New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
NETWORK CITY

The Civil Service Board at the custom
House has appointed as inspecresses, Mrs Buckman'
Mrs Dorumguez, aud Mrs o'Kearney.
At the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital,
No 800 East Thirtyfourth-st, during October 2' new
patients we're treated. Diseases OF the throat are also
treated at TINS hospital
Chamberlain Lane yesterday continued to
pay the semiannual interest on the various stocks ana
bonds issued by the CITY, Tho rush was begun on saur
day morning, and already nearly SjOoOoO nave pceh
paid out.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
opened an Office for general business in the Grand Union
Hotel at Professionals St and PaIkaye, opposite the
Grand Central Depot Election returns VIII DO Iece'eu
there this evening
An unusually large number of immigrants
,nded at Castle Garden yesterday. The Batavia brought
out &c., the City OF Chester 72 the Republic 22i tae
OF arrivals during the past week was 4'ioS' 90
Complete election returns will be bulletined
In full view audience in the main pavilion OF Bar
NUNS Great Show this evening, simultaneous with thor
appearance in Printing House Square The telegraph
wires been connected and the nsrnuent ana Ope
rator Will be in conspicuous part of the HppodrOme
The following is Chamberlain Lanes state
ment for the week ending Nov /:
CITY 500 81 4 s s9g5 s sg5s5 . a9a
ds%Saen.;.;.:.. 1885, s2237 l2dd9933ll
Saaa9 E5 9aa y. iss3t t5 2odps ss6 sSo55
Total....s20 83l8 s2,O86 GO7 sIIO3922 s. 46I,ooj
The captain and purser Of the steamship
Thuringia appeared before ChioHClcrk Hawey Of the
Police Department yesterday and made affidavit of
their knowledge respecting tho circumstances attend
ing the arrest MacdOnne the forgcr on board that
vessel IN March last. Iie staI l.s WIZ DC totu ~ @
Capt. Irving and Detective Farley on Friday of the
present week
Commissioner Van Mort Of the Department
OF Public Works reports tue receipts for Croon water
np s. x
months ending oct 81 at $5J3O 10, being au increase
OF SG57si % over the receipts for tho same period in
1871 Ia that year the cost OF collecting wafer rents dur
,I.ere.-. of 1Jt ii .uo..u.r a increase
revenue from CrOtOn Watcr OF S229S IS FOR TIE last sN
months over the same period IN 1871.
The investigation IL regard to the recent
collision between the Pavonia ferrJboats, Exc aHd
Delaware has been set down for the latter part tho
present week. The pilot OF the Erie states that the
Delaware was under full steam at the time OF the col
son while the engines OF the Enc were reversed The
former was very seriously injured, while the L ie,
which was built OF iron, sustained t,I3 damage. The
Erie been taken from the lne HE pios are both
under SUSPENSION
The following officers compose the staff OF
the Military Division OF the Atlantic Col. Richard C.
Drum Adjutaut- General Major Elisha II. Ludington,
InspectorG Major Guido " Leber, Judge Ady0-
cate Lieut-CO Robert o. Tyler Chief Qnartermaster;
Lieut.. Col. Marcus d. L. simpson, Chiel CommlssaIy OF
Subsistence Surgeon John NJ Cay Ter MEDICAL DIeC
Col. Nathan W. Brown, Chief Paymaster Capt william
g. Mitchell, Acting Engineer OmceF; Mayor SilaS Crls-
pin, Chief Ordnance Otlcer.
In the Superior Court Part H., before
Judge Van Worst yesterday, John Joseph OROurke
= sued Mcssrs. Kcrsed Smith, through his guardian,
for $500 for injuries received ia falling while Attempting
TO lump pile OF lumber left IN front OF the defend
ants' planning mills. The lumber mad been delivered
after hours Of labor aud not taken inside, ana tue
nlantif and another child were playing on the lumber
When tho accident occurred Judge Van Worst hcd tn1t
There WAS cuniributry negligence on the part OF the
plaintiff, and directed dismissal. Counsel for the
plaintiff, AIr. Fouko; for the defendants, W. W. Bud
long.
Superintendent Matsell again questioned
John f. Irving respecting he knowledge Of the Nathan
murder, yesterday and the close Of the examination
gave permission to william T. Howe, counsel 10 Irving
for his Abundance 10 the prisoners cell. Mr. Howe
conycrsed with Irving for over hour. Upon being
questioned the result OF hs conversation ic stated
that he had his promise 10 supccnicndcnt Mdtse
not To disclose Information which would be OF use
To the police u tracking the Nathan murdereTs. lie
would acknowledge, however thar Irving had stated
facts concerning murder which might prove OF great
Importance.
BROOKLYN.