New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
sEW-YORK CITY.


Four hundred and nineteen immigrants
landed at Castle Garden yesterday. The steamer
Hohenstauffen brought 25s and the Aieta loL
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Judge Sutherland sentenced Thomas Lanehan 10 ~
years hard labor in the State Prison for feonousy
assaulting Horace Galpin with piece OF lead ppe'
| Vanduzen Mairs, for many years member
of the Produce Exchange. died suddenly yesterday at
the Grand Central Hotel. Mr.. Msirs was nephew OF
David Dows and was formerly member oil tne nrn Vi
David Dows Co. .-..-
| Cant. Samuel p. Griffin of the steamship
City Of Picking was presented last night with gold
watch chain keystone and anchor by his friends on tne
Atlantic coast j. L. Wilson made the Presen.at,.ohh .h
speech. to which Capt. Griffin responded Rufds Hatch
made brief speech. ..... 1 a r.l. -
| meeting of the Catholic Union will be held
on Monday night to make the necessary arrangements
10 celebrate the anniversary OF the occupation OF Rome
The anniversary occurs on Sunday. and az Is so,ne
what political 10 character, inc onioh "hi e'''NN'
on some other day.
| An adjourned meeting OF owners and agents
OF ocean vessels and others Interested IN ocean fregh
was held yesterday in the Managers room OF the FRO
duce Exchange, 10 consider the question OF haVing
Standing Committee of the Exchange to whom may De
referred all questions relating TO maritime matters I'M
d. Morgan presided, and after some dlscusion tno u
loving gentlemen were appointed conme 70
RIngbam Carey Eade, Logan, Swan, ana Underhlb "
which the Chairman was added. .-
PAPERS were fled on Wednesday last In the
District u
yaukee and St. Paul Railroad, and subpenas were
servea Yesterday on the following defendants: Russell
Sage Alex Mitchell. s. s. Merrill, seah Chamberlain
Walter q. Gcenel, Frederick P. James n A. Cowdray,
Eiward B. Wesley, James sarner Henry keeb b Janes
RueI Andrew Biciyer, f. Bradford, Greenlef Pnlp, o
Justins. Elksnah Kon John N Bean Philp mson " anu
s. Howard Mitchell The present lIiSauon Is reSuni0
Of series of suits dating back to 1852
The amended ordinance of the Common
Couucil relative to carts and cartmeu, among other
things removes tho restriction which has beretolore
limited cartmen TO three licenses IL makesa dlsuhc
ton between double trucks single trucks ana CARTS
The amended rates for licenses are now as follows:
Doube trucks IS; renewal Of license for same ~ %;
single trucks s.; renewal OF license, VI 6O Carte "; re-
ne Wal OF license 81. should the Mayor sign the amended
ordnance Marshal Conklin Will begin on MONDAY next
The renewal Of public cart and express lcehses'
The semi-annual Convention of the General
Railroad Passenger Agents oil the United states WIZ DC
held at II a. III. to-day, at the St. Nicholas Hote.
reporter called yesterday upon j. N Abbott General
Passenger Agent OF the Erie Railroad, at his once in
Twentythird-st He said that the main object OF ine
Convention was tx and regulate the PASSENGER rates
for the coming Winter, and hat all the prlneipa ran,
roads In the country would be represented ne dlu NOT
mink that there would be any other special business
The sessions will continue until next Thursday.
The Fall trade sale of books continued yes
terday at Clinton Hail. The attendance was small ana
the bidding spiritless. "Tboryadsen, His Life and
works. syo CLOTH beveled with gilt top, sold for 50 s7i
the diamond edition Jean Ingelow's poems. half cali
binding 81 CA, Taine's English Literature" In two
volumes. halt Turkey morocco bluding 80 Lyt9u Th
Dramas and Poems diamond edition, IS cents. Inc
Prince of the House OF David; or Three Years IN th
Holy cty The Pf q Frs ea 20 eaSh S
The Irish Rifle Team, with their friends and
the officers OF the Amateur Rife Club and OF the Ma
tonal Rifle Association with their lad les, nave oeeh IN
yited by H. c. Poppenhusen President OF the CehtraA
Railroad OF Long Island, to visit Creedmoor today
t' POINT at iTl5 a. H. It is expected A Stew
came with the team and their friends IN inc inc
GROUND and targets at Creedmoor they Will visit Gar
den City, where they will partake of a lunch.
Soon after o'clock a. M. yesterday Weston
finished his 2lOh mile, and went to his room with the
intention of sleeping. He did not succeed. however,
and returned the at 32o After short time he
became dizzy but staggered around the track for five
minutes and stopped again At 1854 he started again,
and consumed eight minutes aud five seconds IN making
to bed again, but little refreshed by his sleep AZ
1918 o'clock resumed walking and finished his 2llh
arose In an hour. 1t is believed that he Will fall
| Henry Bergh, in the course of letter to the
Mayor thods OF dog catching asks for his Co
operation In preventing OF the abuses of the sys
TEN in vogue, by compelling the rufhans who catch
steal and maltreat dogs TO badge on the outside
OF their garments whereby they may DO recognized
employees, Of the city. Tnesc merciess wretches.
he saws OF them bearing an official certificate, do
away from the OF defenseless women peaceful
men pet animal, not running at large and II resisted.
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| berries.
On Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, on
the Harlem River will be rOwed by picked crews
Of the Herald and the Union Rowing Clubs distance
"a miles, in fouroared racing gigs; prize, valuable set
OF colors the event has been looked forward TO with
considerable interest and both crews have been well
trained and in fine condition, good race and large
attendance Is anticipated The Herald crew row in
boat built for the race after the same model as hat or
the Nautilus gig Puck; The steamer Willian B.
Fletcher viii leave Pier No. a. East River, at II o'clock.
| tho of Wl
| the boats over the course.
Thomas II. Cochrane, having a slight ac-
quantance with Mr.. sackett Of the firm OF Sackett
Miller OF No. Fourth-ave, applied to him on Sept IA to
cash check for S4 which he had In his possession.
The check was drawn by Thomas Bushnell the order
Of Howe, builder and on the Bank OF the City OF
Brooklyn. Mr. sackett him $50 the check, and
stated that he would give him the balance when 1t was
cashed He then sent u to the bank in BrSokly1 and SO
detect the forgery aud ordered paid but when IL
was sent Mr. Bushnell its false character was at
detected The was given into the hands OF the de
arragned at the Tombs Police Court aud held by
| Justice Fiammer In $1,000 bail
| At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday a communication was received from Mayor
Havemeyer announcing the presence in the city of the
Lord Mayor OF Dublin and friends and suggesting that
they he extended the bospitaes OF the city. Alder
man Billings offered resolution that Joint committee
OF FIVE each branch Of the Common Council be ap
pointed to make arrang gemeuts to receive him. This
was adopted The President subsequently appointed
such Committee Aldermen Billings Lysaght, Van
schaick, McCaherty, and Koch. The Lord Mayor Of
Dublin and Alderman Manning or the Irish Rifle Team
called on Mayor Havemeyer. The Mayor welcomed his
visitors and the usual exchange OF cnurtesies passed
between them The visitors remained only short
time.
Phillip Hertz German, age az, formerly of
Passaic. N. j., arrested last evening the
plafnt of Mrs Margaret senk OF No. los Edrdges for
the abduction OF her niece Margaret Kraehed from
residence about ten days 1t IL stated that Hertz