, 1873-05-17

1utnorlzod office Tor obtaining Hen1non, No. IL
New York" For making ''''u5t' ont: 1lipi; shps;
articles Mr. Frazor chnrgoa 9S.5o, Wiloroas By
shipping FOO Of go for each ablo-boilod seaslaan. .
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to tho. Consulate proper and compelled to fork
ovor tho regular Consular fec Of two ahilllngp
s.torling, for each: man sippod. Mi.
by Mt. Frazer. .This is nnnifostly contrary to
Inv, because It la an not done outside Of the don
snlato by other thnn the Consul -Goneral or Vico-
time ago Frazer shipped . crew Of twolvo mon
for Cnpt' Kerr, of tho Ship Tanor1ane, bound for
Glasgow. Tho mon m,ieiniod off sandy Hook,
and tho 'slliT, had to return =, and anchor
to como to Now, York and obtain
another crow from an independent shipping
agent Frazcr, hearing Of this, followed tho
hay, and forced the Cnptanto givc All order on
tlo consgnoo for tic advance wages Of tho crow
who had donertotl. He had ~ ex-poltcenan with
M tl,seatenea t9 bftng tie s'ip to anchor md sye
ase se ooPoa sss5se Gsr.s h
aoaag 60 ro OF of tho taeboa tof xs3 SSSG
STANCES: Numerous complaints havo boon Ssn1o
~ 4AAs DHt u3 mas tAkGn no notice of
them, and tho CaptainB and conslgnocs Of Eng
tic Iondon Bond Of Trnado, X pee'''eo To- go 10 10
to-m9rrow's steamer, praying for bis ro-
movai navai hn Another s1's petition is also being
In this port, nsking permission to ship their
crewB elsewhere than in Mr, Frazers branch Of
the English Consulate.
Brooklyn society is excited over romantic
marriage TINT wnH solomnizod in tho residence Of
Bishop Lougllin lnat ovaning. Tho bride iB
Miss Kate Louise Parks, for several soasona ono
Of tho roigning belleH. Tho groom is Count Daniel
Bois do Montgallie. OF Psris. All ontorprining
PHOTOGRAPHER Of brqoklyn, aont Mias Parks
the typos Of American female. beauty. Tho
Count aaw It aud WAS greatly taken with it.
Wien Miss Parks subsequently viBlted his na-
tive city no mot her at court reception and foil
attachment, and bofore she loft for homie thcy
we're engaged to be married. The mntch{ was not
corlntenancen, however, by tho young laiys fatli-
or, Mr. VIM. III. Parks, one of the woai fhiost and
most respected merchants of Brooklyn, and
oven when the Count ca1ne over and made pcr-
sonnl appeal for his dnughter'a harh, tho old
gentleman refused to relont. Tho 10 Fors there
upon resolved to tako mattera intu their own
hands, with tho result mentioned above. hIt,
Parks WAS not present at the coramony. Tho
French Consul was ono Of the wit uosses The
young couple aal for Europe in; to-morrow's
steamer.
40 tie A6s0ctQtcs1 {T&&8k1
New YonK, Afny 1G.-Tte police havo COM
pleted the census of places In thda city where
liquor is sold. Tho total number tts 8,405.
Blk jurors hhyo been obtainodt In the Train
case.
Tho Tribune announces that tne demolition of
the Tribune building will begin tomorrow, Tho
new building to DO oreotod will have = front
upon Printing House Square Of over 90 foot,
npou Spruce 100 feot, and thence ex--
tend north to Frankfort 155 feot,
with q frontage upon that street OF
nearly twonty-uino feet. This liberal space is to
bo covered with building nine. stories high,
aurmountcl by u lofty tower. The present
quarters will 10 vacated at once, aud tho Office
bo removed to No Spruce ntreeG. It Is under
stood, although tho Tribune dooa not announce
T., thnt tic estimates a.ro dor for It's new
tho contracts require tho entire front
GIL City Hall Pnrk, with dcpth Of about GO
foot on Spruce Btsoot, and tho tower, to bo fin
ished and roady for occupancy by tho 1Rt Of May
next. Tho ontiro work will DO under tho gon-
oral supervision Of Richard H. Hunt, President
Of the American Council Of Architects, and
under tho general control Of Whitolaw Reid,
who, at the Inst meeting Of tho stockholders,
was unanimously elected editor and publisher OF
tue papor for d term Of FIVE years from the 10th
Of January last, under contract duly aignod,
and forfeit Of $50, 900 in caso ho should bo in
any way hindornd from exercising absolute con-
troll over 10th the editorial conduct and business
of the naDer.