New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-18

The Receiver OF the ocean Dauh cApC''F !"
pay dividend OF 20 per cent TO depostors on jan %
The Third-ave. Savings Bank was Deslegcd
by depositors yesterday payments being made promptly
The funeral of Mrs. George Wood, the
actress was held yesterday the st Cloud Hotel the
Rev stephen Tying, Jr, onlcatlhg'
A petition has received $50 signatures st the
Stock Exchange to prevent dealing in the street after
p. M, viii I've submitted TO Committee 81 mo STOCK
Exchange.
The Chamber of Commerce forwarded, yes
tcrday to Congress- a memorial in OF granting
Liberal compensation for mail service performed by
lines American steamers sailing Ia foreign ports,
Sheriff Brennan received, yesterday, an order
from Governor Hoffman, instructing him 10 send Law
renee Sullivan now confined in the TOmhs under sen
tcucc of death for the murder OF john Orcn, 10 the
State Lunatc Asylum, mt Auburn, he having been pro
nOunced hOpelessly insane.
The Board OF Public instruction adopted,
Yesterday new course of studies Tor grammar and pr
mary schools presented by the Committee the Course
OF studies in May, 1870, and published by TIE TRIBUNE
q the time. The cOurse adopted by Commissioners
Sands and Wood was rejected
Negotiations for the settlement OF the claims
OF the United States against Weld d Co.. sor alleged
eight weighing" Of sugars in this city and Boston, have
been pending some time II was thought mat te q,lll
sid however that the Secretary the Treasury refuses
to settle FOR 100000 and he probability j. mat tc
will soon DO rcirod IN the United states Dsuct
Court
A TRIBUNE reporter who applied to mem
Der Of the Committee OF Seventy last evening for IN
formation the truth Of statement published III an
evening newspaper that the Committee delegated TIE
work proceeding against certain iheluDeIS OF tno 1u
dietary to the Bar Association, was told that the Com
ntcc could not Gelegate any such powcr and at al -
meeting of the subj ommlttce no ahuSioh n"u pe'"
made To the alleged action
The paragraph in Wednesdays TRIBUNE
stating that firm of r. L. A. stuart had suspended
business needs explanation Every large slgdi-houso 10
obliged 10 stop, repairs, once yei' usually al INC
close the year. The business this season DcnS
very ann, thclr works VIII ~, tt"Pi' t. .i az,
This Is OF The richest houses IN me race any no
one knowing them could have supposed lnat tie5 Lu
suspended payment, especially Is lhey nave no paper
out.
The Tammany Sachems express themselves
as wi oily by surprise by the resolution offered IN
the Senate yesterday by Senator Tenann requiring the
Tamnauy Society show tbat the original constitution
has Jt been violated While they discaim al knowl-
edge Of the motive which led to senator l. action,
they Say that all requests Wch te - d'e my iahu
viii complied with readily, ami there II no desire To
Withhold from investigation amp part OF the proceeding
OF tie society.
A bill has been introduced i'll the Assembly
authorizing John r. Mills, who holds me license FOR tho
Old Bulls Head" stage line, 10 run ears In lieu o.
stages from the City Hal. along the Bowey aud Third
ave. Forty-secoudst. Mr.. Mills claims that stage
license rs perpetual and the LEGISLATURE b. giving
him the privilege asked for, VIII enable hl shlY 10
ay tracks along this rgato. II Be- stated. however,
failure stage, fora certain period viii H.
Nolve a revocation ol no license
The old days of freight shipments 10 Cali
blockade the Pacific Railroad has caused rush
Of freight by steamer and during the past days tlo
Of draws and toward the pier las been
immense, On Tuesday night The t'amst'rs ia lilc
all night line OF campGrcs reached from The foot ~
bivouackng drayrnen, and Illuminating the streets.
The Thrd-ave. Railroad Company, in order
relieve the travel between the City Hall and Forty
sccondt has leased the Avenue line, will at once
proceedtO it with the Thirdave road 1t i, now
having 30 additional built, which viii the
new route leaving the city Han every three minutes,
arcrd nponertT at 81" o9pni nus
and aiorcrs broke ground Yesterday Tor "a depot
bill has been introduced ia the Legislature authorizing
the COMPANY TO run palace cars on its roads, and to
charge 10 cents additional fare.
BROOKLYN.
Benjamin w. Wilson was appointed mem
Of the Board Of City Assessors, yesterday, place Of
Henry T.. Ripley.
DR.. Morehcad was fined $50, yesterday, for
conveying smallpox patient to The County Hospital
one OF the lhtbUs-aN'. ears.
There was "a skating carnival on the CapitO-
lene Lake LAST neht, and in the afternoon there
ice-bOat race, which was Won - C0IGModoIc weed.
LONG ISLAND.
BREsLAU-Frank Schnidt's house and barn
were buried yesterday. LOSE, 5000
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEwBURGH.-lt is alleged that Father Brady |
VIII carry the application for writ " habts corpus 10
compel Daniel Irwin produce Mary Martin the Su
preme Court. Miss Martin, orphan, entered M. ir |
wins family, and renOunced the Roman Catholic religion
and attended the Presbyterian Church Here relatives
threatened to her fo-cbly and proceedings
instituted In the County COar Letters OF OHdrliau,lp |
of her person and estate have been granted 10 Nj Irwin
PoUCm;EEisIL.--rho icc-boat VIM Of the New-Ham- /
burgh Club made nine miles in tigt minute ycstrtd4v
the between the Ella aud tie Ii gLI resulted III
tie.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A fire last night in thC base |
mcnt Of No. 1ls Payonaayc occupied 10y Ldmund Coon
a vegetable store, spread 20 a harbcrshop, a book
store, and Mrs OsbOrnos fancy cOOdn store adjoining
Loss $780, Partially nsu'cd
NEwARK.Thc Street Committee ~ tho Common C0un- /
eli decided, last evening 10 permit Mcs,r3. Ripley AZ
OCOnuor 10 lay the TctOrd pavement in hi h-st. "A
meeting in favor OF local option ncid tie First
PrcSby tcraD Church, lasi evening, and was addressed
by the Rev. Dr. stevens, GEO. Sheppard Page, aud oter
DEMONSTRATION Thomson, alleged To ia u p,I'.e |
sioua burglar, arrested, yesterday, for httcuptiu
to procure tools under false pretcnses.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
The annual meeting OF Tie WOman's Union |
Missionary held Vp-frr,lav tho