caugh In the rear Of the
fourth noor ana was soon exttnguisncd.- Cnarea
Kumme owns the hous, and furniture. and s. T..
Smith IS proprietor. Smiths loss nothing; kuM-
mels $500. Insured.
On Sunday party OF young men, residents OF tins
Thirteenth ward IN this city, chartered sloop TO
go hshing, anu while in Flushing Bay one OF the
IL
AdOlph Talbot, residing at No. As Suffolk street.
plunged III To save his friend. He was unable 10
swim ana was drowned, while his more fortunate
friend was saved HIS body has not been recovered.
On Sunday night, while IN Hamilton Park with
| Miss May Canneld, OF 40 Bowling street, Michael
Johnson, OF III West Houston street., was attacked
| by three roughs, who took the woman from him.
| He gave an aiarm that brought To ms assistance
| Sergeant Whitcomb, OF the Nineteenth ward. and
citlhena bat none OF the parties nor girl could be
found. She was rescued by a citizen ana sent home
before the assistance OF the police was obtained.
Catherine Connor was yesterday afternoon ar,
raigned bcfsre Justice Coulter, at the Yorkville
Police Court charged with robbng Ann Gilman OF
No $40 Third avenue, or ninety dollars worth of
JeweTy and twenty dollar gold piece. Barbara
Gent, OF No. 10o2 Third avenue testified THAT the
prisoner changed twenty dollar gold piece with
her, which she suspected was the money stolen
from The complainant. Committed for exaniina alton.
Mr.. i. Rcmmcrtz, the well known bass baritone
or the Arion and the "Caspern the Arion's repre-
senta,ion or "Der Frelschuctzn and OF whom IL was
rumored that whilc in Europe he had been COM
against France, has safely returned CITY ia
the great OF his brother Ariouitcs The above
nor originated In The fact that he arrested in
Paris charge OF being Prussian spy but finally
let go and Ihen expelled ffOm France DANGEROUS
| enemy to the Napoeonc dynasty. 1t was feared,
PERHAPS that he had some OF the never-failing en-
chanted balls still with him, which he east last
ter at the Academy oi Music amid such tremendous
| upheaving OF ghosts, imps and spOoks ana some
body, Just now icrched considerably lower than he
was then, dreaded to be hit at Metz even from
| Paris.