New-York tribune., 1867-03-23

h. approSriated TO the erection Of City Hall in
Madison square 1t Will not De many years ofI9rS p tine tine
erection OF a bHding in that SoeaIfy ~. 49,,
After general conversation the committee au-
day day - w.
CITY ITEMS.
MIDNIGHT MIssIoN.-A sermon upon the subject
at the Midnight Mission will be preached in the Church
of the Incarnation Madisonave., Of Thrtyffth
ct, on Sunday evening, by the Rev. Dr huhlenberg.
DETENTION OF TIE STEAMER MERRIMAC.-The
Brazilian MeTTimae will be detained here until
Of Sunday in consequence of the detention 10y the
gale Of the Mariposa from Fortress Monroe with $50
brazilian emgrants on board
AnRN-sr. PRESBYTERIAN CBURClI-An unusual
religious has prevailed SINCE the beginning OF the
year in the Rev. Dr. Newells Church, Alenst and 140
persons will be received into the church tOlhoiro"
afternoon.
MEETING or THE GENERAL COSnIuTEE.-A meet |
iny the Union Republican General Committee VIII DC
held at Argus Hail. No GOO Broadway, this evening for
the purpose Of making suitable arrangements for the
rUneIal OF its late President, Amor j. williamson
MINERAL CABINET-At the rooms of the Society |
for the Advancement of Science and Art in the Cooper
Institute very interesting cabinet Of minerals from
the Pacific coast comprising COO specimens Of the
products Of California and oregon IL is open ee 10 'he
public.
SoNs OF TIaIPERANCE.-A new DivisiOnl of this
Order instituted yesterday, in the ectureroOm OF
Central Presbyterian church, the Rev. j. b. Dunn
pastor by J. " steaIns VI. w. p with 40 charter mem
rt lhs pNsi9h Is eoinpOse oi sone % 20 th te nai
IN the city including oicers ID seNera OF the plncPal
churches, merchants, bankers, editors &c Among is
officers elected the Hon. William T. Dodge W. P the
Rev. James b. Dunn, W. A.
BODIES RECOvERED.-The bodies of Frank and
Alfred A. seger aged respectively and l6 years who
on Saturday & evening ven BY the npsettng q boat while
dsSee Of his parents No sii West Twenty fhsf, and
that Of Alfred to the OF @S %Say S
held Search IA now being made for the other
body.
PERsoNAI--Count d'Espenille ViScOnt Clay
Viscount asauvuer, and Marquis de Gallefe arrived in
town yesterday from Me1lcO Paris, and are
stopping at House Senator Evans of Colo
yado and Gen f. W. LeavenwOrtb, Syracuse, at the
St Nicholas Hotel Professor II. g. Eastman, Pough'
koepsie, is at the Metropolitan Hotel Gen VI S. Little
field, Philadelphla Professor o. C. Marsh. New-Haven
Avenue Hotel The Hon j. Bidwell California, is at the
Astor House Judge II: j. Hastings, Albany is at the
the st. Denis Hotel
HONORs TO A NEW -YORKER-By private cable
dispatch received here yesterday learn that Mr. F. X
Hazman Of this city day before yesterday unan
mously elected Mayor Of the City OF Baa (Ofen) his
native place Mr. Hazman Of the leaders Of the
Hungarian revolution Of sl9, and member OF its pro
ysonal government After the defeat Of the revolution
airy movement, he condemned death but escaped
and came TO this country where he IN due time
citizen, and has been staunoh advocate of liberal and
the can Of his eoanrymen, and return to tSe and Of ny
birth as the first magistrate of its ancient capital
PAYMENT OF BoUNTIEs TO SoLDIERs.-Gen c. w.
Darling Engineerin- Chief headquarters No Broad
way, is receiving Paymssters checks the Assist
Treasurer of for the purpose Of paying the
additional bounty allowed by Congress 10 those soldiers
enlisted before the bounty the Gov
ernment The men who receiving their bounty
through Gen. Darling, those who belonged to the fol
NewYOrk Cavalry, Sd New York Artillery, 9Th York
unteers i5Oh NewYOrk Volunteers I59th Vol
uneers, and few from dhe 0th 14th, l5h,aand 18th
Connecticut
New Rooms FOR THE COURT OF APPEALs.-Up-
holsterers are now engaged in fitting up the spacious
the ground floor Of the left wing OF the New
Court House for the of the Court of Appeals The
entrance to the courtroom will be through the eastern
Hection Of the Park. The term Of the Court will
mence in few days and owing 10 the short notice given
to the superintendent Of the New CourtHouse IT was
found impossible TO prepare 49, % sS s .s. cons o. the
main story for the use o the Court The room which is
200 persons Twothirds 9tits entire Dimensions been
Gosed Ior th haf and the bench and on the outside
tnre Is all arranged, and it only remains to finish a
CONDITION OF THE STREETS.--At l2 o'clock m
yesterday, the street-Ceanipg Commissioners held
meeting in the Mayors Office all the neniers present
The report 9f d.: Moreau Norris Sanitary Inspector
made 70 e Board of HEALTH to the filthy condition of
Certain IN the upper part OF the city, was read
Mr. Thomas n. Carn superintendent under the Street
Clendng Contractor exJudge Whiting, read 10 the Com
mission his affidavit denying the statement OF DR.
Morris the filthy condition Of the streets referred TO-
and claimed that they were IN very clean CONDITION
Mr. whiting read the affidavit OF Mr. Perry one OF his
clerks who's in company with the Contractor. had made
ersona inspection Of the streets complained OF, which
stated that the streets were clean The Commission then
appointed three inspectors ana directed them 10 proceod
at 70 the inspection OF the streets referred to by Dr.
Morris and report the results OF their nvesgaton 70
She Commissioners Monday next. The Commits
aiop then adjourned.
MEETING or TENANTS IN THE TwENTY-SEcoND
RARD-A meeting of the tensntry who inhsbit the
Tenement houses OF the Twenty Ward was held
tast evening Washington Hal, Eghthave., to ex-
eer Hpartmen,s Wy the landlords. The latter were de-
ounced In unhsssured terms trying 10 0ppress the
Yo2 nan " crowding him into cellars and gafrets One
- speekers told the meeting that IL was their own
ev hsS iron heel OF oppression was on their necks
nn oesn nnrse1 up In the cradle OF Democracy and
esou ~ vote Tor any persons that nominated
no routo always forget them when they arrived at the
Leglsatnre. SANITARY Inspectors wonid inspect their
,yercro1s no, submit reports stating that they were
otsIS.owee1, ont there was remedy They were All.
yised 70 combine and select men who ,,,ia ooL stsr
tneI lneress py making laws that vould restrict ava
s.eions landlords '--' "'O'u ie'''''' ava
UNION LEAGUE MEEfNe.-A meetino NJ Co,oon
no. 10 Of the Union League held AT Aro,s tI.u No
600 Broadway, yesterday evening ouise nr,aha. -,
ladies were present. The Chairmsn Mr. w,o " g.
amber ON taking the chair, said this u.s AZ. 81.