The New York herald., 1871-03-28

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Mary Belmont, middle aged woman, died yester-
day in Bellevue Hospital from severe burns on her
breast, back and arms, received on the Esd ultimo
Daniel Klein, the keeper of the saloon 1Ie Cedar
street, in which soldier from Governors Island
attempted to poison and rob a comrade on Saturday
night states that the men did not get drunk OH his
premises.
An inquest was yesterday held at No. so Cherry
street, by Coroner Keenan, on the body OF Martin j.
Curley child not two years old, who was fatally
scalded by accidentally falling backwards into a
pan OF hot water, on Thursday last.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart has received telegram that the
bark Hunter, laden with PROVISIONS for the suffering
French, arrived on Sunday morning at Havre. Thi
vessel, which was sent at the expense or A. T. Stew
art Co.. the first sail and the first arrives
with help from America for France.
Some sneak thief thieves, about five O'Clock
on sunday afternoon. gained an entrance 10 the
dressmaking establishment OF Madame Cantrell, on
the second moor OF the premises No. 222 Sixth ave-
nue., wnle she was temporarily absent, and carried
on about 81 500 worth Of silks and satin belonging
to her customers. No arrests nave been made.
Coroner Young held an inquest at the Morgue yes
terday on the body Of Patrick QUINN Irish laborer
40 years OF age, late OF o23 West Twenty-seventh
evening, while intoxicated, he fell AT the corner OF
Seventh avenue and Twenty y-elghtn street. and
striking his head heavily on the pavement, irac.
tured his skull.
Al hai.past nve O'Clock yesterday morning, rs
officer Bohan OF the Twenty second precinct, was
pa:roling his post, he discovered the dead body Of
James Dunn, thirty three years OF age and born in
Ireland, lying at the bottom Of a Night OF steps OF
Gle area in front OF premises 81 seventh avenue.
With the necessary assistance the remains OF de-
ceased were conveyed TO his late residence l4l West
toxicated accidentally fell down the stairs aud was
killed. Coroner keenan, VIII hold an inquest on the
body to-day.
Oflcer Henderson, OF the Fifteenth precinct, at an
early hour yesterday morning. arrested Walter
Mofiatt and James Woodruff at the corner OF Broad.
way and Astor place, and, upon searching them IN
the station nouse found number OF burglarlous
implements concealed about their persons. While
they were arragned before Justice Cox at Jefferson
Market journalist connected with a morning
paper recognized them as the same party who had
while riding in broadway car, about mouth ago.
They We're held for examination.
The Central Park Meteorological Department,
reports for the week ending March 25, 1871, the fol-
owing atmospherIcal conditions:-Barometer-
Mean, 29.899 mcnes: maximum at 8 A. nj. Marcn
20, 0.2S6 inches: minimum ut +. Nj. March 81
29.522 inches; range, .104 inch Thermometer
Mean, All degrees maximum at z. NJ. March
10, 65 degrees; MINIMUM NJ J.. NJ. March "a
33.2 degrees: range AIS degrees. on March 20 rain
fell from si5 +. NJ. to i2 +. NJ, 10 the depth OF .3t
inch, and on March Il rain tell from Oh 0m to
1880 P. NJ, TO the depth OF l.D7 inch; making the
total amount OF water for ween 33 inches. The dis
fance travelled by the wind during the week was
l,725 miles.