New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
NETWORK CITY.

Twcn INF Wednesday
overdose of morphine, setadninstered 10 induce heep
! John Husscy who has received several gold
and silver medals for saving human life, was presented
yesterday Ivy the NcwYor Benevolent and Lifesavins
Association, with 500 for recently rescuing from dfOWh
| ing hoy who had fallen into the East River.
! A bulletin board for the information OF tho
friends emgrsnts, has recently been placed on the
outer wall at Castle Garden. This saves the emigration
officers the trouble OF replying to HUNDREDS OF qesons
daily the bulletin all arrivals, ana tue hOu
| at which the emigrans are landed
Mr.. Phillips, of Collector Arthur's office, says
that Depy Collector Leydecker has not been assigned
| 10 the control OF the Third Division Warehouse De
partment the Custom.bOuse, nor has Col Des Anges
| been promoted to Deputy Collectorshp.
A full-dress drill and review Of the list
Regiment took place. last evening at the State Arsenal
at seventh-ave and Thrty ST. This being the last
drill OF the season. exceedingly large number OF ladies'
and gentlemen were present 10 witness the skillful
maueuycrs Of the soldery, and the arsenal. though
spacious, was entirely inadequate TO accommodate an
door, Col Richard Nose commanding; Az tue Close OF
the an the entire company rRiSd 10 the S hes
promenade concert took place One OF the peasantest
| medal TO Capt. T.. A. Desnarets OF Company A.
! The examinations of the pupils of the
Cooper Union Free Evening Schools. which have been
holding ten days past closed on Wednesday evening
The examination in the scientific department included
the subjects Of Algebra, geometry plane. descriptive
and analytical trigonoBcuy, calculus, mechanics,
mechanical engineering aud drawing. astronomy.
natural philosophy, and inorganic orsanlc' ana an
iects included geOmeical and architectural drawing,
drawing from casts aud from HE and modelling in clay
Many OF the drawings OF the pupils Will lie placed on eN
hbition 10 rlIe Cooper Institute on May 30 Certificates
PROTECTING VIII be delivered to those students of the
school, entitled TO receive them, this evening, III the
/ Philosophical lectuIe-fOOm.
Tho reports of the officers of the WOman's
Hospital Fhtieth-st aud Fourthaye., for the year
ending Nov l. 1872 have Just been Issued. About $50
patients received treatment at the Institution during
. the year. OF whom 100 discharged, cured i'm
proved, received benefit we're discharged IA unfit
for treatment, and died. leaving IN the Hospital on
Nov. j. lS72 ca patients. In the outdoor department,
92l cases treated during the year. The Hospital
affords to women OF limited means careful nursing IN
mont For tIe laboring moor white or black large
warts provided with rows Of beds, the occupants
receiving gratuOusly than their share al the
e I1 aa sS and pIr tRSS 9 yeaF
/ $22,523 %. leaving balance on hand OF sl5l a.
! The attention Of all who passed through
Murfayst. yesterday afternoon must have been at
racted by a banner which has Just been raised
short distance east Of Greenwichs Nearly two years
ago a banner hung at that point by Cubans OF the
CITY which has been suspended since that time. Yester
| day a companion banner raised beside H. paint
ing embcshos it, and the left Of the picture stands
Havana volunteer clothed in the exact uniform OF tue
| tary body which killed several students IN Havana
Inee,s slave, whose neck s curirced 10y a heavy iron
! onain Glinly eraspet by The volunteer Bey9nd the
slave stands the Goddess of Liberty, and to her the
| poor slave pIays, while sbe stands extending the
hand OF sympathy, though doing nothing toward MS
''' ''''' BROOKLYN
! There were 10 deaths during the past week,
! including 8 from suallp ox and 10 from consumption
The Commissioners of Charities report that
there are less the County Institutions aud
That S3C2i expended for their maintenance duT
! ing the past week.
| There is reason TO fear that Colin c. Me-
Pherson Of No &C FUurthst L. D.. persisted IN the dis
at Richmond switch. He was expected to attend
a conference OF Latter Day Saints, and left home, but
! did nor arrive at Providence
The Board Of Health met last evening at
the reque. the Health Officer, who reported that tho
tenement house No CO R1ymondst. unit for babi
tatiou bcinS infected with smallpox. It is snail
shany in the Of No. g. from which five smallpox
Pateuts have already been removed. Inc tenants re-
1uso 10 leave ths nouse.
Park Commissioner Stranahan thinks that
the decision OF Judge Frattn the matter Of the suit OF
Peter Riley recover, $4,000 for extra work the
sacketts Boulevard viii not nyadac other contracts
mad" by the COMMISSIONER ana that the only eject Will
be the application the part Of the Park Commission
for mancamus TO compel the Controller 10 pay for this
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-Tne Republican City
Convention was held Wednesday evening, and the
following nominations made for the charter cleo
ton Tuesday next Supervisor, George p. liver.
Aldermcn-at LaIge-O the First Ward, James Corwtl
Second, Joseph Mclaughlin; Third, James Mcbride;
Tie last meeting OF the present Board OF Aldermen will
bo held tonight Treasurer IIOran who was IN
dctod Tor gaud larceny by the Grand Jury OF the Court
Of oyer ana IerniueI, al North Hampstead, appeared
before the Court yesterday Through his counsel he
asked Tor an Immediate lriai hut the complainant OBJ
iected, and the sent Ia the Court OF Sessions
which cOnyenes Ia June, aud at which County Judge
Armstrong will preside. The indictment is the result OF
a Disputed ownership Of The Long Island CITY Press.
The Citizens Committee OF Fifteen have appointed
Committee OF FIVE 10 investigate the alleged frauds in
the municipal departments.
JANAICA.-The charter election Tor President and
other officers of the village will he held on Tuesday next
Al The last meeting OF the Board OF trustees tue several
committees submitted their reports. The Finance COm
mttee's report shows a balance in the treasury OF
the Ol from so cents TO % cents on $780, The
amount received by the Treasurer during the past year
real estate S5279G personal property S5!9450 ex-
penses % Fre Department.. $3.50 The Fire Department
consists OF $50 members, divided into two engine con-,
pauIcs hook aud ladder company, ana bucket and
lose company, together with IRE patrol OF % men.
FLusnISG.--The Rev. Father NJ. Loughln, OF st. |
visit his old parish Ezra Smith. ticket agent OF
the Flashing q Northsde Railroad, has been ar |
rested Tor ombezzlement He has given bonds for MS
appearance before the Grand jury. Orange Judd has
sold ms farm this village, consisting 9f 80 acres. Tor
fhe residents 81 the village are discussing the
SUBJECT OF building $4,000 schoOlhOuse.
NORTH HEMrsrEAD-At the final session OF the Circuit |
Cou held yesterday the libel suit OF DE Grand against
awarded 500 VIM Bliss and VIM Hanmon, charged
with stealing slO1p were convicted and stut 20 the |
state Prsun the former Tor years and the latter for y
years.
NrwTovN-A man named Sullivan found dead in |
the James Ryan, contractor at Laurel lIi yes
teiJay. Sullivan had boou working IN The dtt banks
aLd slept In tho building where lac was found. Tine
Committee OF II have adopted resolution pcttl0nlng
the Lcgisla Ie " have the Receiver OF Taxes appointed
by the DOa.d o. Town O"itcia
sPRNGFIELD.-E. Baylls. agent Of the S0uthSilo Rail
has cNgncd because the company required Sunday
service Ho of the Oldest employ es On tie road
EocKyILLE.-Iiemy Harmon, who was passenserso on |
the Inflated Atlantic has arrived houc lie stll suffers
ieei, the eftest Of his hard experience
CoRoSA.--A Fire Department has been orsan4edi in |