New-York tribune., 1869-04-02
THE CITY.

sSI then vsahls - ea.l1
THE CITY.
Senator Chandler of Michigan was IN town
Yesterday and left for Washington last evening
The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
tion met yesterday but transacted no business 0i
Mr. Henri PichOt, agent for the new French
English newspaper ne Neg dec published al Burning
ton VT is in this city soliciting subscriptions
The wife of Mr.. William Wheatley died yes,
take place al her fathers residence in Philadelphia
Mr. j. p Beaumont's collection of paintings,
nov on view at Miner & Barkers Gallery No $40 Broao
way is to be sold ca Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. ,,ry.. ... ... ro.I.i,J iI
complimentary dinPer WI roo pe oHeFon gTSn 'IsS re-
gently appointed to the chair OF Mixed MatnepT por
mus viii preside and addresses viii be made By the Hon
Richard L. Lawrence, James w. Gerard ,bs tno OD -"
Edwin A. Merritt, the new Naval Olncer Oh vi
che pert assumed the duties of his Office yesterday anu
appointed Cornell Franklin special deputy ana ~: M
was called on by clerk Of the department & ana msEe @
few Mr. Alonzo B. Cornell fns msw fba nn
he viii make none until he finds It necessary
John William, and Thomas A: Young. sons sons
Of Brigham R2s 1SsP eR Sny 6een soSrRg for
with some relatives and called on Mr. Dnrant res
ofee No 20 Nssssust They presented % that sentle mt
man letter Of introduction from their father VINO mas
SS sa Lake Tse They are Shemahy and
intelligent appearing young men,
Assessor E. d. Webster of the Thirty second
District has requesed United States Distrsc
Courtney commence l6 separate actions - md
GsSET Gaf TSSh bSdre p the rm Of Car Dodge
Co for the recovery OF penalties under the liot
refused and neglected TO make the returns and paymen
required by that section The penalty for each refusal
neglect 10 make the required return ana pay
,t20g, The yrits viii Ps served today
A meeting of non commissions oibcers anu
prvates Of the Army Of the Potomac was ~ 9e@ i
1ifand Protective and Benevolent Society The toho%iSg
OFFICERS were elected by sc+gS Ia1non Secretary
Louis Leroy Corresponding seeretary on
e Treasurer ra sTSeSed SSSa a. and arrangements sde
holding weekly meetings Ths organaaH0n ON Viii l b be
strictly bipartisan, and none pu enisteu inen MAJ 10
allowed TO become members. .. ..r.. t- .
The Hamburg and American Steam Packet
Company as by their annual report for l8SS
about IS GOO ns Of freight and s46SS in specie
from NewYOrk to Hamburg and 81 steamers & WIN S,,1D
70 New York The quickest voyages between n
and ~ 5&S SeTe Tes 9Ss NJ july 10 August
I'm days hours Hosatia Nov % TO Dec IN DAYS
opaSy SS95 IN short Ho time e Win add new steamer
,SIesa, TO their line. 20
Senator Wilson, Chairman of the Military
a bill providing that all claims for bounty &c. mace by
behalf Of those who served in the late war shall De
maid directly 20 the claimants heirhers, and not 10 an
attorney or agent This bill Is intended TO prevent the
increase Of frauds such as have Seen % Ss%e inter
sed themseyes m the success of this the ladies
%e uns nIs IN their e2eTcns to aid the sick and
wounded soldiers in hospital in the vicinity OF this city
the widows and orphans of those who pershed while
lighting their country's battles. l
The following is report of the receipts from
1nternsl Revenue in the several Collection Districts n
snl s% % E seyent sS Districts
the formation Of these DlsSts In the s55h m m Dss6e S ~
an the Seventh District Collector Bake), tOo573O 10
and in the Thirty District CoecIor shook TN
very large Of s44423252 I5 The March collections
in the several Districts were as follows;
th F5 tiisf s @ nafe D'' saS6 D;ic IVES 4
siItb Disirict,....... 1s'lel . 5-1,,o5 >
Siss1G Disset W 1885, sas q
Mr.. James M. Macgregor the Superintendent O.
Ssa BSSns e has s qsTd S ne & Of s M2EG to %
following is synopsis OF the report Buidng remaining
and Inspection OF Buildings al the close Of February
number Of buildings reported to the iron
of Ss Of the buildings reported unsafe during March,
following buildings during the month with accompany
ing Recommendations NO. 1924 Greene-st, that building
Twenty-sixthst, that u be properly repaired; No 2l
sevehth-sts like disposition and Nos 2o8 and 2lO Wes
The Chamber Of Commerce met at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, Mr. George oPdyke First Vice.
smaller than usual After the reading Of the minutes q
the last meeting the Chair named Messrs A A. Low, s.
Dvdands q ar Insurance Companies Mr. SIMON Tobias
was elected member Of the Chamber. Mr.. Low, from
ght amendment 70 the bill before the state Legs
relative the Harbor laws The Secretary read
States Coast Survey, BeIjamin Pierce relative TO the
resolutions lately passed by the Chamber in regard tc
harsor improvements. 1t was ordered on fe and the
Chamber then adjourned. =,
Senator Buckingham of Connecticut, ex-Gov
Smith OF Vermont, the Hon. r. ID. Rice OF Maine, C.
Culver Of PeHnsylyapi Col J. P Willard US A., Col
the Fifth Avenue Hotel; Gen. o. L. Shepherd, u A.
ex-cOngresFman Burt Van Horn Of Loekport Y, e1
CONGRESSMAN John b. Alley OF Massachusetts, Fran
cls OF The Troy Times, ana Lieut. t-Commapder COlyo
wsG Sie SPECIAL ReyeSSe commissioner, is at the
Hoffman House; Gen. H. i. Robinson OF Binghamton
aud the AZ HaTtis of Baltimore, at the 81
Nicholas Hotel Col. f. 'Gebhard, u. 8. A. and L. A
Cooley of Philadelphia at the Metropolitan Hotel the
Hon A. Parker Of Albany NJ. de Lima Of Washington
and Joseph Price, Treasurer OF the Great Western Kan
way OF Canada are the BrevOOrt Houses Judge GreeI
of New. Jersey and Col W. b. Wooster OF Connecticut
at the st. james Hotel ......r..
BROOKLYN.-During the month of March
Ia police found lie lost children, and restored then
70 tfle1r parents .I. -.. .oI
The United States Commission appointed tC
Examine the feasibility OF the East River bridge, visited
city yesterday morning and held conference viii
Mr. ROebnng the engineer Mr.. Roebng presented plans
auenty proceeded with the Commissioners to the ground
sides of the river where the abutments are u
aud hear opinions relative the probable
winch the bridge will cause TO naval shipping, i- y
number of prOperty-Owners on Flushing
and Nassaust have prepared petition for presenta
ton Legislature demonstrating against the passage
of law before that body for tho widening Of Nassau
1t. and Flushngave. from the corner Of Nassau and
fssdge- city line The remonSrants state that
IL public necessity requiring the proposed widen
g and regradlng ana tne taxing ~ Tue "a Ispd gou1 10
further the Government being owners OF the land
on one SIDE OF flushing ave ior nearly one mile tneu
owners the other side, ..II T..rF
Yesterday morning, at O'Clock, veteran of
the Of l2 named VIM James died at the corner OF