New-York tribune., 1873-05-03
NEW-YORK CITY.

sent his resignation TO the Governor as hegen' Vi ~
University.
The managers of the American Bible House
have made foreign appropriations to the amount VI
&C. OOo OF which 5000 is for Russia and u GOO ior
They have authorized the publication OF IOO bDeS anu
10 COO Testaments In the Rival Esthonian language
The remains of the late Bishop Mcllvaine
will arrive in this city from Europe in few days. On
Thursday next appropriate services will be held 10 et,
Pau's Church. Bishop Potter and other proihIne proh ~
cergymen taking part The body VIII then W ''h'" W
OHIO.
Centre-st. from Chambers to Broome sts''
needing a new pavement, Assistant Alderman Clancy
will receive petons for and remonstrances against tne
pavement ofthe street, at the CITY Hall Inc new
holders on any street before IL can be repaVed
Warden Brennan of Bellevue Hospital IN
formed Coroner Keenan,, yesterday, that Dr' Neans
Physician of the Tombs, had examined Mrs Anne men
Messy who killed her two infant children ast wIeA m r
had pronounced insane, but had dechea 10 ,h
her from the hospital To asylum Without to
assent of the Coroner. Tnis will Do duly gwen
The Messenger agents of the leading railroad
lines at their recent meeting IN THIS city, decueu '
the change I'm the time tables for running the passenger
trains should 20 into effect May 26 The tune % Ior
westward bound trains is liked from TINS cry or % t
NewYork Central, Pennsy lyania central, EIle, ai'
For eastward bound trains the time tables are hAed
from ST. Louis Chicago, and the large Southern cities
The rumor that Mayor Iavemeyer had been
legisated out Of office by the Charter is amply con
tradiCted by the first seCtOn huothci iuinoi h' " ~
eight Aldermen have formed Ring whereby the nom
inaons of the Mayor are 70 defeated If they should
not be satisfactory to the conbnatlon InIee - Pup, ,
cans one Apollo Hal Democrat ana lour lah"NJ man
Democrats. are said 10 form TINS klhg'
Controller Green received the following
amounts Yesterday: From taxes water rents, and inter
est s2717s 10; assessments for street openings ana I'M
provements sl234 9o arrears Of taxes, assessments
Croton rent aud interest, SG55 93 house rent market
cellar rent market rents, and fees, bond ana mogage
ana interest S39i7 so; CrOOn water rents, S,i4 10;
permits 20 make connection with sewers ana uIain1'
t52O OO sales vrifed stone-ware ppe'-S255 49, Iota'
$1,000 &c.
Can't. Fairchild of the propeller Frances
Wright, which sank, Thursday on her way
TO Wilmington, remained IN town yesterday
He reports that the shaft on the port engine
broke in the stuffng-box, and she immediately took
in water through the aperture made by tle @ @carI2
ing away of the dead wood. The crew remained on
board as long possible but the pumps did no service
so fast the boat leaking The schooner John heis9
took the from the sinking vessel on board ana
brought them TO port
BROOKLYN.
During April the Inspector of Buildings
granted SO permits to alter and enlarge buildings.
The numerical strength of the seven militia
regiments In the County Of Kings is only 2s27 officers
and men, and yet the several commands are very ANXIOUS
10 separate and costly armories
Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church
residing in the Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards are
taking preliminary steps toward organizing new
society to be called the Cutler Memorial Church"
rectorsmp of the Rev. Il. +. Remington.
The Controller received, yesterday, pro-
posas 100000 worth OF Seven per cent Permanent
Water Loan bonds. payable in 1910 All the bids were
above mar but not such prices as warranted the award
of more than $4,000 WORTH which disposed Of no
the Park Savings Bank at lOJ and accrued interest.
The remainder Will be held until money Is easier.
LONG ISLAND.
LoNG ISLAND CTY.-Ihe City Treasurer,
John Horau has made a statement showing the amount
of receipts and expenditures annual report
Dec 81 1872 April Receipts including cash hand
Jan go 5, 1881 $50 s7 expenditures, S2i337 9i
casn treasury, $l37,7l2 80 The Board of water
STRUGGLING Engineer of the Long Island City Water Works
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW -RoCHELLE.-At the annual meeting of
Bcthlehem Commaudcry, No. 55, Knights Tempar the
following officers elected: The Rev. W. ). Coiey,
Eminent Commander George II. Crawford, General
issimo John IL. Harmon, Captain General; c. ID. Pond,
Prelate; f. NJ Tompkins, Senior Warden; j. W. COburn
Junior Warden; c. w. Ddylds, Treasurer; walter Bel,
Recorder; John ID. Deyeau, Wdrdcr The Eminent Com
mander has made the following appointments: Burr
DAVIS, standard Bearer Johh l. OhdefhH' o"oru
Bearer.
PELHAM-A special election will be held next Wednes-
nesday for the purpose of eectng Supervisor to I'LL
the vacancy occasiOned by The death OF Mr. liegenan
David Carl has been nominated by the Republicans aud
Reiormers, and David Hyatt by the Democrats.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The Old Board of Hudson
County Chosen FreehOlders held It's last meeting ycser
day The committee on the boundaryline reported that
no agreement with the Bergen County Committee had
lust been arrived at the Commissioners from Bergen
would not agree TO Hudson's proposition, because IL
would cve the latter county an additional water front
Of 1000 feet Thomas Madigan, suspected river thief,
was ound under the Cardiff Line wharyes, at early
hour yesterday morning. and was taken to the Police
Headquarters. Shortly afterward boat containing
several knives and maui was found fastened TO post
under the dock The prisoner denied owning the boat but
the Judge committed him to the Pententary for 90 days
The CORPORATION Counsel has reported 10 the Board Of
Finance the Long Dock Company has offered TO pay
the arrears for 1869, amounting TO upward Of
$4,000 but refuses 10 pay interest on the same. By
act of legislation passed In 1870 the Long Dock and Erie
Railway Companies were exempted from all local and
municipal taxes by paying into the state Treasury from
onehaf to per cent 90 the cost OF the property
whether taxes were levied before or after the act lt Is
stated that Governor at first refused 10 sign the BILL
but finally did so on the strength OF promise made by
Jay Gould 10 the taxes tor 1869 The counsel recon-
mends the acceptance OF the COmpany's proposition,
provided interest 40 seven per ceut was paid
The Board of Police Commissioners has recommended
the Board OF Finance TO appoint interpreter for the
Police Courts. The Rev. Hiram Eddy, ID. d., pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church. has withdrawn his
resignation and will continue IN his present position.
The coopers employed by O'Donnel Bros who were on
strike returned TO work. yesterday strike Is threat
ened by the streetcar conductors. Tho Board OF
Finance has appointed Commissioners Lockwood, Bum
sted and Case Special Committee 10 investigate the
financial affairs Of the late town Of Greenyllc, which
was recently annexed TO this city, The Board voted
unanimously fix the bonds OF the Water Register at
$50 900 vote to has Increased the bonds Of
the city Collector from 1000 10 s20O,0OO.
NEwABK-The Assessors Of the several wards in the
city have been ordered take the census OF children
capable Of attending school. Essex County will have to
pay to the State school fund this year the sum OF
s2i7 600: less than 100000 viii be received back
Tns city viii receive 81 n chd....An adjourned
meeting OF the Newark Presbytery will DO held
i'm the Third Church on the 9TH. one company
of the proposed regiment has been formed -.
I'm the Court and Terminer yesterday Elizabeth
TAYLOR pleaded guilty 10 the charge of having caused
the death of her infant chilli the Court OF Quarter
sessions Yesterday, Jas COOran, JAS GOrnan VIM Cox
lev John Egan andAchael Dwyer pleaded not guilty TO