New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

Cathedral amount to $4,000.
The Blossom Club tourists of this city
reached San Francisco Wednesday night in good health
and spirits. 49,
The Hon. Israel s. Diehl, ex-United States
Consul 70 Java was married last evening to Mrs Anna
g. Randall OF Oswego.
The proprietors of the Everett House have
attached the tnined lead pipes to their beer pumps In
place OF the common lead ppe
The water was left running "Wednesday
nioht I'm VIM Hall & Sons music store, on Broadwhy,
and music worth $1,000 was ruined.
Three hundred and eighty dollars and fifty
cents contributed by natives OF strasborg now resdhg
in vicinity has been sent to that city in aid OF suffer-
ing families.
Mary Parke, age only 10, was found by po-
lieeman Wednesday evening stretched the sidewalk
in Eehthave insensibe from drink. She sent yes
teriay to the House Of the Good Shepherd
Five hundred dollars worth of sewing silk
was stolen about 4 a. yesterday from the sewing
machine depot at Broadway and Twenty,sixthst. ,A a
police nothing Of the burglars
The TrOy Press alleges that the indictment
against william Foster for the murder OF Avery d. Put
nam is defective It holds that premed@ @ taea a., desgn
il not specifically charged and therefore hat tne IIcV
ment is merely for manslaughter ana not lof mruer'
A collision took place yesterday about a.
M between No. CT, ON the Fourth-aye Horse Ian
road and twohorse wagon, at the corner OF fo9rth IN
horses were thrown and amed This corner Is one
| OF the most dangerous in the city.
A large collection of oil and water color paint
ngs owned y George Harvey, was sold last evening at
the s0merve Art Gallery. Owing TO the severe stOI'
the attendance small, and several OF the nn' ~ Pc
by Woycrman, brought slO7, the highest price PAID
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs made
the following awards contracts for subsistence sup
James rbam Co.. Ph.lelphs G6lo0 Hs. ofe Bc9eT Sugar
aer Lqa 1eoo Hs sugar 9chn ,65 os T E. Pss6ep ,o6
Nn Ce,enne wSomrg l9l62;O lbs -four Tor the Red Cloud
! Agency, Cheyenne Wyoming.
| A man giving the name of John Boshardt,
and representing himself TO live at No. ia East Twelfth
ST. called at the Coroners office, late yesterday AFTER
! noon and made anxious inquiry concerning the woman
signing herself Kate Harrington, who committed suicide
in the Stevens House on Monday nisht last Boshardt %
said his wife had been absent from her nome Week,
and that Tuesday her mother had received ieur ~
which she said she intended 70 commit sutue lu1 ct-
ter written by the deceased woman was shown 10 nm,
but he failed to recognize the handwriting r9markn1E
that much too delicate to be his wites BoSharuU
scon Was given " the features OF the suicide which
she appeared to think was rne one OF her da1gnter
turned at the time the COrOner's Office was elosedl
BROOKLYN.
The Homeopathic Dispensary treated 54S pa
tents last month, and dispensed 1.O79 prescriptions o.
The Fifth Brigade n. c., S. n. Y. is to be
reviewed at Prospect Park Parade Ground May o.
An application on the part of the Middle
Village and North secondst Railroad Company for an
Injunction to prohibit the building of track Metro
politan-ave by the Grand-st aud Newtown Railroad
company argued before Judge Pratt yesterday, and
! decision reserved
LONG ISLAND.
| J,MNCA-The citizens desire a commission
for draining the streets The South side Railroad Com
pany has purchased property TO saighten the ne OF
their road The Trustees of the village object TO any
alteration. the ground that the Company refuse TO
enter into stipuati0ns The Rev. Mr. Miller, assistant
of Holy Trinity Brooklyn, has been called to the
pastorate of Grace Church
SurrHrowN.- five thousand dollars
stock has been subscribed toward the Port jefferson and
snithfown Railroad The town Will he bonded for $4,000
more making of available funds TO build i5 miles
OF road. The contract with Oliver Charick PROVIDES that
Inc is build the road and for additional funds sell
bond indorsed by the Long Island Railroad payable IN
| years and pays per centage of the receipts.
MINEoLA-A large force is employed under the direc-
tion OF the Queens County Agricultural Society In tn-
proving the Fair Grounds meeting Of the directors
win he held tomorrow, when correSpondenee with Mt
Stewart relative TO the removal OF the grounds VIII be
made public.
LITTLE NECKThe report that b. W. Powell, Pastor of
| the NJ T.. Church, had locked up the parsonage and
would allow the furniture TO be used until his salary
was paid, is without foundation.
FLUsuNG-The Board OF Town Auditors has called
upon the Drainage Commission 10 report 10 the Board
~ required by law. Crows are unusually plentiful on
Long Island this Spring
WEsTCiIEsTER COUNTY.
WRsTCHEsTER.-Several cases of smallpox are
| reported.
| Observation-Disclosures progress has been made
during the past month in the construction OF the new
Bouevards. Yonlers and Midandayes. will le opened
10 pubic travel In fortnight At one point an emDank
ment % feet high has been made for the roadway
MosHoLU.-Eiiort is making to complete the new Tenn
perance Hall for the Quarterly Convention of the county
temperance societies, May 10.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A car load of silk worm CO.
coons worth 100000 passed over the New-Jersey Rail
road yesterday shipped from California to England
The wife of saloonkeeper named Larehes committed
suicide yesterday by drinking beer containing arsenic
IA New-York runner, Hugh McDermott, arrested
! yesterday for robbing immigrant Of his baggage
! check IA Newark-aye. rum shop sells Inlmitcal
Bourbon," whatever that may be-. The complication
that between the Baltimore and Ohio and the New
Jersey Railroad Companies last January whereby the
latter corporation refused TO sell tickets over the
former line have been amicably settled. ... Seven
hundred and eight cars, containing 33,232 bushels
laneous freight arrived by the Erie Railway during the
10 days ending May !. The shipments westward
papy Is constructing four palace coaches, which will
soon DE placed on the road Of the employees
| OF the Mckay Locomotive Works, who have quit work
because their wages withheld. made demonstra-
ton yesterday in the office Of Justice MeNaly, whom
they have retained to collect their claims. An officer
was on the point Of leaving 10 attach the property when
lawyer appeared with an injunction to stay the pro
ceedngs The ease Hes over until Saturday. George
| Hoffman sentenced, yesterday, in the Hudson
County Court to the County Peuentary for four years
for stealing $500 from the residence of Christian sauer
| ward to the Ney'-Jersey Railroad.
HOBoRES.-Heavy rains, with imperfect sewerage,
have Inundated the lower sections OF the city. The
meadows and the horse railroad tracks at the end of
GroNe-st. are submerged.
BEILEvIIL- Capt Hervey states that the Coolies do
not work rapidly girls, and that he pays them less
1n m amount nut Us nucn letHey hs ne does the atter
girls Who left at the time OF the introduction Of the Coo
Hes have returned
PATERsoS.-At the special election Wednesday, 1856
votes east against the purchase of the Passaic
Wner Works aud 63i votes In favor OF the project The
tote vote was 22s6 esstthan 1.-THE number polcd at the
last charter election The eNChlef of Police stlll
attempts TO manage ahirs at Police Headquarters. bnt