New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
There were 5000 emigrants arrived at this


port last week
The body of colored man, age 40, was
washed ashore on Bedloe's Island yesterday.
James Ticrncy was drowned Yesterday while
bathing the North River NJ the foot OF one hundred
and-cleyenth-st. The body was recovered.
Thomas Donohue, held for shooting Florence
scannen, has been admitted TO bail in $1,000 Messrs
Charles q. Cornell and owen Murphy are the sureties
The emplOves of the New-YOrk Printing
Company and their friends numbering in all 500 persons
went on their annual excursion to East IVeI PARK Oh
Saturday.
Wm. LYONS of No % Summit ST., Brooklyn,
Yesterday called his aanced, Rachel Dorsey ct No.
1907 SecOndave., and quarrelng, she returned hn q
ring he had given her. Lyons took quantity Oi aud
mum to end his life.
There will be music in Mount Morris-square
on Monday evening from TO s, aud between the same
hours on Tuesday in TOmpkiussquare, on "Wednesday IN
WashingtOn-square, on Thursday in Madisonsquare' On
Friday at the Battery.
Dr. Macleod and Dr. Edmond of London,
the Delegates from the United Presbyteria church OF
Great Britain to the General Assemblies OF Presoy
Churches i'll America and Canada leave on wednesday,
by the Scotia Oh their return voyage.
Mr.. Orange II. Stevens, who was drowned at
Peckslp yesterday was at time conductor on the
Lake shore Road and for three years past was con
Stevens was snPeriGtehaelt 9t GhSd stses Mi aiy
of Clymer, 'Chautauqua County, y. \.
The Executive Committee of the Evangelical
Alliance have unanimously decided that the GenefA
shall be postponed on account Of the present war In
Europe Some of the delegates from the CONTINENT VINO
they viii send the papers which they have prepared
be read at the Conference.
James Donahue, Superintendent Of the Free
Labor Bureau under the supervision OF the
place makes the follow ing report OF business during The
piled for employment 223 women, 70; men required ISL
women 800; stuatiOns procured for men, 56; for woi
GSl. Total number of situations procured S37.
The Children's Aid Society has received
bequest in the will OF the late Cheyaller g. Valerie OF
Genoa Italy amounting 10 the oneeigth OF mis- property
became acquainted with the workings OF the associ
ton while in this country as representative OF the ola
Sandman Kingdom, ana was especially pleased WIN the
kind treatment which the poor Italian children received
At the time OF his death he was President VI the Chamber
Of Commerce OF Genoa.
Charles f. Prescott, the attorney for the
Society for the Prevention OF Gambling arrested on
was brought Justice Cox yesterday, and in default
jury who are at present considering the OF the
Society Prescott states that he was not the attorney OF
money he received TO the proper officers
Yesterday afternoon Philip POrdo, living in
sxthave., between FiftySiXth and Fifty seyentlst,
Guarrcled with the wife Of Thomas Acker, neighbOr,
and assaulted her Acker ntereed and In the row that
followed Pord0 was stabbed in the hack by Kate Aeor,
Kate and taken into custody aud removed To
the West Forty seventh ST., Police station Pordo was
afterward taken to Bellevue Hospital, and the girl
locked up 70 await the result of POrdO's wound
Extensive alterations are making in the City
Hall The rettting Of the old Office OF the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas for the Naturalization Bureau
the old office OF the County Clerk for the Clerk OF the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen; OF the old Office of the
latter clerk for Marshal Hart the refttng OF the Mayors
Office and the thing " the yestbue Of the Hail.
ALI improvements that will add much TO the attractive
ness OF the interior OF the Hall and change s ancient
characteristics make it hardly recognizable by those
who have not seen 1t lately.
The French steamer Lafayette, which on her
last trip brought M. Provost ParadOl Minister
PlenipOentiaTy from France the United States sailed
on Saturday hearing his dead body 10 his home. His
children dressed In deep mourning were weeping among
those who tried comfort them. They were at
tended NJ de la Tour DAuyeTgue, Second secretary
of Dgat Washington, who placed them under the
charge of the Captain Col Jerome BOnaparte, who WAS
on the steamer "a passenger showed them every KIND
ness The Colonel accompanied by Mr.. Bulgnic, n
Frcnchman long resident IN TIL, city. As the Lafayette
moved ont of her dock she into the end OF the pier
and Threatened To demoish IL. Passing thus the steam
shin struck u pleasure barge moored 10 the wharf,
crowded with French peope, but no damage was done.
contemplated demonstration was given up, because o'
the death of NJ Paradoi
NEWARK.-A fierce fight occurred ION BrIdgc-st.,
ysstT. works Irbts
and n1pef Of Ea The the
from Wheu the police The a he
loud calls for help and fastened io the
int lie n5rr The injured John Mcul Of
last Nrvnr McIsarhn Of B-mheI The latter oceeed
down usle On his hsid nc'nr tern
lie wounds b IL eansl viii fatal Wien The ofs arrived
rolling the almost hess form ~ MeNHv 10 the
vr and "a near the bhn that hs hat fell no the water
90 i donn o.n e-aJ number 81 !rsles
roxde so na dst cssrda Load tie haraIi be-
10 kHckAsay W.
b. Kceie. Z. Mccarthy And e. hsfns we're arrested