New-York tribune., 1870-04-07

.,o, n, Calico Recepton OF the New.York Masquerade
Club. The neat simple. tasteful and consrs.t with
the elaborate toettes displayed at manifold parties ns
with excellent music general d WelIserycd
supper The merriment lasted until an early hour ''
| morning. , - -
James Gibbons, the President of the fenlan
Senate mas SyH a ATTENTION Il to any reports
the congress att Chicago the mn inst and to be the
tom Gen Rirwan the Fenan Secretary Of war war
has resigned being dlssatisnsd' s Meshau the
Fenan Senator will sufficiently recovered to attend
| the Congress at Chicago, on the ilth inst
The Board of Directors of the German I'M
migration Society met yesterday afternoon During the
past month 1886 German immigrants arrived a. inns pTi
being falling of as eompstea n aoaus aTs We're landed
one thousand three hundred and hftyOn dollars VII
expended in aid OF German mmgran,s, anu ia rn,n"t
amount was appropriated to be used during to
month The treasurer reported balance OF so1o ID 'no
| treasury, exclusive OF the capital OF the society
| Early Yesterday, the stock of fancy goods be-
longing Pincus Mayne on the first Moor OF 'he two @
| story building, No. 6G4 Grandst, was burned Ioss
$4,000 insurance for SCo by he @ dSeng Loss
furniture, $500 insured for $500 by the 81 & v
as dwelling. Ioss on furniture by water aud smoke
$500; insured. Mrs Elizabeth Gcary was INJURED s.
ously by leapng from second'story "indo" u 'n'
| pavement =.
| meeting of the TObacconists' Association
was held yesterday at No loS Waterst Tor the puposo
OF maturing measures 70 secure ~ taxation on
ali sorts of tobacco committee appointed to pro-
coed to Washington and confer with the heads OF the
Revenne Department on the matter. Should this com
mttee fail In accomplishing It's object the
tends TO thoroughly agtae the question and get up pet
tons to Congress signed all the consumers OF tobacco
| la the United States
| Fire Marshal Bracket reports the following
fires IN this city during March. 1870, as compared Win
tnose anrnc the same month in 1862 follows 1870 80;
1862 79 Losses 1870, 1852, ,2 1869 s5o2lSO INSURANCE
"a were caused by careessnes IL by oyerheated stoves
I6 by kerosene by defective hues by ncendares ana
mi
caused loss OF over $4,000 Margaret Mcclure, charged
with by the Marshal pleaded guilty ana was
Patrick F. o'Brlen is also held for tria ior s'na'
| onense.
The German Hospital Aid Society is. prepar.-
ing for increased effort in aid OF Hospital fund
committee has been appointed to make arrahssmda sd
since the first January 81 2 has been collected WHICH,
with the exception Of s73 in the hands of inc treasurer
Hospital Since September last s2Oll has been collected
During the past month 90 patients were reaea; osve
manag cement. to be purchased again and ar1ange
ments being made for laying out garden Oh Third
| ave. as a breathing place for convalescehts'
The funerel services of DR.. Galen Carter, an
esteemed physician Of long practice IN this continuity, NM
who died suddenly on saturday evening" were neu yeS
large attendance OF the Faculty and fEends OF the de-
Medicine and Of the County Medical Society formed IN
the yestry The remains were followed by Dr A.
NJ Morris j. II, Grscom. q. A Sabine, T. Delateld and
A. q. Elliott, who acted as pailbearers The Rev IL -
and read the funeral service assisted by the Rev. W. F
Morgan, d. D., the Rev. Stephen H. Tying Jr, aud the
Rev. n. L. Briggs
The new charter and its effect upon existing
office holders the chief topics OF conversation IN
public places yesterday. NV Robert L. DarraGh mem
ber OF the Croton Aqueduct Department. says that he
knew Of the abolition Of his office only through tho news
papers hat he had received no official intormaton Dut
| would yacate his Office Saturday, and at that time
would turn over TO the person appointed to them
works now being completed by the Board to be
tuued after five days He is ready he says to turn over
the books five minutes notice as well as five days
notice. The Street Department presented its usual APP
pearance and head Of department or clerk et sure VI
his position All Of the subordlDates OF the Com
mon Council feel very uncertain TO their future but
generally trust 10 the new Boards to be retained ID theif
present positions.
! Coroner Rollins Yesterday held an inquest at
No 2i2 East Twenty y-arstst, over the body Of David
Barry who suocated the 30th ult by the cavng
The evidence showed that the Improperly
stpucted, and verdict accordance was gwen Also
&c. who fell dead from her chair at No IN Ease Fourth.
| St over the body Of Matthias Beger late Of No. 6i3
received While al work stenway pianofore manutac-
tory in Fourthave near FIFTY second st. Goroner hee
nan yesterday held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital over
the body OF James Casey 70 who died from Injuries
received by falling through the hstSswsy Of s9h'
WeoeE yesterday fen dead in the drug store of A. J.
| Nochin, No 22s Eghthaye
! BROOKLYN-The Executive Committee of
the Democratic General Committee last evening caused
salute of guns to be fred from Fort Green TO cele
| brlte the result of the Connecticut election.
Before Judge Thompson, in the City Court,
jury gave 500 damages TO Mary Weisert against Thos
Field money intrnsted TO him indemnity for going
bail for her late husband
In the matter of the application of the Fourth
Unversast Society for leave to sell real estate order
has issued by Judge Barnard authorizing the sale
| OF the real estate in question for $4,000
/ In the Court of Sessions, Edwin Riley was
tried for obtaining SIS worth Of clothing from j. H. Mar
tin of No. 81 summit.st by false representations. He'
sentenced to the Penentary for Two years ~ hard
| labor.
The fire at the New-York Oil Company's
factory, Of Kent and Washington ss Greenpont
caused by the oyerheatlng OF cottongIg aud re.
emitted the loss of $l50O00 stock and building The
owner Of the factory Is Mr.. Francis :. Gore.
The following is the result of the elections
for Supervisors IN the County Towns OF Kings County
Francis Hopkins Dem; Flaands, Henry L. Rider, Rep;
GraveseDd, Jacques StiweL Dem; NeWLotts, Gillian
&. SChenck Dem.
The German Dramatic Club gave musical
and theatrical performance last evening at their Club
Rooms, Boerum and Lyingstonsts the proceeds
To be gwen in aid OF the New Female Industrial Home.
There was large attendance and the performances OF
the amateur members Of the CluD, always creditabe.
pleasantly finished by soiree dansote, which
lasted till early this morning.
MOUNT VERNON.--1he Board of Trustees have
adopted resolution directing the clerk to inform Mr. Kt,
would be understood abandoned contract
would be a. arded to other
NEW-ROCHELLE.-The village was lighted with
gas for the frst time on Tuesday night
NEWARK.-The registry Of dogs was commenced
yesterday at The City Clerks once Each dog to be furnished With
little & aye n ys.fs dsssS.sr Of am a W. R.ss. ns
22t Rmst, yesterday fell through hole the
.i no bos. ar. entertained Of her K nsss
years fell the elevated s Al tie
EAST ORANGE.-The citizens have voted 10 bond
The district for $4,000 for school purpo,es
CALDWELL N. Jon Tuesday morning, forci-