New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
NETWORK CITY.

migrants Castle Garden yesterday and the Rhen from
Bremen Gas; total, 126.
Commissioner Ordronaux of the State Board
Of Charities entered yesterday upon his duties as lnSpec
too OF Institutions for the Insane
An extensive revival is in progress AT the
West Thirty-hfthst Methodist Eplseopal Chnron anu
the membership has already seoureo an aoooSiol Va w.
Professors pepper and TObin will give, at
Association Hail. the nights OF sept 10 H. ana ~
entertainments illustrating "The Magic OF Light anu
Bound"
The Trustees of the Washington flights
thodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. Thomas Lodge
Pastor have secured lot Tenth-aye near One hund,
new parsonage is 10 be built at cost including the
lot Of sl5OOO $4,000 having already been subscribed
w. l.. Jenkins, President of the Bank OF
America, who presided at the meeting OF the creditors
Of the Eew-Yotk Warehouse and Security Company
saws that the Committee will begin its work as soon as
possible and make thorough examination OF the stand
ing of The suspended Company. The COMMITTEE Will
report as soon as the examination is completed
An informal meeting of the Society Of the
Army Of the Cumberland was held at the AsOr House,
yesterday afternoon 10 make arrangements for the de
partne Of the delegates this city to attend the re-
union at Pittsburgh on Sept H. The number of dele
gates from NewYOrk will be about IL, including Gen
Hooker Col Gunther, Major Keteltas. and Col. Stone
Gen Sheridan is in the city, and will probably accom-
pany the delegates
The Italian residents of this city intend to
celebrate, october Is, the discovery Of America by
Columbus At preliminary meeting 70 arrange for the
festival Ferdnando de Luca. Italian Committeeman
was appointed President and Col. Robert Pratt Vice
President OF the Board OF Managers. The CoumDo
Guard, and other military aud civic organizations VIII
take part Another meeting viii be held on Thursday
evening next
The American Institute of Architects has
issued circular calling the attention of its members to
the desrsoity Of preparing suitable papers for the
next Convention Of the Institute This is particularly
desired IL view OF the absence OF journal devoted
especially TO the interests Of the organization The CIR
cular calls attention 20 the Rev. Dr. Osgoods words
s'Arehtects should the pen well as the pencil
the pen should be the harmonzing means 10 place US
upon good footing with the people"
In the matter of the will of the late Amanda
NJ squTes, to which Surrogate Hutchngs several days
ago denied probate the opinion in fun has been fled
holds that the Will dsinherits four children, one Of
whom is minor. and leaves the estate 70 sister and
niece which is a course unnatural and especially in
view lack Of evidence showing cause for the fact,
deceased would not 70 have been IN sound
condition when making the will. ii is doubted, Also II
the proper formaities gone through with in max
ing the WILL and there was any declaration after the
viii made that 1t was meant 10 DO last VIII ana
testament.
Ameeting of the German Democratic Liberal
Reform Association Of the Nineteenth Ward was held
last night at No. 767 Third-ave. committee, which
had appointed at the last meeting for the purpose OF
meeting similar committee from the Citizens AS
socioon to urge claims of the German citizens Of
the With Senatorial District to have ono OF their
nationality elected to the state Senate reported through
conferences the result OF which that they would re-
commend that this claim be properly urged, and that
DR. VeodOre Mierson be placed in nomination. Dr.
Mersop who had been apprised action Of the
ee thanked the Association for the honor conferred
upon him.
The third day of the auction sale Of books
20 the trade at the rooms OF Geo. A. Leavtt Co., in
Clinton Hall, opened with the publications Of James
Osgood Co. Of Boston, representing in value 100000
Five hundred copies each of Longfelows Aftermath"
Charles Resdes "simpleton," and the Poetcal works
Of Adelaide Proctor brought within fraction OF the
regular a pSe AN S for Of 80 los SH The S
Odyssey of Homer the Life and works OF John stuart
Poems the Poet OF the Breakfast Table," and John
HAYS Writings all sold at good prices After dSSposng
fused an for 5000 at within two cents Of the
regular trade rates
The new steamship City of Richmond, the
latest addition 10 the Inman feet sailed from Liverpool
OIL Sept g. and expected daily. She was built on the
Clyde and is the last transatlantic steamer 10 be
launched from the shp-yard Of Messrs. Todd & Nc
Gregor under ts present propretorship-a yard from
which nearly $1,000 tons of shipping have been built for
Is built nearly the same plan as the CITY OF chester
Der length 4S feet over all breadth OF Dean 80 Ieet
very closely with those of the City OF Chester the latter
however having one greater breadth OF beam. The
gross tonnage of the City OF Richmond is 1900 against
500 Tor the City Of Chester The engines Of the new
steamer the compound principle, aud are said to
be the largest ever made for a merchant vessel
The Scott Legion of Pennsylvania, and other
veteran associations the Mexican War, the surviving
Generals and CommOdores OF that service, the Presi
dent the General of the Army the Admiral OF the Navy
the Governor and other high officials are expected to
be present at Mondays celebration of the anniversary
of the fall Of the City OF Mexico. The officers Of the
Army and Navy the committee of citizens, and Others
wall be received al p. ID at the Astor House by Brig
Gen Horatio @. Gibson, L. s. A., and Commander Rich
ard ". Meade U. s. N, marshas Of the day. The dele
cations from New England, Eew-Jersey Pennsylvania
me Western states aud the Southern States will as
eemble IN the chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen al
1890 D. NJ, and report 10 Gen. J. H. H. Ward; and gil
chamoer Of the Board Of Assistant AIdernen' recep
viii be given by the city authorizes IN the Cover
HAL will be delivered by Charles W. Brooke
of city and address VIII he made by the Mayor
parade and dinner will close the festivities Of the
day. During Yesterdays session of the subcommittee
of Arrangements at the Astor bouse, reputation OF
1ncludng President Vance Of the Board OF Aldermen,
Col Of the 7st Regiment and Others rendered the
banquet of the day. each member of deputaton put
ting down 500 for the purpose Peter Cooper prom
Cooper Union for the use OF the veterans, and Will
contribute ard the banquet.
BROOKLYN.
Music in Prospect Park at p. m. to-day
There were $50 deaths last week, being 20
nore than during the previous week, and Al more than
FOR the corresponding week Cholera nisntum
caused tS deaths.
Charles c. Talbot, the newly appointed
Postmaster Old resident Of the Eastern District
and was formerly very active Republican he was
member Of the Board OF Supervisors from one OF tbe
Eastern District wards
Mayor Powell and Aldermen Taylor, Rod
man, BrowD Macpherson, and Douglass, the Special
COMMITTEE appointed to consider the expedeney OF the
ctye making its went 10 Philadelphia yeGteT
6ay In order TO examine the plan there In vogue
The Kings County Supreme Court, General
Term adjourned yesterday till Oct. H. Henry Arden,
Daniel Brown. VIM. A. Collins, IT,, Michael Grqschensk
Nh. n siiiWe, William Jones Yoanes Luis II. Hurst
and Jared Sanford were admitted TO the bar.
Mrs. Merrigan, the alleged murderess of