The New York herald., 1870-01-31

- M'..'... " ~ sP M...... 90 q
n1..:..... 80. s s = lssF. n. n" 4 4 8 S
Aysrsse temperature for corresponding date
average tor week last wear
Average for week this year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 child, Barnett Lattheimer, OF s41 West Thirty.
eighth street, yesterday broke thigh BY falling on
Aidewalk, and was Gent to Bellevue Hospital
Al ten O'Clock last nignt an altercat,on occurred
n front Of No Pearl street, between Edward Gan-
Dey and Bryan Conners, during which Carney was
staDbed In dangerous manner in the iace WITH a
knife In the hands or C0nners who made hs escape.
John Farrisy aged eighty years, laborer OF No. rs
Henry street. was last night drowned at pier 80 East
river The body was recovered ana lodged In the
. coroner.
August Frohue, Of 200 Dclancey street. yesterday
attempted to terminate life by cutting his throat
with razor, at the above number. His w0nnd
winch II fiightfui one, was dressed by Police sur
RoOns Blume and james, and Ii WIN not likely prove
istal
Judge Anthony Hartman, OF the Fourth District
Court, was made the recipient Of handsome watch
and chain on Saturday evening last. The presenta-
sb0n took place at Irving Hail, and was made the
occasion OF friendly speeches and congratulations
among many OF Mr.. Hartmans friends.
A serious and singular accident befeil Cornelius
Donnolly, Of NO. 2l4 East Twenry-seyenth street,
yesterday. While playing With vicious dog the
animal turned upou him and bit him through the
pose, innicting painful wound. he was sent TO
Bellevue hospital and the aog was Killed.
The "Mainzer Carneval vereinn had another
session last evening at Geib's Walhala In Orchard
street. President Sauer, Secretary Higer and other
gentlemen were humorous and sarcastic In their re-
ctatons. Songs music aud dramatlc representations
were tue order Of the dag, and on the whole, the
sveuing passed on most pleasantly.
Yesterday morning two burglars forced an en-
trance into the cellar Of the fur store OF Gustave
Einkc, No. ss4 Broadway, by wrenchiny the iron
lpude MT. Kinkel and his clerk were awakened, and
tring several shOts at them compelled tnen. 70 beat
retreat before they succeeded In securing any
booty.
BY police telegraph Information was yesterday re-
ceived 1t rhe Coroners' once that Lizzie Casey had
dlsd suddenly at No. 523 West Twenty-sixth street.
The cause OF death or other particulars CONCERNING
70 send down, required by the rules and regula-
tons OF the department. An inquest win be held
over the remains Of deceased by Coroner Flynn.
The Hlldlse Bund had wel attended meeting yes.
serday afternoon 1t No. 81 Stanton street, Mr.
Beiina In the chair II was ascertaned from reports
Of committees that the society has now over 1900
members M anan, m New York. Connecticut, New Jersey
branch societies already in existence with enough
0d iands 70 sn,s answer M any Just demand As tais
aiding ts members In need, the exhipit given
yesterday at the meeting OF It's nnancea WAS quite
satisfactory TO all the members.
The panel thieves, driven out Of the Eighth and
Fifteenth wards. have located In the Fourteenth
ward IN Crosby street. the north aide OF East Hous-
ton and the south side OF BleecEer streets. Last
SSns ~ ney were very active ID soliciting
house on the south side Of Beecker. between Crosby
and Mulberry streets, were laying" for victims at
ehe corner of Bleecker and Broadway. Another
gang were corner VI Houston and Broadway. Can.
not the police clear them away Or The captains OF
must know Of tneir existence
The report Of the PARK Meteorological Department
for the week ending January 90 1870 shows the fol-
lowing atmospheric conditions during that pcrlod-
Barometcr-Mean, 29.o76 inches; maximum At 9 A.
M. Jan. 2s, 80. .Zas inches; minimum at r. NJ Jan.
70 2e:432 inehcs range, .ss6 inch. Thermome
Rry %, s. degrees; minimum at A. NJ. January 2s,
Bl.7 degrees; range 26.3 degrees. On the 23d rain
fell from $40 r. NJ TO Il p NJ. to the depth OF .Oa
Inch; the 24tn rain fell from Oh. A. NJ. to lI5
4. N. to The depth OF .02 inch; the 2lh rain fell
from SAG T. NJ 70 y + NJ ~ TO the depth o. :os men
70 the depth Of s3 inch; the 29th Iain fell 10 the
depth OF ss inch making the total amount OF water
~ the wind during the week was ,448 miles.
Gustav Gunner. German matchmaker, twenty
two years Of age residing in Cranberry street. Brook
Ign, arraigned before Justice Snandley at Jeer-
son Market yesterday morning by detectives McCon.
nell and Mnrphy OF the Twentieth precinct charged
with stealing silver and Six gold watches from
hrs employer &C different times during the past
four months, the aggregate value OF which
Blunt h Co., No. l7U Water street. charged
that during the months Of September October aud
November, while in their employ, he stole Iour gold
watches from them, valued at $3.50, and pawned them
the tickets being found in his possession when ar
avenue, also charges that while In nla employ, dur
ing the months OF November December and January
be stole two gold and one silver watch from him val
ned At $2l6, the pawn uckets OF which were also
found In his possession lie admitted the charges
snd was committed Tor examination.
For most Of the time during the last two years
Charles Mucka, Austrian forty years OF age, has
been employed In The wool milling establishment OF
Max EisDer, No. IS Jacob street. Latteriy however
Mucka wns addicted TO habits OF tntcm perance ana
consequently was nreguiarlY at his business. On
saturday Muckla, much under The influence OF
liquor, passed in and ont Of his employers place,
but dld no work. He returned at five O'Clock r. NJ.
and sat down on the stairs. Shortly afterwards
Joseph Urban, at work IN the place, uncovered vat
i've feet deep and containing water to the depth OF
later Muckla was found drowned In the vat Ii Is
supposed fnat In staggering about the premises
ne fell Into the water face d0wnwards and being
unable to give an alarm was drowned. The remains
Coroner Schirmer, conveyed to the late residence
Cf deceased sos Sixth street. where an inquest Will
be he'd to-day. Deceased has left . widow and kay.
AyN chdren.