New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
NfM-YORK CITY.

fc Book Tsdc sale and was devoted to stationery Of
various kinds
The annual reunion and dinner of the Off
s- OF the tth Artillery takes place this evening at G. at
She Coleman House.
Joseph FLYNN. who was dubbed by some men
ST No West Houston the sth inst has died Of his
wounds No arrests.
A. Gilbert and c. c. Caswell have been ap-
poued clerks in the Custom House and Albert Rodgers
clerk IN the Naval Office.
The body of Louis HOf, vagrant, was
found Yesterday morning in the brewery of Charles
UlendoId, at No. 196 santon-st
Thomas Price of No. 533 West FortysXth
e.. killed Monday night by the fall Of pile OF
lumber in j. NJ Stevins's yard Two Others we're injured
Brig-Gen. Charles Yates, who formerly COM
usndod the Second Brigade n. Y s.. n. c., is lying
dangerously III his residence, No los East Fifty
Dlntlst.
Cornelius Lynch and his wife, once large
property owners in this city, yesterday sent to
BlackWeis Island for three months, vagrants and
confirmed drInkards. i
A number of capitalists left this city yes
trday morning for Colorado, with view OF examining
The mines. and otherwise prospecting. Among them
were Dr s Kane brother of the Arctic explorer, Mr.
Goot2el and F. Lepor.
John a. Green, age 81, on Monday night
attended ball became intoxicated and, returning home
90 No a West Thirteeuth-st fell from fOurth-story
window, and was killed
The Seventh Battalion of the Fire Depart
ment reviewed and inspected yesterday in Mount
Norrissquare by Inspector Mackey. The battalion is
composed Of the Harlem companies and those doing
coses the annual inspection.
The billiard match between RudOlphe and
Dion for the possession Of the champion diamond
and $1,000 which postponed in consequence Of the
S"T al Apollo Hall After the match Dion will 90 TO Cal
horna. 10 play John Deery in match game, about the
r. W. Martin ir., for many years prominent
stock and paAd operator in Broadst yesterday
sounced bis suspension the Presidents of the Stock
and Gold Exchanges, Of which he has long been mem
The result ~ operations entered into several months
ago lie conemplates speedy settlement with creditors
The North German LlOyds' steamship Her
got ont Of port early yesterday unmOlested by any
French war vessel and is in aA probability well on
her way Germany. The Messrs oerichs, the agents
Of the Company announce that me vessels OF he NoIh
German LOyd expected 10 sail regularly as follows;
ST rom I HsTS1p Oct q the sneSia 18th ThuTingia
IN The investigation into the alleged general
order warehouse frauds continues but to every in
qury Clarke, Of the in charge processes
the most profound gnorance has idea OF what is do
ing what has done likely he done. He says
there has no report yet but the contrary is sur
missed inaeHuch the Investigation expected to
a%y Depaty Surveyor XIX and Deputy Collector Clarke
were engaged IN close conversation III the dt'ers pr-
A GOOD hand of colored musicians is about
T. e formed I'm the city. During the war; when colored
regiments left NewYork for the field, the difficulty Of
obtaining band to precede them was 4surmounaible,
until the Governors Island was obliged, ny orders
from Washington, to perform that service Ihe Presl-
dent pf tine Union League Club has now headed sub
ecTVHon I~ with 500 for the purchase OF Instruments
Tie general pu,c viii doubtless follow so good
4 meeting Of the incorporators of the Trans
Continental Railroad Company held yesterday. Gen.
john C. Fremont presided and Judge Tbbits acted as
Secretary Among those present were Gen. N p Banks
Gr, Throc xmorton Of Texas Col Morton, Gen. Dewey
Alderman j. p. Hart and others. Col Morton, Chair
man Of tnc Committee Subscriptions reported that
number ~ men were the way TO this city from Texas
Who we're Interested in the proposed road
ana a-sed for an adjournment until ~, today Ss1S
CAV, some interesting facts in regard to the history Of
IN, eht,Illie an" I'm liv Ia s,t2 2td ed YaridTs suos and
also large tracts land. The road passes through
eastern part j, Heavily tmhered, and embraces mag
mnccut pine forest of 50 miles. There are immense de-
pos.s of aud is regarded as the greatest cot
ior region ID the United states.
BROOKLYN.
Visitors to Prospect Park last week, 9S,C35;
Un sunday, ATS
Mr.. Albert VOLTS residence, No. 13O Gra-
hsm-ave J.. D.. was robbed Monday night Of $50,
and iewelry valued al $50.
The Water Board yesterday fixed the assess
for the sewers in the seventh, Nineteenth, and
Twenty first Wards at siO355j 7j
Repairs TO Hicks-st.. from PieTepont to At
tnt.c, WILL s5I23 90 Hoyt-st, from Dean to Baltic
$5O3 C5 Hoytst, from Fulton-ave. to Dean-st.,
poei u,
Many Inspectors and Canvassers elected in May
,as have failed 10 qualify The Board OF Supervisors
will oil 200 vacancies In the l9 districts 35' Inspectors
we're elected.
The Prospect Park Commissioners, last even
ing discussed the matter Of improving Tompkns Square
but abandoned the idea learning that it would cost
tC5UOO for walks, tIausI planting grading, &c.
The contract for regulating and grading the
New Boulevard from Prospect Part to Fort Hamilton
has been awarded Patrick Dunno and Thomas McCaun
~ $1,000 The avenue is tO De 100 feet wide.
There were 221 deaths last week; G2 under
year Of age; 80 men, 43 women, rs boys and "a girls
from phthss 2s cholera inantum 81 marasmus l9 con
vusOns. 10; meningitis, ~ smallpox Z; suicide 2; ma
England, z; Austria, Holland and Prussia, each
The installation of the Rev. j. H. Brodt
a. the successor OF the Rev. Leonard W. Bacon
In the pastOrate OF the New England Congrega-
tona Church South Ninthst, took place last evening
The service commenced with an anthem by the choir Of
lie church after which prayer offered and portions
0f scripture were read by the Rev. Mr.. WilltOn OF
Flu-nng. The Rev. DR.. j; r. thompson OF the Broad
way Tabernacle, NewYork, preached an eloquent dis
course founded the first chapter OF ST Paus Epste
to the COlOssans, 10Th verse. Dr. thompson was fol
lowed by the Rev Dr. Arkman o. the sprngst Church,
Hew-York in an impressive charge TO the new pastor.
tionai custom was given ~ Mr. Brod by the Rev 6. b.
Wilcox Of Jersey oy th3S BENG Sp of SeySE WSo
urged upon them the duty Of zealousy cooperating WIN
re Chnrcb The service was brought TO close by the
chi dTen the Sabbath school connected WIN tue cDuch
singing hymn Of welcome 70 the pastor expressly com
posed for the occasion, ana tbe cOngresaoh was Nj Nj
Missed with the benedctiOn pronounced Dy MN; III
BTOdt enters upon hs labors al South Nnhst unue INC
most cheering auspices.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WEST FARNs-The Quarterly Conference OF
the NethOdists this district RewYork Eas0 VIII be
held the John Bren's Church. on Saturday On sun
DAY attain the great feast OF the session will be held and
81 0t the Rev Hart r. PeaSe r. T., OF Brooklyn VIII oe-
hver the Conference sermons which. assisted by
Iesldeh eeI g men be Will administer the LORD suppeI