New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

mainly from water rents and arrears OF taxes
The TRIBUNE has received S5 from " T.. II.
e." for the Training School for Nurses and " rom o.
lor the lady suffering from cancer IN twenty
The number of immigrants landed at Castie
Garden yesterday was l,lS3, The steamer otopi'
brought O7 the Franklin li6 the steamer Cup
233, and the steamer Greece 40
The Free Dormitory for Women, NO. 81
Amty-t under the auspices Of tie Fraternais report
the following statistics for six months endhg Juy
Number OF lodgings Siyen, 2GJc huinuei VI "'"'"
lodged, 9j1; situations obtained d.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges the receipt OIL
an additional subscription OF ST. from "Wiilam "
anotber of 81 from Dora" and third OF 10 cents from
David Rutzry for the Hans Andersen IesthoniiHa' a.
These with the previous Acknowledgements HaAo 'N0
total receipts s3j 0O. ,
Joacimo Bollerimo, an organ grinder, living
AT No Y Baxterst arrested In Harlem yesterday
under the act In relation to mendicant and Vagraht
children" for allowing little girl, whom he claimed as
lis daughter solicit aims Ia the street. ILe lOall
Council have the IN hdud ana VIII pIVo"o'J SNNN
tle Child back to Italy.
At the meeting of the Commissioners or
Docks yesterday, the Engneern-Chief reported that
satisfactory progress making IN the WORK OF tie
Department Mr. Devoe. superintendent OF MhrA5ts' re- re-
poried tnat complaints were frequently made Dy the
stIndownors ia West Washington Market oi the con-
dlti0n OF the streets IN that vicinity.
The following gentlemen were appointed
yesterday as tho special committee iof buyers and eX
trade upon the adyslbity Of adopting rules 20 ana q
OF the new code Of Of the Produce EXcnI1Se AT
chibad Baxter, Chairman David Bingham, b. t. Lay
ernOre Herman shutter, joseph d. MlneioOt ana W. o.
Wallace.
An inquest was held by Coroner Woltman
yesterday ON the bodies OF August W. Zeungler and
John Regler who were sufocated in beer vat IN
Lvnan's brewery at No. 52i West Thrty-thrdsty on
saturday night last The Jury rendered verdict tnat
they suocated by carDjnic acld aud that ord
nary precautions were not taken by the men peiore
entering Zsungler descended into the vat IN an
atIempJ to save the life OF Resler
An opinion as to the powers of the Depart
ment PIbc Parks In regard to the drainage OF lana
In the Twenythird and Twenty Wards, has been
furnished President Se0bns by Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Andrews who decides that section four
the amended Annexation. the only statute whch
cOniers power Ia the matter does not auhorLe tne D
partment to construct "bnnd drains. these being en-
tilely different the sewers" mentioned IN tnat
ctou He therefore concludes that any assessment
ou properly for tnIs purpose would be Invalid
The earliest peaches that arrive here are
from South Carolina but as usual the crop Is small
The first Of the season came about fortnight ago.
The business passed into inexperienced hands, and
much OF the fruit spoiled before reaches here. One
dealer says that out OF recent consignment OF III
crates 60 worthless. Delaware peaches 90 not oe-
gin arrive IN large quantities until the ist OF August
r ports Of the extent OF the crop are connecting sOe
say moderately heavy, others that 1t Is not one
sixth OF crop. The NewJersey crop, which begins 10
the middle oi August, Is expected to be far
The investigation by the General Transat-
atlantic Steamship Company into tie abandonment at
By their officers of the steamers Europe and Ame-
raue has resulted in the DISMISSAL from the Company's
service OF Capts Lemarie and Roussan, the command
ers of the vessels Capt Lemarie not blamed for
moving passengers from the Europe To the Greece
when believed their lives were endangered, Dut IOr
no making greater efforts to save the ship Capt Rous
san Is slssed III judgment. SeYera. sub
olccrs OF both vessels, whose ADVICE was tahe, are
also discharged. Both LemarIc aud Roussdu were
formerly of the French Navy.
The steamer Wisconsin of the Williams Il
Guion lne overdue three days She left Queenstown
July and should have reached this port last Mon
day. At the Companys Office alarm felt yester-
day account it is supposed that she has either
broken some of her machinery, or been detained by
foss. Her commander Capt. Beddoe. is said TO he
OF the most careful and tru,wOrthy officers In the
service The Wisconsin last spoken 70 miles from
Queenstown By the Wyoming. AT that time she was
perfectly seawOrthy She Is rated No l. and was built
IN March. 1870 at YarIow, on the Tyne. she has on
board large number Of passengers Including coui-
pany or MOrnons bound for Utah.
The keepers of the Jefferson Market Prison
discovered before daybreak yesterday that seven men,
who were confined in what is termed the Ten days
pen" had escaped The prisoners had opened the
register in the floor OF their room, thereby gaining
access to the cellar of the prison. and had then reached
renth-sr by lifting the iron cover OF one the coal
days Imprisonment for trivial oenses, and four or
thc men ONLY had two DAYS more Of confinement
The following prisoners escaped: Jas. Williams
OF Miuettaane John Deacon OF No 2ll East FOIteth-
ST., William Dunn Of No 23i West Tbirteth-st., Henry
Evans OF Al0aUy-st., john McCuc OF No. AIS West
exteentast, and David Jones Of NJ. 40 East Four
toenth-st..
In pursuance of law passed by the Lcgis-
Gturc 1874 requiring the Department OF Public Works
to lay Il Croton main across the Harlem River. and
along the line OF Thrave. Fordham, Commissioner
Van Mort had examinations made determine the
favorable point for crossing the river. 1t has been
decided TO lay l0nch wrought iron MAN, incased 10
box OF white oak, firmly boted together from the ter
minus of SecOnddye. across the river to Lncon-ave.
Ii will be commenced with tweve-nch main to be
laid IN the line of Tnirdave., with branches at all the
streets. The l0-Inch pipe Will supply l2OJ,OOo
gallons Of water daily, being sufficient quantity To
meet the wants OF tue annexed district several
Year.. The materials for the wrought iron pipe and the
Pinch main nave been ordered and the work OF laying
the main and putting together ami incasng the pipe
Will be begun. The laying wrought pipes
in oak casngs the bottoms OF rivers is eX1cri
men az 6nch pipes Of twice the length OF the proposed
pipe have been successfully laid TO BlackwePs and
Wards Islands. and furnishing the Institutions
with an uninterrupted supply OF Croton water
BROOKLYN.
Judge Moore of the Court of Sessions made
order Yesterday committing Kate Stodlsrd and Mrs.
Dwyer to the lunstc asylum at Auburn, y. Y. They
will be removed early next week.
Nh Keatley of No. 33S Atlantic ave, while
bathing with friend between Bath and Coney Island
on Wednesday, was seized by a shark. Mr.. Keatley
cried for help and the shark which had fastened 10 his
thigh, was dragged out aud killed L. nearly five
long, and clung to the bather until he taken
ashore, nictng painful though not dangerous wounds.
While on yachting excursion last Wednes-
day, In Islip HarDor william H. Reh orgaDist OF the
Fort Greene Presbyterian Church. missed his footing
aud fell overheard. and before he could be rescued
drowned The body has not been recovered, aud the
Rev. Mr.. Barnes pastor OF the church, VINO OF
tho party Is at hp experimenting measures for the
recovery OF the body.
A Committee from tho Union Temperance
League called yesterday upon Dstuct-Attorney Wins
low aud asked would evideuce In their
possession to secure indictment against the Excise
Commissioners for failure to perform their duties. Tue
DlsctAttorney replied that the action asked for WAS
what extraordinary, and recOmmen nded that their
proper way to apply Tor a maniamus TO compel the