New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
NEW YORK CITY.

The wharves of the WHITE star SJedhsshlp
Company VIII be ra1serred at an early day Rom Jersey
CITY to Pier No. 81. y. u.
The steamship City Of London landed 12
and the Oceanic ga immigrants at Castle Garden yes
terday. Both vessels were from Liverpool.
The payments of taxes, assessments, market
and water rents aud fees into the hands Of Con
troller Green, yesterday amounted to S6,A2 A.
The County Clcrk-clcct, William Walsh took
the oath Of Office before County Clerk Chas Loew yes
terlay and deposited bond with Mr.. Loew in $1,000
Messrs Martin f. Melnerny and Patrieh White are mr.
Washs boIdsmen.
In compliance with the request OF the Bish-
ops OF the United states md England to-day will be OBJ
served by tho Church OF England and also by the Prot
OF special PRAYER for Home and Foreign Missions
The new steamship City Of New York, belong
ing 20 Messrs F. Alexandra Sons line TO Havana, has
Just made remarkably fast trip having left TINS port on
Thursday afternoon Now 81 and arriving at Havana on
Monday afternoon. Dec l, making INC trlp De'ween
Sandy Hook and MORO Catcin four days anu ono bou
Three children in the Founding Hospital,
at Tbrdave. and sxtyfthst, were stricken with Tue
smallpox on Monday, and yesterday morning the am
bulauce OF the Board Of Health conveyed the sick
children TO the hospital on Baokwelps Island. ln
spectors Hamilton and Roberts OF the Hean Deprn
nent sent ~ the Asylum, and all the inmates were
vaccnated.
Justice Thomas Kivlen, whose death is an
nounced was born in Sligo, Ireland, In 1922 when no
was Is years VI age he cane to New YORK, where ne
resided the present tlne lcJJ TIC Hcu INC
lion OF officer in Part II. Of the Marine Court ~ ICY
was elected Justice Of the Second District civil Court
which position he held until his death The funeral WIZ
take place today from NO ei Whlest'
The call for money by depositors On the
Union Trust Company, was much less yesterday than
Oh Monday tho day Of resumption OF business They
paid out less than s3oOO. and was understood that
heV receiy,d ON dep1st about $4,000. The President
declined 10 give Information to details, saying tha
the institution had reached point now when 10 ceased
10 be necessary 10 make their business public.
a., I..a .aHut haH ~
opened at castle Garden proves decided success.
o,f Of bread and bowl OF soup are furnished for ten
CENTS and tickets given to those persons who are
unable 10 buy the food over i25 persons were icd on
the day when the OuphOuse WAS opened ana tho mum
Der fed daily will doubtless Increase rapidly during the
next few months.
The Presidents Message, the Spanish Pro-
toco and the synopsis of tho Treasury report from
Washington to this city transmitted by the west
ern Union Telegraph Company eight wires in one
hour tho shortest time in which tho Message was ever
received. II is worthy Of notice that this was done
nader the disadvantage Of unfavorable weather
steady rain falling at the time on the Whole engh OF
the lines between Scw-IOrk ana Washington. cFttt ID
due the officers aud operatives OF the Company for the
excellent arrangements made and the manner m Warh
they were carried out The connection OF the deLout
portions OF the matter perfect and not break or
omission occurred from beginning 20 end The entire
report. 1925 words, passed through the As3ocltea
Press oice I'm one hour and % miUues and was oil IL
Tie Offices OF the evening papers at 2.3O y. NJ
The lack of demand for laborers i'll any of
the trades in this city and vicinity is seriously felt by
the immigrants who arrive by hundreds daily, and nd
themselves frendiess in great city The Commission
ers of Emigration regard With dsmay the revelations of
great distress made during the past few days. Tie
number paupcrs to be provided for at Wards Island
is increasing In an alarming ratlo ol prog Ss5un men,
ed aud willing to work, ind no other means Oh
obtaining food than dependence ON the chdIlty Oh Tue
% WE island ar this season OF tho year was
from 80 at time foste1dsy th9 number eaefsd
average number during the previous week The expense
of to tue Board about s. each per week
tam much money. and the Board VIII doubtless be ~
debt 10 a large amount before Spring.
BROOKLYN.
The reccipts for licenses granted during
November amounted to sl,7l7
All the saughter-houses within the city
limits are ordered he removed before next Summer.
The Internal Revenue collections for the
month of November amounted to S4199s6 g. Tor the
corresponding period Of 1872 they amounted to 81
showing q falling of 81 S5S69 %.
The twenty-seventh reception OF the Brook
yn Art Association Will be held at the Ant Binding and
in Academy Of ilusc on Dec. s. 4 ino collection OF
pictures drawings, ana statuhy VIII DO on ca hlDloh'
William Brdsel, residing at No. Al South
Oxford-s and doing sbusines in NEWPORT died sud
denly at his home on Monday evening. lie had been
two previous To his death and 1t is suspected that he
may have taken an overdose
The records of the post-offce show that dur
ing September October, and November 2o7 letters we're
deposited which could not in any manner be mailed
SO letters ha wing addresses. During the same period
1859 without stamps were received; eud III !et
tiers On which revenue stamps were pasted
On Sunday last John Vandervcrc, age 3d. a
wealthy resident Of NcwLOls, died suddenly Of heart
disease or apopexy. supposed at the time Upon
information obtained yesterday. however, Coroner
Jones decided not 10 permit an nterment OF the nody OF
deceased until pOst-mOrtem examination Of the re.
mains has been made.
The Rev. William p. COrbit, a Methodist
Episcopal clergyman whom the Board OF Health
Gently censurod for his failure report the AysBaes
aud other marriages 10 the Board required by law
ms complied with tine demands made upOu him, and
ha. submitted to the Health Board list of all mar
Iiages performed by him since his assignment TO this
city Ia May last.
LONG ISLAND.
WOopLAwN-Samuel VeTety, age A. years,
an enpl0y6 IN the factory OF Lalance & Gr0sjeau,
instantly Killed yesterday morning while oIlug piece
OF shafting His coatsccve caught in the betting, and
he was whrled around with the shaftng, which
making 20 revolutions % minute, his head striking
against the ceiling with each revolution, MASKING IL
cOnpetcy q Jelly and breaking both his legs and
back Coroner Allen of Jamaica held inquest upon
the body, the jury rendering verdict In accordance
with the above Iacts.
JAM,ICA-A committee from the Queens County
with the Queens County Board OF Supervisors,
Thursday, Tor the purpose Of taxing some definite
acton relation 10 the county poor and devise
for purchasing a county farm.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNoN.-The eth Regiment of the
Satonal Guard was reviewed In this village yesterday
by MajorGen. Hustled.
NEW-JERSEY.
IrDcry cyTy Somupl "a workman Of