New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
NETWORK CITY.

The Hon. George II. Pendleton sailed for
Europe in the Cuba yesterday.
Controller Green paid yesterday to the De-
parment of Parks $4,000, to be applied to It's current
expenses.
Peter Gilsey, Alderman elect and member Oh
the present Board lies dangerously Ill at MS fesuooo
in West Twenty-eghth-st.
Senator Henry Wilson arrived at the Astor
House Yesterday from his home In Massachusetts,, anu
left the city last evening for Washington
Clerke g. Butler, the stock brokers whose
quarrel some time since created sensation the stock
Exchange have settled their suits against eacn
other.
Commissioner Van Nort's estimate of ex-
pendtures from taxation for the Department Of Fuohe
Works for 1879 shows reduction Of $49so) rom tnat 81
the present year and OF Si50,lg 10 from the cApeiu
lures and Liabilities FOR 1871.
The new ship CarroltOn, Capt. BOsworth, Is
now moored at East River pier She WAS launched at
Bath Me- oct H. and will sail IN few days Sr I sdn
"a feet, and her tunnage 80 She is ful-Iigsed'
The tugboat Washington with a barge IN
tow while seaming mp the Kill Won Kull early yetIeF
day morning ran into the steamer Wheehan, with Il
mediateiy OF six men who on board, four were
picked up and two swan TO the staten Island shore
A correspondent calls attention TO the
frghffu state Of the the neghborhood OF the
Five Points where the grade changing Much refuse
is used in filing in the sewerage is bad, and the work Is
unduy delayed There Is danger that contagious dis
eases viii be the result especially as the ndghborhOOd
Is q wretched one.
Deputy-Sherif Seebacher, by virtue OF an
attachment issued in a civil begun against Thomas
G. Fields by Michael j. Quigg and iyid c. BanckeF ms
seized the private residence of Mr. Fields, with us iurn
ture, and placed IL in the hands OF Keepers QRs anu
Bancker are contractors, and u IL GAINED 'a IN. n
is brought 10 recover money for WORK done ny lnen o
| MI. F1elcs's house.
Circulars were sent yesterday to from 400 to
200 prominent business proposing To organize per
manent Reform Association in the city, This IS said to be
done Of hostility 70 the Committee OF seventy,
but in the belief that with the overthrow oI thc ig
that Committee has done lia work. Abt llHttl W. ~
be carried forward unless IL receive cuusinefabe uc
! gree Of encouragement.
| An examination was held, yesterday, at the
| Cnstom-housc. at which IS applicants appeared. The
names OF the successful viii De sent 20 Tie Collector
as a decision can be reached which viii prob
ably not be before Friday The following are the yac1u
SlGoG Import Clerk, First Division, Sl,''f' h1'-Icu
Clerk, First Division, 81 90. Record Clerk toUrth DIV
sion, $l40g Bond CieIG' Ninih DIVISION sl'[G ''ee
ldneCus, in the Ninth and Second bieOua bolA tI,-g
Miscellaneous, il the Eighth DIV un. ttll B'slle
these there the following: Leu,c n0nt ca Nlgh u
speeors at $780, two Night Inspectors al % PEI AiSA
! each.
The Credit Foncier Bank Of Poland issued
number OF bonds between the years 1853 AND 1889 10
laudhoders who had given the bank mortgages on real
! estate The Russian Government had lafge number
OF these bonds deposit in tho bank and alleges that
during the attempt az revolt in Poland in 1868, the
bonds deposited stolen A. the suppression Of the
revolt tie Government ordered all me ponds isucd Nv
the bank 10 be c0nfscated About 10000 worth Of the
bonds into the possession OF hain l. Sheldon OF
this city who became dcsirOus OF heilnG lie Wa| pre-
vented by Baron Oseusackcn, then Russian Consul 40
tins port who It j. charged Represented 70 4utehol1s
buyers that the bonds had been stolen ana were worm
less. been brought by sheldon 20 recover
from Baron Osteusacken sjO0Ct9 DAMAGES Tor sa5det
of itlo.' Arguments Viii shortly be made ~ tne Ohed
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