New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
p. Z. BeaureGard, late of the Rebel army,
sailed for France yesterday in the vile de Paris.
A prize of $4,000 for the best plan of equa-
ton of payments will be awarded at the Astor House 10
day.
An unknown man, age 30, died suddenly
Yesterday at second-ave. and Onehundred-andtweny-
sixthst
Between $4,000 and 10000 ladies and gentle
men visited Lord TaylOrs new store at the opening
on Monday last o
Israel Levin s's stock of goods, at No. 16o
Bleecker-st was damaged by fire yesterday sooo oS'
on budding, t200 Insured
The Caledonian Club, $50 members, has an
invested fund OF about $4,000 The public games when
they played this year netted them about S6'oOo'
Catharine Edwards, age 20, was found dead
in bed yesterday, in the lodging house NO III hlsn
ave She is supposed 10 have taken laudahuh'
Charles Cleansing, age 40, q Danish fireman
on tho steamship Denmark lying at Pier ~ North kVer
fell into the hold last night and was Instantly Aieu.
Senator Sumner is to lecture this evening,
in steinway Hail. before the Mercantile Library Associs
ton, on 1.-THE Duel between France ana Gefniany'
A meeting of retail milk dealers was held at
No % North Moorest yesterday to devise means to TO
duce the retail price OF milk to 10 cents quart Tho at
tendance was small, and nothing was done
The Tailors Union Benevolent Protective
Association thanked Justice Cox last night for refusing
to punish Robert Bsser for threatening the life OF one
Evans, who declined TO join taors strike
The Engineers Protective Society held their
third annual ball at Apollo Hail. last evening, and Troop
ID OF the LIST Regiment OF Cavalry, N. Co. s. n. " hed
its third annual ball at the Germania Assembly Rooms
CITY Chamberlain Bradley has paid 81, ,G91 IL
the City Treasury, as interest for November upon
the CITY and County moneys in his custody, making
s9sl7 which at present stands credited 10 ts uhu
The Cooperative Manufacturing and Land
Company Of Potter County, Penn, will hold meet
ing this evening at No. 24 Bowery. Addresses will be
delivered by Gen. sigel in German ana Dr. f. seeser
in English
A number of pupils who were graduated
from Grammar School No. 2s when Thos. Foulke was
Principal met yesterday and formed Thos Fouke As
sociaon with T L. Cody as President and Mr. j. Kelly
Secretary.
James Hammirl, age 10, of No. 211 West
Houston-st while intoxicated yesterday hanged him
self iron railing at the corner OF West Houston ana
Bedfordsts He was at once cut down. ana iocAeu u IN
the Greenwch-st. PoliceStatiOn.
Mayor Hall, late yesterday afternoon, ap-
pointed Senator Michael Norton, Thomas Conan, Presi-
dent Of the Board OF Aldermen James H. Ingcrsop and
John ]. Walsh, az New ConrtHouse ComhhsSicherS'
They will probably be sworn IN To-Day
Marshal Sharpe will commence taking the
new census in few days. Census Marshal will be ap-
pointed for each election district only four questions
win be psgty & IL age epo, aoI SiO''
| The General Committee of the Assistant
Census Marshas for the Southern District Of SewYork
| George W. Weed presiding. mot at ga Grandst last
evening prepared petition praying for an ABORTION OF
90 per cent 10 their salaries and delegated Mesrs MACK
Pablo, and Murray TO present IL 10 congress
Henry Schwartz, aged 1S, of Brrow-st., was
Yesterday arrested and taken before Superintendent
Kelso on a charge Of blackmang. Nearly six months
ago he detected boy, employed In downtown house,
In the act Of selling revenue stamps belonging to the
firm. exhibited shield, declared he was detective,
and extOrted from the lad the money obtained by him
for the stolen stanps Since then ts eharged schwartz
steal at various times, revenue stamps amounting TO
$500. The prisoner was locked up
BROOKLYN.
Sizer's cotton factory in North Thirteenth
st., T. D., was damaged $500 by fire yesterday.
Silas B. butcher, the newly appointed as
signee Of the Central Bank is to give $685. OOO security.
John Mccormack, late Secretary TO Mayor
Kabheisch died yesterday morning after long illness
Francis Presly of Hudson City was fatally
injured yesterday by fall from the roof OF HaIbTO0ks
dstilery on Front-st.
A CORPS Of physicians, by direction of the
Health authorities will visit the Sixteenth Ward to-day
and yaccnate the inhabitants.
Mrs Mary Ann Hayden fell from a third
story window Of her residence in COurtst. Ham
tOD-aVe, and was instantly killed.
The Water Board will discharge 200 laborers
to-day. Three hundred workmen have been discharged
from the Civil Engineers Department OF the EayyYar
Burglars attempted to blow open the safe
in the Office Of F. A. Van Idepsten No 2O2 Hudson-ave
yesterday morning They wero heightened Of, and left
their tools and powder.
A fire, last evening, in the grocery store of
Celia Dougherty No 279 waterst caused by the explo
sion OF kerosene lamp caused loss on stock Of $500
The building was damaged $780, Insured.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-Jas. O'Connell, charged
with attempted burglary and rape acquitted, yes
terday in the Queens County Of Sessions Hugh Duffy
pleaded guilty to the charge Of theft and was sentenced
Il. aFt1g III. FuAU II a ~
AsTORIA.-The stable OF Mr.. Walter was robbed Of O
horse and carriage, yesterday morning.
LoxG Island CITY.-J. W. Ambrose, Daniel Callahan,
and John r. Names were yesterday appointed members
Of the Excise Board, by Mayor Ditmars.
WmrEsroNE.-Cc d. NJ. Talmadge and r Q. Munson
nominated for Trustees OF the village by meeting
OF TAX RefoTmeIs," held Tuesday evening.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The Champion Baseball Club
held their annual ball at Coopers Hall last nght..A
Fair is holding at Hofman's Arcade, Newark-aye. in
aid Of the Chlldren's Home. set OF diamond jewery
value a. 900 Is TO be disposed of by lottery at IS chance.
y. Tho Finance Committee Of the Board of Aldermen
instructed yesterday TO negotiate loan OF sOOOo
In anticipation OF assessments for street improvements
- Frederick Baker was arrested yesterday by U. &.
Marshal onslow on charge OF repeating" and held IN
al library Hall in aid q ST. Peters Church now erect
ing at the corner Of Ocean and Bramhallaves.
HoBOKES-Ihe Common Council has informed the
structOns TO the drainage OF Hobokenaye are removed
suit will De commenced against the Company The
taxes more than 100 per cent greater this year than
ever before.
NBwARK.-The Rev. ]. 3. b. Hodges late Rector OF
Grace Church. win leave for his charge In Baltimore
to-day. The Holy Communion was administered yesier
day as farewell service AT the next session OF the
Legislature, application Will be made for charter TO
build steamIailroad from Newark through Orange,
South Orange, ana East Orange Townships. Henry
Baptist Church last night. AT the Common Council
meeting on Friday night resolution win be Introduced
Tor the widening Of spnnghedave. within the city I'm
its, 10 make u uniform With tho avenue laid out by
the Essex County Road Board from the city line to
IrYingtOn.