New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
NETWORK CITY.


| and Hipolito Bllini of San Domingo
NETWORK CITY
The cargo Of the Vile de Paris, which
cleared for Havre on Saturday included S75i''6 worm
| Of arms and munitions for the French army, among
which wer the following $4,000 muskets 1900 pls-
tos 900 cartridges, and 10 cases Of artillery
The Secretary of the Cooper Institute Peace
meeting held recently under the auspices OF the Inter
national sections in this city, has received from the
rrcncb Minister OF the Interior in reply TO the resou
tions set to the French Government, communication
giving that France does not despair oi uti
| mate success.
| Coward LODGE of Good Templars ia doing
vast deal of good for the temperance cause in York
vlo and vicinity. new feature has lately been INTRO
duced in the shape Of manuscript paper called ne
Quicksilver Reflector. edited by MeSsrs Selllck ana
Soung two OF the members, who III its columns with in
strucve and entertaining matter attftctn5 Nj &c ooS
| ings aud increasing the number OF MEMBERS
The Ladies' Committee of the late French
Bazar has rendered final account OF It's Affairs Inc
receipts were tjsS3 49, expenses 1886 50; remainder
s5726 g. OF this amount. s7,2sG % remains In the
hands Of the Treasurer $4,000 has been sent 70 the
0nakcrs in London; $4,000 to the Count de Fayigney,
in aid OF the wounded in France, and $1,000 70 G2,
mitte at Brussels to procure bread for the destitute
| people Of France.
| The French Democratic Central Club Of this
city has taken action in the OF Silva Maiard,
Frenchman living in Winiamsburgh, who ia now in
| prison for killing resident citizen OF Greenpoht
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pointed TO Investigate tho reports that Naard "a
espcctahe and Industrious worineman, and That nc
who had seized him by the throat, in the belief that he
robber and that bis lie was In danger PrepaId
tioD5 are making for lie defense.
| The Fulton-st. daily prayer-meetng was re-
opened yesterday in the chapel mt No. 100, where
these meetings were begun in September 1857, and were
held daily mp Aug H. 1869. Since that time they have
been held in the North Dutch Church. at the corner Of
erected on The OF old ecureroom In the second
story Of this structure is the chapel pleasant ana
commodious room capable OF seating $50 persons A.
neatly wdilscocd with southern pine ana FURNISHED
with revcrsblchackei settces Of maple and black
walnut. The walls are hard-hnished and plain.
BROOKLYN.
The vacancy in the Board Of City Assessors,
caused by the death of John Doherty be filed at
meeting OF the Assessors Friday Ex-Deputy Sheriff
William Bryan and Martin Broen are the prominent can
didatos.
Colorcd School No. 1. on WillOughby-st.,
was opened yesterday morning for the reception of
pnps and addresses were made by the Roy. Theodore
Gould President Whtock OF the Board OF Education,
aud others.
Charles Il. Boyle will deliver his lecture
entitled "Tho Neon and it's Scenery" ut the Lecture
Room OF tho Adcphi Academy, Lafayetteaye., corner
OF Hull-st Brooklyn. this evening Mr. Boyle proposes
i'm the course If tie lecture exhibit his model Of the
miums from the distinguished scientific men Of this city,
and will also use stereoptco4 FOR me PURPOSE o. SNOW
scenery These views are copied from Mr. Boyles tele
scOpic studies
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAIys.-The January term of the
County Court and Court of Sessions begun at the
Court House yesterday, before Robert Cochran, County
Judge, and Myron y. syman and WIN. II. Howe
Justices Of sessions. The following Grand Jurors were
impannclcd: Augustus Hoyt, John NJ. Beck Benz. b.
Buckout, Jas T. Carpenter L-astus X. Finch Jefferson
Henry, O. j jewell, Jas. W hnapp, Nm. il, L0"lia-
SAMUEL NJ I.asbeck, Ca'eb, T. Under4il bartholomew
J.. Washburn Charles Purdy James On enbury John
T..f, and nreiu IfpD II ll-a
Cochran in his charge expressed his regret that nOtwh
standing the brief period since the close OF the last term
would require their attention. He alluded particularly
70 the violations oI the law relative 10 ra' the sac OF
ton obtained articles goods money or property OI value
al the expense Of others
STATEN ISLAND.
FACroRYvILLE.-Judge Fitzpatrick yesterday
committed to the County Jail Ellen Lewis, welressed
and apparently Intelligent woman, who had been en-
tution with which she had no recognized connection
NEW-JERSEY.
NEwARK.-Pcter Flynn was sent TO Jail yester-
day. for stealing horse from Richard Coyne OF Orange
800 Michael Mailman OF Belmont-aye has been arrested
for selling liquor without license, and is held for trial
George Hcycr who came TO his house at Willow and
EOurthss. Ia collect bill. was assaulted by the latter
rested.
PArFRsoy.-on Saturday afternoon, John Connolly,
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by which fell 90 feet, and fractured his skull.
The expenses Of Paterson during the last two years for
erecting and repairing school houses amount 10 sl2S43
ORANGE-It is proposed To build railroad from here
TO New York. 10 some railroad in Newark which Will
connect 1t with New-IOrk.
CAMDEs-Ths city within the last six months has had
17l arrests, and has given lodgings To l335 Migrants
The additions to be made 10 The city from the adjoining
township Of Newton Will increase the number Of mhab
tauts about 5000 giving the town total population OF
1900 A bill IS 10 be brought before the Legislature
authorizing this city 20 tax property S7O00 for mprov
ing ts present water supply. The works tO 90 into
the hands OF the city, and will lie adopted To
make them at least sefsuppOrting, and II possible
source OF profit.
DECKERrowN. -Thc work Of laying the track on the
Midland Railway, between Franklin and Hamburg. has
commenced, and the road is expected Ice completed
far AS this town before the LIST of April.
LITTLE FALIs.-Revvals are In progress IN the Meth
odst and Dutch Reformed Churches. ON Sunday even
Ing thirty persons became members OF each.
In the soldiers Chdrcns Home, but has proved
fatal. The CoroneTs jury in the OF Asa Downe
who was supposed TO have been murdered, returned
verdict yesterday, of accidental death The evidence
showed that DOwne intoxicated and, in staggering
hOmeward, fell heap OF broken bottles and
cred artery, from which he bled TO death 1t APP
peared, also, that he not robbed as he had pre-
HAPS AND MIsHAP3.
Rosenberg's store, Fulton-st. Brooklyn, was
robbed OF +l0iworh OF goods yesterday
The Fulton ferry boats Mineola and Union col
hled yesterday afternoon and the Mneoa slightly Injured
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