New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20
vpw vopx nAuy TRIBUNK TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1863
CITY ITEMS.


CITY ITEMS.
DYsrcn,r,os oF THE DEAD.-Underneath the old
soivsnsree Methodist EplseoPsl Church, between AS
and soivan streets. far down below tue oies''ooi " ~
basement AZ, vaults filled with the dead OF the ps'' s7'
ton piled one upon another to the depth OF Twelve OF '
feet Iii. estimated that there are "l'h'n 'he ~
fa, ,bo,,aad collins cemprsng all the buIia' from 'u'
hb d oonsragstion A. well their friends. between tns
- Ie7, r1 1910 when internents were discontinued ioi
want Of room. $1,000, .,.ra,.
few years ago the former woI'hiper' S"' ,n,
If the .d,6ce removed, having buit themselves. nov
NJ u,orsbip further up town, called the "
=, ~ go =, IN. marble Church In Fourth street"
Subsequently the old church "a' e''eu y ,h
.loroI M,thoGiss who recently proposed 70 p"'N''o
ovidip, the Trustees would remove the remA'nA OIL
/. IA in,.ned in the vaults Under these chcuin"a"co'
a. s.e. of the Marble Church determined 10 fe"oV' 'n'
~ en- the sullvsn.street Church and deposit them Ia the
Nuyork Bay Cemetery, at Bergen Point Inc 'ae WIN
oIoed congregation effected on the 18th mouth
IN. purchsser were DESTROYS Of taking immediate pos
on the Trustees the Marble Church applied to CITY In
spector Delean FOX permission to remove the bodies Among
those who Joined in this application number OF our
oido. aud mos. respected citizens and M Deeyan having
good reason for that the removal would be conduct
ed ia the most careful and that the sis OF the De
ceased would be- duly notified o. the dsneTnent granted
permit at the time giving the Trustees special in'ne
ton. as 10 the manner IN which the work should pc perform
3D. cautonng Them do 1t 10 such manner that nothing NE
delicate should occur.
permit for the removal OF the remain, was granted ~
City Inspector Deevan. with the equirenie that " shoia
be performed in proper aud ro'rectfal manner
Nobins more wa. heard Of the matter until last Saturday
when complaint entered the oice OF M Delevan IA
which Il was Represented that the remains were being mu
lated in the most shocking manner
Yesrd.v afternoon Mr. Delevsn investigated the matter
thoroughly calling before him several witnesses
Mess Lake aud Gedney OF the Board Of trustees WIN
Mr. Lovelsnd the President defended the trustees against
any intentional neglect outrage OF the remhns lheY u'o
given due publicity through the papers Aes
mons Va. offered that the gates kept locked Inspector
psleyan after hearing father evidence said tina, Ia view Of
the complaint and testimony offered ne had decided 10 seoa
suitable pecto the city expense to sec tha' INC
was forth deceuy conducted ard that the removal q
the remains which discontinued on SATURDAY oy nv
order woud be resumed this morning under the direction Of
Inspector Trayi.. appears that the trustees haa
some German abose aud that the latter had thus
tbused their confidence.
The trustee. ..t.aed with Mr. Dsevsn, decision in the
matter, then Left the Office.
prr1's HEAD. Monday, Jan. l9.-rhe drover5
are oy AGAIN. more jelly than they wore In the ign
week for cattle higher this week taah ai nSn''
f1rt last Nearly Uui4VNA' Va
,od to-day at 8diOo. 2 10 net, and greater portion ."
,o 40 m than in any market since last January nowith
,dps the ou,i,y is not good IS t't wees
ard really ffscss cattle are quite scarce ana 20 A -.
very lowest grades lac s.Sn 70 IN. large purchs,e. Of
the Government sson.s for they arc boyns veg s ois
week AZ ,ns 5 sssa %pon The ars.t but during the
forenoon several lots arrived sud closer ooun' na Wv
yold hsTs bsen more excited than they were and That
wa, needless they not only paid high price. Per ~
believe half hundred more than setaai "sIt In.
some Of the drovers not Jolly becauie WEI WEI
bsy realized tho fact their stock was Gu tbs
rsr when Il should have been In market Ihty
Tor al, .ts IN tho afternoon aud there ,oms hope
Of another train Hudson River Road from Albany shd
s.,s been n these enorcsmont. had been hourly
pssss some a 1si. sso for ,b.f. have sod
to-day 68 thai sold then TO feed az e's. Az
%",tsbe and buyer. sellers appear confident tho. !, {.
not temporary one and are shaping oahps" 70 'ul' INC
There also an advance upon sheep which are selling At
5a7ic a. 10 live weight. Swine also. not being er"pey
abundant aud tho change IN the weather very favorable se
the effect oft Full particulars IN the iesasi Ao 'P0
). tomorrow
THE GERMAN SOCIETY OF NEwYoRK.-tron
tn. .nnu. report German Society Of Es"f0s 3"-'
published that during the pas, year there arrived 10
this city enrssts In e vessels being diminu'
ton Of e2 comparison with the arrivals the
The state ofheh Of the .ms,ns during the has been
ope sst.etoy except those board vessels
which brought large number, Of Mormon pssssugeri whose
morals and health equally bad MI Theodore hose "a
late PresSent Vim Jen shsn. having resigned in API Mr.
e. Van der Hyde elected In his place ,..,
Tho r.oep, OF the so.ioy during year including tho
balance 7O7 IS from last yea, amount 70 !s.s -
while te expenses including SStS 50 igr ,es S2H,is'
amounted 70 g9 49, The Society 'ided doHns the year
2ll9 poor families wi s3OJ g. Tie Thyhcan who gi'
a,,oay attend the DisPeuafy isaued goo Al
cost Of @5s9 ~. At tho D,penssiy No. Is! Canal street
TIs boosp Of gers for inland travel IN The United
States though abandoned by the pIinePs railroad
has been ren,fodlcel n the principal potts Of tho Continent
much u tho detrlmen. Of the eniFIanis ~
The Trustees In closing their report pay warn tbus 70
the charitable feeling manifested toward tho German Hos
& p.taL
THE LATE RECEIVER OF TsxFs.-0n tue accos-
sion OF MI Controller Brennan to office, James hsy tho he-
civor Of Taxes promptly rendered his rs,aon aud though
pressed to remao while longer declined tho invitation Mr.
Kelly s now President Of tho stayveIant Insurance Company
position for which be Is admirably qualified For many
years public Officer serving without compensation as Alder
man. seting Mayor, Commissioner OF Emigration and In
other responsible spacies he has accepted position
with salary unt Controller Haw four years ago. asked hui
to take place of Receiver Of Taxes While Receiver Mr.
Kelly discharged hs duties with remarkable fidelity. Here
arc the collections made during his term:
Amount collected during l859......... 5,9a9ol2 ~
Amount collected during lH6o.......... 83i0tU 81
Amount collected during l8Dl......... lOl05s8b ~
Amount collected during lgt2..,....... s0l50oJ II
s96.JOl 90 20
Every night the accounts OF tie Office squared
and tho receipts deposited In the City Treasury that hi
Kelly wa, enabled the day he retired to reudoT sc
count 0. bis Stewardship 10 tho Controller, aid wih his
hands OF tho whole business II would have been well for The
payers Of the city al hos had proved trust
worthy. Mr. Kelly carrie, with him to bis position the