New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
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diseases for the past two weeks:


THE TRIBUNE pressroom, died yesterday morning. He
entered the service j years ago yboy and worked
steadily with the exception Of short time in ls.9 until
t death, tn By & ne of His assocates and the es-
teem OF his superiofs
Can't. Miller Of the ship Agra, from Hong
Kong reports that May in latitude 2j 81, longitude
40 % east he sclpd the Of the ship Cornga OF
Glasgow The sinking vessel was bound for Bombay
with Of coal; had lost her masts on april 20
and had seven feet of water in her hOid Wlen a3ih
doned. The crew, numbering Il men, were landed at
st. Helena.
At the meeting of the Heavy Ordnance
Board yesterday, "A application received from f.
W. Dunlop Tre,ton, n. J., for permission to lay be,
loIe Ine ga,nes ran OF the Cold spring Foundery
described his plan for using projectes, and claimed
that great accuIac! velocity, ana eAtrenle range cou
be secured.
DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton, Assistant Health
Inspector investigated yesterday, the OF Michael
Egr age 46, who reported to have died from an at
tack OF Asatic cholera Dr. Hamilton thinks that ESr
died from cholera morbns and not from hsato tnoe,
a. the absence OF any other proves that the disease
is not epidemic. Another case OF supposed eAoeI4 Ms
reported Yesterday barbern Ninthaye, aiter drink
ing lager beer ana buttermk, taken very Ill on sat
urday D. m and was found dead AT T. H. Inc case
will he iDyestig1tedby the Health Board
The Apache, Pimas, and Pappago Indian
Chiefs under carse OF Major Gen Howard, visited sew
era factories up yesterday and received calls at
the Astor House. daring the afternoon from hundreds
OF inqustive visitors. At p m several or the chiefs
rest of them accompanied by DIR. Bende and Inter-
pcrer \. G.. But ner took the night boat for Albany
whence they will ~ to Niagara fals
The holders of the preferred stock of the
Erie Railway Company were very much pleased, yeser-
day with the payment Of the 81 cent dividend de-
cared on the earnings OF the road for the current six
months About 800 600 thus paid out at the Grand
Opera House about onehrd OF ihe preferred s4eh,
trns Of the dy We're expressed The books or the
opened today.
The construction of the underground rail-
road from Cit, Hall Fftynnth-st, Of which Conm0-
dore Vanderbilt is the protector, will be begun In Sep
tember Mr. Buckout, formerly superintendent Of the
Harlem Railroad has been chief engineer and is now
making surveys and estimates The work will be divided
into mile sections but owing the nature OF the ground,
greater progress viii be made in sections than m
lead through solid rock. At Murray Hin two tracks Will
through the tunnel. In the vicinity OF rive POINTS
an aqueduct will be built and this will render necessary
the purchase property which Commodore Nanderbit
has as yet been unable 10 secure, owing to me unwne
ness OF the ~ state price. Proceedings VIII be
begun TO appoint Commissioners to appraise the prop
ery. oo,,,
A steamboat now makes daily trips between
This city and Coney Island, touching at the foot of
sickettst.
The Health Board granted 4S5 burial permits
last week; - cases OF smallpox and Of spotted fever
reported
Inc llOSS-tONn hdllIodu NohipdHy II puiiu-
ing comodous stable and ear house, 100 by 70 feet in
sie Oh Nnth-ave. at cost OF SIoo"'
The Atlantic and Fifth-ave. cars have each
been provided with copy Of the City Directory placed
on shelf near the door, and secured by small claih
Three boys jumped ON a POweIs-st. car, yes
erlay morning, while the co1iuctOr, william Jones',
was collecting fares, snached 80 from MS hand, ana
escaped.
The Mayor, Controller and Auditor appointed,
yesterday, Franklin Woodruff and r.. ID. Benedict Re
pabucans and Hanson NJ. Wheeler, Democrat, as
Board Of Elections The Board meets on the first Monday
Of september 10 appoint election Oncers.
The suit for a reduction or vacation of the
assessments levied by the old Water Board for epaying
streets, having been discontinued Judge Tappen or
dered yesterday that the costs OF the suit be paid by the
Controller as follows: To Eyarts, S0uthmayd and
Chole, attorneys for the plaintiff $500; to william G.
De Wit attorney for the city, and Isaac Bad3au sl25,
and to iirittOn Ely and sne attorneys Tor the water
Board Zoo.
LONG ISLAND.
WmTEsToYE-The Board of Education has
decided to s. bonds for the purchase OF site
for the new schOOhOuse.
QuEEss-It is proposed to establish parade ground
and rifle range the Creed farm TO take the place OF
that East Work where there Is insufficient r0om
BAnrLoN-spansh mackerel have appeared in large
Numbers IN the Great South Bay.
GLEN CovR.-Wm. Taylor has been appointed Princi-
pal VI the public school
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The July terms of the West
chester County Court and the Court OF Sessions began
yesterday County Judge Clifford and Justices of Sessions
sllkman and Howe presiding. The following Grand
Jury was impaneled Louis f. PetOn, Joseph Barrett,
Edward Baxter NJ q. Baker, 5. NJ. Curry, Charles Fow
er Wm. II. Husace, Edward Hains Gilbert $. Lyon,
william Lee Henry W. Norton, Harrison Smith, X X.
sherso soOd stephen Taylor, W. W. EdmOhds, Joseph g.
Hobby, William III. SOmers, and Alfred Lawrence.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Police Commissioner Mormus
inspected the men, yesterday and stated that he had
heard that of them had doubted whether the pres
enl Board legal He informed them that If the
Governor appointed Commissioners they could not
get thir seats without contest The movement to oust
The present Board he said merely political.
EEwARK.-The Uniyersalist Church at Broad and
Hllsts., will be finished January. IL Will cost
$4,000 John Redden aud Dennis FOrney, two Riverst.
roughs had murderous fight on the meadows at late
hour Sunday night FOrney was badly beaten.
= The family OF Henry sinnaf OF No. III
Camden-st, seven In number have the smallpox.
little child OF William III. Richard OF No. l57 Newton
AZ was by stone cart, yesterday, and killed
instantly. Typographical Union, No. l03 OF Newark,
has elected A. W. Grining President and William Spain
Vice President 1t Is estimated that at least 100000
PATERsos-Libbie Garrabrant, whose death sentence
convey the State Prison at Trenton yesterday. In
bidding goodbye 10 friends she maintained her usual i'll
difference and exhibited no emotion whatever.
ORASGE.-The Central Presbyterian Church. at Main
and Princests, was dedicated ON Sunday.
POLICE NOTES.