New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
NEW.YORK CITY.

A reception will be given by the Lotos Ciup'
this evening TO Edmund Yates, the author.
Mr.. w. S. A. Wilson of the Great American
Tea Company sailed for Europe on Saturday IN '"'
steamer Egypt IN
The hospitaIities of the 22d Regiment Will
he extended on Friday to the % Regiment Connecticut
National Guard. ~
The French frigate Minerve is anchored OIL
the Battery having recently arrived from M cape
she carries 1G heavy guns ana crew Vi 'i ~ ,o-
jose Villaneva, age 30, Cuban Oh NO. lo'
orchard-st fell dead from heart disease VINO
~ ON th STAGE Of tho Thirty ourth-st. Theater, satur
day night 80 :.o,
Deaths last week. G27; births, 40; marriages.
22s; arrests 1991 loss from 16 fires sel4o;
s96sOO fees received from 2CSl 1 ems Srdinances
Is situations procured at the Free Labor Bureau i'
Detective Irving seized, ON Saturday, among
unclaimed baggage at the Jersey City depot four .A
filed with popn dress goods, value 5000 Mcn @ Fau or
been stolen in PHILADELPHIA me gO3oS VIZ a,et the
warded to the Philadelphia police at whose request 'Ho
seizure was made.
James II. HOyt, for nearly ~ years the 0u-
perintendent Of tue NewYork and New-Hayen karoau'
has rendered his resignation, which has been accepeu
Mr. Read of Hartford has been appointed uele,"u ut ~
perintendent OF the NewYork New,Hayen anu anu a. naIv ~
ford Railroad tds cOnsoldated ana MI y; ~. Ug It,
perintendeut Of the New YORK ana Ne"-hA'en vi
Nine. Pauline Lucca was seTenaded, at NO.
II East Fonrteenth-st., Saturday evening, by the
philharmonic and Iicderkranz Societies An orchestra
rrder the direction Of Carl Bergman PLAYED several
selections and two eIoInses drs SeIS cfed sH from Nine
Lucca the words: "My heartest thanAs loI 'nS-soo'
night"
Rosa Schultz, age II, arrived at Hoboken,
Saturday on the steamship Deutschland from Bremen
consigned to the care OF her uncle Eas hunn' oi no.
44 East Ffftysecondst in this city She was last seen
sitting on the deck OF the vessel awaiting her nce Wh9
had been informed OF her arrival but when ne leaene
the steamship she had my seriously dsaIpeaied; All
search has thus far proved unay ang ana Ioui pay IS
suspected.
An inspection of steamers running III the
vicinity of this city recently been made In eolse
ouence Of this inspection the Huguonot which ran to
Couey Island has been Withdrawn for repairs; the
Yorkvle has been placed ON the Hen Gale feI! i an
the boats hitherto used on this i1e nave Dee @
drawn; an the Bergen, running between Nyack ana
Tlrrvt town will soon be withdrawn and a more eOmmO-
dious boat will take It's place
The Fulton Ferry houses, hitherto so poorly
furnished as compared with the structure on the
BROOKLYN sde have been extensively repaired. Inc
booksta has been removed and in place OF the narrow
winding entrances new tollhOuses with rangs 10 pre-
vent crOwdng have been erected GatcWays nave Deen
placed at either Of the slips and the dangerous
croydng upon the bridges before incoming passengers
have dsembarked will henceforth be Impossible coat
of blue and gray paint upon the roof and walls Ot tne
building has given it fresh and handsome appearance
1t is rumored that the late County Auditor,
James Watson left book Of $50 pages In his own hand
writing containing entries of the payments OF the pro-
ceeds of the frauds made to the members OF the KING
Is believed
Connolly Just before WatsOns DEATH and turned over 10
trusy person. who has IL now securely guarded Hnder
locks and bolts in Broadway safe deposit Office IL viii
he produced In tho Ring trials according TO rumOr, ana
the gentleman who is its custodian says II VIII e1nVGt
every OF the persons whose hamcS appear 4 TIC w
vision Of the spoils.
The cargo of the Pacific Mail steamship
America is given 54OO barrels Of Hour 800 bags poa-
toes 800 boxes raisu 100 clocks and small assort
ments Of hardware and groceries for China the whole
valued $27SOo There were also 800 ear6oys Of acid
hardware and groceries for Japan the total valued AT
$4,000 or the sl4s.goD IN '99,i, D3 af ,os @
saved and the remainder will probably he recovered.
There insurance on the steamer, Dut the LieI-
chandise was fully covered
Z. O. Graves, Chief Clerk of the Treasurers
Office in washingto and a member Of the Examining
Board Of the Treasury Department has been aiding
since Wednesday the Examining Committee to make
preparations for the Civil Service examinations meet
ing held Saturday in the Custom,house at which
Mr. Graves Deputy Collector James, Deputy Collector
Burt and Assistant Appraiser Baulch were present the
object OF which to form some definite plans Tor the
Examination OF applicants under the Civil Service regu
iations.' 1t was decided to examine applicants Tor
nostions In the CustOmhOuse as the room which
is now preparing for the use Of the Conutee Is ready
A correspondent writes: "An employ6 of a
large dry goods house was suddenly taken sick, last
week. with typhoid fever, and having neither money
nor friends, he wished to be taken to hospital Armed
with voucher from physician, messenger went to
the Fifteenth Precnt Poce-station, and after making
application was referred TO Police Headquarters, where
he was directed TO the Commissioners OF Charities ana
Correction. The messenger was then told that the
Uatent could not he admitted into any public hospital,
inasmuch he had not been citizen fye years Be
nevolent strangers are now making provision Ior lle
sick mans shamefuy refused by the authori-
ties" -
Police arrests last week, $50; taxes collected,
S5ia9; water rents paid, $3.50
Jonathan Hayes, a sea captain, age %, at
tempted suicide, yesterday, at No. udsonplace, by
cutting his throat with DsttuuOn is the alleged
cause. He will probably recover.
Among the Brooklyn clergymen who re-
suned their pastoral duties yesterday were the Rev. r.
storrs ir OF the Church Of the Pilgrims. and the Rev.
Wayland Hoyt of the Strong place Baptist Church.
Theodore Roberts, colored sailor, was
arraigued before U. s. Commissioner wnsow, satur
day on charge OF having stabbed George Blake during
the voyage OF the brig Meta from Boston to CuOa. The
examination was adjourned
The Police Commissioners having received
numerous complaints against members OF the force for
contracting debts which they apparently did not intend
TO paw issued Saturday, order that any member
tine ofense will be dismissed from the force aud that an
Immediate adjustment of all unsettled claims against
policemen will be Indispensable 10 enable them TO retain
their present positions
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admitted
10 probate last week, the wills OF BraueY r. Hard Of
Orange N j. Johann Foek or yock Of last New-vorh
Mary A. Ridden Paul sifert, Samuel Bach. " lillian War
ned John Tyson. Solomon 7. Cas-ell Henry Wilkens
Fanny Marx, Celeste Correis, James Boyle John W.
CoOnbs sr John Mco"-su, Michael Cahill, joel Brown
Thomas GascoyGo, Matthew Mccormick, Margaretha
sleblang Ccsul6e Williamson, Allrlch Hcnken, Mary
Mix aatthew Farrell, ThOhas Reade, John III. Wejen,
Adala simon Antoinette Yenni George w Brown an Of
the estates OF the. following Sainmel Drummond Rob
ert H. scran, George Hoslaner, Mary Fleming. Henry
Riley James l.. Warning, Catharine Il. Glen. George
Preuss aud Anna Maria Baier all Of Brooklyn. Letters