New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
NEW-YORK CITY.
Music al Central Park at $3.50 p. N.

Prayer-Mcetng VIII occur oh tDoP' ~ "N'N "'''
brated by appropriate eSerclses'
Grace Church has been open throughout
the entire Summer the usual unday services nave
been held in It without any intermission.
The following were yesterdays immigrant
arrivals BY the Castor. from Rotterdam l30 by the
Peter Jepsen, from Bergen Norway, IL; total I91'
The Fall term of the University OF New
York will begin Sept IT, and that OF Union Iheoosi-
cal Seminary the same day. The Scholarship Fuhu
OF the latter institution now exceeds soO,OOV
Capt. George S. Murray of the steamship
City Of Antwerp was the recipient OF very elegant
silver cup from the cabin passengers who sailed from rom
Liverpool with him. the 10Th ult Ihls was MS b'
voyage IS commander OF the Vessei.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. United States DisricAttorney Bliss began SUIT
against william S. Francis Co. 10 recover 500 alleged
to be due imported goods anu d n. Shais' 80 ho d 10
Livingston Co. 10 recover s-0OV uSO "ii'N0u W O0 W
imported goods
With the thermometer at $50 yesterday, q
case OF sunstroke was rendered possible. L. L. Rush
more age ST. OF Hampstead. L. L. was overcome by the
nSen 70 70 the Fourth Precinct staonhouse He after
ward recovered aud went hOme'
The Everett Beamish perjury case was again
under consideration yesterday, ana the inspector Vi
Elections at the time oense said to have been
committed and Mr. b. White, were examined In relation
bcreto THE fear was entertained that this case was
barred by limitation, but the present acllOh ol inc
Grand Jury dispels this uouOti
Ihe OF tnc Sltln Jug pcu' pihh''
attached ON suit instituted the First District Court
by Mr. Blunt, Commissioner OF Pilots, for throwing
ashes into the Hudson came mp hearing before Judge
Quinn YESTERDAY, and the attachment was dismissed
on ground hat the tug is city properly I'D uay use,
and under a recent decision VI Judge DANCES, CANNOT
be seized.
AT a meeting of the New-YOrk Working
mems Union last night, Superintendent Adams or the
Department Of Buildings censured for an alleged
failure 10 employ suitable inspectors and for having
tlu flp
mttee appointed to visit the various trade organZ
ations and persuade them to JON III an indignation
meeting against hlm
The 7th Regiment, n. c., will parade in
fatigue uniform black belD, with knapsack and one
days raons on Sept for ne practice at Creedmoor
The commandant noticed the constant improvement
during past year OF the members Of this regiment in
rife practice ia the regnental rlne gallery and recon-
mends continuance OF the practice The use OF the
rife range CreedmoOr by the companies OF the regi-
ment earnestly recommended as vel as ny snca IN
divdua officers and members rs nave the tlnc ana III
cnatiOn for additional practice
Quite sensation was created in the COurt
OF General yesterday afternoon when business
was temporarily suspended and Henry Freel placed
at the bar 10 answer charge OF ntmidsng witnesses.
The aecusers girls, II and IL, who had been
in attendance at court several days, waiting TO be called
witnesses against one carroll an aeSen receiver oI
stolen goods. They stated that FTeel accOsed them IN
the Of the courthouse building and Threatened
TO hX Them II they appeafsu asinsl tdrrGI. Juuko
sutherland promptly ORDERED Erec to furnish pan IN "a
default, 10 be locked mp.
The military allegory entitled the Color
Guard" given at the Academy Of Music, under the
auspcesof No 2lG. A. r. for tie benefit Of
destitute families OF soldiers OF the late war, deserve,
practical support Aside from IT'S good object is an
interesting. entertainment More than 30 characters
are represented by volunteers from the list and Sth
Regiments y. g.. battle skirmishes, &c. Tue
children Of the Home and school appear in beautiful
and tine band OF the school, composed OF little
boys DlayH choice airs, credltdb.e manner.
as frIya
will take place on Monday evening.
The old BloOmingdale Dutch Reformed Church
stood in The line Of the opening Of sixryeghth-st., be-
tween Eighth-ave. aud the Broadway Boulevard,
and its cemeteries occupied lots adjoining vault on
the line the street blown pieces aud cof'ins
and mulderinc bones exposed the gaze OF the
horrOrstrckeu neighborhood Tor weeks. On the Sixty
eghtn-st. side the old exploded vault appears filled
with rubbish and cropping out from the hillside the
stUncWOrk OF adjoining tomb shows It's ragged side.
The scene on the Knoll itself "a yet sad huge
Of stone nrulnDer the Boulevard rOni, aud ~
the in rows, large ruuber Of headsoues may yet
he seen.
The Coroner's inquest in the case of John
johnson, Swedish sailor belonging TO the schooner
Wakefield was begun yesterday. Capt. John Fox, the
commander of the schooner testified that while he and
johnson spree ia NewYork, ON the night OF
Aug II. they got 70 quarreliUg Eleyenthave. and
Thirty mBth-st A man named John Downey interiered,
and had MS bitten of by johnson whereupOn lie
seized cObbe-stOe and struck johnson I'm the head.
Some time after this Johnson went 10 Railway, \. j..
where he resides and returned 10 the vessel sunday
lie complained AZ the time OF feeling uuwc, and
during The succeeding days grew rapidly worse, unt he
reiaJsed into UucOusCOusurss on Wednesday evening.
He taken 10 the Long Island College Hospital,
where lie died Thursday morning.
BROOKLYN.
John Ford and James Garfield professional