New-York tribune., 1873-05-06


| Park mas shown so much activity that II recei'eda
| second moving yesterday.
The following is a comparative statement or
the eontag gious diseases of the past two weeks;
,~S1a Typhua Ty6od Scarlet Measles Dpthsrin SMALLPOX
A2dI A,5 ,,3.:. sa".::i 81 i q 8
The Hon. Horace F. Clark, President Of the
Lake Shore and Union Pacific Railroads. left Yesterday
on an extended tour tho roads with which nc Is
| connected. He Will attend the election OF tbe Lake
shore Railroad Company, Wednesday, at Cleveland.
The Seventh Regiment, under the command
OF Col Emmons Clark had their second battalion drl
at Tompkius-squarc, yesterday afternoon. About 900
men were in the ranks and the different movements
performed with precision and alacrlty WHICH uii
] credit TO the drill OF tho preceding season'
The following interesting bit of society gos-
sip was overheard uuayoidaby by TRBuSE reporter
In tie conversation Of dimnutiye artists In boot
backing yesterday "Sly, Jimmy! Is you a-goin 10 ae
| hail tonight 70 "Ball Bulls is out OF sensing lin
agon to dine via fren Of mine what acts at the Bo"
| cry"
Another immense crowd of emigrants arrived
at castle Garden Yesterday The noticeable fea-
ture WAS the arrival Of IGi by tho steamer Egypt the
largest number OF emigrants a single vessel ever
known at tins port The NeyLdt brought out l235 dd
tn Oceanic 957, making the whole number !" s'D"e
| day J.eG1
Adrian II. Muller sold at auction, yesterday
morning at Exchange sdesroom, by order OF lhao-
dore NJ. DAVIS Receiver Of the Ocean Natio'i banA Tue
| following stocks belonging 90 the bank: ~
Foiiynae MORTGAGE lo1l Deca,uI sqyan ana % Oa m i sb
s liosd Compsoy SI00J eleu w-re so ia two ots
tr1gag a p cent Of 1g face per Of their
| fsle
John 'Kennard and Theodore F. Hay, both
residents OF New-Jersey, arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff JJdson jarvis Chief Of the Bureau OF
Arrests in the sherin's Office 10 suit begun IN the
tnnrt of Common peas by ward c. steele for false
and WillfIl ana malicious lmpfisohlneht' Mt; oteee
claims ZOO damages. Messrs Kennar1 anu Hay iur-
nshed bail 81 OcO AID were discharged rom custody
1t appears that the recent interview between
the representatives, OF the Sock Exchange ana the Clear
nc house FOR the purpose Of establishing the response
bty in the matter OF certified checks, was hnal one
no conclusion being reached Tue Gearing mouse uld
no Vi ~ ,int oorn t6e stock Exchange Committee
will report back. and other measures VIII De ttAch 10
IN. .rease tie s.i,ty ot holders of certified cheeks
The sealed proposals for the building Of
! hydraulic masonry. breakwater and adjacent basin
wall al Batorypace, North River, which were recently
advertised for by tho Department Of Docks, were re-
cciyed yesterday; but the Old Commissioners ore
| merely holding Office TILL their successors shall be
appointed tncy declined to open the bids. aud accord
ingy lodged tnem IN The SAFE Inc CGnmsslVle,s aIe
following tuls general policy, only dong routine bl--
ness und touching important measures should me
Corporation Counsel decide that IA TINS and similar cases
the appUintees TO 20 IN Just as before VI ter
are appointed, aud especial, if there is pros.
prct of long delay IN masug tne appointments, they
NAV deyate from tins policy but this Is their present
attitude ppooKrvN
The police reported 2,s4S unlighted lamps
during April
The Board of Aldermen and heads of de-
partmcnts will dine board tie state Line steamship
| Pennsl lyania to-day.
Henry L. Stickevers, q blacksmith in the
| Kmgs County PeBitentary, was elected Yesterday by
the Rdarl OF Aldermen As Supervisor Of the Eighth
Ward H tue vacancy caused by the Resignation oI
! Thomas FOey.
The Metropolitan Gas Company, while lay
! ing pipes through Unlon-st, near BOud, in November
last tore up Large portion Of the wooden pavement,
ana nave never Iepayed II. The Corporation AttOtney
| has becu drvcted tU prosecute the Company
David G.. Goodrich, father of the murdered
Charles Goodrich recently entered into contract with
A. ID: Finley OF Staten Island TO exchange two OF the
Degraw-st houses for the clipper brig Hattie Haskell
Tue houses were rcprcsento to be worth S25OO each,
hut real estate men adavits that they were not
worth more than GOOD apiece and the brig was worth
considerable mole, Airs. susan FIney owner oI nlhe-
enths vessel refused to subscribe 70 tho agree
nent and an injunction WAS Issued against her. Henry
AutnOn Ler cOursc appied 10 judge Pratt YESTERDAY
10 the injunction dissolved On the ground MAT he
husband had interest in che brg, and ld 10 auhos-
ty from his vile 10 ssn me contract Inc decision was
| reserved
LONG ISLAND.
| Long ISLAND CTY.-'The Mayor will appoint
Clerk TO the new BOaId OF Aldermen to-day. OF the
$4,000 authorized by the Legislature To be raised
| in bonds for the benefit of the Fire Department,
the Boards Of Commissioners are In favor OF appr0-
priatng $1,000 pay outstanding Indebtedness aud the
remaining 81 600 for the purchasing of the different en-
gne houses now by the city...About 10 o'clock,
~ IN last Tuesday Mr.. Euglehardt, father Of George
EnglehIrdt attacked at Centrive. aud Ferry ST
| by roughs, who struck hIm witn sungshot. lie was
carried 10 his and the occurrence was forgotten
until YESTERDAY. when the Police informed that EL
| immc cdatey rcpai ed Euglehardts residence, and
found the man Unconscious aud not expected 20 i've,
Turee arrests have made Ihc recently appointed
CONSTRUCTING Engineer OI the Water WORKS, MI FIfOn,
viii sink deep shaft on the ground recently purchased
by Board, To demonstrate the tneOrY OF the
Chic Engineer. that the amount OF pure water lrOh
tDs source Will DC adequate 10 supply ldo Guy iOr years.
| SoUTHOLD-A bill having passed the Assembly pro-
vidlug 1Or removal OF sing sing Prison, F.sncr'5
island, Long Iiant Sound, mas b5en spo<en OF as
sIl place bat the m3ntOn Of tho idea has aroused
the residents OF tine east emf Oi the island Tor FISHERS
Island, although 10 the JOhueclcuC shore, II IN
this town, and the people Tear tat II the prison should
be- located there IL VIII diminish the morality of the
uatOn. RemOn5trances uro already In preparation 10
| defeat the scheme.
| FLUSHING. - The Board OF Supervisors OF Queens
County at the Town Hal, tomorrow, to decide the
contested election case, Ia whIcn bcrt Wletts (ttuD
contests the for which Samuel Roe (Den) bOlus
certificate. large olce OF wOi kmen are engaged III
the CONSTRUCTION Ga tbs ruadbed over the sat marshes
betwecn Corona ana ls village, for the Flushing branch
OF Long Island kairuad, Whlcn VIII go iutO opera
tiOn aOout July |.
present Ponce Court Was organized, n Is claimed, does
contain repeating Cause, ana tho old Justices of
by It's enactment lhe cltZ;'s gtuerdy supposed lnnt
all criminal BUSINESS removed beyond tncr jursdlc
ton, IL is probable that the Will bo asked 10
| settle the question.
OYSTER BAY.-JOhn Rushmorc, for the past 80 years
Jusco Of the Peace OF ns town, GcI AZ his residence
| yesterday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| TARRYTowN.-A Veteran Association has been
organized the place Of the Post of tho Grand Army
Of the public, recently d!sbandod. Tue ocers o tho
new organization Henry Waite, Commander; Jas.
| q. Jones. NiceCOumaudcr; George DUVOe. QIartcr-
master; >. G. Van Tlsse Adiutant; Thomas Riwcltio,
John II Free and Edward h. AlerOse, Truslees Culs.
y. Humprles and Newton hau TAssel. Committee on