New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
GIcNTIsAL NEWS.

Several German singing societies, rife ciuus ana
Other organizations celebrated the Phngs'er rgSt
lWbt-Noplayl at Jones Wood Yesterday. they
tarnei ont in very large numbers enjoyed the music OF
Mcnschipgs and kisscuherths bands drank lager Dlr
without restriction a. quantity, and did many O'her
things which have room here to MAKE mention o'
The Nocte exradition again before l. = Com
Newton Yesterday The Sheh decline 10 suI
render the pr Noeltc he holds him on account OF
a evil process After discussion by counsel the Coumls-
soncr sud the return Of the H. $ Marshal waSiusaieen
AID tha' be should direct the Marshal 10 obey tohWh
the warrant heretofore committed tohim
Down on Long Island they have very cheerful way OF
adj sting things. 4 locomotive sets wood lots on hrc,
and then somebody IN the interest OF the real estate
owner, tears up slndy rails and thgs cndcavois TO bring
about settlement OF the damage by sending dozens oil
innocent people CHASTITY aud terrible death No lives
were. however lost, IN the case referred 10.
The New-York Academy Of Music took fire early this
morning and ND 10 the hour Of going press with Our
regular c on here vas every Indication that the conha-
grafton would prove OF the most disastrous tat ever
visited this city.
Tho receipts of the Excise Board for licenses Granted
were mp TO : Ocock D. III. Yesterday, Sli9,11o There
have been presented 10 them 1891 Endorsed applications
of which $500 are already granted.
BY the tornado Rochester Sunday there was very
great damage done church was struck by lightning
aud vegetation scycTy dealt with all through Il
territory Of four miles square.
John Sherry and John Vernon were brought before tho
Court of General Sessions Yesterday, charged win inc
murder Of William PigOtt. The trial IS stu occupying inc
attention of the Court.
mad dog was shot by the police at the corner Of
Eirhy-ffth-st and Fourh-ave SUNDAY morning, after
much CONSERVATION had been caused to the people o tat
vicinity.
Mary Ann Bastne came into this world in - and left
il last TUESDAY, She was native of York and was,
unqucstonably "thc Oldest nhabitant, her experience
covering term of llSyearS.
The Hon. Mr.. Hutchinson of Kansas gave an address
last night in Cooper Institute. involving exposition OF
West -. ooored children, No l Null
Dcr gave entertainment yesterday IN honor OF
the reorganization of colored schools in this city.
movement is on foot in Iloboken 10 close all the
liquor places Sunday for the purpose OF preserving the
peace and reputation OF the city.
The Committee of the Board ofAldermen yesterday had
another hearing on the question Of removing the sOOps in
Nasssu-st. The hearing Is ad 0urncd to May 81.
A man was murdered at a picnic in Roseyille Park,
Newark \. j. Yesterday, by being struck the head
with q malet. Three arrests were made.
We have a dispatch stating that e eases of arms were
seized at Ere Pa on Saturday night the being the
property Of the Fenian Senate.
Several bridges have been washed away on the Georgia
State Railroad by the late heavy and trade is badly
interrupted.
There trning Fenan disturbance At Passport on
Saturday not likely TO be repeated howovcr as the last
Fenian Is represented as having left the place.
The Congressional Commission appointed TO examine
the question Of locating postOce in this city met to-
day for the first time.
The steamship Virginia came up TO the city last even
ing from the Lower Quarantine.
A new gold field has been discovered 30 miles west of
Cleveland Bay, Queensland, Australia.
large part OF the tunnel the Mountoy branch of the
Pennsylvania Railroad caved in on Sunday.
The trial of John Gallagher for killing Dennis Cokey
began at Boston Yesterday.
The Boston people considering the question Of trans
forming their present Courllouse into Post-Ofhce
There heavy sale of corporation real estate ycscr-
day, realizing 100000.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
held meeting last night and adopted a code of bylaws.
The Union men carried local election al Baltimore
Yesterday by ~ majority.
The Hon. WIN. II. Seward will deliver public address
at Auburn 10 night.
Gold closed at 1901 1904 With moderate business in
Government stocks prices well supported. Money
abundant The sill call to leading
houses with 10 brokers borrowing make bank balance
In commercia psper there material change. freighs
are dull