New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
ApRIyAL OF FOREIGN CONvICTs.-Among Q

Francis Meagher. without transactllg any Dus t !
they adjourned TO meet on TbuIsH'J evening "N" "
O'Clock at the Astor House.
ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN CoSvICTs.-Among the
,ceracc passengers who arrived yesterday at this port
ON the steamship Iron Age from Amsterdam, VIZ ,hat
convict who were sent bGre ny 1c Can't Thomas
Law OF the Revenue cutter Uno, VINO teporeu de
- Ened States Marshal Murray, who VIII hold them
untl instruction be received from tne eec'e'"i' "
state at Washington az TO thsIr llia' oifpo''''o"
prRs0NAI.-Among the arrivals at the hotels
are Maor.Ge len ID. yiekers, washingon George frahcs
Train omaha Gen. Battle ana j. Walker mOef fiot en
H,ichann Young jr Utah: tho Hon. VIM a. barnuhll
e. the Hon A. b. Cornell ithaca and inc IGN con- A9nTr
Tower o. s at the MetToPo%R H IIo i 3 ZOE Bar r.
House; Judge g r. sherman, ONE at the hIa
Mass At attn the Astor House Mcssrs VIM wfatley Of
Nlbo's Garden, and w j. Florence, iho 'o'ne''' "'i
among the arrivals by the SCOTIA yesterday
OVER HARLEM RIVER ny TIGHr-RorE.-Two
hundred or 500 people assembled at High Bridge
yesterday afternoon to witness he 9 adTrrPed to
walk across the river on wire rope s.ascn ,'
from one sI9 70 ne Ir'Jre and was stead. ed by
The nsual guys AZ about O'Clock In the afternoon me
eP OF a b %Ed on the "SYa G Here olsen
gazing himself from nc tackle, and after inaklhg Dlei
speeeh he commenced his pecns passage over inc rope
The weather bad with thunder storm IhreaenHs,
and altogether the signs were 80 bad that NS a,c'
getting about half way over tbc rope coa3Iueu ="
turn This lie did safely He was frequently uppa'usu
while on III, rope ana s return o ~ NE Eve anot6er per-
formance at tho same place on frH'aJ
TENEMENT HOUSE RErORM.-Thc officers OF
,ho Metropolitan Board Of Health serving notices
upon landlords whose houses not whatunder ne hcw
law they should be. The essential features OF we lew
which took effect on inc is instant ere as % not com
er re rGaTd 70 t pCyaS eSg With TcHatng or
,.fuI..t Get
have in the roof the hall suitable Nrh,liion' D
provide feescaIe to Keep we ' D"t ron or bus
ters around the staircase, 10 have one Wa'crOs.I I
every twenty persons ana 20 .avo ~ 20 SoS twice
n year, and thoroughly cleanse gu dho rooms, p,H ~
stairs cesspoos aud drains All cellars not occupied ~
dwellings before july require permits ium the Board OF
Health before they Do used rs sich f9i inc r'e'
ton Of garbage boxes must be provided. Every bouf6
IL rour 10 nave hu name Of us agent or owner posted
or painted upon Tie wall entry Al infectious or con,
diseases must reported 20 the Board OF Health
and info ted buildings may he ordered vacated
Tnp SALE OF THE Pubic MARKErs.-Yester-
day morning. at II o'clock, tho Commissioners Of the
sinking Fund held meeting, Mayor Hoffman IN The
chair. The Commissioners received communication
~ inc ,ng ~ The eject that the have
tho mower 10 sell either Franklin OF coverneu Mafkri-
aon thai section Is Of article ~ the ordinance OF 1874
Limits the power of the Commissioners IN selling real
for puhc pnrposcs Cts Chamberlain Peter D. Sweeney
offered the following preamble and resolution which wac
WIZ. rh- csa,. o,l. c2or.toa 10, a a', ,l'st The
% ss saps',i setahS ~ r FSGie MsIg
WA,sas f, rue ressI 70 ell slss p5ot'y ,,'s We s1e''
Wlsis no prop y hlsa a. he re'. Gar..eo I7err rt
B,ef T.t ~, isnssrso pTopr ts oA Ia lots pahhe
%,sssI sai ;ssi - caao ,its
] e.s.irgs q carr, IN, re.slutIou INTO sssct
ase."S Sas ma mad pp 81 k ss S1cs"@
property would IN an probability yield over t'oO""to
the CITY Treasury
| TIE LABOR MOVEMENT The Manhattan Co
operative land and Building Assocatirn received last
evening from Mr. Charles II. Bailey, the counselor to
whom the proposed rules Of The organization had been
submitted communication In which lac says That aiicr
-udiOus reading of the Society = proiTd CONSTITUTION
conformity With the laws OF New York Bu lac proposes
10 annex to the codc which has been reported certain
of hts money aud Tic, he viii frame and submit within
a fortnight nulnhcr OF strangers having en-,
tered tho hall President Noon compaed WIN
their request. and explained that The Society 8
object il, by cooperation, To enable eaeh Oh Is
pro,idcs that funds shall bc supplied 10 members for the
rlads 81 Is mile from the New York titvIIn; that
government shall b. la the hands or Ilesidcnl Sec'.
tary Treasurer. Board Of Directors consisting on
n members three rrustees and three Auditors, al Of
whom must be members Of the Association, ana elected
by IT, that IN addition TO the officers named one or more
the first annual meeting shall be held 10 months subse
every months that the Secretary shall keep clear and
correct accounts OF an receipts anu Sp "a
| by The Board of Directors and make general
balance sheet once year; that he shall inspect and
compar. the Treasures account with the bank book
every week. and report Ia the DIRECTORS ~ every meet
ing and during all the hours for the receipt OF sDserp
tVns shall lay the table or hang In SOME eonspieu
os part Of the statement showing the aiaount OF
money in the bank" and he shall, moreover under the
direction Of the Board Of Directors, take ont policies Of
Insurance. the ~ the Trustees, against loss by
IRE upon all property In which the society Interested;
that the Treasurer shall before entering upon thc duties
Of ms Ohce, give such security as The Board 81 tGOts
shall approve wholly satisfactory ami he snail WITHIN
twenty four hours after receiving any moneys
for the Society, deposit the same IA such bank
as the Society m'y ,ignate, the saine TO be
| deposited IN the pame of The trustees thnt
no money shall he dra Except by order Ot the Direct
ors and when drawn hall he by check, signed by two
| Trustees and count -ign,d by both Treasurer and
Secretary; the Trcas also required 10 lay his bank
book before the Board Directors at all thet meein
The membership Is limited lo 500 memberS, nnd the
sha es Entrance lee, every share which u
pen NAV take and. thereafter The subscription u 70
be cents week on each share such subscription TO DO
| cont 1bued untl every member 0f the society has
celv IL appropriation. Payments are 10 ne maze
weekly aud II dues are not paid nj maturity tncn INC
sOciety Will impose fine Of five cents u week upon
! each unpaid snare. Any member failing 10 pay
his subscription for year shall forfeit an inter
/ proper provisions for the disposition OF shares on
mortgages In o. event OF death and for transfers &C
shall warrant purchase track OF land, somewhere near
the city, ats initial move. IL WAS voted last nght that
meeting to he heh next Tuesday evening" al schneiders
Hotel Broome and Motsts, nominations be MADE Tor
permanent Oiloora. The UniteA Coorers Association Oh
the State Of New York holding their s0mlannu ses
sion In tIsiity. At the opening OF the session yesoI
dag morning 2S subordinate In ons were represented
Yes@crlay's business merely Introductory. The OH
are Patrick Pmte President Henry Kraft, Vice
President And5w Iyin Recording secretary prOteini
john Kelly, Financial Secretary William O'Donnell
Treasnref
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-There
was pleasan, and f,ll meeting yesterday Lectures
and discussions ensued various insects The new