New-York tribune., 1873-05-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

Daniel Pearson has been appointed plio' -
place Of James Murphy, deceased. . \.
Capt Williams of the Inflated steamship Az
Iantic quietly left this city, Monday evening" ny ~
Oceanic for England. H.
Archbishop McCloskey will administer inc
rite Of confirmation In St. Gabrles Churcn, III I"''
Thirty y-seyenth-st this morning at ociooA'
Tho schooner Anne Cannon, whose stern
was recently carried away dock at Pier No. 80 Last
River where her repairs will be completed Whin 'en
days.
Among the passengers for Liverpool per
steamship Oceanic william II. Kimbah OF INC hiu "a
Libby Clark who visits Great Britain and Germany
establish branches OF the concern.
The new Board of Tax Commissioners IS en-
gagged in settling the unfinished business OF the ou
Roard prominent among which Is the hearing OF apph
cations for a reduction OF assessments
Messrs. Bendann Brothers Of No. 1,153 Broad
vav have handsome largo photograph OF ChetJustoo
Chase which will recall him 10 his thousands & Sd 6s,e Of
ING friends as he in his prm3 ana up 10 TUG u"
the first paralytic stroke two years ago.
The counsel for Nixon, condemned to be
hanged on Friday was before Judge Miller at huuson'
for stay of proceedings but falling he went to Alnahy
and made application yesterday hlteInovo. W '"H'
Grover No decision was rendered last night
The General Term of the Supreme Court mas
inst appointed Joseph H. Choate Mr.. F. Shepard ana
Addison c. Rice an examining committee on apPlea-
ons for admission to the bar apa henry ae chosen as
VIM. c. TTapbagen, and Henry AlAer "'4o e"0''" ~
committee on character.
Another immense throng of emigrants ar
rived at Castle Garden yesterday so That the great nan
densey crowded when The sudden Tn Conda
drove every one to seek shelter Mnin' al the Total
alone brought 1472 steerage passeDges ana tno to'a
number OF arrivals was 1857.
The eth Regiment will parade on Thursday
OF ne ext week in full uniform with white pantaioons Ids
will I've tho regular Spring parade The route VIII pe %
down broadway to the Battery up through BrOdus 10
The CIV 6a Where the regiment Will be reviewed 10y
Mayor Havemeyer thence up broadway 10 lho dImoIS
An intoxicated man passing through the
Bowery observed paseboard face at every pane OF
costumer's window; stopping and swaying TO ana Ito
Mutterng: Whar all lookaen at Hope II Know lne
gain. d you! He then reeled away ieeiins outr"gea
as ID citizen aud a man.
The brisk thunderstorm of yesterday after
noon was undoubtedly serious inconvenience TO pedes
rians but at least some compensation was experienced
IN the renewed beauty Of all vegetable life The patches
grass scattered here and there in the parks
the city seemed 10 receive ne" 's0i' anu rs sio"
almost perceptlDe.
Tho rumor extensively circulated yesterday
that Ed ard Stokes would be rcseDtenced IN the SUI
preme Court, General Term. was unfounded. Mr.. Dos
Passo counsel for Stokes received no notification that
his client was 10 be brought up before the Court ana
staics that the question as 10 whether lie ~ 10 be re-
sentenced previous TO going before the Court OF Appeals
Is as yet unsettled.
George Wilson, for many years Secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce. has prepared its annual
port for s727S 1t is divided into two parts the first
embracing the minutes and operations Of the Chamber
and the second devoted 10 interesting tables OF the trade
and commerce OF New-GOrk and the principal ports OF
the United states. number OF copies OF the second
part been bound separately for the convenience Oi
those who have occasion TO refer To them.
Controller Green received the following
amounts Yesterday From the Receiver Of Taxes for
taxes water rents and interest 736 79 from the Col
ecor OF for street improvements and open
ugs SAC 81 from the Bureau of Arrears for arrears
of taxes assessments water rents ana interest,
$50 os S. from the Bureau OF City Revenue for ferry
rent house rent rents and interest bond and
mortgage s2i2 80 from the Bureau OF water Register
for water rents S9,2 ,259 SO total sGO,745 60.
Fashion plays strange freaks and shows it.
self in strange places The passion for foreign finish,
the dehght IN swelling titles and IN French twist TO
name are not confined to the arstocratic avenues. An
ambitious and initiative stabc.keeper in East Broadway
bearing the strange device "HOel de Horse His
donbilrss as d,ty AS their master and refuse
their hay unless made up IN salad despse their oats
II not served in the Partisan STYLE 10 IS certain that
groom a steed whose pedigree was not fauliless.
A great many people have been interested,
within few days. in watching the opening regattas Of
the season. They are taking place in the limited Of
water tank set in the window OF a Broadway toyshOp.
but are apparently marked by as eager ambition and
GOOD Craftsmanship as II they had wider field and the
paudts OF admring thousands. On the surface Of this
miniature lake several reconstructed autOmaton
daily feather their oars like jolly young waermen
spurts" are especially vigorous Just after they
wound up when their precision OF stroke and tireess
sweep might give valuable hints TO ambitious amateurs.
Suicide has its fashions like everything else.
year ago Paris-green the ayorte OF exter
mInaton when became pest to ones self Perhaps
It is on account Of stnct druggists law that unIOr-
tunate man lately obliged TO put an end 10 himself
By swallowing piece OF his shirt People all obliged
because of the dearth OF unemployed seamstresses
swallow many Shortcomings IN the matter or clothing
but IL entered te head Of mortal before look
shirt III the light OF mortal weapon Perhaps the man
fancled he frog and tried To do his duty frogs
do by swallowing their jackets which casts doubtful
hight the theory that II Is no matter what man be-
heves provided he is sircere bride too. cuts short
her honeymoon by holding water In her mouth till she
dies so sunoeauop may be the approved form OF suicide
Tor "a twelNemOnth.
The bronze representation of the seal of the
Grand Lodge Of this State, which is ornament the new
Masonic Temple in Twentythirdst, has Just been fin
ished after months Of labor, and is exhibl
tion at a foundery Forsyth-st II is claimed one
Of the admin able pieces of this kind OF ever
executed in this country. 1t is cast in real bronze
In center is the circular shield with the emblematc
figures of the hon. the the man, and the eagle.
the covenant Below is the legend, Holiness To the
Lord" The whole is supported by cherubm. THIS
bronze is 10 be placed In niche In the pavilion which
surmOunts the Masonic Temple, upon The Twenty third
81. side The place Is not yet prepared but Will be
ready for its reception III about week.
Patrick Nultes appeared before the Police
ComInss sioners. yesterday. and accused Patrolmau
Thomas a. Booth OF the mounted squad with having
allowed horse and Garage to pass through the ranks
of funeral procession consisting of members OF the ST.
Coumba's r. c. I. A. Is. Society at seventh-ave. and
Twenty ydfth-st Sunday last. Patroman Booth ac-
knowedged the truth Of the complaint and said in de
fensc that the members of the society had hemmed in
the carriage closely that the driver could neither ad-
not retreat Tue occupant Of the carriage repre-
seucd 10 members OF the Society that he xous to
reach the Jersey city terry quickly as possible IN
order depart by railway TRAM aud politely asked
them make opening in the line of the prOcesSO for
the carriage 10 pass through. The members of the
society Eeiused 10 aside aud then compelled
by the officer comply with the request The compliant
was referred to the Board OF Police for decision.
BROOKLYN.