New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
NENY-NOHK CITY.

Controller Green received yesterday, in pay
mcnt Of taxes and and the sale city
property, sli,C0s l6
Commissioner Davenport is preparing to ar
rest several prominent politicians charges OF
plicity in the recent election frauds.
Old residents are to call to MUD Eyacua-
ton Day tins morning. Tho 18th Regiment, Col Clark,
will parade to-day, ana be reviewed al the City Hall at
} y. III. by the Mayor and Common Council.
A petition is being circulated among resi-
dents and slOrekeepers IN buildings tho Bowery, be
tween Chaham-square and Cinalst, praying the Mayor
or the Grand Jury take measures for the suppression
OF the dIsOrderly houses IN che vicinity.
John L. Irving, whose statements in regard
to the Nathan murder have attracted attention wall be
arragueI in the Court OF General Sessions tomorrow
plead 10 the Two indictments against him. Assistant
DsrictAtorney Russell It Is understood VIII move Tor
"A immediate trial.
The Lame White Nan, Pile OF Bones, and
"a other Indians of the Northern Cheyenne Northern
Arrapahoe bands, arrived at the Grand Central Hotel
last evening from Washington. They are accompanied
b, Col john Z. Smith Of the United States Army, who
acts rs Indian agent.
Inspector Thomas of the Street Cleaning
Bureau stated yesterday that Controller Green has
promised honor Tho requisiton for $4,000 for street
cleaning during November and December made upon
him BY the Police commissioners -Four weeks pay Is
due the abOrCrs and employees OF the Cleaning
Bureau part Of the money Viii DC paid out today
No 3oi MulDerry-'t
Deputy Coroner Marsh made post-mortem
yesterday III the OF Michael Harold OF
No lej BrOome-st, who killed Sunday night by
Pierre s.efsuo, while attempting prevent quarrel
Coroner Young mpaneed q jury, but the inquest will
PaOa, the latter being friend OF the murderer aud
witness OF the fatal ARRAY, were committed to the
TomOs where they Will await the result Of the COroners
investigation
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America is taking In concert with the bishops
and clergy OF Ireland 10 arrange system OF inroduc
tory cards, good between societies In Ireland and
America, securing the emigrant members friendly
recognition by Total Abstinence Societies on landing
here. The National Secretary, j. W. OBrieD, has made
"A tour Of Castle Garden and the emigrant boarding.
houses preparatory 10 taking definite steps II Ia found
that almost all these houses have blrrooms attached
and that emirants led into bad habits Immediately
landing.
The police authorities were informed several
weeks $50 that United States bonds to the amount OF
$3O0O0o bad been offered for sale at prices below the
market value. Inspector Wslling, with Detectives
Sampson, Farley, and Ryder, have since been nyesti
eating the mystery with considerable success. They
have had opportunities to arrest two.o the men en-.
gagged the attempted sale Of bonds Dat they wish 10
implicate larger number, and 10 seize more OF the
forged bonds than they are now able to DO 1t WAS
while this that the detectives recoy
cred the bonds stolen from the Treasurer OF Cuban
Junta. ID j. expected that the suspected persons will
be arrested The latter part OF the present week.
BROOKLYN
The hearing OF the complaints against tho
liquor dealers arrested sunday for violating the Ell
clse law was adjourned yesterday by Justice Delmar
until Dec. D. h. ands
The Rev. w. G. Corbc,t was served yestcr-