New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

The steamer Holsatia, Captain Ehlers, OF the
last Tip from this port TO Europe crossed the Atlantic
in days and II hours. landing at COWes, Engahu
tnat port being usually made in hours that this
voyage the quickest ever made across the Atanuc
viz: days, 2l hours.
Mr. George Smith, and several leading coun-
sci associated with him. have issued printed copies OF the
complaints made by the fever passengers OF the ship
James Foster jr Mr. Smith will in few days commence
civil action against the owners OF the vessel unless in
the meantime the legitimate demands Oh MS clients Dc
compiled with.
The leading stationers of this city, including
Messrs Root, Anthony & Co.. William H. Arthur & Co.,
Bowen Co, Austin Co, Seymour: Rennard a Hay.
Co., p W. Derham g. f. Sears, sackett Mackay, Hos
ford Sons G. III. Clayton Nathan Lane, Henry spear,
and Frederick Alen VIII close their Saturday
al Ia O'clock out OF respect memory Of the late
George f. Nesb All satoners are requested to do the
same.
arrived with husband by the City Of Cork steamship
few days ago, intending to proceed to her relatives iii
she sold her property In BandOD County Cork for 4i
and gave the money to her husband She appeared at
tute and unable TO find her husband, whO she alleges
elOped with woman with whom he became acquainted
during the voyage.
CHAPMAN ct al agt. the schooner Transit.
This was libel brought by the OF the pilotboat
A. T. Stewart the IT, g. District Court Ia Admiralty, TO
about 5000 for damages sustained by her by be-
ing run by the schooner Transit the morning OF
May a. 1866 Cape May The Court decided that the
collision the result OF carelessness on the part OF
those navigating both vessels. and that the damages
ascerained by reference must be divided between
vessels the question OF costs TO be reserved until the
coming N OF the report
The managers of the "Wilson" Industrial
School and Mission, No. 81 Avenue A. have purchased
large building 4x90 feet situated at the corner OF
Eghth-st and Avenue A, which they intend 20 prepare
immediate occupation For three years the work OF
this institution has hindered for lack OF room. Dur
ing these years 1t has embraced day echoos dressmak
ing plain sewing. and housework department, and
Bble class aud Mothers Meetings." In addition
many friendless girls have been furnished with nights
lodging or AN asylum until suitable nome ooald De pro-
vided for them.
The Board of Police Commissioners held a
meeting yesterday when the following changes IN the
Covers OF the FOrtythd Precinct promoted To be acting
sergeant Of FOrtynlnth Roundsman Geo d. Kass OF
Of the Eighth transferred to the Twenty third Rounds
BlacEman, for many years attached 70 the Twenty
fourth sent their designations, which we're accepted
The following patrolmen we're made ronndsInen w. Z.
same precnct Charles Smith OF the seVenteont sent
Twenty third; Peter Meey Gf the Ninth sent to
the Seconds William Fountain OF the hIOau"ay SQuau'
assigned TO duty with his squad
Ex-Postmaster- Gen. Randall, and Gen. Ben
ham, U s. A., are at the Astor House. Commander NJ;
Lieut. Edwards of the British Army Col Williamson u:
Engineers Col J. II. French aud Thatcher Magogn OF
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The Hon W. H. Barnun,
~ c., Connectcut Judge Hitchcock a Cleye;
Z. B. award Detroit are at the 81. Nicholas
HaaDt Wots 5gaEe FasH Hammond Of MaTyiand and
at the HewYork Hotel Paymaster Gen. Magee of Gov.
HoNmans stan rs at the Clarendon Hotel. Judge Under
wood OF Boston, ana Il. Reilly OF Lancaster Pa at
tho Westminster Hota Lieut.. Commander CLARK. U. s.
Navy, is at The Albemare Hotel. RorxUo BIEalow OF
Boston, and JNhn " Hall, Vermont al the BreVoort
House
The case of Mrs Nairose, who was outraged
board the vessel Hedwick, during the VOYAGE from
Bremen. the ID ult before DR. JohanIes R6aDg
ConsulGenera for the North German Confederation az
his office, No III Broadway, last evening Mrs Malrose
was accompanied by her husband. From APPEARANCE
and deDe&Dor, Dr. Rsng pronounced her INSANE but AZ
she wac anxious To make statement his Apcretry tooh
her afdavit during which she exhibited Indications OF
violent insanity Her husband through the Interpreter
said that yesterday afternoon, after her Interview with
the District Alton ney, she showed symptoms of mental
MI. Mar0se examined. his evidence
showing fao>s: DR. Rising said that he greatly
regretted that he bat jurisdiction to ssuc warrant
for the arrest OF the batswan that 10 deporabe
that board foreign essels Ourages OF this kind could
be committed with inn unity, and that all Consus in
could do would be TO take the deposition OF the
and defendant and transmit them TO the
Governments which they represented. He hoped the
would be brought Justice, bnt he cosd
permit Mrs MairOse, her presnt condition to sign the
.iitlaYit which she had made.