New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
NETWORK CITY.

Charles O'Conor will begin legal proceedings
within few days against those persons who defrauded
the City Treasury and against the qceTs oI ag local
government who have permitted 1t 70 DO deirauueu
The Veteran Colored Guards, Col. hawkins
commanding, were presented with handsome SIX
American ag last evening at Excelsior Hail. by the col
Ored ladies OF this city.
DR.. CarnOchan is so anxious to extend the
limits of the Quarantine season that 1t h Jocosey sug
gested that he Will Quarantine the Grand Duke AleAs
and the Russian Squadron on their arrival mere
The Rev. DR.. Thompson will deliver an ad-
dress in behalf of the NewYork Infant Asylum 70 NOR
row evening at the Tabernace and several physicians
will present important statistics III regard 10 tne inSu
ton
The German Liederkranz give grand con-
cert tonight at stenway Hall for the relief OF the chi
The great m T To 6a1 the ober and
inspired lectures by the score.
The 10f O. m. mass tomorrow ut St. brid-
GETS Church on Avenue B, opposite Tompkim.3quare,
will be Gounod's st. Cecilia. 1t is to be sung by MISS
Clara Dora and other members OF the Parepa-hosa
troupe, assisted by chorus OF 40 voices
The Rev. Wm. Alvin Bartlett, pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational Church In Chicago, VIII tell
the story OF the Chicago Fire at the Cooper Institute To-
morrow night This will be the first story told Dy an
eyewitness from the lecture platform and the proceeu7
are to go tO the Chicago sufferers.
The Produce Exchange have resolved that
they will not divert the funds already raised for the re-
lief OF the Chicago sufferers to tho relief Of the sufferers
by the Northwest fires. They will continue Their ne,
af however,
tributOrs will send their money to the Northwest
Thirteen young men, who have passed sue
cessfully through the OF apprenticeship to shoe
making recently established at the Randalps Island %
House Refuge. were honoraby discharged yesIeIty
Each one had earned about slO and all Of them have
been already engaged to work for leading Shoe hah
ufacturer.
The exposure of Capt. Walsh and the panel
houses of the Fourteenth Ward by THE TRIBUNE yester
day, was mrch commented on by members OF the lonce
Department and citizens generally There seemed TO DC
general curiosity to know whether Capt Wa"n w VII h De
placed on trial 6y Police Commissioners and thus
Afforded an opportunity clear himself II he can OF
the charges clearly and fully made against him.
The inspectors of weights and measures are
making their annual rounds and swindng the merchants
Of the city with even more than the usual eXtortlon'
Costello FAY for instance charge o. so for two minutes
work, for which the law allows them 10 ooieSu 'S Ky
20 cents Last year. they charged only SCs " s,cbeoer
seems have compelled them to initiate the insurance
companies after the Chicago hro aud raise Tue ra'S
The petroleum dealers accustomed to meet
on the floor OF the Merchants Exchange in Pine-st will
assemble on and after Monday next at the usual hour
on the lower floor Of the Produce Exchange, in Whte-
nSt Sa,"c admttiur them in body Tho cause OF this
change was the practice Of certain dishonest petroleum.
eSass SSaaas i1 MSan the fSR against Pro
ducc Exchange will enforce compliance Win Inc % frnn
Si the al DOOR. proper '0A'''',a' @noonTv~ w
The Chicago Relief Fund amounts to S173,-
| OOO
The Rev. A. Gunnson will be installed pastor
OF the First Unyersast Church. in the Eastern District
| Oh Wednesday evening -
The Protestant Orphan Asylum, at Will
loughby and Yatesaves will be ready for occupancy on
November Is. The building is OF brick five stories hiSh
| and will accommodate l,1OO inmates.
| An Ohio stone-front store is erecting on
Fultonst No street this peculiar city, where people
appear to be busy only sleeping or in going to chuTc
is In greater need Of few handsome storeS 'Hau '"7
thorOughtare -
The new roadway at Prospect Park, around
the lake. Ia to be thrown open to the public this after
noon BY the Park Commissioners This work opens 70
the public, the first time very interesting paTt O1
| OF nearly four miles around the PARK
| LONG ISLAND.
FREEPoRT.-The ship Wild Rover, from
| Peru, with a cargo OF saltpeter, which ran
ashore on Joness Inlet on Monday eyening went , 10
SoCOo The ship worth $1,000, is insured in New,York
for $4,000 Boston for $1,000 and IN Bangor Tor toOo
| Gryy CoyE-The Rev. c. C. Goss, the Rev: w: H.
Rail- Dr. j. ~ Howe, the Rev. j. ). Willis, the Rev
" C. scc the Rev. DR.. James Porter and other pr9mi,
| nent Methodsts, made excursion 10 the Sea GIN
GROVE Yesterday and decided that the grounds were
adapted 70 the purposes Vi 'Ho 44''''p''"A '
| Meeting AssoclatlOh' .,
FIrsH1SG.-A gang of counterfeers were arrested arrested
yesterday the arrival o. the tram from noa at be
Point for passing counterfeit soo treasury ho'o "' ~
| ticket office at the latter place.
BAY RIDGE-The body OF man. age about 40 haTlng
Knit Jacket and striped shirt, was found on the Deach
| yesterday. .,
ISGLEsIDETne depot vas opened n,t yeI,tsrdSy
| Col Wood of Brooklyn Col. Matthe" hale 0ihi'n' "
| Dr. Silsby making addresses
| Ioyo ISLAND CrrY.-The Police Commissioners have
pro1noted sergeant Anthony ]. Woods to Capaincy'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
porGYKEEpsIE.-Two inches Of snow fell,
Yesterday, in Overlook, Ulster County
| poxnorT,-E Brown was drowned from the barge W.
IT. Bennett near Newburgh, on Thursday night " hhe
| drunk. ,,pv, YrpcCy
| Jersey CITY. - The officers and employees OF
m NewJcrsey Railroad have contributed 61o "a 70 tine
chicago fund Bridget Tulys residence, No. So8 South
riohtb,t was damaged 500 by fire, yesterday Iheo
dose Vamper held IN bail yesterday TOT an
tsnSed by "a teachers and 1llS pupils trederck Boni
who was run by horSe1Gar III opHhtn o O0' H.
died in the Charity Hospital Thursday night
| NEwARK-The Y. N. c. Association acknowledges the
receipt Of $1,000 and makes an appeal for sioOS9 Tue
1ierlhanla Singing Society has given soo 70 the McnGan
sm1erera samuel Brinkerhof, colored, has been ar
sr naSsing counterfeit money In July last Will
Ieseg a ohnsdn @ was baed in 81 900 for selling the bill to
rnkerhod The Srier BrocEs Hotel
in ~ Sewnrk-st was damaged 500 by fire last Night
| ,rxrov uuI-A German Republican ratification meet
ing was held at Wsshingt9h aa, Gp Pmsewy ndre
XoorSees Commissioners Hoffman and Judge seymour;
The RegabSatpSss Ms lat William MeKniey in the I'D
d Iahn H. Luiberry In the Hid Assembly District
p,rrpsoN-Cars will run on the new Mainst horse
,rnad Monday IA new block OF stores will be erected
Li .ha Rirst baptist Church In Broadway. The Erie
~ py,Irox % Tompany is building double track iron
pSe 70 replace tho old single track wooden structure
| at Riverside. ,
pmnxwoop.-A young nan, named Tracy. was proba-
blT fatally injured by runaway horse on Thursday
EIuApE1u-warGas cEOesery store, in BECods' &c de- was
esihiaseCS esi,sps Cnmpsny Of Now.Y6rk for 5000.
p,vossx-The annual regatta Of the ArRonauta Boat