New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE CITY.

The Pneumatic Transit unncl is Nbioou ny
about ! 500 persons daily
The Aldermen were without quomm yes
terday and consequently did no business
The Hon. Geo. w. Miller, the new Supcrln-
tendent of the Insurance Department OF ths aVe j.
pected 10 be in this city tOuay
PAT Mullin. the man whom Tom Ilggnson
shaved and Barnum paid for taking his turn uicu AT
his residence IN this city last week.
An unknown laborer, yesterday momlng, WIS WIS
found insensible, and apparently partially 1,e' ao
corner Of ERhteenthsl' anu avenue ~ anu W."
TO Bellevue Hospital
The National Amateur Editors Association, at
Convention held in Newark on "Wednesday eioc, r w
L. Terhune OF Newark President; John j. D@IeS' iio
urer. and George A. HILL Secretary.
A truck loaded with eight bales of hay, be-
longing TO Louis Heinsz OF Seventy ana len
ave while being driven on ElghthaVe. htdi yA'0'N'
ST. was set on fire by two boys and Destroyer
Collector Grnnel has ordered thai Hereafter
all foreign merchandise landed undcr gem a.
fbe Cunard Bremen and Hamburg lines OF s'tamert sa
he sent TO Bonded Warehouses Nos 81 and a5 Westst
The managers of the Samaritan II me Tor tie
Aged have adopted resolutions expressive tlelr .lI
fulness 10 sgnor &. Ronconi Tor MS noe yn Ttit,
ing public entertainment which Melted inc Ihs'''u
ton s1,62O
William l.. Pennel an engin, = topping at
the Dey-st. House early yesterGay lsn 10 an almost
exhausted condition, and was carcd nc az tA'"uiSo'
Police Station. g,
On Wednesday night an unknov man hTed
hnllet from an gun through the st0is window NJ
$40 Bowery No one injured. althOu4 the pan e1
tered with sufficient force 10 bury itsei IN inc "oOu
work where 1t strucA
The surviving members of the 9th New-GOrl
Veteran Volunteers UiaWkiuss H0uayesl propose 10 OF
game an association having Tor s object the collection
OF al records pertaining 10 such OF the eoers 80 "e
killed in the late war.
The second grand ball of the Hebrew Free
School Association gwen last evening ~ Apollo
Han. The company was numerous snd ,re9 ,e n e
Gent committees were perfect
The funeral of Leopold Won eliza, late Colo
mel of the DeKab 4st NewloIk volunteers loon pace
Yesterday from his late residence AT No 2f East I~entv-
irsts The 5th Regiment. members Of the LederAriIH
and from many representatives 81 the German socc'eS
were present
Mavor Han Yesterday received rcmOn-
STRANGE numcrOusly signed by pr0perty-owners ana
others residing on EirSaye. against paving thh1 me-
oughare with wooden pavement "a the present coDpe
stone pavement i, regarded still good enough Tie
Mayor will send the paper TO the Common Council
There was another meeting, yesterday, OF the
Joint Specal Committee Of the Common Council aI-
pointed make the necessary arrangements for the re-
ceptGn OF the Hon. William H. seward The committee
leave the whole matter with the Common Council.
Ahout ; last evening fire broke ont in tie
fifth floor OF No Il Barclay ST. occupied by A. d. Barber
CrOckery dealer. HIS stock was damaged about 500
George Smith. importer OF buckets occupying the third
ana fourth floors, also sustained q loss. The building
was injured tho extent Of 500 The Of the lie
Was not aacertalned, ---.sS<s -.
Ex-Judge Beebe, counsel for Ira c. Gardiner
and wife, accused of having poisoned Capt John AK
andeT, VIII make application to-day 20 Judge lngralEn
Of the Court Of oyer ana Temner for wit Q, naras
no evidence to warrant thtIrdcteHtiOu. Prof DOreLus
has not yet completed bis analysis
The Church in Spring-st., near NaIick, was
sion OF concert and exhibition given by the scholars
and trends of the Spring-s SabbahSchOol. The youth
ful amateurs performed their parts very crcdaby.
This evening. concert FOR the same purpose WIZ De
gwen by the same performers at the same place
An artists association, bearing the name Of
Palette" win celebrate tine first anniversary of IT'S or
A Monday A v
Ijanf future for "Psctte" which is seen in the for.
ground floating on the smooth sea of prosperity presided
over by the laurelcd muse, and steercd by Cupid.
The steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. A. G.
Jones Of Rugers American steamship line. sailed yeste-
day afternoon Tor HaEIe, Stetn ana Copenhagen taf
ing out the French mails and about co passengers. Tie
ship had fun cargo, principally cotton and about $50
tuns Of small and ordnance stores for the Russian
Government. 4 number OF prominent shipOwners wee
present To see the ship start.
The American Institute was in session las.
evening. motion that section ~ commerce should BE-
appointed. and so appropriated to their resulted
after debate IN the passage of the resolution, that
subject at the next meeting. some modification of the
manner Of conducting routine business made
Several newlmembcrs we're elected, aud the Board ad-
jOurned.
Early yesterday morning an unknown in
cendsy broke board ia the partition Of the cellar
No. lis FGstayer occupied by Adam Oppcnheimer for
the storage 81 croCkeIy, and set fire to quantity OF
hay used Tor packing. The fire soon discovered and
eNtiHguIshed. Considerable alarm OccasiOncd
among the tenants in the upper part Of the building The
loss slight. Insured for The building owned
by A. j. Odch, was slightly damaged.
The schooner Hickory, Capt Allen from
HobOken, with cargo OF pig iron for Atlantic Dock
while going down the North River was struck by a
board at the time the captain and three men.
Of whom, Samuel d. Martin had his arm broken in
is owned by T. d. Smith, Samuel Martin and the captain
Of Hobosen. The crew were rescued by the steamer
Rather and landed IN this city.
Soon after midnight an ncendiary fire was
discovered in the unoccuped part OF an old frame build
ing IN One-hundred andnineteenthst., between Third
and Fourthaves. II was soon extinguished. The re
mander ofithe building occupied by poor coOred peo-
pie. Al q the building again fred, and damage
done to the furniture and effects of the occupants
amount OF 500 The building ~ owned by Anthony Me
Cone and IA damaged 500. No trace OF the incenday
has been discovered yet by the Police.
The opening exercises of the new Primary
School Building No. Is, took place yesterday afternoon
The new building Is commOdOus, and well fitted up.
is about s68OO The opening exercises were very largely
attended by the parents ana friends OF the children The
James ". Booth, James Harrison, A. j. hathewsOn,
James W. Farr, and Charles T. Wright also M Larre-
Gore President OF the Board OF Education. The various
Iectaons and musical parts OF the programme were adj
miraby executed; and addresses made 10y MI.
Larremore, James W. FAIR, Charles s. Wright, and
eral visitors.
A meeting. under the auspices of the National
Temperance Society held last night the Eleventh
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. j. d. Blaine secretary
Ohe society presided and prefaced the addresses of the
evening 10y "A Few remarks. The Rev. II. d. Northrup
gave narrative OF Experiences" which within
the speakers personal knowledge. where made fools
OF Themselves by drinking intoxicating liquors He was
followed by the Rev Dr. kIttredge, the pastor of the
Church. who used his happy faculty OF making stale
subject fresh looking 10 much advantage The Rev
Mr. Sration followed the Rev. Mr.. Klttredge and Prof
Nickeisoh announced that new division No 22 OF the
Sons OF Temperance has just opened IRE IN East Fifty
fOuithrt. against rum. After a collection the IueetiI,
was closed with a blessing pronounced by the Rev Mr.
StrattOn.
BROOKLYN.-The Brooklyn Central Dis
pensary treated Jj new patients Cg prescriptions
and made 81 vaccinations last month
Troops T." and ." H." I'd Regiment of Cav
airy and Battery &C. lat Regiment AttilaIy were mus
tered out yesterday afternoon. 10y Col Buroig of Gen
Dakn's stan. Second DIVISION ". &.