New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18

shutters while Keeping the door open;
ave above Twenty-seyenth-s, declared to be in
very bad condition. Committees were urged TO be vig
LIANT and IN few pressing cases were increased III num-
her that their efficacy might be certain number
Of new names were added to the roll of the society.
IRON MOLDERS ON A STRIKE.
CiHCiNS4Ti, Ohio. April 1.-THE iron molders in
this city strike. -Four hundred OF them are OUT
Of employment in consequence OF IT,
CITY ITEMS.
RNLESAD CONVENTIONAL cali has been issued
for NEE ing Of me National Railway Convention at the
st. Nicl' ,as HUtelen the sth of May.
FGCs ARTs-1yle annual exhibition of the Academy
of Do sign being open the public receptions at the Tenth
st. udO Building will be discontinued for the season
aff Saturday, the 10th inst
Hon. Alan A. Burton. United States Minister TO
Columsla arrived this City from BOgota by the Aspn-
wall steamer Ocean Queen, and with his family IS stop
ping al the Astor House.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE RADICAL RErUBI-
CAN AssOCIATPN.-T Committee met last evening at
thor headquarters, Angus Hail. to make arrangements
heelection he held the 23d inst for delegates to
the State Constitutional Convention. After the appoint
of COMMITTEES to atopd TO the distribution oil tickets
they adjourned
TrFF-S AVyNG CnNMtesroN.-Th Commission were
yesterday engaged Ne 1877 Cherys testing the warn
safetS-vaves which have been presented for ther
inspection To-day they will proceed to the MetropChian
will a sral OF cOmbinatonhOSc, also, several "|Itot
and steaplrgauges.
PTRSoVM.-,AmOBg the arrivals ut the hotels are
Senator horton of Minnesota, the Hon T. r. Ross NJ %
Auburn Charles NJ Harras author Of the Black Crook
and Pro NJ c. Vincent. London, at the 81. Nicholas
Hotel; Gen. III. g. Gibson Maine Gen u ing an an
Maryland, and G.. W Campbell esq New-Orieahs AZ Tue
eret House John itz u. s Consul General at swIZer-
land the Hon J.F briggs, MIC Michigan, and the Hon
II u XaYa ptf hp Asfp
Fatally BURNED.-An Inquest was yesterday held
at Bellevue Hospital by Coroner Cover, the body OF
Hannah sullivan lately employed domestic by al
fanny residing al No rs Divsonst ON the night OF the
I9th inst the deceased retired 10 her room carrying
kerosene lamp. ina few moments afteT inc lamp en
such shocking manner that sho died at the above
named nstitutiOn. Deceased was "a native OF HN1"o
! aged Ayeafs
| DIED OF Ills Freeman Tinglay, late
FIRST mate of the British schooner ottawa who was shH
m the commandant Of the vessel. william H. Pye, On the
Ighof March last while the vessel on her way from
Para, South America, TO tins port ded yesterday IA ls
Dew 1Fh @ U bo was secured inmediaeiy after
the assault, brought tots port ana coroner DONt
oil the wounded man, aud the testimony Of several Wit
nesses, was taken by the Coroner ana CAPT rye was
committed the Tonbs 20 await the result Of Iingays
| injuries. The Gull PARTICULARS were puDhshed ~ inh
TRIBUNE An inquest Will be he'd on the D9dy 37ay
| was aged 20 years.
TIIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL special meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce held yesterday after
NOON the report Of tie Committee appointed to
present the of persons proper to be
Ia Commissioners OF WnarNts aud flclh
should the bill then before the legislature become Law"
The interest in the report Of this Committee was, OF
course lessened by the defeat Of the bill in the Legisla
ture and only few members were present AT inc meet
ing AnGther Dill prov ius Ur az n ~ H. o,i.I,
ture the Committee reported the following names 10 be
recommended the Governor should the bill become
law: r. stranahan: Joseph j. Comstock, George
w Blunt. HOrato Allen G. W. Quintard; The report OF
! the Committee unanimously adopted.
RUTGERS FEMALE COjIEGE.-Tbe old Rutgers In
situate long established in this city, having obtained
collegiate charter legislature will hereafter be
| known as Rutgers Female College A meeting is called
for Thursday evening the 2h inst 10 discuss the future
management of the Institution To this meeting large
number Of prominent educational gentlemen OF the
try have been invited that all possible light may be had
upon the fit course 10 pursue IN increasing the scope and
usefulness Of the College We understand that II i in
contemplation TO sell the building and lot at present
further mp town. An increase Of the capital 20 100000 Is
! also proposed Among the changes proposed are the
Of Fine Arts Of Home a@ Philosophy eacnr the young
women the art OF health and hygene ana OF ooSkkseP
viii be an Interesting one.
CITY NORTHUMBERLAND the breaking up of
Winter the city authorities have work the
streets and contracts have been made for paving
walk laying and building, which will necesstate
the outlay Of many thousand dollars There are between
50 and 40 blocks 10 be paved with Belgian stone but the
bulk OF this work is being done where the amount OF
travel is comparatively small The only important work
in the essentially commercial portion Of the city il the
laying OF the pavement on spi1ngst from broadway TO
WeSt-st, contracted for last and In prOgress)
Churchst, between Chambers and Canalsts, and on
Iudson-st, between Canalst and Tenthave. About 20
connections with the main sewers will be made, and
several portions Of the city hitherto undrained will be
provided with outlets for the filth always accommodating
In pOver y-sricken districts. The sewerage 20 be laid
during the present year. for which contracts have been
made will not extend altogether more than mile III
length. In the districts Harlem and YOrkve little
paving few blocks, is 20 be done The East Side
Association formed some time since for the Improvement
OF property In the vicinity OF Harlem are endeavODg 10
have more attention paid to that district.
Meeting or COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION |
The Commissioners Of Emigration met at No 146 Broad
way yesterday afternoon. Present, Messrs Vcrpanck
Winston, and OGoman. The salary Of i. L. Salisbury
Examiner OF Accounts between this Board and the Com
mssiOners Of Charities and Corrections. was fixed al $50
per month Bins 10 the amount Of $s29 70 were passed
The weekly statement Is follows:
Whole number emigrants arrived TO April TO- 1867 0
Whole number emigrants arrived since to April II,
5000
Total 1919
Number Of inmates in institutions on Wards Island:
1867. 1866. 1865. 1854
Balance in bank Jan. j, 1867 s2.o12 .,
Aggregate receipts TO April TO- 1867 $50 &c
For continuation Of passengers. 1880 &c
NOl,403 Il |
Disbursements as per previous account
20 April 10, ls67...............-..-... IUOJ6 "a
Disbursements per previous account
since TO April II, ls67..............- .....-..
Number payments ............. l36O3G "a |
over draft 1868 80 |
SALES OF REAL EsTATE-The following sales were |
made yesterday, by Muller wilkins & Co.:
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