New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
NETWORK CITY.

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NEW-YORK CITY.
Taxes received on real estate last week,
e6s2O96.
Arrests last week. 1860; marriages, 20S;
births 4se deaths ll3; loss 81 Gres t7s2SO; In
surance, $2s29i0
The members of the Army of the Cumber-
land requested to meet at the Aston House to-day at
IL o'clock puncally make arrangements for attend
ing the annual reunion at Detroit.
Company 3 of the ed Regiment, celebrated
the twelfth anniversary Of its organization at tho Ar
mOry in Fourteenthst, Saturday evening Speeches
were made by Col Porter. ex-Co Remmey, Capt Coua1
Lieut.. Pearsail, aud others
The Bishop of Litchfcld, an eminent English
clergyman travelling in this country, the guest
on Saturday Of Mrs Edwin A. Stevens of Hoboken and
will be entertained at breakfast at Delmonoos to,mor.
laymen q tits city.
The Physicians Mutual Aid Association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
sc % A. '5'pP g f hcSc y D. Rt H
se"veay-S Avon, n D COR Socrttary1H E. smith NJ u
H. Sss ta ''9 Peer: E@c R, SG
hAsOs, C L. Mitchell, \. UnderAil, W. n. Brakeman
BROOKLYN.
Closing exercises were held in the old Sun
dayschOo room Of st. Peters Church, in statest, yes
terday morning and the SUNDAY building was
opened in the afternoon.
A circular from Bishop Ioughlin was read in
the Roman Cathoic Churches yesterday, requesting
collection next sunday morning for the benefit Of the
Chicago and Michigan sufferers.
The Rev. j. Clement French has accepted
the pastorae of the Westminster Presbyterian Church
Clntons Judge Gilbert bias authorized the trustees
Of ST. Johns Episcopal church mortgage the church
property on seventh.ave., for 5000.
Mr.. James Smith, for many years employed
In THE TRIBrNE composingroom, died OF consumption
on Friday Nov TO- at his late residence No 81 High st.
sIf1TOT NJ a0a in dpat
the fraternity loses an accomplished compoSitor his
friends genial companion and his family an affection
ate memher The Gcmains were taken 10 FlatDush Gem
Stery for intermeut
LONG ISLAND.
nEMPsTEAD-SOme malicious rascals, a few
nights ago. cut aud hacked nearly every Of row Of
younz trees set out by gentleman for about
quarter of mile along the front of his place. Long
Island settlers New York City complain very
ally that they made the victims Of all kinds of
tOtion by their country neghbOrs whenever they have
any dealings With them.
FLUsnKG-The edihce occupied by the Baptist Society
@ be 70 S ase
lOS; BSndee debt T.; not 9t due g 800 debt nov
estimated expenses $500 total liabilities 81 $50 so un
SSeTGS SSes $50 ss s1ec1s ta1 evcs & 81 IL
de4cit s2sSl 49, The annual Taxlevy of $500 Will be
used for village expenses.
LONG ISLAND CITY-The Rev. DR.. Mulholland, the new
pastor St. Johns Episcopal Church preached his open
co. found by bOatmen i'll Newtown Creek, Yesterday
JAMiIcA.The FAN meeting Of the Long Island Bible
Society will be held tomorrow in the Reformed Church
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON-The Board of Education
has decided award testimonials OF merit and prizes in
the public schools The taxpayers of East Chester have
voted 500 10 defray the expense Of teaching the German
IN the district school.
MoRRsANIA.-About $1,000 have been contributed for
Chicago -- --..
JERSEY CITY.-Several prisoners who had
been committed to the County Jail by Police Justices
were taken before Judge Bede, in the Circuit Court
under writ Of habeas corpus, Saturday 1t
claimed 10y their counsel that the Police Justices had
exceeded their authority in committing the prisoners TO
Jail for drunkenness but Judge Bede decided that they
were invested by the new charter with all the power
which had been exercised stated that nc could not
Discharge the prisoners. The Judge suggested TO the
drGnkenness was an arbitrary and unjust action which
although legal was neither nd3rsed ny humanity nor
cases. and commit only in default of payment. A
swindlerordered dry goods to be sent from Higgins
Brands store. in Newark-ave, Saturday night and
intercepted the boy who was sent win them giving in
which proved worthless.
NEwARK.-In the Court Of Oyer and Termiper on Sat
gIday writ OF ha6eas corpus was granted to Mrs Emy
Holden tender Of the turnpike bridge over the Passac
badly badly crushed The Y viii hold special ser
vices to-day at Association Hall. sermon
yesterday afternoon in the First Congregational Church
by tine Rev. VIM. Brown Several changes viii take
place the timetable % the HewJersey Railroad to-day.
John HOran alias Barton has been arrested In this city
q charge Of bgamy, preferred by his first wife, who
resides three children in Batavia y. Y She states
that he lett her ago aud married Anna Brooks in
NewY6rk; and that he afterwards married Sarah Dunk
ley of Huntcrdon-sL In this city. he was held for
animation
PATERsOs.-A timetable on the Erie Railway will
take effect TODAY, and allows 2 trains daily between
this city and NewYOrk. The Chicago Relief Fund
amounts s21eOO s. The dry goods stores will close
here after H. H.. Saturdays excepted. The annual
Convention OF the NewJersey Sunday hool AssOca-
ton viii be held in the Aarketst NJ. E. Church to-
TRENTOH.-JOhn Ward, convicted Of the murder Of
John Wadcy, Gloucester City year ago, granted
new trial on Saturday by the supreme Court.