New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
NEW-YORK CITY.


We are indebted to the purser of the steamer
Oceanic Of the White star Line for files OF English
iOurn ais TO the 9th OF May.
Albert Van Saun, charged with forgery, was
committed on Saturday by Judge Bowling at the T0nbs
Police Court to await the action of the Grand Jury.
The steamboat train, so popular in former
seasons for Hartford Springfield &c in connection with
the New Haven boat from Peck-shp at %I' p Ill., "Ilpe
started again to-day.
In the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
day. in the suit of John j. Nelson agt Lewis j. Kirk an
exIuternal Revenue Collector brought to recover an
alleged illegal assessment, Judge shipman decided I
had jurisdiction because the suit was not Drought
against Kirk as an eX-C0llect0r.
George r. Trimble, who died at his residence
in East Twenty fhs last week. age 70, was one of the
first Trustees of Public Schools in this city, and served
in that capacity for S5 years He was the last fes
dent of the Public School Society and was always active
in advocating the cause OF educatlOn'
The American Baptist Anniversaries begin
tomorrow at Calvary Church. The Missionary Union
and Publication and Home Mission Societies follow each
other Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday the Nnoe 10
be preceded by prayermeeng, under the drecuoh ol
the Rev. r. s. Macarthur, at Q a. Ill. Tomorrow
Col. Henry j. Hunt OF the 9TH Artillery
IieutCol Charles r. Woods of the 9th Infantry Major
Richard J. Dodge the Sd Infantry, and Major Andrew
from difV as members Of the Board Revise the Army
Regulations, at present slttnS III lIS Guy anu w"
turn TO their proper stations
capt. NtOlEC Wight d5C N'j Va '''N ~ 49,
Army for several months past duty in the Quarter
masters Department in this city fell over the banisers
of the main staircase the Brandreh House. on satr
day night and in his descent his head struck an
died early Yesterday Capt. Wright had friends IN
Camden, n. j. who informed, by telegraph Oh Ills
death.
Daniel Rearson, age 95, of No. 46 Centre-st.,
laborer for one day in the caisson of the Brooklyn
Bridge at the foot of Roosevelst, tainted away mme-
diately after quitting work. Friday night and was
taken to the Park Hospital, where nc cohpi%aneu % m oi
great pain in his limbs. Tho surgeons lound lht no
was partially paraly and after suffering iGr many
hours he died early yesterday An inquest VIII be heid
to-day. proorrx-s
Arrests last week, 500; taxes collected, SGS,OGl.
By direction of Mayor Powell, the ofial dock
has been removed from the Wallabout Canal TO Kings
lands dock, In NewtOwn Creek.
The congregation of the Lee-ave. Reformed
Church. by a vote of to g. has become Congregational
I'm denomination 1t is said that the New England Con-
gregatiOual Society will unite with H.
The cornerstone of the Roman Catholic
Church of the Nativity, Cassonave and Madisonst,
was laid yesterday afternoon, by Bishop Loughln Inc
Irish societies marched III procession 10 hc sI'e VI hc
new edi1ce.
The cornerstone of the new East Reformed
Church at Bedford-aye and Madisonst, the Rev j. II.
Carroll pastor will be laid at p. M to-day. Addresses
will be made by the Rev. Drs Ferris, West lngersoi
OrmstOn, and carroll.
Inc pastor Oh Int NIuICH VI thC L uiituh''
the Rev r. S. sorrs. ID. d. sailed from Liverpool on
May H. and his congregation is making arrangements to
give him reception There Will be floral decora-
tions music, and addresses Of welcome.
LONG ISLAND.
YAPHANK.-The forest fires, which began
west of Bellport and moved rapidly along the Long
Island Railroad have destroyed thousand cords OF
wood and caused S2OOO0 damage. The fire was caused
by Harry Norton lunatic who set fire TO dry grass
Observation-Disclosures fishing began in earnest IN
the waters Of Suffolk County last week. most oi the
gangs taking from 60,0O0 TO 10000 ish each.
EAsTHAMPToN-John Dayton, ir., was chosen oyersecr
OF the Poor and Theodore Sraton, Game Constable, 10y
the Board of Town Officers on Saturday.
IsLIP-The new Methodist church was dedicated yes
terday. The Rev. I. 5. Weed of New-Iork preached.
BREsLAU-The new German Baptist Church will be
dedicated today
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON.-The Railroad Committee,
representing the towns of East Chester New Rochelle,
Mamarcneck, and Rye, has appointed a committee to
investigate the disappearance Of the BILL said to have
been passed by the Legislature requiring the Ncwayen
Railroad Company to reduce the rates OF fare between
New-York and stations in Westchester County.
STATEN ISLAND.
Northumberland Baker, age 10l, a
soldier Of the War of 1872, died on Saturday.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Wm. j. Pollock was held in
5000 ball. on Saturday charged with smuggling goods
by the steamer Oceanic of the White Star Line His
animation will take place before U. s. Commissioner
Muirhed The chapel and Sunday-schOo building Of
the Emery NJ f. church were dedicated yesterday The
Rev Dr. Newman. Chaplain OF the u. :. Senate Ociaed
Addresses made by Dr. Dashicl, Gen. Albright,
and Lewis Miller. The chapel has cost $4,000.
NEwARK.-The Grand Duke Alexis has sent a hand
some album filed with photographs TO A. l. Dennis
President OF the NewJersey RarOad..A photographer
this city has received order for 100000 pictures Of
Horace Greeley, from a badge manufacturer in New
York st. Johns NJ. L. Chapel in Academy-st ded
iro ed Yesterday . Tie Rev. Dr. Newman, Chaplain cf
tho u s. Senate, preached In the Central NJ. h. Church
last evening
PATERsoN.-In the Court OF Quarter Sessions on Sat
urday in the case Parke Burnett indicted for
ing s. 600 false pretenses the jury disagreed Miss
Sarah Colt age 9O who organized in 1894 the first Sab
bathschoo in the State died at her residence in Market
81. on May 10.
HoBoKEy-The opening exercises of the new German
Catholic Church In MeadOwst, near Fthst., took place
Yesterday morning, Father Kemper officiating.