New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
NETWORK CITY.

Anvil Ohh III
Up TO 70 o'clock yesterday the total number OF IL
cences delivered 5 of which 3s were of the first or
$50 class and of the 800 class OF the former 2G96
were for NewYork 7C for BROOKLYN and 81 for other towns
and villages within the Metropolitan District OF the latter
800 class Lao for New York. 49, for Brooklyn ana
IS for other places The total amount of money received al
that time s SO About 5000 was received during
the afternoon The Board Of Excise Yesterday afternoon
granted 3s licenses making total OF 615i Sixteen app
cations licenses have been received since the publication
Judge Cardozos decision in the Holt injunction case The
Superintendent Of Police has notified the captains of the force
that the decision only applies Holt and has directed then
10 contnue their arrests violations Of the Excise law n
heretofore.
There were no new cases cholera reported in this CITY Up
TO D. M yesterday Mrs. Simpson. residing at No. ~ MIL
borys who was attacked by the disease on Thursday mon
ming and who enormously reported to have been re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital died yesterday morning ater
an illness of "a hours. Ann Crosby whose body lay unattended
TO in the room in which she died Of cholera from p M on
Wednesday evening until yesterday morning was hmlly
buried by her friends at p m yesterday AT quarantine
there have been no admissions he hosptsshp Falcon md
only death since last report Some excitement EXISTS In
Elizabeth j. over five OF cholera reported as hadng
occurred place The Mayor has nominated Dr. James
s. Green as Sanitary Officer, with full powers.
In the Supreme Court Circuit yesterday the case oil Cas-
Trumper ACT Ferd Fabarius and others heard The
pan charged that Fabarius in connection with two men
of the name of Supp Souve and one named Callm7e
swnded him 800 State bond under pretense OF TAX
ing him partnership In intelligence office kept by nen
After retiring second time the jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiff for $500 In the Marine Court Yesterday the
case of Robinson ag Curtis the plaintiff sued the defendant
first mate Of ship Lisbon for violent and cruel treatnea
while the plaintiff "a sailor III and unable TO work The
Jury found verdict for plaintiff in $500 damages.
The rooms of the General Term Of tho Supreme Court
were crowded yesterday the sentences in the cafes Of
the murderers Bernard Fiery aud Frank. or fr'nois
Ferris The court declared the sentence to be that they
should both be hanged the 18th OF August next between
the hours Of 10 and p in the same court t case
of Henry T. Morng up indicted for selling by SIMPLE
"a broker without having executed bond. provided by
statute Counsel argued that the law violated both the Con-
uton OF the United States and that OF the State Of New
York.
The first ace on the Hoboken Course yesterday was
eeple chase eight horses entered OF which FIVE to the
starting post Gen. Williams winning in gallant STYLE having
left two Of his competitors the ground Second raeA dash
Of two miles out Of entries two only came to the post
Ripley and Sanstone after exciting IN which Ripley
lead ard Sainsone won time Jm i2isec Ihrd race thfee
mile heats five entries al the post Aldebartn win
ming the second and third heats Climax winning tie rs
first heat 5m 32sec second heat SIN. 45sec third heat 3
5J,sec These races closed the oooken Spring Meeting
President Schultz stated to the Board Of Health yesterday
afternoon that the City OF NewYork annually s"inolsd
ont Of about s 900 through the contract for the removed OF
night sol and offered resolution directing the counsel TO IN
oure Into its validity which adopted An order was Is
sued 20 the the oH from vessels which
had been washed ashore the lads in the Lower Bay
letter from Dr. Elisha Harris referring to the filthy condition
Of the shipping anu their decayng cgoes was read
and referred 10 the SANITARY Superintendent
The old Board Of Excise Commissioners waited on yes
terday morning by deputaton hom the German Liquor
Dealers Association inquire what action the Board pro
posed to take relative Judge Cardo1o decision The Board
held an Informal meeting and s counsel stated that IN few
days be would submit an opinion respecting the duty OF the
Commissioners under the present circumstances.
JR Hill charged with having sold cargo Of Government
powder without authority rl,cei al Al the Brooklyn
Navy Yard yesterday. Hin has charge OF TIE magazine a.
II Island.
Mrs Isden residing at No ie2 Prospect 81 fro0iiyn.
while Inlng Kettle Of water nom the Tuesday.
scaded herself seriously that death onsaed yesterday
The annual Of the Noun; Wastir rton Col
egate Institute took place yesterday afternoon Waack-
Theater Admiral Farragui present.
By General Orders No. , the First Division Nation
al Guard ordered parade the ith Of Jolly