New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The following vessels are at present hlooIc"
ot t docks in this city: o. ships 567sS tuns llS Oarks
70 n2 tuns 9G brrs 25439 tuns; 1876 schooneFs ana "
steamers. Total, 5pj vessels, 1889 'uhs'
The Childrcn's Aid Society has completed
bc purclase for SO 800 Of the building No 27 st. Marks
placc 10 be used for Girls LodgnGIouse. IAc money
was subscribed by the friends Of the society
The rcport that two steamers which SAL Tor
Liverpool on Saturday next-he Oceanic OF tho "''o
st,r Line and the City o Paris OF the lnman lne-Were
o have race is authontayey denied by the officers OIL
both companies.
Among the passengers by the Rising Star
was Commissioner j.. +. Sanford, appointed ny inc
Government Of Peru for the United states on be1a OF
he International Exposition at Lima; Ar. SaIi9r9 ~ ] ls
Legation in Chill to Washington
AZ South-st. and Maiden-lane, boys and loaf
ers collect in crowds every afternoon, TO try their luck
in game OF chance, most Of the prizes being money or
and south st. have vainy appealed to the Captain OF
that precinct TO remove the nuisance
Company X, otherwise known as the FISK
Guard Of the 9th Regiment paraded last evening with
delegates from other companies, in honor OF the rSt
anniversary Of the Guar1s organization. iHe tAi
terminated with scronade 10 FIX, Jr at ~ ic,u'o
IN Twenty -third-st, followed by supper anu spe''i'
The Broadway Market On Broadway, be-
tween Forty-fourh and FortyGfth-ss opened last
evening for public inspection, and visited by coo or
700 people IL contains 70 stalls, handsomely h,l'u W
ii nah e.
cost over 10000 The building VIII not be opened for
| business until the 18th OF this month.
The temporary studio Of IIoratio Stone, No,
1o3 East Fftecntst, will be open 10 visitors Tor the
next ten days Among the works exhibited are mar
bic bust and model the statIe Of Harvey, the dscoY
erer az the circulation OF the blood, which the medical
profession have ordered FOR the Central PaiA stGtu
~ tie Ecstre of Dante an ideal bust of Cornne, and
te designs tor the t1ual Telegraph Monument, |h'h
Mr.. Stone work upon. stdGetlr ol Nuhli ~ VIZ
ra1t has been made by Mr. Joseph Dcscher. No 4O2
w
like Duplicates are Oh exhibition at the several ART aal
erlcs.
The Chamber of Commerce Committee mas
sent remon.trance to the Legislature against tie
passage Of certain insurance bills which, in their opn
ion will encourage and fraud, increase Improperly
the amounts paid BY Insurance companies, aud lead 20
the degradation OF public morals and m Increase OF me
burdens of citizens. ono BAL provides Tor tc deljrt
by Insurance companies in OTHER states " GG3J rs
prerequisite 10 doing business mere ne '3uul.'re
assert ihat This wOulG be- no slieguu ana that tl,
supervision Of the Insurance superintendent Is an an
sufficient Again, If New-York passes tn, law o ner
States will do the same ana MAKE 10 necessary ior NC"
YOr4 companies 10 lock up Large sums.
BROOKLYN
The Quarterly Conference Of the Congrega-
tonal Churches ~ NewYork and vicinity tak's place
this afternoon and evening, at the Limidec C4urcn.
A new chanel aud school, to cost $4,000, Is
building for IT. Peters Episcopal Church IA stae-s An
organ value $780, hs been presented TO the school by
parlshiOner.
The funeral of Commodore J. 5. Chauncey will
take place to-day, his late residence No 80 Henry
st. He was born in the mansion house in the Navy
MARI maT2 cRSrG Ei' &i %i % military % honos '
The Prospect Park Commissioners received
Last MONTH SIC0,,o3 20, and expended S2al 4) They
have decided to make r'qait.Qn fox $1,000 additional
erected m the Park, 40 Il cost OI $4,000.
4 certificate Of the Incorporation of the vii
| llamsburgh Yacht Club fled, yesterday, in tho
County Clerks Office. The ircorporators Thomas
Elmes WIN. wcstcrncld. T. r MczcrrecS. VIM F Robin
SON W H. RcXter, IT.. iuhcA, JOS Northrop W. suare W.
B. Allen, and G.. CounOr.
MAYOR Kalbhcisch was served yesterday,
with two orders requiring him TO show cause before
Judge Gilbert on Saturday next why Dcrcmpt0ry man
danus should not be issued. commanding him to sign 81
bonds Tor o0o cach the payment OF construction
drain in tontryc., and 80 bonds, lor sleDl rl.h 10
Works and f.r rebuilding dams at 5L.oAeon's Pond
in Hampstead Valley.
Mr.. Bamum has again emerged from the
qulctuGe OF retired Ike and appears during this week
on Fultonayc., Ioytst with combination which
is announced 20 the public under the several names OF
museum mcuaScric, caravan and hippodrone The
muacum contains the usual moGstrOsities automatou7,
| aud wax works: ana the ucuIg'rc many representa-
tycs of Tire desert and The Forest while the caa'ah
e., s and trouprt, ", t.urs D prove cqu 10 ail
triDIfilu-. IIo IiTprlruue consists ot bJn tu~ir'S
Cr- elaborate AMI well organized troGp OF acroDats
and CqucstrIahs.
LONG ISLAND.
! HrNTER's PoNr.-Thc Rev. J. d. Fulton of
Boston will preach 20 morrow afternoon and evening at
the concluding dedication services Of She baptist
Church IA charter has been granted for a horscra
road to run from ferry Hunters Point to Calvary
! Cemetery via Bissvlc At present there no fac-
tics for reaching either of these places except by private
conveyance. Inhabitants O this section unanimously
| I'm favor Of the enterprise.
! LONG ISLAND CfTY-A few years since that part Of