New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
NEW-YORK CITY.

The R,iral Club of New York, will dine at
Demonico's this evening.
Music to-day at the Battery Park, from to
p M, weather permitting
The Fulton Ferry slip, at an early hour yes
teday morning was swarming with eels, many OF them
from two 70 three feet long.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. barrels distilled spirits, found at No "a Platt-
St., were condemned by default
George w. Bayles, age 10, died OF hydro
phoba at No l63 East Seventy-thrdst, yesterday He
was bitten by a mad dog about five weeks ago.
The anniversary of the Battle of Bunker
Hill was celebrated yesterday by numerous pie-nies,
the resorts adjoining Third-aye and the East River,
from seventeth-st. to Harlem, being thronged with
pleasure seekers OF every class.
City Sanitary Inspector Morris reports the
following comparative statement OF contagious diseases;
weet ending June hus fever typhoid sysE % ,esIst 1 ls'sr M
TPhl typhoid fever 81 scarlet fever 50 @eA'e ~ dph
VIM. Raw, a well-knOwn manager OF excur-
sions arrived yesterday, the steamer Oceanic with
party Of tourists from Vienna. including the Count de
Festts, who Is near relation or Prince Metbrnlcn'
and other noblemen desrous OF studying American lhS
tutons.
The German Order of the Sons of Liberty
celebrated yesterday its tweuyninth anniversary In
the morning a procession was formed in Broome and
Essexss, which passed through seyeIal streets on the
East River, where the lodges embarked on steamer Tor
JOnes's Wood.
Judpe LarremOre has dissolved the tenn
norarv Injunction against the Pacific Mail Steamship
ss The ts f1 OF 0SnGo o SGs
the capital stock from s2oOOoOO to soOOOO under the
statute of May II, 1917.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen referred,
Yesterday to the Committee on Arts Sciences a
resolution prohibiting representative OF The pre-
from copying any resolution, other document aPper
tanning TO Board, before the same SHAH nave been
presented 10 the Board announced by the President
The Sunday-school Teachers Association
was addressed in the Fourthave Presbyterian Church.
last evening by the Rev. Vim. Taylor and the Rev. W.
f. Crafts The Seventeenth Annual Convention OF the
state Association will be opened IN Norwlcn, Chsnang0
County, next Wednesday, and VIII continue until
Saturday
The Board of Supervisors adopted, yesterday,
a resolution that special committee be appointed to
ascertain and report to the Board the number OF persons
employed during 1871 In the care and maintenance OF
the new Court-house. resolution was also adopted
authorizing the Controller TO cancel the lease made
June l. 1870 the premises known as Nos l4 l43, 49,
lat East Fourteenth-st
The Societe Alsacienne Lorraine, formed for
the purpose of afordng aid and protection to French
immigrants has added TO its Committee of Admnistra-
ton exCongressman Maelay of this city, Dr. Archibald
Maclay, and william Glpn Governor OF oolorado 9
the Asatlan emigration to Colorado. The Society has
III members and $3.50 has been collected for charitable
purposes.
Barney Spellman of Duane and West-sts,
and James Brodie of No Is Laghtst both employed in
the United states Public Stores, disturbed the entire
audience at Tony Pastors Opera House, last night by
quesed them to be silent and were assaulted by them
In the struggle which ensued, Spelman and Brode re-
ceived severe scalp wounds from heavy cane in the
hands Of one OF the ushers.
A proposition, pending before the Com
mon Council to pave East Seventy -fourth-st., from
Third to FifthAyes, with wooden pavement meets
siderable opposition from the property interested
Numerous buildings have yet to be erected in Seventy
fourth-st. and wooden pavement laid now would en-
counter much hard usage as 10 became necessary to
establish connections with the and the water
and gas mains. Those opposing the pending Job are
willing to submit to an assessment for Belgian pave
ment.
The Irish leaders who were identified with
the revolutionary movement OF 1866 assembled satur-
day evening, at Military Hail. in response to circular
signed by Thomas Clarke Luby, j. O'Donovan Rosa,
and Denis DownnG Mulcahy to protest against the cleo
ton OF John George Mccarthy TO the British Parliament
dence in the interest OF the Crown at ODonovan Rossas
trial In 1863 TsomSs as Clarke Ln6y presided News OF
further action unnecessary.
Henry NJ. Bull, a messenger of the Central
Bank. out Of the Bulls Head Bank at Third-ave
and Twenty fhst the 25h OF last May, with $4,000
In bills notes. and checks belonging to the Central Bank
in his possession He stepped upon a Third-sve car
plckpocket, with several confederates, who crowded
around Bull while Harrison made Intellectual attempt
10 take from his inside pocket the wallet containing the
property Harrison left the car at seventeenth-st and
was followed by Bull, who despite the efforts OF the
gang TO shield Harrison, succeeded In having the thief
arrested the Westminster Hotel I'm Irvng-pace. He
was tried In Court OF General Sessions yesterday
found guilty, and sentenced by Judge Bedford the
State Prison for five years
BROOKLYN.
The Health Board reports that there were 80
cases Of smallpox of typhus fever, aud OF spotted
fever, last week
A mad dog was killed yesterday after it had
bitten Frederick sipe, q Clara spe age O. Louisa T.
sayers age o. aud Henry Naure age 12 all residing at
No zoe Safest.
Controller Schroeder estimates the amount
required for the maintenance of his department during
the ne xt acal year at 2s0o63 a. The amount raised
last year under Controller johnson s24s0596 a.
The commencement exercises of the Poly
technc and Collegiate Institute held last evening
at the Academy OF Music Music was furnished by the
23d Regiment Band aud the programme Comprised ora
diplomas by the Hon. j. c. BrevOort
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD. - The Queens County
Court Court OF Sessions opened YESTERDAY Jude
Moore OF Kings County presiding at request OF the
Hon J. J. ARMSTRONG. County Judge. In the Court Of
Sessions indictments found by the Grand Jury
one being against Horace W. Love- editor OF The Long