New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

The New-York 8Sth Regiment having oeen
refused n charter, is to unite with the e9th hesin'
The Health Board has issued an order that
no fees for vaccination shall be accepted by any o''i
OF the Health Department
The anniversary of the birth of Robert burns
WAS enthusiastically celebrated, yesterday, D! 'io '"
Gus Scottish societies OK this CITY, -,
The Hon. Caleb Cushing, counsel for inc
Tinted States before the Geneva Conference arNeu Nv
the Astor House yesterday. He sails for Europe W
morrow.
At 1Ol n. M, yesterday, telegram was re-
ceved from the Police Headquarters that about l''oo
the largepipe men employed tho Crotoniwater wois
20 whom eight months wages are due. had struck au
are on their WAY 10 the Controllers Office TO demand
the money due Them and that, IN .he even. Vi
demonstration on the part Of the aborers, Capt morn
with battalion OF police toox Possessb en learning
that the men were not coming he withdrew bis force
The Dock Commissioners ordered, yesterday,
renairs 10 be made to Pier No 49, owned by the ece"
Dock Company. The Auditing Committee reported IN
favor OF the payment OF 81 bills, amounting TO s5o6'3 oo
the chief items OF which were 653 to O. H. Delamater
for work upon derrick s2,O6 40 for repairs to tugs
1883 Is FOX grading Ganseyoot-st YARD anu sa9,' %
Tor granite The Hamburger steamship Company, IN IN
letter said that their lease of property In jersey Cy
would expire during the ensuing year. aud ASKED tne
Board to grant them lease OF some pier on the No.h
River The petition referred to the Executive COM
mttee.
The new Turn Hall in Fourth-st. was opened
last evening by series Of festivities including con-
cert and ball The capacous concert hall on the sec
ond floor where the ceremonies took place, was taste
fully decorated with the banners and emblems or the
Turn Vereu including tho battlehag OF the zgtn sew
York Volunteer Regiment when % hH be
orchestra Gustav Freygang delivered an address, beuy
fSe nrednS oIcer Of tho North American Turner
Union the organization upon It's success
in having erected the hail. Tue bail was iono"eu W
banquet. ,oo,,,,y,,
The sailors on board the receiving-shp YER
mont were entertained last evening with music and
recations by the members Of the Brooklyn City Bible
Society.
Thomas Nash, bricklaycr, residing at No.
ia Grahamst Brooklyn. has begun an action against
the Brooklyn Chdrens Aid Society, charging 1t with
having enticed his son TO go to Missouri.
A Brooklyn Ice-BOat Club was organized
yesterday the following officers being elected Presi-
dent and Commander, H. A. Weed vlce-Presdent, j..
HaOck; Secretary, NJ Cnlchester Iredsurer, a. Decher
Measurer, :. Decker
Samuel A. Gurley, letter-carrier, was ar
rested yesterday charge of embezzng letters con-
tanning money from the routeboxes in the PostOihce
Persons had frequently complained that they had lost
letters containing money and Postmaster Booth detected
the criminal by means OF decoy letter containing green
backs which he had placed N one OF me ooHes ad
i've the ettercarrer acknowledged his quit, ana wa.
committed in $500 bail 10 await the action OF the Ottu
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
RoNDOUT.-Jobu Latin, age 10, fell into n
vat at s. Pennmans tannery at Borcenele, on Wednes
day, and was drowned.
WARwICK.-Tle introduction OF the Mistuckey water
into celebrated on Wednesday by parade
OF remen and civic societies from Newbufgh Goshen,
aud Middletown and banquet at which speeches We're
made by the lion. G. III. Winfield, Judge ID. +. Gedney,
tho Hon. Thomas George, Grinnel Burt and othera.
WEST FARMs.-A large number OF influential Demo
taken preliminary steps for the organization
Reform party, in view Of the Spring elections Tor
''"'' NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A warrant has been issued for
the OF the agman stationed at West End, on the
NewJersey Railroad. upon charge Of absence from his
post Wednesday night when George g. Van Weart an
express driver, killed by an outward-bound train.
City bonds amounting TO S325000 have been sold this
week The Hon. Garrett Van Horne age IS, was found
dead at his residence III COnmunipaw-aVe yesterday
NEwARK.-Charles s. Macnett, a weknown manufac-
turer died suddenly yesterday, age o. There are 46
OF smallpox I'm the city. During the year there
The residents of Soonest. deny any
kno Wedge OF Theresa Dcnier the young girl who died
mysteriOusy in NewYork.
PATERsoN-Phip Boehnor Of No. 200 Markct-square.
who married Elizabeth Foyer in 1861 and Margaret John
! son in 1871, arrested yesterday for bigamy.
PINE BRooK.-The Board of FreeholdeIs has awarded
the contract for building iron bridge over the Passac
| River at a cost Of $1,000.
HoBoKEs-JOhn sheppard committed ye-t. rday
| for stealing horse from EnOch Greenieaf.