New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
NETWORK CITY.

The 29d Regiment, Col. Josiah Porter VIII
parade afternoon. in fatigue UNIFORM WIN
white trowsers
The steamships Colorado and France were
detained az Ipper Quarantine yesterday account oi
several cases OF smallpox.
A norton of the pavement in Mulberry-st.,
near Houstonst, is composed Of fragment OF 1oho
stone, with the inscription sun leglDie .
An orchestra, composed of Ia young ladles
from Vienna Austria under the direction oi ihpfeslo
Rulmann, will visit this city IN september
The Police Captains feel aggrleyed nj TIE
order Of Superintendent Keso, requiring them to wear
their uniforms all times when on duty or Whenever
they appear III puDLc'
The reports of the disease among horses in
the stables Of the Thdave. line have been greatly ex
opcerated Only - cases proved fatal and the dis
ease is not considered contagious -
Edwards Pierrepont, E.'B.. Hart, and VIM. K.
Trayers were appointed, yesterday, Committee OF
Three on behalf of the Southern Transcontinenta RaiI
road Company, to negotiate with the Texas racine h''
| road Company for the sale OF their property
"H. ID. S.r writes to The TRIBUNE to warn
travellers against sneaktheves who infest the Hudson
River steamboats,, and states that on the passage om
Albany on Friday night, stateroom occupied py TWO
ladies was entered and their money and clothing stolen
THE correspondent suggests that the windows or STARE
o secured by iron bars TO prevent the o VI
thieves and recommends passengers TO ABANDON seep,
open the shutters, and enjoy TIE scenery reNoNer h
hand. -
The Hon. j. NJ Francis, editor Of The Troy
Greece sailed from this port yesterday, with his family
I'm the steamship Hosaa. The revenue cutter Una con-
veyed the Minister and his family and large number ol
pier in HobOken Among those present were lnteI@a, INA
Revenue Collector Treadwel Col Lee Chamberai9 ana
Col Benedct OF Troy, Collector Murphy, Ruius r. AL
drews, and James TerwIuger
A large and well-selected collection OF oil
paintings is to be sold tomorrow and Friday by John
ston Tasel, at their salesroom NO. 81 Nassaus1
The auction Is positive one, and an opportunity VIII DC
,,gat Vrfgl in "a
s6paSv low There are good examples Of Hart, TAFT
Bellows SOnntaC, Colman, Cropsey, Casear' hensett' @
aotieeabIe pictures by Bcrangtr, Frere L9m1net,
Troyon, Yerboeckhoyen, and Others of equal rank
BROOKLYN
The hod-carriers' and masons' assistants have
struck for an advance OF wages from 50 so per day
The Common Council has appropriated 800
for music and decoration, and S2loo for exhibitions OF
fireworks on July 4.
One hundred and seventy mine thousand two
hundred and fourteen persons visited Prospect Park
during the week ending June TO- -~---' go 3 -
The bill passed by the late Legislature, pro-
viding for the extension OF the Brooklyn pets, was
Signed by Gov. Hoffman on Monday.
The Rev. n. II. Schenck, ID. D., rector of ST.
AIMS on the Hghts sailed yesterday for Europe in the
steamer Holsatia Dr. schenck is Chairman Of the Ex-
ecutye Committee of the American branch OF the Evan
gelcal Alliance
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Margaret McGregory,
age 49, was drowned, Monday evening in Newtown
Creek while bathing. The store of NJ Davis, Central
ave. Hunters Point was robbed of clothing and dry
goods worth $500, yesterday morning, the burglars
gaining entrance by cutting through a pane uhIeta
show window A horse worth <25, was also stolen from
Mr. Boss sixthst., and wagon from Christopher
sullivan, Seyenthst. No arrests.
FLusnNG-A fisherman has discovered an immense
he'd OF oysters off EatOn's Neck. He arrived az 'ty
Island with bushels and for $500 conducted number
OF fishermen TO the new oyster-bed.
ttrll1 la 0vln N
the cemetery. IL will be Of freestone, Is feet hg the
shaft resting blocks The Horticultural talr OF
suffolk County opened yesterday.
GprrSpoIST-The Harmonic Social. the Quartet
Clubs and the Concorda have united under the name oi
the Maennerchor
COLLEGE Porsr-Henrv Altenbrand violently assault
ed Mr. Junker, a lawyer for serving summons upon
him, yesterday.
MIYEoLA-The fifth annual Horticultural Exhibition
of Queens County opened yesterday The premiums
amount TO $1,000.
J,MNcA-The village Board Of Excise has granted ID
licenses and rejected IL applications.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
MORRIS ANIA-Ida Hahne, age about 1s, of
Newark " j. while crossing the railroad track at the
station yesterday, TO take the s27 train on the
Harlem Railroad was struck by the locomotive OF the
NewIIay train and thrown about % leet she ded IN
10 minutes.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The body of Henry A. Theis-
sen was found yesterday the bottom of quarry
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nice above were and trampled indicating that the
body had been dragged TO the edge and thrown
number OF CHS disturbed picnic on Monday evening
hrdd n .hs tbe e meIee No About o em
grants passed the Erie Railway last week War
ren-st viii be repaired and improved north OF Newark
ave " The Young Mems Christian Association has ap-
piled to the Board OF Public Works Tor permission to
hold religious meetings in Hamilton Park. The Pa
yonia Horse Railroad Company has been requested to
pave south Thirdst the request is not complied with
In six days the Street Commissioner Is authorized to
complete the work at the expense OF the Company.
Hudson, Palisade, and West yew-ayes will be widened
evening Hudson Council Order OF United American
Mechanics will make an excursion to Spring HIGrove
tomorrow Oh the steamer Virginia SEYMOUR
NEwARK-An exciting meeting OF the Board Of Excise
was held last evening resolution to rescind the rule
%d d % epy to to rrsoon ff %a
adopted requesting the Common Council to prepare
ties OF the Board The Rev. Prentiss de Veuve has
withdrawn his resignation pastor of the Park Presby
-. The Biblical and Literary Inquiry Of the NJ E. Church
met IN ST Panls Church Yesterday the Rev. Dr llhany
presiding. The Rev. j. Atkinson OF Jersey city deN-
cred address on "a Material Heaven. Peter Far
ley, John English and VIM. Kelly escaped from the
County jail Monday afternoon, by cutting hole in the
pMADIsos.The special election in Chatham Township,
Morris County authorized by the Legislature to decide
the question OF license or no license resulted yesterday
in the election of the noeense ticket by vote Of
1868 To 2O Speeches were made in the evening by Gen.
Neal Dow, George Shepard Page, the President of the
State Temperance Alliance and others
PATERsoS.-Trains win run the Midland Railroad
TO the Rubber Works near Smthyile IN few days.
The park. Mainst occupies seven acres, and
will be laid ont In walks and drives The YOnng Mems
Roman Catholic Association has contributed soc to the
st. Joseph's Asylum.
PRNCEToN.-The New Brunswick Convocation OF the
Episcopal Church In session yesterday In Trinity
Church. Bishop odenheimer presiding. The usual mis-
sionary reports were read.
ELIZABETH.-The Eew-Jersey Agricultural Society
holds wberry and hcral exhibition to-day. Gov.
Randolph and GEN Grant among the invited guests
PrILLIPsBuRGH-Henry Kramer has been arrested for
probably fatal assault with monkey y-wrench upon
Ralph Crotztey, last Saturday night, In II saloon.
CAaDES-Josoph Wilson committed suicide on Monday
by cutting his arm and windpipe with n razor