New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
NEW.YORK CITY.

Gen. w. II. sherman left the city ON SatuI-
day evening for Washington.
The MarketmenN Association of Washington
ana West Washington Markets now numbers over AV00
members.
Tiffany & Co.'s holiday display of bronzes
- one Of the finest ever seen the city, aud viii wei
repay a visit .
The payment Of United states Deputy Aer-
thals and Supervisors wll ho gun ths week Badges auU
commissions must uc surrendered
The taxes received from Jan. to Dee l"'
IsTl Amounted 10 Sls56593 Sa 10 Dec L. 1872 S-''''
OSi rs; increase ID ls72 stlcs%5t2
A FAIR fox the bcreGt Of the Trinity BAPTIST
Church IN Eest FtyG'thst viii be held at tio eh"i'h
curiug the present week. te@ipuimg tomorrow
The paving O. Cnmch-St., from Fulton 10
Morrissts with the Gudet pavement az iad on son'"
Fth-syer - cou4c'eo' and The street IS 0'oN'" '''
Col. Blood, who had been surrendered 10y ms
bondsmau in tAe cIuiu', proceedings against him for
Roe bacd saay in S9 }atsc Eraay a. ycccy5a acyeg
q DOndsIuau, and Justified in Slt.e1
Secretary Boutwell, has decided that cars
carrying uaappra<cd Custom-Aouso goods from New
York shall be OcAed with the Xxx American s1a
Lock-" with glass seals aud thai phOlogiaph OF ,hc
eeals must bo sent Wtn the HancStS Oh Tue SooS " ''
Richard Smith, fireman Of the Missouri, ar
rvcd from Havana by steamship Columbia on Saturday
was of those who escaped In small boat ana
gives Grng sScoGt @ 1 e Tsro irSryPiop T,T ne i5Td
ing reef. and tte final rescue
Births last week 4j3 marriages. 40 deaths,
s07: smallpox II deaths, cases taxes collected,
sf.sol@ 80 loss from Ss fires, $4,000; Insurance,
SioAtoV ait rs li! ,i 90, ii,,nse. S919 ~ sit
4tons procured by the Free Labor Bureau GIL
n committee of German citizens has been
1esmed TO raise in aid OF the sufferers along the
Baltic coast The following have been appointed to re-
,ivo contributions: f. O. Matthiesen andw. A. Wichers
No. lO6 WaLst; NJ Leuan, No. les Front-It.; Johnn II
e. KOhsaat, No Il hercer-st; FREDERICK flscher'No'
BeayerSt.
The Association of German Property Owners
of the Tenth, Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards, formed
last year m support of the reform movement has chosen
the following officers for the coming year President,
Carl Becker Vlce-Presidents. Charles Welts 81 RngS
mann Charles Eoss Secretaries, Henry Bauer and +.
H. b. Tamsen Treasurer, John Beierlein.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
of Public Works states tnat the OF next week
the new sineh main will be connected at Cfam-
bersst. with The system OF supply pipes IN the lower
ns last the Water supply was temporarily slut Of during
lhe adjustment OF sol"cUck and f01rbrauch c0nnec
secOndst.
Charles Burgess, for several years grocer
Grand and Eighthsts Brooklyn, T. d., but recently
engaged in the business in this city, at Firstave
and Tenhs st.. missing On Friday he started down
town 70 make purchases, knocked down ana run
over by a team at Murray and Washingousts.. and
where his returned. Eludlns the attend
ants be started out without coat OF nat lie mas not since
been seen by his friends
werp who arrived port Friday TO TIE
TRIBUNE graphic account of the pers of the voyage
majority Of the had sailed on the steamship
CITY Of Brooklyn which after leaving Ivernoo on Nov
IL encountered heavy seas and terrible winds. untl
finally three OF the blades Of the propeller wheel udpped
of and the steamshp,heoded Queenstown under sail
On the voyage thitheT waeriogged vessel the Mount
OF Qnebec, loaded with timber. seen. having
been abandoned by It's crew The Cty Of Antwerp had
stormy Passage.
BROOKLYN
Arrests last week, 423; taxes paid SiSS,O10 -.
The Rev. Henry j. Van Dyke. ID. d., has
been recalled 20 the PastoTate OF The Remsen-st.
A twO-story frame dwelling, ,Owned by TheO-
dore Young, at HerEner and sackman-sts was burned
by iDeendiaries on saturday morning. Loss. 5000
1t is reported that number of discharged
Nsvy-Yard employees VIII be reGagaged on Jan. ap-
preparation having been promised by leading members
of Congress
The contract to build the sewer from the
county buildings Flatbush to Canarsie Bay has been
awarded to Edward Free Co. for $4s7 As. The entire
cost will be 100000.
One hundred and seven members have been
received into Plymouth Chnrch profession during the
past year. The annual collections have amounted to
s5,55f, and pew rentals 10 100000.
Niee-Admiral Rowan Of the Navy-l ard has
received orders TO f ont the storeships supply and
Guard for the reception OF such goods American ex
hibitors may wish TO send 70 the Vienna Exposition.
Little viii have 90 he done to the huls, and the sp,r
and rigging over the mastheads VIII be pat up in few
days,
The funeral Of the late Alderman Joseph y
Walter Of the Nineteenth Ward took place al y L YES
terdsy. from st. Pauls p. L. Church arcy-ave ,j
PenD-st., the Rev. MoWand Mayrard oGolaf- 49, !
POweB the Board OF Aldermen, a"' - h''S.
S@sgsT%sSdi' Sdg%o6d were pc. od followed the remain.
x1 --.~,- - --rTs
Tk5 renewal of shict-Attorney B. F. Tracy
n favor Of Col A. W. Ienney has excited much CON-
ment among Republican politicians, and delegation
c6nssLng Of Police Co7nmssIOner james Jourdan, Stew
art L. WoOdfOrd, Grn. =. ). CrOOke, AsSe eSniylnen
COchen, Van C0tt, auo olhers bas cohaeH win onloI
COnkhug and the Frequent upon Ihe SugtCt' u ia ..
1egSd that the removal brought about Dy JOEn T.
Henry and Henry T. Bowen.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw- -BRIGHToN.-The Village Trustees viii
meet tomorrow take action concerning the claims OF
she officers Of Casteton. places vacated in
1857 account OF maeasance
sTAPLEToN-The anniversary OF the reopeu'ng of the
Kingsley NJ E. Church held yesterday, the Rev. Mr.
dOwen, PASTOR and the Rev. Mcs5rs COyle ana srei-
brugle taking part IN the exercises
SoUrHPIELD-The residents OF this village and MID
etown have protested before the County Judge against
the issue Of further bonds for drainage
FACToRYvILLE.-Mr. Young has been chosen President
of the staten Island Printing Dying establishment,
Sn place OF Samuel Marsh, deceased.
LONG ISLAND.
NoRTH HHMPsTEAD.-The Queens County
Board Of Supervisors has established the following
of taxation per 500 Long Island CITY, 81 2o Newtown.
IS 81; Jamaica, s. 80; Flushing. 81 80; North Hemp
stead 81 81; Hampstead, s.; Oyster Bay, - &C.
NKwTOwS-For years past the bills OF the Justices
and cOns8Oes Of the town have been OutraCeOuy hgh
Last their charges we're 50 enormous tat the Re-
took decided action, and tue Board OF
SuperyisOrs udced % make heavy reductions IN
Notwithstanding the fact that I
the candidates OF the Reform ticket we're elected tue