New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
NEW-Y0RK CITY


Wood tomorrow.
The great Southern mall from New-Orleans
and Richmond was delayed yesterday morning. the cars
having been thrown from the track Trenton H. j.
The Sangerrunde of this city will serenade
Assistant Alderman Radde one evening in this week I'm
acknowledgment Of HIS efforts to obtain concerts in the
Central Park on sundays Other German societies will
probably join in this ovation.
In the case of Robert Walker, executor of
the estate of Prof. Morse, against John p Lindsey
Messrs. Mann and Parsons tho plaintiffs attorney, OBJ
jected yesterday TO the bail offered and the defendants
bondsmen must now justify before the court bail
must DO found
The final dividend of 81 per cent Of the
Croon National Bank which suspended in year 1867
paid yesterday to the creditors by OF John
Knox, Controller OF Currency No % Nassau-st This
makes total dividend OF sst per cent the first payment
OF 80 per cent and the second OF 30 having been
pain some time AGO.
The Principal of the Turner school reports
that at present s37 boys and girls are instructed in
Turner gymnastics. The instructors are c. Einer Prin
cipal H. MetZner w. Heeseer, +. Rosenbaum r.
Schmidt and Felix Eiher The cadet corps is composed
OF $50 boys who receive military education under the
instruction OF Capt ii. Benneeke,
Application has been made to the New-York
Stock Exchange to place upon the stock list the First
Mortgage per cent sterling bonds OF the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway Company t5 Paul Dvison), tho Erie
Railway Mortgage per cent Gold bonds, maturing In
1920 and the per cent Convertible bonds OF the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western T. abroad Company.
In the case of jeremiah Savage, who was COM
mitted at the Special Sessions by one Justice and sent
TO the scholarship, writ OF habeas corpus made re-
turnabe yesterday morning in Supreme Court Chambers
Counsel called the attention OF the court TO the fact that
the Commissioners had merely sent the commitment and
the prisoner. Judge Barrett decided that IL was not
return, and on the suggestion OF counsel granted an
order returnable to-day to show why the Commits
siOneTs should not be punished for CONTEMPT In not
making proper return.
4 number of privates of the nth Regiment
held a meeting the wahar in Orchard-st, last night
for the purpose OF taking action reference TO the
legged illegal prosecution of Capt Brandes for violation
OF the procession law, the officers 10 whom the case
was submitted having neglected 10 obtain satisfaction.
Several officers present cOunseed the prvates to be
patient and stated that the the hands OF the
authorities, and that due time action would be taken
long DEBATE resulted III the appointment OF Commit
tee to attend 10 the natter.
A new line of Ocean steamers viii be estab-
lshed soon between Bordeaux and New York. under the
control of j. z. Hutchinson OF Glasgow. The first
OF the line, the Nada lying Pier No 49, r. She
has been in the British India trade but has lately been
thoroughly re1ted for the service in which she is
10 be engaged she is about 200 feet in length, and
draws loaded ia feet of water She has aceommo-
daOns for 50 passengers Those who inspected the
sci last evening examineda signal Light which ignites
only by contact with water and will burn brilliantly for
three quarters OF an hour.
BROOKLYN.
An application will be made to Judge Tap
pen, to-day, for the release bail Of George Windey.
shooting Of George W. Watson.
The case of Frank Foe against Police In
spector Folk whom he charges with having dubbed him
unnecessarily Aug. 8, was investigated by Justice
Walsh yesterday, ana decision reserved
An attempt is about to be made to prove
that Robert ~ Whiting is not legally constituted MEM
Der OF Board Of City Works and the Corporation
Counsel will be requested 10 furnish the Board Of Alder
men with an opinion as to the legality OF the ransac
lions OF the Board. 90 ~-.s -~----.--
The International Elevator Company is load
ing the steamship Egypt with grain at the Atlantic
Dock, and on Saturday discharged two workmen who
are members OF the Trmmers' and Grainers' Associa
ton The other 20 workmen demanded. yesterday the
instant Unemployment Of the two discharged aborers.
which the Company refused. The remaining men then
Sent TO the Police Central ONCE aud 80 police were
stationed on the pier from 10 NJ until p. N. The
strikers refused to resume Worh put du not attempt
violence. ~ x.,,,o
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Water Board met
and organized yesterday, electing Mayor DeBevolse
Chairman and Judge Pearse Secretary. .ohcer Paul
Heaney charged by John W. Farmer with assault Win
intent TO Kill was arrested Monday and baied In 1850
70 appear at the next term OF the City Court The Po-
lice commissioners az their meeting on Monday evening
exoneraed Heaney the charges against him. and
ordered his return TO duty
WASHINGTON SoUARE.-me barns OF Jacob Van Lew
and Issc Petit were struck by lightning during the
storm ~ Monday morning. and were totally destroyed
with uvir contents OF nay anu bi"A-' 1--WE N"tVNN'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW RoCHELLE.-At the inquest on the
body of Matthew Curran, murdered by John Cody on
Sunday morning, Charles Marshall testined yesterday
that he saw Cody knock Curran senseless with some
large stones and then leave him the grass that Cody
shortly returned and said with an oathi Amt you
dead yetP and struck Carran four tmes win
that "a Cody went away he mutered tnat he had nad
revenge. verdict against Cody was rendered; Inc
Foley who also assaulted py CODY Is sui an'e
arran n
nortion of the town Of wawarsng last Friday
Afternoon, moving down all before IL. Trees,
d aWay The barn u W. II. Wager was struck and
completely demolished. Three boys taxing shelter
from the storm were IN o, the KILLED. The other
! escaped uninjured. Further extensive damage was
done barns and outhouses being blown over ana many
| inns of hay and gain we're destroyed The typhoon
passed near Wagas house tnat pear ree ~
was twisted from the roots and carried cOnsderaOIe
distance sleigh was lifted by the wind and the iron
4 work bent and twisted.
| PoUGHKEEPsIE.-oavin Denning, OF Putnam valley
was drowned while bathing in Oscawana Lake on
'u0"''' >SEw-JERSEY.
| Jersey CITY,-John lie Due, the Canadian
Roman Catholic priest arrested Monday for procuring
money under false ptenses discharged yesterday
Father Beauderin testified that the alleged swinder
was a regularly ordained priest Mrs. Ellen carey OF
No 297 GIand-s wasfound dead in her bed yesterday
| morning, death having been caused by apoplexy.
The Coroner's jury in the case OF Ih0Inas WorAMan
killed at the Washngton-st crossing OF the Pennsy wanna
Railroad Thursday last returned verdict yesterday
generating from blame the employees OF the company
The jury recommended that the company use more en-
cen means protect crossing where tho accidenI
occurred Ninety -fom car loads OF peaches arrived
yesterday over the Pennsylvania Railroad. No ne
OF smallpox were reported yesterday inl heatI
Inspector Cannon denies that the disease - increasing
is asserted by several physicians default amount
ing 10000 has been discovered IN the accounts
George Kingsland, Cashier the Hudson County Ma
tional Bank, who sailed vacation tour TO Europe
some weeks ago, accompanied by a weuknown clergy
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