New-York tribune., 1873-02-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

A lecture on "Orators and 0ratOry" will be
given by Hon. Daniel DOusherty at Association ia"
this evening
A reception dansante will occur at Adeiphl
Hall, at Fy-second-st, Broadway and seyentn'a'e'
this evening. 49,,
DIR. II. s. Lambert will lecture on the Ele-
waiting Tendency OF True Physiology before the Loeral
Club, al PymptOn Hall, this evening.
The tug-boat Rescue sank early yesterday
morning at Pier No. 10 North River IN u
Tho Produce Exchange is considering
proposition TO establish among ts members system OF
mutual life like that suggested Tor the STOCK
Exchange.
p. Il. Barnum g. Co. have engaged the Rink
al Thrd-ave. and sxy-sixth-st., and will open for
short season with bis great show about the middle OF
March,
Spanish residents forgot the politics OF the
mother country, last evening, at the ball OF La Ma
cionaI" prominent benevolent Society, which took
place at Apollo Hall.
The statement of Phelps, Dodge g. Co. that
no compromise has been effected in their is corroo
GRATED by United States District Attorney Bliss and the
Custom-house officials.
On motion of Charles O'ConOr the Hon. John
p ONeili formerly United States Attorney OF Phlladel
pha was admitted yesterday, to practice attorney
and counselor-at-law in the courts OF this state
The money market is again feeling the dis
astrous effects of "lockup" by interruptions stock
iobbers The rates for call loans ranged, yesterday,
from 32 10 l. with most OF the transactions at from l6
70 3-32 per day.
The list Regiment, n. Co. were inspected
and reviewed, yesterday, by InspectOrGeneral VIM H.
Morris IN the presence OF large number OF friends Of
the regiment at the state Arsenal, at seyenhaye and
Thirty -ilth-st
A gang of ruffians who rob school children
and disturb residents of seyenthst between Avenues
and b, were complained of 20 the Police Commission
ers yesterday The complaint referred to superin
tendent KclsO.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr., Treasurer of the
NewYork and Harlem Railroad Company, received pro-
posals Yesterday for S2OOOOO Of the consolidated mort
gage bonds due in 1900, but only the oilers Tor SlOVO
were accepted at from 1O24 to 1927
William Clark was arrested, yesterday, upon
an attachment for glocting pay Mary Ann Clark
$3.50 q almony adiudGed in certain action had in the
Court Of Common Pleas. He was taken before Judge
LOew and released In $1,000 bail, 10 appear Feb q.
An external examination Of the body Of A.
w. Fenno, the deceased actor made, yesterday
afternoon, by Deputy Coroner Marsh, who gave an
opinion that death caused by heart disease. An iu
quest will be held in compliance with legal formalues
At the meeting of the Polytechnic branch of
the American Institute in the Cooper Union, this
ing DR.. A. OFT will read paper " Modern Alchcm
l,-" and j. f. Bennett OF Pittsburgh Penn, Will oX
plain his method OF purifying metals by removing the
gases contained therein"
Among the guests who are expected at the
seventh annual dinner Of the Harvard Club at Del
moncos tonight President Elliott, the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, VIM. Walter Phelps, Joseph II. Choate
ptrke Goodwin, James Freeman Clarke, George MIu.
curtis, and Bret Larte
Cutlery, value, S773, was burglariOusly stolen
from the store OF Harrison Bros. Hawson, at No. %
ClGst, early yesterday morning. The rObber Is sup
posed to have been boarder in neighborng house
and to have gained access y the roof Burglars broke
the shOwWIndOW of Ptmaus grocery store at No. go
cigars and liquors.
The Trustees of the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art transferring the CcsnOla collection OF Phg
ucan antiquities 10 the Douglas mansion ia Fourteenth
ST., west OF sixth-aye. Tie work OF conveying the
boxes containing the specimens was begun Yesterday
dIatcy upon his arrival tine collection will DC arranged.
IL is expected that will be opened to the pubic about
the middle OF May
Every patriotic melody will be played on
the Trinity chimes in honor of Washing
toms BIRTH and old residents TO refresh their memories
Will direct their steps to the old military headquarters
near BOUlng-reen, and in Pearl-s, well as TO the
Walton House in Frankln-square. The Farewell Ad
dress will be read al the Boulevard Clubhouse and at
Cooper Institute, where the pupils OF The Cooper Union
gather once year The public Exchange and Offices
which Will remain open for a few hours
Burglars entered the store Of Richard
Richards. importer Of velyets and silks, at No 456
Broadway Monday night and stole goods valued at
5000 with which they escaped Bart OF the goods
found by the police Tuesday, empty cigar store
i'm Firstaye, near Thiryfourthst.; part az the dry
sUo tI,t and Tqrd,ye suspcion pointcd IN
Herman GOod,ten OF No. I'll Broadway having been
concerned in the disposal OF the stolen goods aud he
arrested last night aud committed for examination
A charming collection of water-cOlOr draw
ngs was sold at auction yesterday by Edward
scheuck al his Art Gallery. The well hcd
but there was much competition for the pictures
The following pictures were among those disposed Of:
and rtcm15l's Ciacara PeaE Cg : Il aad ~ re.p,c,,y.
.1he G.el Harvest Baisr s 5g NE Little SlyGsni' De
Beach rsTols S.Ci The ASunte9'a4s' LsCaTte ~ Mos
Eoonay Conway Craig l9 Autumn u Brittany ADpeau
80, Woodland scene" Dillon, 10.
Among the cases now before the Court of
Appeals is that OF Catharine A. schuohardt against the
city, in winch action brought to the value
OF materials Of buildings taken for the exen-
sion of Church-st., the property owners claim
ing that the materials were given 10 them 0y
a, part consideration for their land taken. The
city claims that the Commissioners had no power 10
make sue Il an award The General Term held that
the report Of the Commissioners was confirmed IN the
application Of the city it should have urged any such
objection az that time.
BROOKLYN.
The amount appropriated for street improve
mentS2 OOOOO-ha been exhausted and about 100000
additional is required to meet payments ON contracts.
The Scrimshaw Pavement Co. gave up its
contract cleaning the streets but 1t is claimed, they
can well afford do they will be paid $4,000 FOR
January and February, when little or no cleaning
done.
The property owners in the town of New
Lots passed resolutions ayorug annexation TO this
city, and a committee have been appointed 10 canvass
tue town for the purpose Of bringing out a full OF
the friends OF the measure.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD-The February term of
the Queens County ana Court of Sessions will
gin on Monday, Judge Armstrong presiding. Consider
able criminal business likely to demand the attention
OF the Court.
RIvERHEAD-Meetngs are holding devise means
for the better protection of the village fire.
GREESPoRT-The Fire Department will have its an
nual parade on Saturday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES