New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

been Gan increase OF 500 40 50 the prsy,
year. The expenditures from May to January
ss349 OF; tho appropriations, S6754 Is The Comnis'
complain Of useless waste Of water, and 4usses tho
Introduction of meters There but main pipe through
which the city Is supplied the Board Of Aldermen uksd
authorize the construction OF another The daily estimate Of
water rcedsd for the ensuing galons The 'ys
ten Of sewerage sud draining adopted in the city successful
From 1853 to 1862 thsro built nearly 81 miles Of
.ge The area Of surface in the RtgewOod Reservoir
2 acres The total capacity Of the reservoir e 900
gallons The Of the Mount Prospect Reservoir 10 y
scrssi i,s capacity, 2o,ocO.Oto gallons
ITALIAN CONCERT IN THE EASTERN DIsrRicr
On Thursday evening Signor Antonio L. Mora, Organist
St. sepbens Church In Esw.York. ably assisted by Nj.
Belden Madame De Lussan. Madame More Misc Sterling
Sgnor Quino iuor Centemed and sigoor o. MORA sase
concert of Italian music large and sppre ative audienss
10 Chris. Church. Bedford Mr. horss peorms'ess
on the organ elected enthusiastic applause Indeed al
he artists wcro well received and their successful eforA
duly .cknow!edged The exercises consisted In sddonto
Mr. MoganS organ voluut.es OF selections nom Meyer
beer Mercsdanle Flotow, Bsin Fry Mora, and VERDI.
The concluding performance telling success, bringing
tn. audience to their feet It the celebrated finale OF he
fourth Enan rendered by ell the artists This Tie
FIRST experiment with Italian music in Wiansbursh, and
the tickets OF sdnisOn y cents and
the future After the concert, the committee OF arans
ments and tho artists elegantly entertained at the huss
Samuel Goodwin ESQ., in Morton street. where the parry
enjoyed themselves in speeches, music and dancing I'LL
late hour.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT IN AID OF The
UNITED STATES SANITARY. CoHxissrog.-The promenade
concert a. the Brooklyn Academy Music Thursday night
was grea, All the available space In the large ould
ing open for Accommodation OF the thronG
and nearly every par. Glei After the musical s1e'ess
B. Chsnden. esq, called the as.mbsss 70 oIcsf and
70 b s . neS at Ss lives dssn
their county urged every and woman 70 90 tIs ~
In Strengthening the 0oyeInmens IN TIE pfoecnon Of sn
s.slu Issue. He introduced the pev. Dr. Bel
lows, Who received with applause
Brooklyn for what they had done in aid Of soldier dxsA
mainly upon the fact OF the growing spirit OF di'ccntsns
sectional spirit each party church. and sewing cir
aiming enforce their peculiar ytey} the dssa
enthusa,m lie denied. authority Of Cen bnInsde.
that the amy OF the Potion deIorsssd but that '
stead the Reconciliation existed In the Non caused oJ o
po.n factions AID cqaes who paayzed the power OF .n
Government which did ali that Government could DO nst
only caring FOR the welfare of the soldier but 10 tae .1o
Rebellion The rich sppesred aPathsc out
he nope ia Whist was called the common peops'hs
ocrsey~ho, seeing already the danger the nation ?sesa
10 by bad beginning to srouse ienss ns
perl, which .wAi,sd US There wa: hope in them IL"
Tho Rev Dc s,orfs followed No brief patriotic address,
after which tho un.ic and wore resumed
Relief Asaoc.on o. BroOSya ard Of Inc Un.d States san
sy 81 tcs ana W.. .ss nS' r,s . 10 s.s
and 1000 Almost half the tickets were bought By persons
who did rot attend.
The LATE REV. DR.. CUrLER.-The funeral Of
the late lsmened Rev Dr. Benjamin c. Cutler who for
y thirty years has been Rector Of St AIMS tEpscopL
Church. Washington street, Sands, took place yesterday
afternoon and attended by threns Of citxens
Nearly every clergyman 10 the city present among them
the Rev Drs Cox Vinton. Johnson. Ees Spear MibuTn
aud many others meeting which the Rev DR. Mnhen
burg PRESIDED held by the Rev gentlemen In the ves
before the Church services and remarks made ala
resolutions adopted expressive high ems,ion In which
deceased held by them and by tho community generally
Ater these soempitie had been concluded the clergy pro-
ceeded the house Of tbs dcead No Sands street. and
escorted the omsns to the Church The funeral sermon w1
preached by the Right ey Bishop Poer and remarks
made by ohes afsr which the congregation was permitted
to the placid face Of the deceased by walking In process
sion round h eon which occupied the space ia 'front.' Of ID:
Cem,ery who's the remains we're deposed The ins.rioS
Of the church hung eep mourning The number N
attendance gr.t that hundreds were compsledw
without being st.e to ssiu view Of the insde.
The Bounty FRAUD CAsEs.-The trial Of Capt.
Cartwright aud Lieut. Lambert indicted for conspiracy 90
the charge Ct attempting to deirsud the Volunteer Bounty
enns recruits who falsely swors that they wero
Kings County, concluded in tho Court OF Sessions ye's
sppe ,snsfired 10 New and therefore bsycs
toe jurisdiction OF this Court The Judge however charged
tina, parties belle have themselves
together this county purpose Bounty
Committee appointed by the Supervisory. by inducing pss
20 represent when they and
enlist when under the required age with the understanding
they rot TO DO troubled thereafter the joIy weoa
bring tho prisoners ~ guilty charged in the insssmsn
The jury retired ct IL o'clock. aud came Into Vous
O'Clock, unable to sgfee upon aNerdie They were 49,
upon discharged aud the prisoners em.nded for fanh
action The any to have been II for convsien
and for ecqas IL being intnsted that one Oh helmy
had been tanpcred with, the matter win probably W.
derso fuIther investigation.
DoiSG SEA CAPTAINS Our OF THElR LiSIS
Asa Crosby, lsts, the proprietor Of lsurS Ss De-.
HeaIy street. Broo.yn W., a,s..sa on c nS bbs who
charges hlIa wh having rludsd him out Of
yslae Of $50. As alleged, Crosby obtained he eo
Washing L, and tssn rsmcved 70 No. Monroe street.
NewfoIh where be arrested on the spsvs 'ht.ips1
amounts about 900 Some had been sold R s ,Ss
had been pswned. and a few articles were rse'vs'ee
officer. The accused 10 held for bearing.
TaE EASTERN DISTRICT PIERs.--Some time slls.
he Brooklyn Common Council passed resoutNns yah
$ ssas ssS.n Sa as s ssP No s pc
rct, the beet being to AFFORD accommodation ~
ping Itse, 1t spPs.r: h9% . in
yesterday no1hed the Mayor that any sttsmV on Wv
Tho City to build the piers would DO ie'"'sa'
KILLED BY FALLING Down STAlRs.-Jsme
OConnor sboardes At No. 50 Atlantic street. sn
Hight OF stairs OH Thursday evening and fractures aaaS
lie conveyed to tho City Hospital, wns's 10 a'ss w.
The night.
Kings CouSrY SUPREME CouRr - GIsxms
y Y, 70. rs, 76. II. 49, 10. o. ~ ~ ""
20. g. 49, est, 80, 90
Latest ship News.
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