New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
NFW-YORK CITY.

meotino in behalf of the WOman's Union
Missionary Society was held last evening at st. AIMS
on the Hights.'
Ten thousand thalers were sent from the
German General Consulate TO Berlin on Saturday max
ing with the previous Tem d up 70 da' 'O'"i
Arrests last week 800: marriages, 1886; births,
Az. deaths 49; situations procured at the Free Labor
Rnreau 5a5 taxes received $4,000 II; fees from lis
licenses, eco; loss from II fires S9iN1i insurance.
fH2,500.
Mayor Hall received on Saturday and for
arded to ODonovan Rosa letter from ID. A. sutton,
chief Clerk of the Missouri House Of Representatives,
inclosing set Of resolutions unanimously adopted ny
the House expressing ne sym3'tny on ine t Irish
Missouri with the cause OF Ireland ana lhNIhs 'n' ''i
exilcs TO visit that State.
BROOKLYN
Mayor Kalbhesch intends TO visit the source
NJ tho water supply this week company with several
scientific gentlemen selected by himself.
A conference took place on Saturday be-
tween the Workngmen's Union OF NeW-fork and dele
cation from the Kings County Democratic General Com
ttee in reference to the OF to
petition the Legislature To defeat The bill'
! A certificate of Incorporation of the " Brook
lyn Homeopathic Lying n Asylum" was filed in the
County Clerks Office Saturday The managers are
Mrs Rachel Wempe Mrs. Esther &c Willetts, Mrs. Lizzie
n NJ Aten, Mrs. Caroline \. NJ Bardwel Mrs Frances
W Goodrich Mrs Cornea Morrill,, Mrs Jennie a. Burts,
Mrs Mary h. Mnton, Mrs. Mary f. Bliss, Mrs. stella
Mitchell Mrs. Kate W. Mutt, Mrs Elizabeth A. Elliott,
Mrs Sarah Ashcroft, Mrs. Emile +. Underwood Mrs
Martha j. Agar, Mrs. Emile + Ford, Mrs Ellen NJ Lynn
Mrs Mary NJ VoOrhes, Mrs. Mary A. Downs, Mrs Annie
Mr. Julia B. Coae, Mrs Maria spader Mrs. Catharine
f. Arbuckle Mrs. Jennie Hickok Miss Cceves Mountain
Harriet H. Beers, Mrs Clara A. iurd, Mrs Lizzle A. r.
New, Mr.. Mary Rolson, Mrs Hannah VI Moody, Mr5
sarah NJ Parsons Mrs Elizabeth Smith, Mrs Susan sage
Mrs. Mary Jennison, Mrs Mary 5. Bennett, ana MIS-
Rachel Frost
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTERS POINT.-Tbe election for President
of the Long Island Railroad Company takes place IN
Apr IL ia reported that Mr. Charck will decline re-
election and that James Fisk jr, will take his place II
the contract obtained for carrying the Boston mails
In this Flax viii daily boat to New-fork,
selling tickets with a choice of either route
FLUsHSG.-There are 30 turnpike t0ll-gates ana ,
penny bridges ia Queens County, for the abolition OF
which bills are before the Legislature. The people are
much interested in local legislation. On saturday, Elk
delegations called on AssembJmau Prince with refer
ence to the repeal the Drainage Commission the col
lege Point School act the purchase anu freeing OF 3l
roads bridges between Flushing and Newfork the
proposed reform in the Highway Laws, the new Court
House que tiOn, and other bills now pending II prom
able that bin VIII Pc passed continuing rue Dialn"Se
Commission but allowing each drainage disret 10 ns
eide 10 the amount OF drainage II any 10 De dohe'
within its limits.
$40 HARBoR-The smack Eunice Is sunk near The
wharf Henry T. Hedges has been elected President or
tue Wrecking Company. The schooner DelanO has
been badly injured BY dragging against The Deawarc
breakwater Register Wilson has closed the testimony
in the case the suffolk Bank suspension The bank l.
desrous Of going into bankruptcy. President Adams
SAYS there Is discrepancy of 5000 between his ac
counts those Of the First National Bank or TINS ety.
which latter denies The matter Ii to be argued III
BruOl yn this Week.
OYSTER BAr-Tne citizens believing that the oyster
land. belonging the should be made available,
propose uniting them instead ~ having them occupied
ty suuaters II il believed that $4,000 can he realized
annually frnn this Much OF this land Is now IN
the hands OF specators who are offering for sale An
sherman recently paid sO for less than an acre 10
ueu who claimed il merely from the fact that they had
stsked II OF.
J,MAcA-The committee Of farmers appointed to pro-
cure market accommodations in New-lOrk have CON
ferrpd with MAYOR and Controller, who seemed sur
prsed the existence ~ such great abuses in the mar
iet- The committee have also had an interview with
the Brooklyn Common Council, and think mat they VIII
succeed in occurring eligible sites In both cities.
MrEOLA-rhe session ~ the Queens County Court and
Court OF special Sessions opens at the Court House To-
dav. Judge John ]. Armstrong viii preside. Twenty
civil cases ana nfcen criminal are set down for
trial
Long ISLAND CnY.-Two persons died yesterday Of
smallpox number Of cases have been reported 10 the
Health officers.
sYOssEr-The will OF Carrot W. Nostrand, who was
recently murdered, admitted 10 probate ON Friday
The tate amounts 20 $4,000.
sMIrIrowS.-william williams was killed on Saturday
by kick from horse.
NEW-JERSEY.