New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

the city limits.
President P. II. Watson of the Erie Railway,
Mrs. Watson and son. sailed for Europe yesterday.
Sir John Grant, Governor OF Jamaica, ar
rived by steamer Atlas. from Kingston. yesterday
A regular meeting of the Liberal Republican
General Committee will be held at No aSa FourthaVe 81
The Narragansett Steamship Company an
nounce that the last night boat between NewYork and
Newport will leave al p. IN. on Sunday, Sept u
The officers of the City Mission OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church have bought for mission
purposes tho house lot No 1876 Greenwieh-st, OF
cost, including alterations, ofS,OO.
The great cathedral of the Protestant tEpis-
copa Church will be erected as the requisite
funds can be raised The entire cost Of the structure
received are two OF 100000 eacn.
The following were yesterdays immigrant
arrivals: BY the steamer Holland, from Liverpool ao4
by the steamer Frisia, from Hamburg, 7s2; by the
steamer Victoria from Glasgow, s7l by the steamer
Steinman from Antwerp, 2Oi by the steamer Nevada,
from Liverpool s3; total, 1,67l.
Dr. William f. Thoms delivered an address
Conservative Surgery before the East River Med
ical Association, Tuesday. after which discussion
OF an nammatory type. Drs skif Crumpton Raphael,
and Franklin were the disputants.
The Importers and Grocers' Board of Trade
adopted report yesterday, recommending that spe-
csl committee Of three be appointed TO cooperate with
the merchants committee for obtaining modification
or repeal of the ordinance requiring merchants to have
a permit TO receive goods across the Sidewalk
| The Police Commissioners ordered Inspector
walling yesterday investigate charge that Capt
McCulagh OF the TwentynInth Precinct Police had
levied blackmal on the proprietors OF dlsrepnable
houses and 10 report at once To the Board the result OF
his investigation II there any trutn in the rumor
The new parochial school of st. Peters Ro-
Catholic Church. in New Churchst, between Cedar
Thamessts, will be formally dedicated on Sunday
carGeneral Quinn, and several other eminent clergy
story brick building and has been erected at cost oi
tsO,OOO
| Fire Marshal Sheldon transmitted his report
for August to the Fire Commissioners yesterday There
1OI fires causing loss of ss5ol2, upon which there
insurance OF 9575O. Careessness In the use or
lights and matches caused q fires overheaed furnaces
foul chimneys II, and kerosene lamps, There was
one arson case.
The German American citizens held meet
ing at No. Frst-ave., last night, over which Mr.
Millcor presided. Messrs Haas and Protzmann were
elected delegates TO the General Democratic Central
| Committee. Great interest was manifested IN tne
nomination of the Hon. s. 5. Cox as the representative
| Of the With Congressional District.
The Superintendent of Buildings has had a
detailed inspection made OF all hotels, factories and
large work shops the of Fourteenthst and
will Immediately take steps have proper reescapes
supplied all such buildings as are not already fur
nished with them. This class of buildings III tue lower
part Of the city will be Inspected Tor the same purpose
| as soon as possible.
| The free schools of the Cooper Union will
Oct. 1. Tbe teachers VIII De as
year. except that George w. Coakey has been appointed
Professor Derenal and Integral Calculus and Ana
ytical Geometry in place OF c. N Saunders, resigned
ana mat IN tne ART tnoo oi Spain~ iro, cast
will be hlled by Miss Fannie Powell.
The Rev. Newman Hall, the famous pastor
OF surry Chapel London arrived in this city yesterday
by the steamship Java and after passing few hours at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel left for Tarrytown. where he
spent the night at the residence OF the Hon. william r.
Dodge win start to-day for Niagara, where he will
spend a few days IN rest At about Oct ne VIII begin
the delivering OF series OF lectures and dscourses on
popular subjects.
The Rev. S. NJ. Hamilton of Belfast, Ire
land pastor elect OF Scotch Presbyterian Church in
West Fourteenthst has just arrived from Europe and
will begin duties at the church which has been closed
for extensive repairs during the Summer. on Sunday
morning Mr. Hamilton studied under Dr. McSosa so ~
Queens College, Belfast ana stoou a"onk the nrs6 Oh
his class in the various departments OF srody Inc rev
Dr. McCosh will preach IN the evening" and Will intro
duce his young friend and pupil.
The following were yesterdays receipts at
the Controllers office Arrears OF taxes, assessments
water rents, and interest. s5is, a. assessments for
street openings sndimproyemenss and interest 26S 7O
interest on bonds and mortgages and market rents,
t 80 40, permits to build vaults, 1922 25 license
s. go 75 penalties and costs in city suits, s3S 3O fines
for violating the statutes, S29 fees, DC, rOm Second
judicial District Court. sl2o total fl5,3jO "a.
1t is the intention of the Treasury Depart
ment Washington TO Issue soon the new s2O 80 and
O. National osnk notes. and superintendent McCaree of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing arrived in this
ey Yesterday to snperntend personally the portions Of
the WORK the hands OF the Bank Note Companies mere
Tie National Bank Note Company having IN charge the
work on the backs of the $40 notes Will be ready " de-
liver them IN a week and the other companies which
are engraye the backs OF the twenIes aud twos wiz
have them ready at early date The notes will be
finished The Treasury soon as the companies have
flushed their work -
Taxes during August, S3O7,645 9j.
The average daily attendance at each Of the
nf tha haaifvq ali 400
Ofal Contractor Clark has been directed by
the Board OF City Works receive the contents OF the
scayengers carts without charge 10 the scavengers.
CLARK has charging cents per load for receiving
refuse.
The Board OF City Works is making expert
ments in repairing the Ncoson pavement on Atlantic
It, by laying block stone pavement on scrmshaw con
crete bed.
Mrs. Fanny Hyde, the alleged murderess of
George W. Watson Jan. 1872. admitted to bail
in the City Court Yesterday in the sum Of 5Oo Daniel
gallagher OF No. Buterst. becoming her bondsman
The Protestant Episcopal Church at Herd-
mers and New-Yorkave. has been purchased by MEM
bers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church for tho use of
the latter denomination, and VIII be formally dedcated
H. few days
The work ON the Prospect Park improve
ments will he stopped Saturday when the 500 or 700
men employed will be discharged. The Park Commis
sopers state in explanation of their action that tho
gears construction fund OF soS oeo Is nearly ~ s
The work Of the year has been the hnsDlns oi he
ground lying on Ninthaye. and Ffteentb-st
A notice from the Sanitary Superintendent
was Yesterday served Oh the Mayor and the superin-
endent OF the North Second ST. and Middle Village Rail
ROAD COMPANY recurring them the bridge
Sevtoyn Creek at Metropolltanaye. 10 be repaired.
The condition bridge reported 70 the Board OF
Health on Monday. when the Sanitary superintendent
was directed TO examine the structure. All travel on
the bridge has been suspended
LONG ISLAND
LoyG ISLAND CuY.-The prOprietOrs OF the