New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
NEW-YORK CITY.


A street parade of the Tw-nty-second kegi-
Inent c. w. Col Josiah Porter, will take place on
about May H.
The New-York Yach, Club has disposed of
its Clifton property stater Island and rented rooms
on Madison-ave, at Twenty nty-seNenthst
The present market value of Confederate
money in this city tested yesterday. Confederate
go hill brought five cents at an auction sale Il
The funeral of Sonora De Aldam9 took places
yesterday, from her late residence No A3 west fCr!
seventlst. The majority Of the large number OF G
and Americans present followed the remains 10 Uie'H'
wood: - 80,
Mrs. Kate Randolph tenant at NO. |l4t
Mulberry-st. was found, yesterday, by some ol 'no
neighbors lying dead on her bed Her 1rSf of
children weie playing around the room uieons'i0'S
their mothers death.
The Scholarship Mercury Capt. Glraud, ar
rived al this port yesterday, after fourmonths CRUISE
in TIE West indies she left Harts l5no sT gT lone
touched at Madeira, the Canary Islahus, % 80 o,e
Karbadoes and ST. Thomas, whence she si1eu IVi Aoi0
Aprls. r.
Mayor Hall at late hour yesterday AFTER
noon reapponted the present members OF the Board OF
Education for five years under the provisions OF one OF
the amendments to the city charter. The Mayor also
snohISI Toud be ready for transmission to
the CoumOn Council either the first or seeoAu "eeA Vi
May.
A private collection of coins, tokens and
medals was sold yesterday afternoon at The clinton Ian
Auction Rooms at prices slightly in advance OF the
nominal values The collection included an Athcnian
terra drachn. silver denarius OF tc age o. il"us'
Roman copper pieces spanish ha53, 5o GIp and
a series OF uumsmatic wOrks. -
There are on exhibition at the SomervHle
Art Gallery, preliminary 10 the sales OF Tuesday ana
Wednesday next some really pictures from recent
selections OF Goup and snedecor Among them is fine
Rosa Bonheur aud noted picture of SaIn9e! oolDah
There are besides choice specimens OF y9e' blSon'
GignouX, BOugUC Te.u, and Others
Jane s. White, age 9, of No. 5G4 Greenwich. |
ST. was found, Thursday, by the police in weak and
nolpess condition at Firstave andTweny She
said she had been discharged from the SMALLPOX Hos
ritAl on Backwels Island brought 10 TINS CITY on the
tternboat belonging the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction landed and allowed 10 nnd her way as
best she could. A wagon Vas procured ana sn0 was
Il. zen home
Dodd's Express Company employs man TO
~ through tie from Philadelphia and other places
beyond Jersey City. to take up baggagechecks, The
same nan is stationed at the gate, where passengers
emerge from the railway station TO the ferryhouse on
the jersey side, and shouts: This way for the rd'n
boat' thereby turning strangers to the DesbroSes-s
boat when, very often, The CoitahOl-st DOdt Il c Vic
they should take G Ie gao1 Go1Sc! ir tne a Se ar
the DesbrosesS landing, and considerable business Is
therefore obtained by Gecoyins passengers INTO the
DesbrOsses-st. boat
BROOKLYN. y.
Mayer Kalbfeisch resumed his Official duties
yesterday in greatly improved health.
Judge Gilbert, at a special term of the Kings |
County Supreme Court rendered decision TO the efeet
that perempiOry manuamus shOuIu ISSUE UiIeV'inH
Mayor Kalbfeisch 10 sign bonds to the amount OF soOW
Ia pay for the construction OF sewers on CentraNe ana
other streets and FOR raising the dam at smonscn POND
in Hampstead Valley.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CnY.-The Mayor made the |
following appointments last evening under the new city
charter: Commissioner of Public Works-salary $3.50;
Geo H. Williams OF Ravenswood. Water Board-J. c. |
jackson James r. WORTH and ex-oleio the Mayor Re
corder, and Commissioner of Public Works P0lce COM
.fe-rV uNurNE X.
Astoria John iodine OF RagenSwo0d Joseph McLauPh-
jim OF Hunters Point CdPl,.lh OF I ~ & &sIoVV'
COmnis. .iOucrs-JOhn F. Morris, Daniel o kalahan one
yscaTrv CORONATION Attorney-saary, $1,000 SOL b. |
Noble. Hayenswood Board OF Assessors-Salary 500 |
eacl Edwin Mills Of Astoria, John Quinn, and Wm Nc
Gowen OF Hunters Point Fire Commissioncrs-J X. |
Laws: two vacancies Board OF EducatiOn-GeO. Petry,
Fnst Ward; JAR Allen, Second Ward !. l. b. sanford,
Third Ward; John Fahnstock, Fourth Ward; joshua
Lathrop FitthWdrd.
LITTLE NEcK.-The Methodist minister stationed here
reported locked up the and refused
to give u the furniture account OF back salary un-
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
New ROCHELLE. - The town officers, lately
elected the soealled "antl-mprOvement ticket"
explain that they Of all judicous andreason
able improy enents, but opposed TO the Ring move
neuts of the late Board.'
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-It is reported that silver ore has
been discovered here, near the seanens Retreat.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-Capt. Robinson late Captain
of the Third Police Precinct his resignation the
Board before his appointed, and imnedi
stely "dualied" Assessor Mrs Margaret Graner,
wife of grocer at Pierce and Patersonaves drowned
herself III the eisefn al her residence on thursday night
Ehe il supposed TO have been insane. The Board OF
Tinauce have elected Ezra A. Carman Controller and
W H. HornblOwer City Treasurer
HoBoKHs-Many virulent cases OF scarletfever are
reported Thirty and three deaths occurred yeser
dsy The coal tunnage onthe Lehigh Valley Railroad
tuns for the corresponding week last year
ORAsGE-A Company has been organized to build |
large and handsome market house. The capital is |
$4,000 Dwight NJ. Babcock has been elected President.
EEwARK.-The full-dress parade Of the I'd Regiment |
last evening was IN 9y only apIas ha exar tne
with Circuit Judge MacKernan OF Pennsyivana at the
residence Of keasbe&y & the u g tRH ast eeSnTy
tearing down. One is the Coe dwelnnP on COurLs,
at Walnut and Murray The smallpox is rapidly
the Sixth Ward but seems 70 be spread
Ing In the Eighth Ward lower part Of the city,.
GOV Randolph has decided not order encampment
any portion OF the state militia during the present
year. A portion Of Woodsde having been annexed 10
the cty considerable complaint made that the horse
fare has not been reduced to six cents the legal are
hOrse-cars not run Oh Sundays In that district
ROCKVILLE CESTER.-The Methodist Parsonage Is stu
gsnst the life Of the new minister, the Rev. Mr..
Dutcher, who expresses determination 70 leave ths
uDgodly place"
PATEEsos-The Committee appointed by the Demo
cratic aldermen has proposed that ex-Alderman kelys
opposen ehoose to protest against Kecys vote, that
protest placed record that all previous pro-
ceedng lie considered null and void and that the Board
proceed elect President that nine votes shall here
after be necessary 20 elect any officer or
pass any city ordnance; that city ofhcer |
shall be appointed until decision shall have been given
by the Coart as 70 the legality Of exAldermaI keys
Slain, and the number Of votes necessary TO quorum
The Republican Committee, after comforting with the
other members rejected the first proposition ana refused
10 acknowledge Kelly as member Oi the Board Ihey
tl the Board had been legally organized
according 10 the City Charter, by the election OF
and the appointment OF Standing Committees,
and cordially invited the cooperation Of the Democratic
members In The action of Board Offering 10 make all