New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
NETWORK CITY.

The ferry-boat Osprey has again taken her
place on the Greenpoint line.
The steamer Relief, owned by the Coast
wrecking Company Is undergoing general repairs az
one OF the East River dry-docks'
w. s. Opdyke has been appointed Com
missioner to arrange simplify codify the laws rea-
live 10 Common Schools this CITY, pursuant to
OF the last session Of the Legislature
The number of immigrants who arrived at
Castle Garden last week 366. OF these were
from Liverpool lsi7 from Hanlnurg 900 from Bremen;
42 Glasgow; H4 from Hayre li4 from RoIterdauf
"a from Bristol, ana ~ from CardlH'
Arrests last week. 1900; marriages. 152
births 43; deaths 5l9; loss from &c fires 1890; in
surance s5OO; fees from EOS licenses, s5s 2s tax pay
ments, S3J86H t0 amount received by department Of
Public Works t2s5J5 7O station house dodgers, 7i5
4s69 more than on the preceding week
The income of the Excise Board has greatly
fallen off OF late, owing decrease in the business
done by liquor dealers. The total receipts Of the Office
since June have been sOSslO Of which Nno has been
returned those TO whom licenses we're refused The
number OF applications last week was ~ ana 1850 was
received
The crown of the boiler which exploded in
Harlem with fatal effect, has been conveyed to tue
Coroner's office 1t was found in a tenement house q
block distant from the scene Of the explosion. The
sharp. ragged piece OF the plate which Deheaded Miss
BasfOd has also been brought DOWN Tor the Inspection
of the jury aud Witnesses
Mr. II. c. Rothery, the British Fishery Com
Canada. He is preparing the Canadian case on tn.
fisheries question between tho United states and
Canada which j. to be settled by the Joint Commission
soon TO meet at Halifax Mr. Robbery will leave
this city for Washington.
Detective Eustace of the Central Police Office,
who was among those recently remanded to patrol duty
resigned on Saturday Detectives Radtord, Moore and
McCor il IL asserted also Intend 70 resign The other
four officers Will probably remain IN the force II is
alleged that the Commissioners VIII to-day transfer other
detectives to the precincts
Jacob Clauss, a German, about 50 years old,
Of No SO Lewsst WAS found dead yesterday, in Krei
Goerckst The body was partially burned being found
living against brick wall which Enclosed steam boiler
and furnace His death however supposed from the
OF the place To have been caused by ms ia
ing down stairs while intoxicated
The Ladies' Union Relief Association for
the care Of Disabled Soldiers and the Widows and
Orphans OF the War have still under their care many
whose small pension docs not keep them from suffering
all the Ills Of poverty The ladies OF the Association
appeal for aid believing that many generous friends
viii need only know where their contributions should
sent They will be at their In the 22d III Il
ment ArmOD, Ia FOurteonth-st, between Sixth and
seveothayes, on Wednesday To receive CONTRIBUTORS
BROOKLYN.
The Presbyterian Association of Elders and
DeseoDs OF Presbytery Of Brooklyn will The
Presbyterian Rooms fuiton-st, near Gallatinpiace,
tonight.
The Rev. Albert j. Lyman, Of Milford,
Conn, has accepted cali Of tins south Congregational
Church OF which the Rev. Henry NJ sto,7s, %. D. was
formerly pastor and will Ubon his d;tes the
frat sunday ia January, 1874
The police arrested yesterday all persons
whom hey discovered dsooe,iux She Excise Law.