New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
NFW-YORK CITY,

The Marine Court and Court of General
Sessions without funds for the payment Of the April
salaries OF their attaches.
Thomas Moran's great picture of the Grand
Canon of the Yellowstone is finished and will be placed
on private view at Leavitps rooms, Clinton Hall
1t is reported on good authority that Messrs.
Graham Gerry Withdrawn from the defense Of
Stokes consequence OF his recent card to the public
The vacancy in the Board OF Directors OF
the Erie Railway occasoned by the death of George c.
Hail. was filed yesterday by the election OF John j..
Cisco, the Wall-st banker.
By the advice of her Boston friends Mrs.
Fisk decided not to consummae the purchase OF Jay
Goud's interest in the Grand Opera House, and
making efforts to be released from the contract.
Badger, the Boehm hute-maker of Broad
way is constructing for the coming Boston Musical
Jubilee flute the Boehm principle, and OF mammoth
propo play the part OF bass. II Is 10 be used by
Prof. Latham OF this city.
An application for the release on moderate
bail Of Emma Couch, the alleged blackmaier, was
argued Yesterday before Judge Brady who expressed
the opinion the bail should be large, but finally
served his decision until to-day.
Under the recent decision Of Judge Brady
remandiug the Court of Special Sessions convcts for
trial. the Distrct-Attorney and Mr. Howe have decided
10 take M the cases 80 at time. Discharges
cordngly presented. yesterday to Judge Brady for
separation. The prisoners are to lie brought to the
Tombs TO await tue result OF an examination i,o InrII
when il no proof can he brought against thein
owing to the lapse OF time. they Will he discharged
BROOKLYN.
During April, S59G,022 Al was received from
taxes
Deaths last week, 272, including "a from
all-pox and 81 from spotted fever.
Controller Schroeder and Auditor Shawrman
held a conference. yesterday, and postponed for one
week the appointment eff the Republican Water and PO
lice Commissioners. 1t now reported that supple
mentary bill will be passed by the Legislature. taking
the appointing power out Of the hands OF Controller
LONG ISLAND.
New LoTs.-The dwelling of John Jennings
at Atlantic and Cypress ils-ave burned early yes
terday Mrs. Jennings saved her three children by
tearing a sheet into STRIPE. and lowering them from
third story window The loss ON building and furniture
amounts to $4,000
MAsPErH-The loss from the fire in the oilcloth fac
tory of A. Sampson Son. ON Monday, will exceed
100000; partly insured. The fire orginaed ON the
ipnted cloth that saturated with benzlne.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD-Thomas Fay one OF the convicts
who recently escaped from the Queens County Ja has
back o his cell He states that the convicts stole boat
and crossed to Westchester County.
NEW-JERSEY.
NEwARK-The Attorney General has refused
to accept the resignation Of Mr. Frederick H. Teese
Presiding Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Mrs.
George Brostler age a. young woman living at No GO
Boyd-st committed suicide yesterday by cutting her
throat with under temporary alteration OF mind.
ORAsGE.-The Protestant Episcopal Memorial Church
Of the Holy Innocents, erected by Mrs. Douglas Robin
Orange Mountain to the memory Of her daughter
yesterday by Bishop Odenheiner
PATRRsoy-The Guardian, which has been edited by
Car,eop NJ and Arson Iierrick. Mr. yanderRoven
retired from his editorial position yesterday.
wEEHAwKEs.-A new boat, the Midland $50 feet long,
placed on the FOry-sccondst Ferry and 15nute trips
will be made by II on and after Junel.