New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

Music this afternoon at Central Park.
Justice Joseph Bowling sails for Europe,
next week. on al extended visit.
The mercury rose to 90 in the shade yester-
day which rather dscouragng in view OF the fact
that Summer has not yet crossed the threshold
A special messenger from the State Depart
ment bearing the official copy Of the Treaty OF washing
ton sailE for England to-day in the City oil BRUSSELS
The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
ton will erect Lighthouse at the northern extremity OF
Blackwes Island by request Of the Board OF Under
writers.
The receipts at the North German Consul
ate for the benefit OF the wounded and the widows and
orphans Of fallen German soldiers, amounted yesterday
to S47125 -.
John Taylor Johnston, President of the Cen
trail Railroad Of NewJersey denies the published state
ment that road Is to be leased to the Reading Rail
road Company.
The Jews began on Thursday, at sunset, the
celebration Of the feast Of the Pentecos The syna
cogues were handsomely decorated Yesterday, With
flowers and evergeens aud in those where continuation
administered, the ark was also adorned.
James b. ThurstOn, a clerk in the Seventh
Ward National Bank, and residing at No AS East
Eleventhst accidentally shot in the oanonice OF
Joseph b. Lewis at No 50 eeckers, Yesterday after
noon while examining some reyoyers His recovery Is
doubtful
The Third-ave. palace cars have proved a
great success They always full, and accommoda-
be found for all VINO want 10 roe III
As a reaches Printn-- II ou'e-s1uare rush
is made for IT, and men ahd women Tumble IN without
ceremony. No one is allowed to stand in these cars
A philanthropic French lady, not to be out
done by her countryman, Louis Bonard called at ME-
Bergh's Office Yesterday and expressed her willingness
IN beoueatb her fortune amounting to SS0OO to the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to animals
Another humanitarian contributed sIOJ, anOLy housy'
later In the afternoon
The Rev. T. Dewitt Tamadge has accepted
an invitation to speak at the Memorial Meeting in the
Academy of Music on Decoration Day. The Committee
will receive floral contributions on Monday May 20 ana
early Decoration Day &C the io8Wing po,s No
IG2 East-Fftyseventh-st No 70 Ludo%-s; kghtcaye.
and Forty-sixthst No. l6j MestFeenth-st; No 20 De
lancey-st, and at the Tent, UnlOn-squdre'
August Frauchaut an old Frenchman, died
Yesterday at No 1l3 West Nlnceenth-st, from wounds
I'm the throat inflicted by himself few days ago, while
insane He had been under treatment in the Blooming
dale Asylum for time, but, becoming better some
friends removed him to their residence at Mount vernon
Wcstchester County. rev DAYS Ha'1' uto
he obtaRed razor and win it inflicted a6 SiVyGa
for many years Jewcer in this city.
BROOKLYN.
II is estimated that the taxes of Kings
County for 1872 will be reduced about 100000.
Mayor Kabheisch went to Albany yesterday,
IN use bis influence in having the Brooklyn PierExen
| sion bill signed by Gov Hoffman.
The Puritan Congregational Church at
Marcy and Iafayette-avcs. was formally dedicated
Thursday evening, the sermon being preached by the
| Rev. DIR. H. VI. Scudder
| Earnst Sacchi, proprietor of the Brooklyn
| Hall and Market, was declared involuntary bank
rpt by Judge Benedict yesterday and an assignee was
| appointed to take charge of his property.
LONG ISLAND.
| FLUsHING.-John DOnahue was held for trial
by Justice Hamilton yesterday on charge OF rape.
In the examination OF John Seaman, cOored charged
with deserving his wife, Julia Seaman before Justice
Hamilton yesterday, Hannah Blair, cOlOred witness,
testified that the defendant was her husband by prior
marriage. The harness shop OF Edward CORNELL Main
| ST., was robbed of valuable stock yesterday.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The police broke up den OF bur
glars at RayeuswOOd Thursday. -Four person were
"A disturbance occurred at ScEneideTs PARK
| on Thursday night during when "lillam htcDach
the barkcepcr serious blow on the head with
champagne bottle. hcebach has been 8rreSted ne
fare Oh Hunters Point and Astoria Horse Railroad
is 10 reduced from 10 to cents. FREDERICK werner
| has been appointed POundmastcr.
JAulICA-The Rev. ThOs. Cook, assistant rector OF
Grace Church, has been appointed by Bishop ttJohi
a missionary Of the Episcopal Church Tor queens anu
| Suffolk Counties.
The building lots range from go feet square to acres
The houses will cost from $1,000 TO $4,000 each me
COmmisso Of Highways have suspended operations
in several districts, 10 being Impossible 10 induce any
person 10 accept the Office Of Oyerseer OF highways
N~wrov-y- Seventeen and three-quarter of the
Haet farm have been added TO Mount Olyet Cemetery
BABYLON-Blue fish have made their appearance IN
| The Great South Bay.
PFARsArLs.-Burclars entered the store OF Wright,
Pear.a & Thursday night and carried away the
SAFE The stolen property was found yeStfddy III the
wood half mile distant, the burglars having been IN
able TO open it.
NEW-JERSEY.