New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-IORk CITY
Gov. Hoffman returned to Albany last
evening
Tn the United States District Court, on Sat
urday Judge Blachford confirmed the appointment OF
+. W. Worth assignee Of the Market Savings banh
John II. Drew, formerly of Washington, ID.
c. has been appointed special assistant TO DtrftAt-
torncy Davis and detailed take care Of customs and
internal revenue cases:
T. N. Sasaski, Chief Justice OF Japan, ana
f. II. Hiraki Associate Justice, members OF the ia
panese Embassy, visited Police Headquarters and 0her
public buildings on Saturday.
Considerable excitement is said to pre-
vail among the 2,7co teachers in tho public schools
owing their inability to find in the new eharterany
provision for their retention IN oilce
Arrests last week, 1,490; loss from 30 flies,
ss7s7o; Insurance. s332 5OO births, 5el marriages. ls
deaths 67s situations procured Mt tho Free LABOR Bu
rea 963 fees from ~ licenses s3i6 49, complaints for
violations Of city ordinances, l7 taxes collected, 49,
| AL 49,
A coffin addressed to Superintendent Kdso,
and bearing tin plate inscribed John e. Heenan SIN
clair House. Broadway and Eishth-st, New York." ar
rived in the steamer Manhattan OH Saturday and
seized and opened by the Customs officers, who onno in
it curtains hronzes and other goods, on which the
| duties are about $50.
| Controller Green has adopted the practice of
sending TO each Department Of the City land County
| Government weekly circular showing the amount OF
money appropriated for carrying on its business, and
stating has been paid thereon. and the balam m
expended up 10 the time OF issuing the clrcnar lms
| is thought, will tend TO check lavish expenditure
| Measures have been taken to establish
F. + church at Rome. in Italy, and as it has been
deemed advisable have the Board OF Trustees COM
posed of residents of this ety. senator Temannntro-
duced, last Friday, bill establishing ST. Paus Church
| Hon. Hamilton Fish and other prominent Newfork
| members OF the Episcopal denomination
BROOKLYN.
The police shot several mad dogs yesterday.
Arrests last week, 4S5 taxes collected,
| sI5913O A.
Double rows of trees are planting around
Washington Park
Summer cars ran yesterday upon the several
| routes Of the city railroads.
A Special Committee of the Committee of
Seventy. Five has conferred with Gov Hoffman, and
stated the objection of the citizens 10 the reorganization
OF the local Police and Water Commissions, and their De
sire to have the charter passed. One OF the Committee
said: "Our aim has been an Improvement in our local
overnment-somethng indeed. higher and better than
Federal oncals-the tail OF the Federal Administration
kite who seem TO have seagd ana now control tne power
Of the Republican party me people must ana VII com
bne against rascaty in public places The whole com
mun' tired and disguised with the continued be-
nave been, selected to protect the interests Of the
| people" ~ ,
| LONG ISLAND CITY.-Since the Charter cleo
ton the Mayor has appointed Dennis Holland a member
Of the Board of Education As the Roman Catholics will
now a majority fears entertained that the
tion of the old Board Bible reading i'll the schools
| will be reversed.
| HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| TUCKAHoE.-In consequence of the high rates
Of wages demanded by the stOne-cuters work at the
marble quarries Will be suspended
NEW-JERSEY.
| JERSEY CITY.-The body of man was
found floating in the Morrsst. dock, Saturday. The
face and clothing badly torn and the body IS sup
posed to he that Of Of the killed by the expo
sion Of the tug Davenport, the Cunard Dock, although
Capt Jay Cox fails to identify ii. The inquest in the
of the fireman Of the Davenport, James Caulhed,
will be continued today.
NEW ARK. K.-Michael Grey Was run over and killed on
the Morris and Essex Railroad Saturday afternoon IN
Harrison township, near this city. The accident
had him in her arms when the train stoppel The ON
cals pushed her aside and put The old man on the cars
| after much delay the body was placed il pauper's
coffin and brought to this city Yesterday in tpecal
trail NJ L. Church YESTERDAY "A mad dog was killed in
seven Years T nasor Of the Wr Prsytcrjnn GHTIrb
has resigned his pastoratH. He has preached for 90 years
in this city. Capt W. j. Roberts portrait painter
died Friday night, supposed, from the oaees OF
a Wounds were d,eoyered n IN his -, iacg and head
HoBoKEN-Dr. John c. Taylor, wellknown physi-
prictnr Of the St Charles Hotel IN New Orleans and OF
the Royal Hotel III Hamilton. A little daughter OF
John A. o'Ne died Friday night from the effects OF
pin which she accidentally swallowed nearly year
ago The child had gradually wasted away, aud pGysi.
clans were unable to afford her any relief
PATEEsoS-The Episcopal Convocation of Newark
finished and ready for occupation NY May The Gym
gymnasium having failed TO receive sufficient S1pport
Que additional case Of smallpox and one OF spotted
fever both fatal are reported.
GREENyILLE.-A Father Mathew Total A,sti-
nencc Society was organized yosterlay number OF
Jersey City Societies took part in the exercises.