New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
THE CITY.
Arrests for the week, lao.

During the past week the Receiver of Taxes
has collected 3si6 % for taxes on real and personal
B Co, Goth Regiment, n. c., has elected John
Macon, Captain; Edward N lafey, First Lieutenant
John J. Kelly, Second Lieutenant.
MIR. II. G.. Stone, of Broadway between Fifty
ninth aud Sxtethsts Saturday, with rod and reel
single gut smells and small hook, caught striped bass
weighing 2Abs in the North River. IL took Mr. Stone
one hour to land his fish.
Superintendent Losee of the Free Labor
Bureau reports that for the week ending on SATURDAY
276 males applied for situations and 81 females Male
help required, 265; females, 525 Situations were FUR
nIshed to 2l5 males and 46C females.
The safe belonging to David Close g. Co.
was dug from among the ruins OF the late fire in Fulton
St. Yesterday afternoon and the valuable books papers,
and money therein found 10 be preserved in good
condition. The safe was one OF HerTDg's.
A farewell tea-meeting will be held in the
Bedfordst NJ T. Church at u this evening in honor OF
the departure OF Two missionaries twOmen for India
Bishop James and many other distinguished ccrgymcn
Last night was "Hallow Eve" an ami
vcrsaTy whose coming once looked for by the juvenile
Germans and Irish the obseryanccs Of tho occasion are
nearly obsolete the peculiar goaheaduyeness OF the
Christmas and the 50 Glorious Fourth"
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Shandoy Mary Irving was charged by Jas
him. on the 23d INST; watch &c. TO the value OF $40
Mary pleaded an Gitbi saying that she was on Randas
fault OF $500 TO answer.
On Saturday afternoon q number of the adj
herents Of Michael Norton the Tammany candidate for
Senator IN the WIN District at the corner Of Greene and
BroOme-sts, attacked truck carrying bell and brass
band and decorated with bunting and notices IN the IN
ercst Of Iguatus Fynu the opposing Democratic cand.
date tore tie decorations and attempted 10 overuTn the
vehicle. They were finally driven away by the police.
Shortly after the close of the twilight last
evening the northern horizon begun TO be illuminated
with the auroTal hight AT s2 the streamors up
ward from the horizon toward the zenith At sos these
variety Of hue the scarlet and rOsered coOr very
! prominent Inc evening was very clear The emerald
| arch was noted for the beauty OF its color.
The Right Rev. Bishop Lynch and Archbishop
eject Of Toronto Canada Bishop Blanchette OF Oregon
Bishop Demars Of Vancouyers Island, on the Pacific
the Very Rev Father McShery. the Vicar-Genora OF
Brooklyn and the Very Rev. Deacon and Father Tran
and NOrthgove were passengers Saturday in the
steamship Perere for Europe, via Bres TO attend the
0icumenical Council.
On Saturday evening, soon after the close Of
the registry, VIM TnsOw Of No. 22 East Twenty ghth.
tct Of the Twenty first Ward. while going home, at
tackled by n gang OF Democratic rOughs, and badly
beaten kicked about the head and body His oense
refusing TO record the names OF number on re-
peaters. His wounds dressed at the Thirty
Police Station, and he was then sent home.
A statue representing private Of the It'll
Regiment N. j. placed in the Central Park The
t23 600 II will be placed on granite pedestal on either
side OF which will DO the rcgmcntal motto aud apprO
pirate devices. Bronze columns bearing the Of
those members OF the regiment who have been removed
Inv death viii stand around the statue II ~ thought the
entire cost may exceed $4,000
A number of magnificent presents, made to
the Hon William ii. Seward, occasion OF his
visit TO California Alaska will be exhibition dur
ing the present week IN the windows OF Mcsrs Browne
Spaulding under the Metropolitan Hotel heavy
with mosaic head OF rich specimens Of gOldbearing
quartz the gift of the California Pioneers, and massive
gold cigar case presented by the City OF San Francisco
are especially deserving OF Inspection.
Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at
Bellevue Hospital over the body Of Thomas Frcry, who
died from injuries received on Friday night in the follow
ing manner He much under the influence Of liquor,
and entered No 90 OF the Thirdave line refusing to
pay his fare nc elected by the conductor VIM. BOyce
Frery Then stumbled and fell npOn the railroad track
receiving "a fracture Of the skull lie was native OF
Ireland age "a years, and lived at No 81 Frstavc.
On Saturday afternoon, party of gentle
men cOmposed the Commissioners Of Emigration, the
German Consul OF ewYOrk and other German notabes.
visited Wards Island an inspection tour and to see
how tire migrants OF their nationality were fGrng, aud
also OUT of reguPct 10 the interest which the German
Government has taken IN emigration. Among the more
prominent were the Hon. &. &. Nerpanck, Johannes
ROesinc Consul North German Confederation, Count
BOesbasN, Henry Ocluches, William Maor, Prof
Charles 4. JOv Senator wilkinson OF Minnesota, Drr.
CarnOclHn, Ford. SchinR, DfOyeri commissioners
LOutrrl. kapp. BissDgcr ana OGornan, Bernard Cas-
scTly A. H. Hicks and Assistant Secretary. Jhey were
hospitality received by the officers Oh the island, aud
after inspecting the budinCs with the condition and
management OF which they expressed helr sasaclioh'
were Invited 10 Tie SupcllniendcIs house, MhcIo tty
partOOk az dinner, after which, the venerable President
Of the Commissioners welcomed the guests, ana lDe
Consul Of tho German nation IN particular and proposed
his health, which WAS cordially drank The latter replied
In brief speech, alndng 10 the great influence that The
German element was destined Ia have On American
affair hereafter SPEECHES followed from Messrs. Knapp.