New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
NEW-YORK CITY.


any person to pass through
The Fair of tho American Institute is still
incomplete. Within two weeks, however, most OF INC
vacant stalls will be filed and the attendance Will, IS
anticipated. be much larger
Either the Commissioners or Mr.. Bergh
should interest themselves in the POOR beasts VINO s'
IN the sun from morning until night az inc oA'""''
entrance TO the Central Parh
John Martin, age 7S, city lamplighter for
quarter of a century over, ded YESTERDAY AZ ni
residence No sO3 West Fortyffth,st from injury rT 20
the head, received in falling ron u lh9posI i" i'
eighth-st, last Sunday evening -,
At the request of the Stock Exchange, the
Governing Committee Of that body has decdeu 10 COD
tinue the present rules OF the Exchange, liking the
hours OF business at iron 10 a. li' 10 y me- anu W.
Saturday Is, from 10 a. N. 10 8 D. h'
A strong and able-bodied man, who sue
cccded after long chase in pouncing upon his prey
namely. n gamin-in the pureu9 OF Cherry ST, We i
somewhat surprised ut seeing the boy iesccu run ts
prasn IN rice by an of urcblns who OrnahehJln lne
street corners III that Nlelhlty'
Unusual activity in the erection of new
buildings and the alteration ami Improvement OF olu
structures prevails in all parts OF the CITY, Inc stcc'
and sidewalks were never moro WY WIN D"
ins material than now IhS attesls lHe Iap'u ei'"'H
and general prosperity OF local business
"W. So writes: 1T seemed rather remark
able TO me- upon entering the Box Department OF tn9
Post Office Monday, TO see number ot CLERKS
folding and preparing circulars Tor So@ers 80 gt
ST. Tnis may account for the delay in the distribution
OF mails so frequently hotNeu'
John Kelly, Joseph Powers, Nicholas McEwen,
Patrick Cox James Toolc, John Coffee Thomas LOTUS
John Whealaud, william Doyle, aud Richard Shaw, hre-
mea on board the steamship MORO Castle were each
hued. yesterday, one month pay hy Conmisslon.I M
Duncan, under the new shippuS act, iOr leaving lLe
ship without permission WHO ~ Quarantine
The officers Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have received further Intelligence Of the
loss OF tic America, bat it is said that several private
dspatehes have been received confirming the new OF
fhe disaster one telegram, dated ut Loud ~ sept II,
WIS received al the Walst. Financial bureau, yester-
day follows: The latest news rs fr9m japan, py
the way of Shanghai Paut OF tue Americas cargo IS
saved 1t Is probable specie can be recovered by Divers
The "Namc-Day" of Alexander, Emperor
OF Russia was yesterday at the Orthodox Ea
ern Church. No e5 sccoudave The exercises which were
conducted by the Rev. ~ Berrug. consisted OF prayers
for the welfare Of the Emperor the liturgy OF the Creek
service, and Te Dcum. The Russian s5dioI'
Baron de OheuDerg the Russian Consul, General NJ 30
Disco the Russian VceConsu, Nj. sch1itze; MI DO DO
tass the Greek charge ddfrs, and the BISHOPS 90 tHo
Protestant Episcopal Church OF Tennessee anu Texas
present.
At n meeting of the Board of Health, yester-
day. a petition was received from large number OF
citizens asking that permit render lat in factory
at the rear OF house the southwest corner OF Fst
ave and Thrdst be evoked the stencil from the place
being detrimental 10 the health Of all living In the
neghborhood The petition referred TO the Sanitary
Committee. petition was also Ieeeivea rom M ia 10 20
them permits to eInpy snIs pending the enforcement
of the new article tie sanitary Code relation to the
deodorzaton OF night soil before removal to distance
Referred to the Law Committee
The first annual session OF the National
Association Manufacturers was held yesterday
at the St. Nicholas Hotel Delegates present from
the different States in which wrought iron is manuiae-
tured and with those who Joined ut the meeting, the
Association represents almost the entire wrought iron
interest Of the country The meeting was one OF the
most important conventions OF iron manufacturers ever
held il tie United States. Inc convention, atei an AT
DAY session, adjourned meet in Pm adelpia In Jann.
airy The object OF the Association s TO obtain Gu
trade throughout the world, and by the frequent inter
change of IDEAS improve tho manufacture Of iron In
IN United states, and 20 secure HARMONIOUS aeloh ih al
matters pertaining To the IRON interest
The Directors of the National Rifle Assocla-
ton met at No 194 Broadway, yesterday, Col Church
presiding The Range Committee reported that the tar
gets ordered by the Association had been shipped, and
were now on their way to America. communication
having been received from the AdjutanGeneTa In re-
gard to the State prizes. Committee was appointed to
proceed to Albany and confer with him the subject
The Secretary reported that letter had been written to
the Secretary OF War IN regard 10 detailing the markers
required by the Association from tne regulars. Gen.
Franz sgel elected To vacancy IN the Board by
unanimous The question Of appointing surgeons
for the Association was referred Executive Com
mittee. Vacancies In the Executive Committee were
filed by the election Of Gen. sisel and Major John NJ
Partridge.
BROOKLYN.
The Board of Education has determined to
open the evening schools Sept. 80 for session OF
tGIce months.
The Park Commissioners expended, during
August s0 l37 H. The expended on Prospect Park
construction was sG4,O67
The City Railroad Company is constructing
a double track from Futon-st, through Putnam-aye.
and Halseyst., to Broadway.
Justice Walsh rendered a decision yesterday
holding Police Inspector Folk to await the action Of the
Grand Jury for the alleged unwarranable clubbing OF
Frank Coc. at saloon in Atlantic-st., Aug. s.
The Second Brigade, First Division, N. G..
g. " " proceeded yesterday TO Prospect Park Parade
Ground for drill aud inspection by Mai Gen. Shaer.
The Brigade composed the sd Cavalry and the 5th,
6tn th S4tb. and Goth Regiments of lnantry The 5lh
turned out 800 mem the s4tl 3OO the 9th, SO the Goth,
$780, the llh, 400 and the 80 Cavalry 40 The forenoon
devoted 10 battalion and regmenal inspection md
drill, and at the Brigade was reviewed by Gen.
Shaler and staff
A new submarine steam tarpedo-boat, built
by Mr. stetson tested at the NayyYard yesterday
She feet long, of cigar shape, and when in
the water rises scarcely 10 inches above the surface
Her frame is Of well-seasoned wood crossed by iron
beams and sheathed with iron plating chain ryeted She
is capable 1t Is claimed OF seaming at the rate Of eight
miles an hour when under water. Her inventor also
hours she has both air and wateItght compartments.
great drawback Is said be the close temperature
ON board as the vessel prov yided with any
OF ventilation while under water aud Will
the boat failure.
LONG ISLAND.
OYSTER BAY.--0n Monday evening last
Mary Nee domestic employ ed in the family Of George
T. Hammond Of Melville, when about TO retire, accident
ally upset kerosene lamp standing upon a table inher
bedroom In attempting TO smother the flames her dress
took fire. and before assistance could reach her
burned ~ death. The house and furniture totally
destroyed. Loss, about $4,000; Insurance, 1000.
NORTH HEsrsrEAD.-A Court OF Oyer and Terminer
Will Dc held Ia the Queens County COdrthOuss Mon
day, Oct n, and County Court Monday. Nov. Is.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Common Council, ON Tuesday
evening authorized the Issue Of $4,000 in bonds asked
by the Water Board.