New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-30
NETWORK CITY.

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The eth Regiment, N. G., s. n. T., will parade
in full uniform July4
A consignment Of blooded stock to r. Ii.
Allen Co. may be seen on the ship Hudson at Pier NO.
90 L. Il.
The Treasury Department has confirmed the
appointment of B. Montague storekeeper at the Gus
tom-House.
The movement of the dry goods commission
houses to close their places OF business from July l. NJ
D. m to July 5, meets with general favor among Joo-
beers.
A grand stand will be erected in front OF
the Worth Monument Madisonsquare. for the accommo-
dation Of the City officers at the review Of the First
Division ~ G. 8. N. Y. on July 4.
The prevalence and increase of cont agious
diseases in this city has led Dr. Moreau Morris into an
expression OF his views on SANITARY Care" WIRING
from his official point OF view sanitary Superintend-
emf he strongly condemns his professional brethren for
their lax support of the Health Board in its sanitary re-
forms.
Among the passengers by the steamship Para
quay which arrived at this port yesterday from London,
ia Cant John McCaerty who has been released by the
Brsb Government on the terms those extended
to ODonoyan Rosa and his fellow exles In december
nesty cant McCaferty declined TO do so, hoping to re
ceiye an unconditional pardon, and has now accepted
release only under protest.
BROOKLYN.
pagoda will be erected for the band at
Prospect Park.
The county institutions at Flatbush contain
o1Ol inmates including So smallpox patients.
The cars of the Williamsburgh and Flatbush
Railroad Company began running yesterday through
Grand-st and Frankn-ave to Prospect Park anu la'
bush o,-,, avn
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The following wills
have been admitted to probate in the Queens County
srrrogates Court the past month William Smith, Hetty
r. Purdy Peter TOtten, Thomas Combs, Marcena Mon
SON. Mary j. Sands, Adam Achtman, Charlotte Powel,
william Albro, Elizabeth Durland, Emily Meserole
lanes Frcal, Emma Peek, John Adam Henso, John n
Jackson, Daniel Terry Jacob Geissenhouer, Margaret
ConnOr, and Catharine TOtten.
FLUsHING.-The sixth annual Commencement OF ~.
Joseph Academy took place yesterday IN ne Iown ia
Bishop Iaughlin presided and delivered the annual dd
dress. The graduating class numbered 80
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN-Th eighteenth anniversary Of
the Old Ladies' Home, attached to the seamens Retreat
was held yesterday
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
Mt. VERNoN.-The body of a man, age about
49, was found early yesterday, on the New-York and
New-Haven Railroad, mile below the village, with his
head completely severed from the trunk His Aeck had
rested rail. From wounds his head. it is sup
posed that he may have been Murdered.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-Reports received last night of
tornado m Ulster County, between Highland and New
Paa Ian ore OF cros Stey DESTROYED ne roof of
barn vas blown nearly half a mile; IA man giving
his nam, as O. G. Davis, has been swindlng people by
ton RndOut Rhnebeck, and other places. He alleges
that he Is Life Insurance agent ana spends money
freely. No arrests.
NEW-JERSEY
Jersey Candidates for admission to
the Normal school will examined at Public School No.
l. tomorrow morning. public pound, 30 feet square,
ia building on South Secondst.....A German painter
named Farmer fell 40 feet and instantly killed, yes
erday in Newarkave, by the breaking OF ladder used
IA scaffoId Abel Book seriously injured Repairs
and improvements several fire engines will cost
1873 9O $685. 81 will be required to pay June salaries
in the Fire Department.
NEwARK.-John Joraemon, age &c. of No 2ll Walnut
St. fatally injured by freight tralh on tAe Wv
VIII eel in the factory of j. T. Van Arsdae, on Markets
ploded yesterday afternoon seriously lWuhs HsVLEe
Befdge, q workman Joseph krem was arrested last
evening for beating his step-Son age 10. Patrick
MorOnev Of No 70 PrOspectst was arrested last evening
simous o No $40 Westinghouse and James Thornton o
No. y MadisOn-St. seriously injured yesterday ny
49, The annual commencement OF the High school took
place at the Opera House last evening august loCm
man was arr sed last evening. and lined $50 Tor keeping
gambling house. Julius Neuner, formerly eHplHSCu
nv Soiomon Zickel a bookseller OF No. 10 Dey-st, New
York was arrested yesterday for obtaining blmer o
blank cheeks, upon which he had swndied the Afo-
Stddis /eiiutg, and other papers
PATFEsoN-rhe Supreme Court decision in regard 10
the municipal troubles involving the authority OF the
Board 10 issue bonds by vote OF less than nine mem
legality OF James Dunn appointments dH wy
Tre, lrrr and the right OF exAlderman Kelly "a repre-
sent the Eighth Ward is expected July D.; Inc eom-
mencrcn exercises of the Seminary took place yes
terday.
HoBoKrx The public schools win remain closed from
tonight until next Wednesday. Public school No. VIII
Doe improved aud repaired The summer vacation VIII
extend from July 81 to Sept l. The teachers SALARIES
Tor June amount >2a5 40 The sale Of property for
nOn.payent of taxes, street assessments ana wafer
rents will begin To-day at the City Clerks once
SCOTCH PLuNs.-The new Baptist Church "a at scotch
plains was dedicated Yesterday. The Rev. Thomas Ar
mita.e d. d. of New-York preached; and the Rev. Jo-
semi r. Buchauap D. stor the Rev. Dr. OsgOod of Brook
Iyn ana fine Rev Dr Webb assisted Ia the services.
BooNroN-The eastwardbo express train ran INTO
coal train Wednesday night, completely demolShinS
several cars and badly inurng number OF bakeInen
ptz,Rrru-Mrs John Welch who burned by
Kerosene EXPLOSION Tuesday night, has died.
RUTHERFORD PARK-A lodge Of the Independent Or
der of Good Tcmpers is organizing.
ORANGE.-Dr. Lloyd has been made town PHYSICIAN
vice DR.. ". III. Holmes.