New-York tribune., 1872-07-19
NEW.YORK CITY.

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| Nineteen prisoners are confined in the Iombs
charged with murder Only OF these is under SEN
| tence of death.
The effects of The Standard, consisting of
cmpty safes type and desks sold at sherihs sale
| yesterday for about 5000
GThe MARQUIS de Noailles, the new French
Minister at Washington with his family, arrived last
evening the steamship ST. Laurent aud is now at the
| BrevOOrt House.
| DR.. Bethel will deliver n free lecture to-
night before the members Of the German Citizens Club
OF the Seventh Wardat its hall in Forty-forh-s near
| Eighth-aye, on the subject Of ozone"
| The Board of Aldermen concurred, yester-
day with the resolution OF the Board Of Assistant Alder
men, fixing the annual salaries Of the officers OF the va
riOus courts at s2N each, 10 be pad monthly Dy tAe
| Controller.
At a meeting of the New-York Yacht Club,
at its rooms at Twenty-seyenth-st. and Madson-aye,
night several new members were elected and was
arranged that the yacht ee should rendezvous a U'eH
| Cove on Aug. u, for its annual cruise
Alfred S. Dusenberry, age AZ. clerk in the
Department Of Public Works, committed suicide last
evening by shooting himself through the head with
pistol, in his bedroom at No. ~, M1ItIJ5 vT m
suffering from insanity supposed To nave Deen Piouuee"
| BY the heat.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
OF Public Works reports that SINCE the opening OF the
season. less than three months ago. about IS miles OF
streets paved with cobbe-stone, have been thoroughly
| repaired at cost Of $4,000.
A raid was made, on Wednesday night, on
the concert saloons Nos ~ and l7 Bowery and No. llO
Canast. Frank Smith, II. Guuther and H. Denver, the
propretOrs. were committed in default OF pan, anu
score of Mattresses were sent TO BldcKWeAs lsIhu D9
| Justice Scott for six months edcn
Judge Pratt in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday granted application made by shep-
| herd F. Knapp, receiver, for permission to divide
$4,000 among the creditors Of the Bowling Green
savings Bank which VIII be about 25 per cent OF the fu
| amount OF the institutions Indebtedness.
Instructions have been issued by Collector
Arthur under the tariff, TO have the Withdrawals
passed and the bonds adjusted at once so that duties
can paid Aug and the goods be delivered at the
Ja5 jus T. f'' '''' WV
If the inhabitants of Greene-st, below
Auty survive till Thanksgiving they should keep IT,
Noess than eight new buildings are projected There
are open cellars open csterns great fotresses of old
brick and all the dirt and confusion attendant such
enterrrses The pavement is full Of holes where water
shop laundries and choice family groceries" abond
unGnIzz.ed dogs, and hatclad children are countless
all Of which are edifying objects OF contemplation
Several boxes of goods stored i'll the ware
house of squires & Coz at Nos. and 1855 LerOyst.
| were discovered to be on fire late Wednes
day night, and the flames were with diff
Gully extngusbed by the tremen, after valu-
able silks had been damaged so9' An eAaailnaalon @
ol twist silk, and Fre-Marshal Mcspedon called the at
entiSm Messrs squres TO the singular fact thar fire
whl occurred in tier warehouse May Is had broken
out among rhe same goods He believed that both fires
| were caused by spontaneous combustion
BROOKLYN.
The Commissioners of Charities report 2,OG4
| inmates IN the county institutions.
Alterations are making on the marble build
ing at Montague and Clntonsts., which will hereafter
| be used for the United states Courts
The contract of Edward Clarke who has
removed the oa and the night soil from the city for the
past year without charge, rescinded by the Board
OF Health yesterday and awarded to Frank swift at $40
| per day
An unknown man was seen last evening
sitting on the pier at the OF North Fifthst T. d.
reading newspaper. Shortly afterwards some persons
in a caraboat moored in the dock heard the report OF
pistol followed by heavy splash in the water, and ran
10 The place were the unknown had sitting but
he had disappeared The police dragged the river ana
the who il supposed to nave sh0t hnse ana
| then Jumped overheard.
LONG ISLAND.
SAG HARBoR.-Work on the new Roman
Catholic Church will be begun Monday. parsonage is
| also building.
WNFIELD-Martn Oakley a carpenter, while at work
| in tie foundery, Wednesday fell from scanod. and
was seriously injured
RrEBHEAD.-The Suffolk County Board OF Supervisors
| hoda special meeting on the SOth inst.
r STATEN ISLAND.
srAPLEToN.--Michae Crowley, New-York
rough was committed yesterday, by Justice Garrett
| watch.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
RYE.-The fair held by the ladies of Christ
Church. for the purpose OF raising money TO defray the
expense OF altering the church grounds realized Sioo
PouGmKEKPsIE-Clinton Young, age 45, was killed by
A locomotive the Hudson River road near Peekskl,
| yesterday.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The jury in the case of Vollers,
Harmon, and Robertson Judges OF Election, charged
with fraudulently counting votes by Patrick sheeran
candidate for Assembly retired at $3.50 M "Wednesday
and at yesterday had not agreed II Is reported
that they stand 10 for acquttal and two for conviction
1 . Thomas WreneD, age 20. employed on the hldand
| Railway. near New Durham, struck by ocomotve
running 40 miles per hour. and was severely nJuMog
| Yesterday. Carl GeiZer OF EsseX-St.' dltu "eu-
! nesday night, from the effects OF suh-uohe -.
street Commissioners Van Keran aud Capt Benson OF nc
Fourth Precinft, with "a men, made raid on te nhu
factories Of fertilizers On COmmunipaw ave- on N'uirs
DAY ght ana dertrOyed the machinery ana apparatus
likely 10 he used ggain Ia the samc business lDetench