New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-22
NEW YORK CITY.


The work of repairing Mott-st. is proceed
ing rapidly
The amended date for the second trial OF
Edward s. Stokes is Dec. 10.
The water-pipes now laying IN Madison-st.
will be finished few days, much to che advantage ol
the travelling public .
The Pacific Mail Company announces tho
receipt Of dispatch from San Diego, Cali stating tha1
the Constitution passed. yesterday, with The Arizona N
tow and is expected 70 arrive at san Francisco to'r
row.
The Soci6t6 FRANCHISE dEmigration, formed
for the protection of French immigrants, has iss'e
circular calling upon Francotmercans for snbscT pons
toward fund In aid Of French Immigrants mus laI
5000 has been raised.
A simple antidote for love is offered for sale
at the Baptist Ladies' Fair in Apollo Hail. the contents
OF one vial Of which aro said be ecacious in the most
mltteD, drawn with the cork
"Sawdust circular" swindlors now send their
rssives to guests at the various hotels in this city
offering the usual terms FOR the sale Of mythical counter
felt money Various addresses gwen among Others
. f. p. pyle, No. "a Amity-st."
The New-York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany has begun active operations in the matter OF inc
Fourthave. improvements. Workmen are laying t%o
railroad tracks through Harlem 10 be used Nle VIC
Ias 'n1-S' u S''D' '-' ''''
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
OF Public Works sent yesterday TO the Department Oh
4
| ward and avenues, for two weeks, amounting &c, 10
SIS CT, ana the payTos OF aoorers emo! ca On We
! Improvement OF Seyentysocondstp amounting 10
| S55ls II.
North-We Common was the feature of the
stock market Yesterday, the dealings in II being very
numerous and attended with much excitement Hopened
declined 10 9O aud late in the afternoon advanced
TO Early in the day borrowers OF INC STOCK Plu
per cent per diem Tor the use % H. bat altI""iu o"'
| were made dlt
Robert Gcisclberg, keeper Of the Pavilion
4 Nf. InrffsF 1fraf fnFffm
Campbell keeper Of the AIion saloon and his bartender
Victor Gilbert who were arrested Wednesday night
FOR violating the excise law, were arIaSned hcIoLe 1u
tice Cox yesterday. GciscbeTg was held SUI of ''
| and the othtfs were discharged
| Under the old Ring rule, the Board Of County
Cauyascrs was when IN session, accustomed TO lunch
sumptuously every day at the couuty's expense
Now however, on account OF the weounded fear that
SGnoer GrSG In VIII 9t pay a5 s i o' and cheese
| furpslcd by one OF its benevolent members.
| Considerable comment was created IN rail-
road circles yesterday by tho announcement that H. T.
sweezcr, General Manager OF the Atlantic and Great
| Western Railway Company had been compelled to re-
sign his povo on account OF the discovery OF frauds in
his accounts the evidence Of which alleged 10 nave
been obtained from the records Of the Company by Gen.
Mcclellan and James EodgSku, President AVID rrrtafy
men forced MIN TO resign they saccccded Ia obtaining
$1,000 part OF the money winch nc hau H"Gd"4enHJ
obtained.
On warrant issued by Justice Cox, We'd
nosday, at Jefferson Market, complaint OF James j.
Lawton OF No SO sxth-ayc Sergeant Williams OF the
Jefferson Market Court made descent upon the faro
bank at No 17o Broadway. kept by James Watson AID
arrested the proprietor and Charles Foster Of No Las
Broadway, Thomas johnson Of East Ii5hty0uriL-Ht'
Edward Oppenheim OF No. COS Roadway Edward VIZ
son Of Broosy9 henry ",, 5ip'oD Oh no. 70 L"It
ITmgplace. Anderson had been fOped, INTO
lost $40 The men were all taken before Justice
Cox at jefferson Market yesterday. anderson i,4de
released on promising 10 become Witness am the
others were hold IN $50 BAL eaSh iG noa Tomrn
ana Edward members OF the Iiouston-s gang ami
EshI and Fifteenth Wards were locked up yesterday
| IN default Of $500 bail each for good behavior
BROOKLYN.
The Church of the Mediator aud st. PaufS
Church CEpscopaD are now holding FOR the benefit
The Society for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor expended during the past year lis entire IN
come $4,000 and the Board Of Directors has decided
TO carry ls bcnehcCnt Work during the coming season
Considerable excitement and dissatisfaction
were caused By the discharge $50 wOr&mCa from tie
Navv-Yard yesterday. in accordance with orders from
Washington. Those discharged lad been placed ln the
Yard snort time before election aud were, IS sald
the political friends Of James O'Brien and MessIr
butcher ana JOurd1n.
A quarrel occurred, last Monday night, in
the liquor saloon James Sweeney Of No. 500 Hiekssi
Hicks-st Cannon was intoxicated, and resisted Swee
uey when the latter attempted 10 eject him. Sweeney
struck Cannon in the face with lis nst knocking
hun backward out Of the salOOu Cannon is reported
dying congestion Of the BRAIN Sweeney has been
arrested. - - $500.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-ApplicatiOn will be made
70 the Legislature, at Its session. the
island the North Brother NOW part Of this
city, Westchester County Residents here believe
this DO done at present, the island forms part
OF the Ii District. and the Constitution Of the
State declares that Senate districts shall remain
altered until the return Uf another census IN 1S5The
contested election for the MayOralty OF tins did
up To trial yesterday expected Judge
Gilbert being UnWell..Idc grading OF tuc site for the
Queens County COurt-lIOuse IN ths city is finished.
NEwTowS.A committee OF thc ScWtoUn Reform
Association has made investigation In regard 90 the
| construction Of ThOm>On-tYe., a new macddamlLed
boulevard extending from Hunters Point 10 this place.
"a distance OF four miles, and costing $4,000 The Conn
mittee express great satisfaction at the complete and
thorough manner in which the work has been carried
forward by the COMMISSIONER. Henry IraUb and
friend attempted TO drive the Flushing Railroad
track Winfield, about o'clock Wednesday even
ing when their wagon struck by castward-b0und
train and smashed. Their horse killed. Both men
narrowly escaped death.
school district having been declared Illegal, another
hcd Tuesday evening" which resulted III the choice
OIL " llsOn L. Cooper and VIM. ii. SccI-y.