New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

The German lager-beer brewers OF this city,
Staten Island, and Morrisania have sent M0o 70 the
| German Relief Committee at Chicago.
Collector Murphy has sent to Washington
for confirmation the appointment Of J. j. oBrien as
weigher. vice j. B. Swain, removed; and OF A. UphRm
| as inspector, vice A. C. Chamberlain, removed.
The Chamber of Commerce has received
letters from Gov. Baldwin Of Michigan, and Fair
child Of Wisconsin, acknowledging the receipt, re-
specvey Of $4,000 and 800 in aid Of sufferers by the
forest res. UmunicatlOn has also been received
from the Mayor Of Hsyre, in response appeal for
| by the Municipal Council.
A large section of the NcOlson pavement on
Nassau-st, between Liberty-s and Maidenane, caved
into the main several days ago. leaving chasm
which night Is very dangerous both to pedestrians and
vehicles. shopkeeper In the neighborhood informed
reporter that no attempt had been made 1y the autO
tiles to repair the damage Notwithstanding they had
been requested to attend TO It,
Throughout the uptown districts complaints
grow daily bter concerning the quality Of the gas
furnished by the Manhattan and Metropolitan Gas Com
plnies These companies enjoy the privilege Of tearing
mp streets almost at viii Tor the purpose Of furnish
ing public convenience which after all they do not fur
inquiry w next Winter, doubtless improve their con-
duct II the wholesome fear OF such inquiry does not pre-
vlously produce the same result.
Gen. Sherman and Lieut.. Grant did not leave
yesterday as expected. The storm Of Tuesday In
jured the ooabarge from which the Wabash obtain.
ing fuel badly that late In the afternoon 1t sunk An
other coalbarge went alongside yesterday and frgae
win undoubtedly leave port this morning. Gen. Sherman
spent the greater part of yesterday at his rooms at the
AstOr House. where he received many friends who bade
him adieu. He preferred. he said to remain on land as
long possible and res the Seef tSs b 6y hs m
his desires for 5ea voyage aonndaniy granned nS
1S and Ge boT SON ON T To 1
gate when she Will at once weigh anchor and proceed
on her voyage -
Deaths last week, 40, including 6 from small
pOx
Taxes received on real and personal estate
yesterday. t276,s7O 10.
The Park Commissioners received, last
month, &1sl,nl Oi, and expended &7O3i a. Balance,
t60,67677. - -
FLUsHING.-A partial return of the Drain
age Commissioners shows receipts since May, 10, 1862
amounting to t195139 ss. and expenditures, 100000
Payments Of SS4 ,sA were made to John Higgins.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Pavonia Club will cele-
brate the recent Republican victory In the lid Assembly
District by entertainment In the Roman Catholic III
sttute tonight The exercises will include speeches by
Major Pangborn John Y Foster, and others. The
Boara Of Al9srmsp has aqteoEssd the removal of OBJ,
Tm to cse Se OF the S0
OF the. North HUDSON County Railway Company
STbYc G aTSti6n the ron rails removed from
South Third-st ap1 appointed C0mmittes 70 report
whether Alderman David G. Joyce from the I'D District
was at the time Of hs election duly qualified to hold
office AT meeting Of the Board Of Police Commits
sioners last night the charges were heard against
Sergeant Van Buren, Of the Third PreciQStI
who was found asleep on his post and VINO
allowed a man to take the keys from his
rocket ana enter the cells. His dchafRe Was recon-
.Tha CorOnsEs jury In the Uahe OF Patrick
Kelly who was run over and killed by horse-car in
Hudson CITY, last week. censured the driver and con
ductor last evening" for not taking proper care OF the
man after he had been wounded.
HoBoKEN,-The Collector of Revenue reports receipts
of S27 76O since Aug. The Board OF Education ex
pended 81 997 10 during the last quarter. Improve
nent certificates have been issued for tll60 rs In
Grand-st., 800 In Eighth-st, and $64 In Newark
ave . The arguments the injunction restraining
the city from interfering with the tracks
of the North Hudson County Railway Company will be
heard Dec g. The building in Thirteenthst formerly
used as an oil factory has been fitted up by the city rs
smallpox hospital. Michael Shay was committed yes
terday for stealing chsel, and attacking the owner
with knife.
NEwARK-The funeral OF the late Rev. Alfred Cook
man will take place from the Central NJ. +. Church on
Narket-st at p The services Will be conducted ny
the Rev, Bishop Simpson Of Phtladelphia the Rev Wm
Mcdonald of Brooklyn, and the Rev. X Burr OF Nor
ristown The corner stone Of Christ Episcopal Church
win be laid this afternoon. Bishop odenheimer will De
present
PAssGIc-ThelVilage Council has authorized the issue
of in bonds TO meet calus over due, and has d
rected the Finance Committee and Treasurer to sell
them Unpaid assessments for street improvements
ain $4,000