New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-31
THE CITY.

The fishermen are putting shad poles down
in the Hudson River
The Spanish frgate Lealtad is coaling pre-
psIatoTy to sailing for Havana. o. -r--..-ss
The United States frisate Colorado went
down the Bay yesterday afternoon TO adjust her com
passes.
The garrison flag at Fort Columbus, on Gov
ernors Island WA was dsRaHed at & in r
truck. H. Wv VIVA
The Eastern German Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will be held In the FUrheh
ST. German church near Nnthave. commencing to-day.
Bishop Arnes Will preside.
The fruit steamer Camilla, with $4,000 boxes
arrived yesterday from scilan ports. Oranges were
selling l6 for Is cents by the peddlers yesterday.
Joseph Deutras, the driver of the horse and
Billiard carrying five barrels Of Illicit Brooklyn Iu.
admitted to $4,000 bail yesterday by Commissioner
Shields
David Barry, age 40, of Second-ave. near
Tnyninthst.. while work, yesterday, cleaning out
new oven IN the bakery No ~ ast s was
moved 10 his late residence
The Annual Report of the Trustees of the
Sailors Snug arboT has been sent 70 the Sy oce1s
1902 $ls.267 10; and the disbursements N3iOS2 6l
leaving in treasury at date, sli,lsi 80.
The Plasterers' Society has elected the fol-
lowing officers President, Alexander kear VieePres
dent, John Il. King; Recording Secretary j. Heating;
iarT E1ward GALLAGHER: Treasurer Daniel Giassett ::
Trustees H. Barr, J. Doherty, and ]. McGarry.
Mrs. Caroline Calmbach, alias Gungus, and
her husband Of Newark are under arrest charge
defraudne the Government Of false vouchers for
pensions The woman continued TO draw pension after
leased on $500 bail
Among the passengers by the steamship Ham,
monia, from Iiayre, Major W. C. Barney, who has been
IN making contract WIN te Desl ev ,e is s
marine cable between the United states and Belgium
under the concession which he obtained last November
from the Belgian Government.
The steamer Drew of the Peoples Line left
for Albany last evening, and the Dean Richmond viii
in a few days, when the Drew viii act as reserve
tins popular line. These fine steamers have been put in
for the seasons business, and will doubtless have
liberal patronage this year. as usual.
Extensive preparations are making for the
Cuban War Meeting be held in the Cooper Institute
are Congressman Fitch OF Nevada Gen Banks OF Massa
chusetts John Mitchell. James g., Thayer, Fernando
ford, and Cassus NJ Clay The attraction of music will
be added 10 that Of oratory.
The Liederkranz Society is making prepare
tOns grand musical festival 10 take place at Stein
way Hall in three weeks, the gross proceeds OF which
viii go to the German Hospital fund. All the expenses
something of novelty, the programme VIII constitute
sort OF historicalnasical panorama including iuSra
tons Of old and new styles OF music.
Before Commissioner Newton, in the Y. s.
Eastern District Court, yesterday the Of Charles
Teppe arrested for attempting 10 pass counterfeit $40
ment after which the counsel for defendant asked that
that he Intended to pass bad bill The motion was de-
med and the case adjourned until this morning
| The Rev. r. ID. r. Keatinge ID. d., whose
articles Roman affairs in The Christian Union have
attracted much attention, will deliver address this
evening in the lecture-room OF Plymouth Church. Dr.
Keatinge. who officer Of the Roman Court Secre
| tary 10 the late Cardinal dAndrea, and Assistant
Librarian IN the Index Expurga0rus. viii give several
chapters OF his nterseetng aud eventfu life, and tell how
| he became IL Protestant
| meeting OF friends and supporters of Mr.
T. J. Joachmsen was held last night at Mr.. Horns
Of Fourteenthst and Seventhaye for the purpose
OF recommending his nomination candidate for Judge
In the Court OF Common ea Resolutions To that effect
unanimously passed, aud Mr.. Jeachnsen returned
Mr. OteDdore) confer with other and
| further the interests Of Mr.. Joachinsen.
| Gen. Sharpe, the new United States Marshal.
called Marshal Harlow yesterday, aud had n short
interview with him. lie will take possess of his office
Marshal Harlow will assume MS duties Collector of
the Fourth Internal Revenue District. and Collector
PeasoDton OF the Fourth District, will commence
operations the Thirty second District, where Deputy
| Collecto Vail now has charge
Achille Pate, one of the Snake Hill gang of
indicted for dealing In counterfeit
States Court Of Jersey, on commitment Issued by
Commissioner Osborn and warrant OF removal signed
nv Judge BIaebfOrd Pate Withdrew plea Of guilty to
t1e present charge, and has now chance TO be con
yIeted under moro serious Indictment and 10 receive
heavier sentence than would otherwise have been pro
nOunoed upon him.
An examination was held yesterday morning,
before Justice bowling ut the Tombs Police Court in
thc q. se of m Hamilton charged upUD