New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25
NETWORK CITY.
at Madison-sduaIe.


Music, to-day at Madison-squaTe.
The Harlem Sunday school children had their
annual procession yesterday.
, The 9th Regiment will have an anniversary
parade next Saturday.
During the last 1S days less than half an inch
Of rain has fallen In this vicinity.
The Directors of the Texas Pacific Railroad
adopted q set OF bylaws yesterday.
The police will present Sheriff Brennan with
a handsome set of resolutions, to-day.
About 5000 900 pine-apples and 1913, 900 punches
Of bananas have arrived at this port since the season
opened.
Correspondents should bear in mind that the
steamers Of the North-German Lloyd Bremen Line do
not present carry "cosed mas for the continent 10
be landed in Great Britain.
The Second Brigade, n g., s. N. Y, paraded
yesterday with full ranks, and reviewed by Gen.
sbaer In Tompkins-square, and by Mayor Hall at the
Manhattan Clubhouse In Fitth-ave.
The Citizens Association, headed by Peter
Cooper set out to inspect the Fire Department. yester
day. well pleased with what they saw at the
with the trouble Of any further Inspection
The 9TH Regiment n. G.. S. n. Y. will parade
to-day forming in Laayette-place at $50 p M, and re-
ceving the 2Sd Regiment of Brooklyn at p m at the
review before the Mayor at the City Hall
Bunting was displayed on the English ship
ping In the harbor, yesterday and salute was fired at
noon of the SD anniversary Of Queen vietoras
birthday. The occasion was celebrated WIN panque's'
todsts, and songs ON board the Inman steamers.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. j. G. White, a Presbyterian mis-
sionary who was advertised to deliver lecture last
evening in the Eastern District, "Aurcular Comics
sion" was refused the Of the hail. the proprietor ap
pretending serious disturbance from mob me lec-
turer addressed large audience in front OF the ha re-
citing his grievances, and affirming that he "ouu seeA
redress in the courts
In the Kings County Supreme Court, about
two months ago, Edward X. Kellogg brought an action
for divorce from his wife, Rebecca j. Kellogg on the
ground of adultery with James NJ Fuller. The jury
rendered verdict at the time in favor OF tho WIFE, Inc
case before the supreme Court again yesterday on
the ground that the verdict Of the jury was asanst the
evidence and that evidence has come TO ght PROV
ing crminality on the part OF the defendant AdaVs
in support OF the motion unfit for publication were read
Counsel for the defendant also read atdavts designed
10 show perjury on the part Of plaintiffs witnesses ana
that the plant himself suffering from acute paralysis
diseased BRAIN which is the primary cause OF TINS
suit Decision reserved
LONG ISLAND
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A mad dog was killed
by officer Pantry on Monday.
HUNTERS PoNT.-The first OF several locomotives con-
structed for the Central Railroad of Long Island arrived
Yesterday 1t weighs 80 tuns and will be used with an
earth train on the first section of the road
NEwTows.-Coector Oliver Crooke denies that there
is any opposition the part Of residents to the coec
ton taxes except in the case Of Germans having home
steads at Schutzen Park
GREAT NECK-A New-YOrk company has leased IL
acres Of land for a picnic grove.
RIvERHEAD.-A new paper will be published under the
title of The Journal Of Commerce Of Long Island
WESTCHESIEk CUUNII.
WESTCHEsTER.-An amateur concert III aid
OF the NJ. L. Church netted sl1O.
TREMosT.-Justice Lent committed Edward A. Bltz
and Henry Andrews to the County Jail yesterday TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury, on charge OF con
spring to rob upieldts drug stoe ana u SCI e u o
building.
WHITE PLAISs.-John A. King, butcher, was con.
vcted Of bgamy in the Court OF Sessions yesterday.
YoNKERs.-Peter Fitzgerald severely injured himself
In the head Tuesday evening by accidentally dscharg
ing pistol.
WEST Parasitic First Presbyterian Church has
established a Mission Sabbath-sehool in Unionpofr.
CoRTLASD.-In the case of Eliza Crucer and another
agt. Kartwright Cruger and another before Justice Gil
bert Of the Supreme Court Yesterday lnyolIg the gen
by Nicholas Cruger deceased to cartwright Cruger the
signature was pronounced false by large number OF
Witnesses The bond ordered Cancelled, and an extra
allowance Of $500 was made TO the plaintlH
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLFTON- steamer Virgo, for Savan-
nah when off Quarantine yesterday afternoon sent ont
a boat manned by three to land passenger. 1t
capsized at some distance from the shore but another
boat put ont from Quarantine and the whole party was
rescued.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The investigation of the Ma
honey murder case begun yesterday before Judge
Davis The testimony related chiefly to the connection
the murdered and the accused on the occasion OF
their last visit 10 Newark. The evidence of Michael Ma
honey the accuser was somewhat contradictory. He
testified that from the very day on which Thomas disap
jared had entertained suspicious against his brother
John, but admitted that he had taken no action until
after quarrel , with ont john i in T S6bs the
the Court Of Quarter Sessions, yesterday,
Jeffrey W. Collins pleaded guilty on two indictments
for assault and battery. ON the third which charged
him with atrocous assault upon Mr. Hughes with intent
to kill he pleaded not guilty In default Of 5000 bail he
charged with libel ON John A. Landregan, in article
the sisson ejectment case published in Tuesdays
ton next Monday. Richard Gotty was committed,
Yesterday for 60 days for stealing iron CRATES at York
was fined $40 for annoying passengers at
the Erie depot by soliciting tdI r
quantity Of jewelry from pedder. Dennis NJ Kelly
was locked up for assaulting sIrs Margaret Coaghn
s. IS to s. Is per The Board Of Aldermen has APP
proprated $50 to purchase flowers for Decoration Day
and appointed Committee OF Arrangements. James
II. Love has been appointed City Collector.
HACKEYsAcKThe colored citizens will celebrate the
adoption of the XVIII Amendment to-day. senator
Reyels of Mississippi is expected to make an address
NEwARK.-smallpox is decreasing, only l6 cases hav
ing reported 10 the Board OF Health since its last
arr sted yesterday suspicion OF having stolen 500
from the money drawer of George Imhof's saloon, in
BrOOme-st on tuesday.
PATERsoX;-The subscriptions to the Presbyteran
Memorial Fund amount to $1,000 1t l. proposed to
from Holland arrived here yesterday.
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.
A literary and musical entertainment will be
given tomorrow evening at the Nursery Department,
Randalls Island.
The Germans of the Tenth Ward formed
branch organization of the German National Verein at
No. IS Edrdge ST., last evening.
Henry Bergh was reelected, yesterday, Presi
an ton fha praVa emit inn nf