New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

Fair View l.. l., formerly known as Clay
Pitt, is to he known hereafter as Genoa.
Last week the Mayors Marshal granted 155
licences and received in fees and fines s5i7 10.
G.P. Wright, w. C. Denece, and A. C.. Wood,
elected Police Commissioners for Richmond County
Saturday.
Michael Doyle and Michael Glossy qriarreled
last evening III house in Greenwchst and Doyle was
stabbed in the forehead. Glossy was arrested
Baptist Keisler of Dutch Kills was yester-
day damned between his wagon and coach on the
Hunters Point ferry, and dangerously injured.
l.. ID. Metcalf was arrested n short time ago
Ing South Carolina funding coupons. on Friday W. W.
sanpson chief clerk VI TIE state & DsfarneH uS %a
arrested at Columbia, s. c., for Ike ohcise HVhe Vi
the cOuntcrfeits got Oh the market.
Thomas Murphy, of No. 100 Mott,st. while
in company with George somers, Of No. ls2 Mottst. at
the foot Of West thst, was accidentally shct by me
latter the ball entering the right side just above the mp
THE wound wa, probtd, but the ball could not be found
Murphy was taken to Bellevue Hospital
In the Church of the Holy Trinity the 2Sth,
M..osTy society," for seaman were repeated last
Ing for the benefit the friends Of the society in this
city. The sermon was preached ~ the Kew a. b. Gar
ter ID. ID. A good congregation attended
subscriptions in this city for the Richmond
sufferers amount 10 Sij. Further contributions may he
sent to Henry Clcws, Treasurer Charles III. Marshall,
Secretary or To any memberof the sulJoined Committee
George Opdykc, Chairman; VIM H. Dodge, = b. ohlttcn-
den josiah q. Low, j. ;. r. stranahan, NJ .. Roberts,
Henry NJ Tabor H. b. Clahn, ;. Lathrop, +. A. Conk
ling John j. Cisco Geo Cabot Ward Jackson :. Schultz
At No. 2j1 West Eleventh st., the New York
Port society have just opened new mission house,
erected to supcrsede the formerly kept at No q
GreenwicI-st Yesterday the dedcaory services took
place. and large number Of seamcn and persons inter
ested In this branch Of missionary work were present
Mr. Harris in opening the services spoke OF the found-
ou Society in 1918, and the or the
mission GrccnWich.st. III May, 1865, since which time
4is sailors attended at the religious services held at
the Mission. Tie Society has one church ana two Nils.
suns with three ministers and missionaries, and
IS In prosperous condition.
At the meeting of the Commissioners of En-
igratOn Saturday the resignation Of Messrs Chau-
cry NJ Depcw and Edward r Smith, brother OF Hugh
Smith OF the City Chamberaiu's Department, were ac-
cepted on motion of Mayor Hall, and Messrs James
Hustled of Wcschestrr County and Alexander Frcar (of
charter faIno) elected To their places Ar
Godfrey Gunther received vote ~ Commissioner:
communication received from Mr. Isaacs, secretary
Of the Board OF American lsra"ltes announcing te
pccted arrival of large number Of destitute RUSSIAN
lsraees. A resolution adopted, instructing inc
Superintendent of Wards Island 10 make special pro
vision for them. resolution was on red by Mayor ia
and adopted. fixing every other Thursday as m,tthe
day meetings Ia he held alternately at tastle uaIu'h a
H. Iu and at Wards Island AT II. m. The meeting ad
jOurned after appointing the following Committees
castle Hart Barr, Walan, L!h'h' FTe"i ,u'"'
snd Hall
Hg-Iars-M-s.r. Hart Iusiei, and Fmar ,
UauFs ILa4- Mrs b,l, bssnso Iich Lyme husVo ''O'
ron, rnj Hall t. IL, II r.us.,.h