The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24

Mrs. g. II. De Kroyft widow ady, wholly blind,
will lecture tomorrow evening ut stem ay Hall, ON
''Tne soul OF Eve" Mrs. DeKroyts nisoiy is anex-
ceedingy romantic one, and a,isic ifon this TACT
the lady is recommended as al Q .celent lecturer
she should have fill house.
Josh Hart the wen known acor Of the Globe
theatre, appeared ut the Jefferson MARKET Police
Court yesterday and made appca or q warrant
for the arrest OF Mcssrs whine caldwell. pro-
priet0rs oil to St1l7uD n Jc0f, II iiting them re-
sponsible Tor an alleged nbelous u ticie whlcn ap-
leared IN their paper ON SUNDAY isi. After care
lul pefusdl oil the arlcie III question Jslce euandley
granted the warrant.
AT twenty minutes past two O'Clock yesterday
morning VIM. Myers, coored, III Grand street,
amused himself by ssabblng his brother Alexander
IN the left side cheek and In MS cir arm, inlet
ing painful wounds. inc innfco youth was con-
yeyed to the rwenty-elghth pre- Inc alton house
and MS wounds dressed by pa.ioe SURGEON. The
would-De murderer after cola,' tng tho ASSAULT,
lett the house and has not yet been arrested
Mr.. De Cordova gave his well known lecture on
"Mrs. Grundy" last evening az Ca rings Hall.
Fourteenth street, near Fifth aveluc. 1t was for
some charitable purpose, bat on cunt OF the In.
clemency OF tile weather tue Ell cftainmcnt was
rather SHINY attended. This Glare, Sierdan's
play or iho "Schooi or Scandal though often re-
peated Is always good. by nuuiug fashionable
iobes up 10 ltlcue IL serves the double purpose OF
anu. ement and instruction I,nl The witty,
humorous, patnctlc, sentimental, diiacuc ana Ora
matte.
Oficer Sampson, OF the Boari OF Brokers' or.
rived III this city az late hour on saturday night
from New Orleans, having In MS custody Lewis
Van Eeen, who was arrested at the instance or
Fisk 4 Hatch and other prom nrDt wall street
bankers, tor f0rgerlcs company with
several accOmplces during the past summer,
the facts Oh which have aireay APPEARED IN tho
HERALD. The prisoner was arr .Eueu before
Justice Dowli.lg at the TonGs yesterday morning
and reminded 10 police head oagicls until this
morning, wnen he Nii again he lei una CON-
m.tted for examination. The Ouic, police head
quarters received Instructions rom soe source TO
allow no person 70 converse VITA tie prisoner.
The Central Park Meteorological Department 10.
port for the week ending January IL 1871, the fol.
lowing atmospnerlcal cond hons :-Barometer--
Mean, 30159 inches; maximum al ten a. NJ. Janua-
nv 49, 3ool0 inches; minimum ut Twelve P. NJ, Janu-
ary 81 29.42S inches; range .iSl incDeS. Thermo-
meter-Mean, 800 degrees; maxim IN at seven A,
M January 10. sos degrees; m.lliun at six A. NJ,
January L. 1875 degrees; raDGe, ,i.j deg eeS. On
JGn. rain lei rom hal past niue Z. y. TO twelve
Y. NJ to the del in of 90 mon, January l6 rain fell
from on. ON. A. NJ. To iour A. NJ depth OF 80
incn January 81 snow Tel from hali. past TWO A. NJ
to seven r. NJ. 10 the depth vi n; January a.
and ram fell from haif-past SIX T.. NJ. TO ten r,
NJ. to the depth OF IL Matchmaking tn total amounb
OF water fCr week 80 inch. The distance travelled
by the wind during the week 1871 n.les.