New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1Onh ClIl.
Palm Sunday wac celebrated yesterday in
the Roman Catholic churches by the blessing and disri
button OF eyergTeeDs.
The receipts for the French relief fund at
The Courier office during .he past week amounted to
s. 00l II, total, A6,S23 &C.
Ten thousand thalers were sent to Berlin on
Saturday the North German Consulate total Of re-
mitance forwarded, 1900 thalers.
Mrs. Virginia ID. Atwood of West Nineteenth
at has presented to Dr. L. A. sayro chrornos and itho
graphs value $500 to be used In decorating certain wards
NJ Bellevue Hospital.
Arrests iast week, 1850; marriages, 112;
births 8 Deaths 500 situations procured at the Free
Labor Bureau $685. received s2525G 81 fees from
licenses, tes 6 loss from Is fires, $4,000 Insurance.
t2642o0.
Tie Anti-Income Tax Association gives no
tce that they shall protect from the tax only members
and that they shall resist the payment Of the tax In the
spirit similar TO the resistance made by indyiduas 10
Illegal street assessments"
An unlucky wight with more vanity than
brains has been taking credit TO himself for having writ
ten the article Gambling and PanelHouses which up
peared in TEE TRIBUNE about fortnight ago. The other
night he WA Boosting Of his adventures to two friends
whom he met In an uptown baTroom when rough, VINO
was taking his usual evenings allowance OF rum IN inc
saloon ard was one of the many sufferers 10y lie
TRIBUEEs expose, quoted rs feeHnSs D. giving the
would-be author a sound beating
In the Eleventh Ward, especially in Avenue
A. extensive preparations making for decorating the
buildings and for brilliant evening illumination, on
Easter Monday. The German "boss" and operative
house carpenters organizing notable turnout
and nre 10 appear IN the procession with 100 pioneers
and several decorated trucks which groups OF men
Will be at work The bakers VIII carry an oven ana
bake bread during the procession from IA barrels Of -four
and the brewers will curry a small brewery. grand
rehearsal OF the chorses to be chaned by the yoeas
TOmpkins-square during the mass meeting VIII tahe
place at the Germania Assembly Rooms tomorrow
evening. -
tha
quest OF number Of citizens has appointed Jerome u.
Wass Special Government Detective with commission
as Deputy Collector.
The Democratic members of tho Board of
Supervisors, Saturday, nominated James Howell jr,
Supervisor OF the Eleventh Ward. to the Charmanshp
Of the Board, in place Of supervisoratLarge VIM. j.
Osborn.
The Union Ferry Company was incorporated
in 1854 and has pailn cash capital Of 100000. The
Company five ferries and II boats pays into the
NewYork City Treasury an annual rental Of 10000 ard
employs ncladi9s plet, e9 , , &C.; 90 non VIA"
The Rev. Henry Martin Sender, the pastor
elect of the Ormond-pace Congregational Church,
preached his FIRST sermon yesterday morning. The
building was donsey crowded. The Rev. Mr scudicr
connected with the Howard Presbyterian Church.
The Registrar of Permits has issued a cir
cular Informing persogs WIG bold permits for street
slcns show-chscs re- that any exercise OF their prv
legc after May LIST without renewal w make them la,
HE penalties New permits can be obtained now and
those having old 70 take them to the heSstdr
The report started yesterday by the Wash
ington correspondent Of daily paper 70 the effect That
extraordinary orders have been sent from the Navy
Department to the Commandant q tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard 10 ~ ont for Immediately seven yes el5-tle
5 d "ionT,a,Tas p6sitiyciv denied last
evening by Admiral Smith, Comnaudant at the navy
LONG ISLAND.
HrYTER's PONT.-Thc rImOr published in
Saturdays TRIBUNE to the effect that satisfactory ar
rancements had been made for the surrender OF the dock
and depot property at Hunters Point by the Long Island
Railroad to the south side Railroad, ia emphatcay
denied by Mr. Charick President Of the Long Island
Railroad.
NORM HrNPsTrAp.-A Special Term Of the supreme
Court opens this morning Kelly and LEVINE VIII he tried
for the murder OF Mr. Nostrand Mckenna for the lur
der OF Jones' and Mrs. Deekman for starving her cmd
FIusUIyG-The Public School examinations begin this
morning and continue the entire week. -''-'T. T.
UACKEysACK-A torch-light procession In honor OF the
German victories will take place tonight Germans along
rG 5e o The Sti,fies viii conclude with mass
meeting, speeches. and two balls
~ STATEN ISLAND.
EwATER.-The Trustees on Saturday dis
troyed all the remaining bonds of the village on account
Of the late counterfeing The Coast Wrecing Com
pany engaged in the Upper Bay, In raising the silver
ore which lost from the barge David sturdeyant
sometime ago ,,,,,, ,,,,c,y
NEW-JERSEY
JrRspy CITY.-Eight hundred and fifty-siX
cars containing 2Ss bushels Of grain, arrived here
via the Erie Railroad last week About 400 cars OF pro-
seuous freight shipped westward over the same
road Erie Railway express train No. left here on
Saturday with two passenger-cars and one sleeping
coach. In the former II passengers were oDlB9H 20
stand The latter contained only hvo peIsQhs E' ,
under snch circumstances extra charge Ia made Tor
seat in the sleeping Some mschieyous person
having got possession OF duplicate KEY Oh ,ne @
within the last week by the ringing OF false alarms
NEwIRK.-Many OF the Methodist churches OF the
Newark Conference had new pastors yesterday, ana,
consenueny full congre cations The Rev. Mr. OIyke,
lately of Paterson, began his term In the Eighthaye
Church The Rev. Mr.. Lummis assumed his duties as
CITY Missionary. The Rev. Mr.. Goodman OF the Central
he comes from Delaware The Rev. 5. l.. Baldwin Off
ciated at Bloomfield. The Rev. ME- kahuoiph astuheu
charge OF the south Marketst. Church
PArERsoN-The Erie Railway Company delivered xo
tns OF bituminous coal last week. fair test OF TINS
coal has removed much OF the prejudice against ~ Ony
oo TINS Of anthracite coal arrived last Week VIA the Del
aware Laekawanna and western hairoau ah IT,, sooA
at nreent 10 the hands OF dealers Is about scent Tor
three average days consumption .The hepupIcah
urinary meeting in the Fifth Ward was packed on
Friday nj ght with Democrats, minors ana nonresldens
and adjourned without electing delegates The election
this Spring will be very close one III Is cohcouea .i
the Republicans will have majority In the new boau
of Aldermen and the party IL confident tnat VIII
elect the Mayor also The absence OF the registry law
will however operate very much against the Repub-
cans A swndler representing hHseR R,iI J' Ised
letters which he read with his fingers, NJ the sie us
solicited aims A conductor ON the Paterson anu
large roll OF bills and discovered that his sight was ui
impaired. The City Prison or House OF Detehoh
win be ready for occupancy tomorrow
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
Bishop Potter administered the rite of con-