New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
NETWORK CITY.
Music in Madison-souare at 9 p. m.

The Fire Commissioners accepteu inc ieslS-
nations yesterday Of District Engineers X " hacKey
| and John COnley.
Major NJ. NJ. Blunt Of the 14th q. S. lnfan-
try succeeded Gen. T. H. NELL last evening In command
| at Governors Island
| The Chief of the Bureau of COmbustibles,
Charles Gllderseeve WILL to-day begin issuing licenses
for the sale OF gunpOwder blasting powder, BFoo'on'
| and nitro glycerine.
| Gen. Sigel has published card in the German
papers declining accept the command OF the oeeohu
Brigade n G. g. " Y and expressing tine hope that an
able representative Of the German-AmerIcan eiene"'
| Thomas and Robert Walshe, Charles Carr,
and Thomas Wood, charged with killing the captain OF
British vessel Manitoba were sent to England yfs e
erday, by authority OF an order OF extIadoh from 'no
| state Department at washington
| The funeral OF Mrs. Adele Canda mother of
the unfortunate Miss Charlotte Canda, who was killed
Broadway several years ago on her sth birthday ana
fake place AT ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Church. in East
| Twelfth-st., at 10. a. M tomorrow
An unimportant accident to the Morris Canal
near Broadway, N j., exaggerated yesterday, by
one OF two reckless journals into an extraordinary
cavingin of the bottom OF the canal, phenomenon
sagely attributed to earthquake agency In iact ters
merely an ordinary break IN the tow Pa'n "lthou'
the least feature Of genuine mystery about It,
The municipal authorities have either forgot
ten their promise to all sidewalk distractions or
have overlooked the erection Of spacious booth for the
sale Of fruits at the southwest OF Fulton and
south-sts where it ineumbers both roadway and side
walk, and endangers the safety Of the immense mum
crossing the thoroughare to and from Fulton Ferry
The driver of horse-carsNo. q of the Sixth
ave. line, upward trip. yesterday, about p p M
roared savagely the conductor at Fourteenths for
stopping the car so often AT Eghteentnst ne cursed
lady who beckOned The conductor did not observe her
and she walked back the sidewalk wait for the next
car
About the time when the convention III
wall-st was at its height, yesterday, wagon loaded
with CT turtles just arrived from the West indies passed
the Stock Exchange The Christian charity of that car
bMt no one likes the Joke to reco on himself and those
81 turtles lying on their backs were certainly pointed
carcauTe of the bankers and brokers after the ali
nouncement of the breakup in Rock Island Railway
stock.
Deaths last week 176, including six from
smallpox
Work has been begun on a Home for aged
women in connection with the Church Charity Founda
tion at Albanyave. and Herkimer-st. The building
will 100 BY a. feet It Viii be built .6 Of
surnounted by a French roof Cost. abOut $4,000.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-In the Queens County
Court Sessions, yesterday Frederick smonson, John
Langdon Joseph b. Langdon, Ezekiel Langdon, George
Rider Stephen Wright Jourdan Abrams, Henry Hulst,
John Smith, John II. Foster, VIM. Wood, Treadwen
Abrams Joseph Langdon, and Joseph Plant. the Rock
Vile Center rioters against whom true bill of ndict
ment was found ON Monday admitted to $500 bail
was fined $50 Patrick McGeray pleaded guilty to car
ryng burglars Instruments with intent to commit bur
glary and was sentenced 10 the County jail for slA
| months. Adjourned for the term.
JAMAoA.-The Presbytery OF Nassau dissolved yeSter
day. the pastoral relation between the Rev Mr. Murdoch
and Presbyterian Church at Islp Eight acres OF
| land with mansion Prospectst, have been pur-
chased by Bishop Laughln for convent and school
The first section OF the Rockaway Branch OF the Long
Island Railroad from this place TO Springfield was som
July 49, The Town Board has directed the Town Trns
tees the buildings erected on the meadows by
the New-Jersey Oysermen, as shelters Tor the watch
| men employed TO guard the oyster-beds.
Long ISLAND CIrY.-The inquest in the lease of Mrs
Garrigan who committed suicide Monday night 10y set
ting IRE TO herself showed that she industrious and
temperate hut very quckempered, and that she took
late hours a.. AT the inquest, yesterday in the case Of
Bernard Reidman who was killed at Dutch Kills by
locomotive the Long Island Railroad, the Coroners
Jury exonerated the engineer, but eensured the Com
pany for not keeping flagman at the crossing.
BELLPoRT Capt. Daniel RYDER and Capt. d. A.
Newins while strong the Barren leland beach on
Tuesday attacked by seven large dogs Capt Ryder
had his hands, thighs, and back acerated, and Capt
the dogs before he could rescue him.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YoNKERs.-John Diedrick, carpenter EN-
ployed In Baldwin Flaggs hat factory, was killed
Tuesday afternoon by an elevator
HAsrNGs-Patrick Riley, laborer employed upon the
NewYOrk and Boston Railway, was sunstruck yesterday
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CTY.-Josephine Costello Schuster
was committed yesterday for forgery, in altering
ceipt given by Mcdonald to Conrad sehuster from $50
to sl2O The Board OF Aldermen has passed over the
Mayors veto resolutions providing for the appointment
Of q Special Committee to unite with a Committee
from the Board OF Public Works in making arrangements
for the celebration Of July T. The German Patriotic
Association reports 1860 receipts Five hundred emf
day night for California Efforts are making to or
ganze Post Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
attracted large audience yesterday afternoon. The
sie % 81 Ru y8S a pj n e aRn
were arrested at the Cunard docks yesterday Theo
dOTe Grachcl of Passaic-ave Center Hill, drowned
| in Bridge Creek near the Erie Railway on Tuesday.
| NEwARK.-Patrick Fallon age 49, lsborer. was
killed Yesterday afternoon by the eayng in OF ditch in
East Fair-st The work OF wdcnng the draw OF the
| Centre-st. Railroad bridge will be begun at once
Patrick Burns bog employed in Yates Wharton's hat
Matthew Quinn of Mo- Cross-st. probably fatally
injured at clar6 THREAD "a, factory yesterday after
broken Yesterday az Brs farm for the OF the
ard make room for the Board Of Freehoders The Inn
proyement will cost sl0500 The anniversary Xercses
Of the Young Mems Christian Association held at
the First Baptist Church last evening; Peter vogt
evening. held to bail last evening There ten
cases of smallpox in the new hosptal yesterday.
PAssAo-The President Of the village will issue pro
stTeets except on July The debt Of the old township
| and the township.
PATERSON Michael Dunn, employe in Van Wrinkles
MILL was held yesterday Tor malicousy destroying silk
-. Commissioner Pennington will resume to-day the In
vestigaton relating 20 the city officers.
HoBoKEs.-James Andresws was locked up yesterday
for firing three pslotshots at A. Leman. a saloon
keeper.
ORAsGE.-W0rkmen are transferring bodies from the
old burying ground Mainst 10 Rosedale Cemetery.
SOUTH oRAsoE.-The fifteenth annual Commencement
OF seston Hall College took place yesterday
HAcKESsAcK.-The residence Of the Rev. DIR. Romeyn
was struck by lightning on Tuesday night
WAsHN0ToS.-Phiiip Diets Lave killed yesterday
by falling between two cars.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
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