New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

Of Henry II. wills. csptain Of n conaLboat lying near,
he Gq1@ md, her % Hsu@ ~ s9S etS: boat Ilo! gaT
l. re head, Tay9r vent. out to ind policeman and
not being successful In his search retarned 70 hs
WHO were arrested YESTERDAY charge OF numbering
Mira Taylor. and taken before Recorder PeaTseis Tor
examination The prsonc denied their guilt but were
committed The creek win DO draggedfor the body this
morning.
FLrsnSo-ars Jane Wright age co. coIGred, wac "a "a
tally burned by her clothes talung "o "hi' '"0 W."
warming herself by stove
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
WHITE PLAINs.-The March Term OF the
Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer and Termner for West
chester County gan yesterday before the Hon. A. b.
Tappen and Associate Justices The following were I'M
paneled Grand Jurors for the term oh"i'e9 ~ Du
senbury foreman), Thomas n. Ball Nathan Bu phi
Augustus Hoyt James Hopkins, George Hobby lSoDeT'
n. Lawrence. Martin r. Mead Henry Reed James -
Turner and Richard IT, Teller. Justice Happen, IN the
course OF his charge TO the Grand jury nnateu sdt
their attention would probably no called to the condmct
Of certain officials The criminal calendar is unusually
light
WILLIAMS BRrDGEThe livery stables Iof John M Mor III
son were burned Sunday night. Loss sZ"o; no III
surance ,,-,- -.
RYE-John F. Mills has been appointed Receiver OF
Taxes, rice c. Lawrence, deceased.
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY-The Hudson County Grand
Jury presented 80 additional indictments yesterday
extended one week. Three additional indictments were
found against PoceJustlce Seymour the first for SELL
inc stock in the German newspaper Yacht am hudSon'
While occupying an official position the second 1or ma
within % hours and the third for embezzng 1900, city
moneys Pleas Of not guilty were entered IN eaGn oa
No az Firstst swallowed by mistake, yesterday inc
ture of iodine. Her recovery is doubtful Wnton
has bocn parcd In the Second Presbyterian ChuIcn ~
,nSm"rv Of the Rev James VI. Stevenson, formerly
Pastor. .,.....,,.
Of s2S0 for the arrest Of garroters.
Deaths last week, 10. The body OF John hennepS q
ape moomdeld and Beeyile There were lol cases
of smallpox in January and 100 In February lnJ ic
- I bern was arrested last night for embezzng about
500 worth OF gold scraps from his employers
PArERsoy-The Paterson Insurance Company organ l
yed yesterday by the election of Board OK e directors
The Hon VIM p. McMchael was elected President John
shaw Vice President; James NJ smyhe, screeaty ~ T.;
r. Mason Treasurer. The Company mas caPltai c oI
S30 600 with power to increase II to NeO0VO Inc
Rev w. II. Clark of the FftyfoTth,ss Go It6rate
OF the broadway Reformed Church
KIyGsIoN-A barn. owned by the Rev. Dr. Mann,
@ arty Of irish Roman Catholics the in
cendares caused much bitter reelng ana an open con
Hict between Protestants and Roman Cathohcs was
narrowly avoided. , =,
HoBoREN-John Annuity OF West Farms was robbed
Of horse aud $40 YESTERDAY GU sTca %
mtted yesterday TO the county jail Old dcn' ~ ~ '
assauting his wlie'
yrRoyA.-James murphy, age'35, employed npon the
Midland Railroad, was klAeu yesIeIuy ~ 'n' i"'ih "
an emOankment
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
The Rev. J. Clement French will be installed,
tomorrow evening as pastor OF the westminster fIes'
byteran Church. al Frstplace and Clintons in Brook
lyn. DR.. Cuyler will preach the sermon
The Rev. A. J. COnklin, pastG of the
Graham-ave NJ p. Church, Brooklyn, E. d. will be the
REGIMENT OF a donation visit from the members ana
trends OF Church, at tho parsonage NO. 1874 Graha
ave-. this evening.
The Committee of twenty-five on Tammany
REORGANIZATION made informal report last night to the
Tammanv Society stating that they had not yet agreed
upon "A Dlan, and asking more time FOR cOnsutatloil;
Next Saturday night was nxed as the uihe IOr hhdl
report
The Joint Committee Of merchants, ware
housemen and Customhouse officials appointed TO re-
vise the rates OF storage at the Chamber OF Com
mercc Yesterday Several OF the merchants objected TO
the rates for storing iron and hemp ana tley were re-
duCed to the figures suggested
The Board of Aldermen adopted, yesterday,
resolutions directing the streetCleanng Contractor TO
remove garbage from streets between Il at night and
in the morning; requiring the gasight companies to
report to the Board the number Of street lamps lighted
and paid by the city, and the number OF lamps used
by individuals or companies ana para ZOE ~ the ely
without authority of the Common Councll, ana re-
scnding the resolution OF the Old Board authorizing the
extension OF Lafayettc.place A communication was
received from the Controller stating that tile amount
anDortoned for the expenses of the Legislative Depart
ment of the city from Jan. TO April 1872, n sGG6 &C.
and that already expended is S0666 So balance
on hand, S63,OOO 10.
lanes NcCuskey. in a quarrel with Thomas Muir
raw in Oua twenty ninth.t and Trsveeay
wound committed Tor na at the loAye Ponce tourL
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