New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Anchor Line steamer ElctOIla hii'N"
on Monday morning at this port after the GeS a p"d
of DAYS n hours and 80 minutes, from an" :" 'ni'
Cen. Sherman arrived at the Astor House
Yesterday morning and after taking breakfast LETT the
city for West Point. He will return to the CITY o'a'
To-day being the feast of Corpus Ch1su' IL
will be kept IA holiday Of obligation in all the hon'"n
Catholic churches in this city In the CalhedIai poN
tifcal high mass will be celebrated
Counterfeit currency of tho 10-cent denoml-
nation was discovered be in circulation yesterday
and the noee were instructed TO warn retail dealers
throughout the city Tho counterfeit Is uhuSua' "on
engraved and printed
James Green, age 80, of Jackson and Grand
ats was overcome by the heat IN Bond-st yesterday
and was taken 10 his home. John White, ago 81, no
bome was sund prOstrated by the heat AT SecohdaYe
and Fifty. y.eighthst., yesterday. Taken 70 oeu''u'
Hospital. .,
A floral and strawberry festival, IN ala Oh
the Unversalist Mission Chapel was held last evening
AZ the Church of the Divine Paternity, Dr. Chapns' az
Fffth-ave and Forty-hth-st large number OF fancy
articles were offered for sale, many OF wolc ~%eIo % a.,
ufactured by the children OF the lndusris scTC IN IN
Flfty.fourth-st The money gained VIII DC appheu "
the building fund OF the Mission
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday From the Collector OF Assessments
for street openings and improvements and interest,
Os2 80 from the Bureau Of Arrears Tor arrears e o.
from the Bureau OF Water Register, for CrotOh Taor
rent, A,723 50 from the Mayors second maLSna' A'
The decision of the Local Board of Steam
boat Inspectors relative to the collision between
the Norwak steamship Amerlcus and the little steamer
Hope IN the East River, has just been rendered anu
sent TO Washington It announces that, eppareuNS'
everything possible was done by the officers OF te
Americns to avoid the collision and 10 save life; aso'
that the collision was caused by the action OF Urah Ma
roney the pilot OF tue Hope First BY not answering
proper signal required by law, and secOhd IOI
INC mis- course after receiving said signal and placing
his vessel In daug position, thereby causinb
loss In consideration OF this the Board reYOHes l'
definitely his ceuse as pilot Supervising Inspector
Low has added his opinion to the report, aud ne say
that, from the testimony adduced the ohceTs oI wy
Americus 10 have complied with the requirement.
OF law and lie rly approves OF the decision naue W
wv -'''''' '''''' BROOKLYN.
Jane King, age %, was prostratcd by the
heat at Fort Grecnepace and FultOnaye., yesterday
She was removed to the city Hospital
The annual parade of the Greenpoint Sun
dav-schools took place yesterday afternoon. Eleven
schools represented and 5000 children look part
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Hall, rector of the
Church Of the Holy Trinity Will deliver the annual ad-
dress on Founders Day" at Dc Veaux College suspen
sion Bridge, N. Y.
William w. Goodrich called on Coroner
whi,eh yesterday and requested him to conclude the
inouest I'm the case OF his murdered brother Charles
Goodrich before June 49, he will sail for Europe on
that date.
A destitute woman, Mrs. Mary McCue. age
90 living on the third floor OF the tenement house No
4ss -Graham-aye, L. D., taken i'll with malignant
small pox Monday, and although. IL is alleged. the
Health Inspector for that district knew OF her case, he
rendered assistance and made no efforts 10 dsinect
her abode or relieve her wants. On Monday evening
she gave birth child, which soon died, and IL Is be
lieyed that the woman viii die for want Of medical
LONG ISLAND.