New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
NEX-YORK CITY.


Trinity steeple TO be flledf
The cherry trees in this vicinity blossomed
earlier this Spring than for 81 years past
The deposits at the German Savings Bank
aurpe the past month amounted to t221 ,o27 o.
The Iongshoremen's Union Protective Asso-
citation is said have 25.OO members and a90So In the
bank, :
The French Relief Committee has received
s12 4s from theFrench international Republicanso0eV
Of Washington.
Capt. NJ. Cregan was elected Commander
Of sedgwick Post No. IL, Grand Army OF the hepuON'
The thickest clusters of telegraph wires WIS.
,oe in the city radate from the top au Of tns
broadway occupied by the Detective bureau
C.. w. French, petit Juror In the umveu
SesteTday for not attending at the proper time.
Peter r sweeney has been reelected Presl-
sent OF the Denarnent Of Public Parks and Henry Hill
ton vicePresden and Treasurer Al the subordinate
officers of the Department have also peeh reeleee"
Consul Kuhne, Treasurer of the German
Ladies' Bazaar in aid Of German relief fund. reports;
Additional receipts s6oO 90; total receipts tS2l7b So
expenses ,s6l 81 net profits RENTED to Berlin S44
Camphor and its price are absorbing ques-
sions careful households. The windows OF drug
sores contain round specimen cakes of the article and
the price ranges from 50 cents to dollar per pound
In the New-York Opthalmic and Aural In
stute No 4s East Twelfth-st. during the last three
months 7O2 new patients have been treated for eye ds
been performed.
A complimentary dinner was given last
evening at Delmonicos, by George A. FanshaWe and
other wast bankers, to Lord Waiter Campbell nrot9er M
OF the Marquis OF Lorne previous to his departure ior
San Francisco
The 2ed Regiment win hold their closing
a for the season their Armory in Fourteenth-st on
Friday evening The command viii appear IN % InI ores ar
promenade concert
The proposals for furnishing Indian subsist-
ence supplies opened yesterday at No. 1Os Duane-s
The bids more numerous than those for clothing
and other articles OF use. The aggregate OF the Dds was
abont tOcoeOo and they were received Hoiu nearS S
the principal cities OF the Union.
There is a marked contrast between the
teams that haul the cars Of steam lines through New
York and those used for that purpose in philadelphia
Here tw9horse teams are used snde M thsGe o M Suen
Conrad Lambly of this city, lately tried and |
sentenced for picking pockets, has been pardOned by
Gov. Hoffman, who has examined the evidence and the
testimony 10 Lambly previ0us good character
Y fully established and Is satisfied thai TIE conviction
was eIEVheous. .-s s-- "a - ss-l---Ss<49-s.l.
Preparations for q supplementary peace cele-
braon to be held June at the Bellevue Garden are
making by the following German lodges: Grand Lodge
Mata Grand tSdge q g Msa ge1srs
Society. p = sssS--,
James c. Jones, commission merchant at |
No. 2o6 Duanest arrested Tuesday by detectives
lilly and Tuy on a charge Of forgery, and was deliv-
cred yesterday Major John Poe, G Chlet OF the Rich
mond Va, Police, requisition from Gov Walker OF
WITH exMayor chahcon Of Richmond IN the commission
matter.
A Young man who has been confdentiaIy
employed by Dohan Carroll Co.. collector, absented
himself week ago under pretense of visiting sick
mother Chicago Suspicious were aroused and care
frauded his employers out OF 81 $780, 1t was dscoVereu
that had sailed for Europe by the steamer Virginia.
arha haa
the Liverpool police to arrest him on his arrival
A Methodist clergyman was lately asked to
conclude the exercises of sabbath-school annver-
,sary by few remarks. 1t was already
ssng the Children whether they would rather 60 home
or stay and here his speech. Those who wish to go
eariy ali Of the $50 children united chorus of "ayes
y heard arr block KAY away s Iae sPSSkef O0shed ana
Mr.. Z. L. Godlin writes to The Times re-
hating experience of his the Broadway Railroad
Going up town the platform of a crowded car
rainy evening two years ago, he was twice left
aay to s5'eT pass oRf Tie fdRRonsraed With the
conductor, who answered him roughly, and finally hung
Warning % the car I going uiiy seven miles an hour All
attempts having failed to bring the brutal conductor to
tnstice Mr. Godn has sued the Company for dam
ages and the case will probably be tried next month
The YOrkville strikers have concluded that
any further intended to disturb the gangs Of
men who willing to work useless. Yesterday
fell with crash scattering ropes picks, and fragments
Of rock In all directions At first the accident sup
posed 20 be the work Of one Of the strikers but proved
say that long the men are on strike they intend TO
atop work on their contracts. They trust that the
strikers win their folly, and return to work.
A large crowd gathered in Printing House
s1uare yesterday afternoon to inspect the Trdave
Palace Car" the first OF series which the Company
intend to place the line. The which is very sub
santiay built has only platform, the drivers
place in front being protected by seIncrcular guard
tans The car has about 80 comfortable cushioned seats
revolve Ice-water, clock and civil conductor @
sre the remaining advantages OF the Palace Car Ihe
SS Ssse cars 1fH o S0 he
" start ten minutes rom eaGn e1o % tIe
extra for the comforts and conveniences anoided
BROOKLYN
Deaths last week, 167 from smallpox, 2.
Maurice Fitzgerald, the newly-appOinted
County Auditor required to furnish bonds In
The Knickerbocker lee Company has been
awarded contract furnish the Jail and Morgue With
Ace for the year at lsic. per 100 POUNDS
The Supervisor at large vetoed, yesterday,
al appropriation $50 repair the hot water appara
the County Court House, on the ground that the
work could De done for so.
Judge Gilbert dissolved, yesterday, the tenn
porary injunction in the Futonst. Assessment cases
and the Counsel for the properyownsrs gave notice OF
his intention 20 appeal 70 the General Term
Assemblyman Goodrich received the greeting |
OF his political friends last evening at his residence, No.
Cumberland-st. II. T. Abel made eOngratulatory |
lsddress. to which Mr.. Goodrich briefly responded
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen A. Smith of Lee-ave. |
arrested Tuesday, aud locked up all night In
fhe Third Precinct statonhouse. on charge OF having
stolen 600 worth OF household furniture from No. S3
second1pIaee The charge proved unfonndeo ~ tne
AT Of he