New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
NFW-YORK CITY.


The Courts have adjourned over Good FRIDAY
70 Monday with the exception OF the Common Pleas'
Equity Term, which will not convene untll luesuaI'
The Stock Exchange has admitted 10 lts
list the first mortgage bonds OF the CANADA Soutne
Railway and the eight per cent bonds OF Alabama aue
in 1893.
Over 100 executions against liquor dealers,
IN amounts varying from $40 to $780, for breaches OF eo
Rxcise law have been placed in the hands OF the shern
for collection. 8,
The sale of the water-colOr and pencil
drawings OF the Mr. Kenset has been postponed 10
Tuesday evening, April i6 instead OF Monday ON ae
count Of the Academy reception on the e'iiiol
It was reported in Wall-st. yesterday thaC
the New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
many had negotiated its new loan of s0Oo0 az about
los in currency through Mr. Bancker, VINO h DO"
abroad.
The President Of the Presbyterian Hospital
having offered to give TO tnat institution sl2eOo pro
yded that like shall be contributed Dy ohere
the treasurer reports only $4,000 s now wanting ~
fulfill the condition.
The northern boundary of the Twenty-second
Precinct was changed by the Board OF Police yesterday
from slxtythrdst 10 Fifty.nnhst the rest OF G tLe
precinct being bonnded by Eehth-ave, Forty-seeond'
st. and the North River. BY this measure the imrty
first Precinct Is enlarged
The ship Webster, bound from Bull River to
Now-York went ashore 10 miles south OF Barnegat, "
j. on Wednesday night, and lay on the bar yesterday.
Two of her masts were gone and she was leaking one
foot per hour Her cargo will be total loss lne 'o''
wreckers went TO her assistance yesterday
Thieves burglariously entered the Roman
Catholic Church of ST. Mary the Virgin, in West Forty
afthst. on Wednesday night, aud stripped the marble
altar ofits costly decorations They also broke open tne
door OF the altar, while searching for the chuoh eNS
which, however, was not kept IN the edllce.
Considerable discussion was excited IN wall
ST. Yesterday by the announcement that the Grand
Jury had found indictments against a number OF the
usurious moneylenders. Inquiry however failed 70
confirm the indictments, but ecited the Information
that aarge number Of tic dealers had been suDeDaed
To testify before the Grand Jury.
A considerable number of farmers and
skilled wormen from England have arrived in this city
en- route TO Minnesota They expect 10 be followed by
their families at early day and Others OF their own
class will doubtless soon embark for the same desina,
ton They intend forming a colony IN Minnesota' ana
Will engage in farm ng on large scale
The first instalment of a collection OF books,
many of them old and rare comprising selections from
number OF private libraries, and embracing works IN
every department OF literature, disposed OF last
evening at the Clinton Hall saiesrooms Ivy George a.
Leavtt & Co. The attendance was small the bidHulS
spirtess and the prices low Tue balance OF the DOCKS
will be sold tonight
The Coroners' Offices win re temporarily,
and perhaps permanently, established, to-day, on the
unoccuped portions Of the second and third floors OF
The Sun building, at FRANKFORT aud Nassau.sts the
rooms IN the Excise building, at Mulberry and Houston
sts not being ready for occupation and the EnSlheei
xions 10 remove Immediately To the old quarters of
the COroners In the City Hall
The sale of the Real Estate Records, BY order
OF the Controller began yesterday afternoon at the
sale sroorns Of Geo A. Leayitt Co at Astorplaee The
bound volumes sxty-one in the set. sold at 81 25 vol
ume. closing at hat price The unbound sets ranged
from 20 10 30 cents The sale VIII continue ths afternoon
and tomorrow at o'clock at the same place. The title
of real estate bo traced through these volumes from
the earliest period TO the time ofpnolieation.
The 9TH Regiment n. c. s. n. Y, Col. En-
mons Clark was reviewed and inspected yesterday by
he md
formed on the plaza on the north end OF the square,
and as usual presented "a neat and sOldcrly appear
anoe. The manual and movements were performed WIN
Among the throng congregated In the vicinity were
representatives from nearly every regiment OF the FIRST
Pickpockets still infest the street cars and
continue to operate with their accustomed boldness.
Early on Wednesday evening four OF them, with no
apparent effort conoeament, thrust their hands into
the pockets OF gentleman, the rear platform OF
him. and escaped uumOesed Tho conductor OF the car
paid little attention to the Outrage mat the pas
sengers impressed with bchef that ne was cthef
a coward thief himself.
What with three or four different kinds of
pavement which have 10 be mended every other week,
the repairs on old buildings which thorough,
the never falling filth, the chrome jam, the curt eX-
nIetves the crowds standing IN mute wonder before the
photograph windows ana the bargains In old books,
SOAP and siX-baTreled watcbkeys, Nasaust u nc All
fines sufcently interesting thoroughfare. just now,
bv way OF variety eeht-inch gasmaln ~ winding
It's way from Fuiton-tt toward tue fos'oh'ce'
In the United states ClrcBlt court, yesterday,
,,,o smorov rr.sdipc ont of the 45s cases on the
'7 ' , O. .r,o, ga ,hot ,,os
calendar, one was reauy ioi ui"' """ '''l' ""s
adjourned till Monday. In calling the cases for trial. If
,,e ulantig answered "ready" and the defendant did
nor inf I'm an snnearance tho Judge allowed Judgment
70 he taken by default ana the de1enGamt m ans%ssed
me au Jndee smary evidently intends to make the
attorneys in this court pay attention 10 their cases
Little johnny Hanly, the young survivor of
~, Atlantic was nreserted Yesterday TO the members OF
tbesocl Exchange who received him with cordial demon
sraons nd him with amounting