New-York tribune., 1874-04-08
NETWORK CITY.

The arrivals of cotton reported at lhe 0oV'oh
Exchange yesterday were 2S'S bales
John Cross a patient in the Insane Asylum
Nh Wards Island, died yesterday and 1t is suspected
that death caused by siranguiation, probably
suicidal
Jacob YOst, who was arrested and imprls-
sned for selling lottery policies, admitted to ball
yesterday $500. Karl Schmidt of No. Avenue be-
came lis surety.
The Board of Managers of the Cotton Ex-
rhsnge have authorized the Floor Committee OF the
Exchange to impose fine of $40 for every violation Of
abe rules OF the Exchange.
Jacob Hines of No. 4t2',Seventh-ave, and
Patrick Hughes Of No. Az Eighthaye, yesterday iel
from scaiold Ne. s2G Beecker-s Hines had left
leg fractured, and Hughes bis left arm
Martyr Blank German, age az, was ad-
mitted 10 ST. Lukes Hospital the 4h inst, and since
then has been in derous condition, the result OF
injuries Inflicted upon HIM before his admission
The officers of the steamship Erik, which
arrived from Copenhagen yesterday reported that they
encountered heavy westerly gales thr9agnquv 1pe 'Oy
OF the 8O5157 registered letters forwarded
nom New.York during the year 1878, all have been
ACKNOWLEDGED by the Offices 10 which they were sent,
5J Mos OF the denquentS are obscure southern
Cnces
Edward Mccoy, age 60, of No. 6S2 Water-st.,
found in a dying condition in GOuverneurs shp
yesterday morning and was taken home where ne s91n
sfterward died. Coroner Woltman Will investigate the
case.
Theodore Youngman, aged 40 years, of No.
80 East Ninth-st.. while hosting whisky at No rs
Water-st was Instantly killed by two barrels falling
nom The Third h1or and crushing IN his skull ana mutt
hating his body.
Alderman McCafferty stated to TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday has prepared bill providing
for quick transit I'm tins city, the road 10 be constructed
w ibe chy he approves OF tne Eish'.u pm an oHS
81 the event OF its rejection Will he submit ms own
The Board of Managers of the Cotton Ex-
Na,-o with an
Instance Of John H. Elliott. fOrbdding the sale OF the
membership of John II. Valentine, and the sale mas
therefore been postponed for the present
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
o, Public Works has written letter the President OF
The broadway and sevcnthave. Railroad Company, re-
suestng him their tracks in proper place, that
fhe work of grading and paving Broadway, as Wieneu
s.Be.
The attaches of the various city and county
sfces presented the family of Harrison Redheld late
,autor OF the County Courthouse, last evening with
Ket of resolutions expressive OF their sorrow ior Tue
death OF Mr. Reddcd and OF cOndOlance with the lam
1y The resolutions were neatly enSroSSed and lneased
IL a handsome frame
George Wilson, alias "ShaDg Campbell"
who was brought on from Key West, Identified yes
terday by Mr.. Emmett Of New-RocheIle one of the
masked burglars who committed the robbery at his
house, Two bOamen. named Baxter ana liNlnus ldch-
tihed Wilson OF the party whom they rowed to
NLittstoue l.. J" on the morning after the foDoeiy'
Controller Green reports that the following
amounts received into the Treasury yesterday
From Taxes Of 1873 aud Interest silsl9 rs; arrears OF
taxes assessments and interest Sl2o 76; collection OF
Ssscssnenls ana interest," s-oi - ma "et M s9s 2
70 water IentI :tS2 J mcAs & S t o. sos S s 30 80
John II. Dusenbury jr who was arrested on
NaIch a. in pursuance OF indictments charging him,
Iolnty with Austin Black, with attempting 10 induce
perjury the pending in the Supreme Court, was
admitted 20 bal Yesterday ia $1,000 john IL D4sen,
No. 2s New-st., became his snrotics.
Tie cricket season viii begin in about three
weeks The Georges Cricket Club has engaged the
pfrv!ces OF John Whelan OF Sheffield, England, as In
Etructor. A large number OF matches are now being
arranged th- most important OF which Is the match
against The Boston and Athletics pre- Vious 10 the DE-
tour ln England
The Pacific Nail steamship Company received
tabie dispatches the Istmus 0t Panama, yester-
say announcing That steamship City Of Panama ar
I!vod at Aspiuwall from New-Y@rk on April l. The
Henry Chiuncey sailed thence for NewYolk ON April 3,
and the Gr.naIa, from san Francisco reached Panama
o. the previous day ana the Constitution sailed from
the stnt port for sau Francesca 1s and the Co
tLc9G.
James Z. Munson of No. "a Parll-row has
issued addressed to literary writers, cergymen,
Iawyols &c., III which ne offers place all VINO have
ILOnograpbic work dO-witLOut charge 70 employer
Gr empoy6-n correspondence with good, efficient
women slOr. hand writer's Mr.. Manson says that he
has employed many women photographers, and can
tertaGn tat they are IN every way equal 10 men. Yet
ttce woiScs nave have great diculty in obtaining en-
IIoymeut WHICH men win no better qualifications read
Ay secure.
In the invitation of q number of Swiss and
French residents of New-York the Rev. Emile Bore is
engaged in an effort 10 establish a free Evangelical
Church for the French people of the city, who number
more tEan OOO Several leading ceTgymen OF different
Protestant churches attest his ability and adaptation 10
she Iey say tnat he Is an earnest, lADOIOus'
flOagent aud thoroughly evangelical preacher OF the
Gcspc his labors being specially directed to the poor
and thc obscure among our French spealhg pophauon
Ee1ye held every Sunday at 1ol5 H. III the vesry
Of Calvary Cnuicu on FourtnaNe between IWSN9 Tvs nrst @
ana Fsentysccoud-7ts. Contributions TO ana IN te
erection % church may DC sent TO A Aduret al NO
a. MalOcu-tuc. - -
The resolution apprOprlating S27848 90 for
additional expenses Of the Police Department, was ap-
proved yesterday hy Mayor Hunter.
An order was issued yesterday by the Com
,plssoners OF Poce and Excise directing the captains
ti the various precincts 10 prOhlbt any persons from
selling liquor until they have first obtained license
Gas bills to the amount of S53,03l AZ were
certified 70 al a meeting OF the Board Of City Works,
Yesterday The estimate OF York Muvey. contractors
foI streets amounting to s99O5 49, was approved
At meeting of the Kings County Demo
cratic General Committee last night resolution was
adopted requesting the Board Of City Works 10 the
workingmen in their employ the same wages as re-
oeiveG by the workingm"n last year Resolutions were
slso adopted cOngIatuIatlng the Democracy on the
victory IN Connecticut.
Mayor Hunter is in considerable doubt as to
The necessity OF repaving FIauknave from the Park
WAY 10 the Fatbush line The street repaved with
eoDbe-stOues several years Tue repavlng Is TO be
none without petition from the property owners and
Mayor desires ali persons opposed 10 tAe repaVnS 10
communicate with Lini.
The indicted officials have been directed by
DisrctAttorney kodnan to appear at his Office today
and bonds for their appearance Alderman Edward
Gardner, who has been indicted for defrauding ms