New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
NEW YORK CITY.

The steamers Of the Neptune line, for Prov
| idencc, will leave on and after to-day, al p m.
| Six hundred and seycnty-iour immigrants
arrived at Castle Garden during the week ending Satur
| day night
The Rev. David Mitchell, Pastor of the
Canalst Presby terrain Church IN ths city has received
unanimous call from the CALVIN PfcsDy trlan Cnufch
| SANS John, N. Is.
G. l.. Brace has issued u little circular in
the interest Chdrens Aid Society. lie shows for
an branches of the Society when provide sustenance or
employment for 1884 children that the average cost Tor
| eacB 10 SIS ~.
| J. s. Wood cook of the American ship Nellie,
charged with Refusing do duty, held to await the
action OF the United states Grand Jury on Saturday
Wood says that his refusal 10 40 a% n.y. %41 nssu "9
CLAIMS and one pint OF clam juice
| Sarah Disney recovered $1,000 on Saturday
in the Court OF Common Pleas, before judge j. f. DAILY.
from the Broadway aud Madison-ave. Stage Company,
on account Injuries received IN being thrown 10 the
ground account OF the sudden star or tho hor5os
| while she was alighung IRON stage
The Engineer of the Dock Department
writes In to prevent ms,pprchoDsion of your
excellent report OF the engineering work OF this depart
men published Saturday, please add that the state
OF the aggregate payroll Includes only me hailad
force under the Immediate SUPERVISION Oh INC I'nso'
in-Cbief."
| At the lodgings of the Howard Relief Com
mIttee at No 40 Leonarl-s, last week. 1882 persons
were lodged and 5,57s were fed. The other lodging
room Of the Committee ut No 81 Thcwpsoo-st $40 per
were lodged ami 1859 fed People naylng S,Dtnns
which they do not want NAV feel certain thJ IL WIN oe
gwen to only worthy and needy persons II tloy .sonu
| 10 No. 80 Leonard-st.
! The arrivals OF cotton reported yesterday
were 25l bales The increase OF arrivals last week
over The corresponding OF last season Is 2Ii2 Dacs'
while the stock in the city is 1913 bales more thin inc
stock al this zine last year. TIE TO az arrivals ron an
ports THIS SEASON nave DE, ia, ~ IN favor
| OF this season Of 49,, iG9 bales
| The steamer Daniel s. Miller left this city
on Saturday for the purpose OF forcing passage through
| the Ice which obstructs Hudson River navigation.
When nearly opposite Cold spring the Tee was found TO
| present a much formidable barrier, and after
VAIN struggle " make heddnay tGe attempt was aptn
doneJ Inc steamer beciuc fastened ~ the ice, and
her passengers weIt ashore and returned 10 ta cIy Dy
rail.
Two small boys named Gilbert Mclaughlin
and Thomas Price, were arraigned at the HorkyLle
Police Court yesterday, charged with stealing valuable
door knobs FROM large number OF houses Ia the upper
part Of the city Nathan Gabri; OF M. 79 Socondave
and Thomas McMIbon OF No. 1913 be'ohdaFc, JihA
dealers. also arriignod Tor receiving he stolen
property, and for having furnished the boys Win mat
lets ch>es 81 break off the knobs, ior "hrh iney
pad Two cents pound Gabriel was held "A drialit 81
5000 bail, and MCNahOn In 5000 while the boys were
sent To the House OF Detention
In the United States Circuit Cont q suit has
becn begun By Charles Morton against H. o. Jarrett aud
H. g. Palmer, lessees OF NiblO's Garden. TO recover
$4,000 damages for an alleged breach OF q contract
Tue alleges that Mr.. Morton made contract WITH
the defendants Tor an opera boufic company WIN Mlss
sOldene as the principal actress 10 pfndre AT N9oa
Garden, "Gcueyeve d. BraOsut," "F.rur de Las
"HOrirI" and "ChEcric ;" that he defendants failed
"a .rfr tncir port of mo contrart and that there.
lore. the plaintiff has sustained $4,000 dtIages
Capt A. G.. Gray, of the Pacific Mail Steam
shlp Line has been appointed Commodore OF that Com
panys feet, At salary OF 5000 IN golf "a year
Commodore Gray made 95 full voyages to Aspinwa
and return has commanded the II ,nry Cnannccy,
Alaska, Acapulco, BLtc, and mas made one voyage 10
Htyrc ANA back, besides having been u years IN Tue
Government service. Wae commanding the above
vessels he had accident, never shDrC or
coal ana never put INTO any port except wheh ordered
Twice, however, his ships hiy! caught IRE but inc
flames were eXtinSuished promptly "lLhOut damage
Tetnoske Tomita, Vice Consul of the Japan
csc Empire, paid a visit To the Postoee on Saturday
and studied the workings OF each department which
were explained to him by superintendent Yeomans
He was pleased and surprised by the raplity and rcg
larity with which vast work was accomplished He
said that the postal system OF the United States had
bee adopted In japan abOut two years ago, ana thi
was wofAilg we'll The lceConsnl ~ a native OF Shc"
da, several hundred miles norm OF ioAohaila. foi
some years past he student or Eugcr5 COLLEGE,
No~-B runs~ lch ana Is no" Residing IN Nn" ioth' ne
subjects genera, interest ~ tho United states, and u
report them when he returns WHICH he expects 10 DO
sOOn. ,,,, -.
Isaac Badrau, ex-CoectOr Of Taxes is very
s!cs Fears are entertained that he will not recover
AT meeting of the Peoples Reform Asso-
citation held Saturday evening, Committee 81
as confer
parties relation To the election OF an alderman IN lhc
sixth ward succeed Sir. RoInan, recently appointed
DstrictAttOrncy. Committee was also named TO u:Ee
the passage Of the Charter amendments ~ Albany
The Grand Jury of the Court OF Sessions
presented Indictments Saturday agains1 % prisoner
Five additional indictments were brought ad.nst Capt
A. W. II. Gill; eXDeputy Tax Collector. for embezzllDg
the public money. H. will plead TO the new indIc
menls during the coming week. rhe rest Of tue indir
ments for attempts 70 xiii, grand larceny, and
highway robbery.
For some time past persons visiting Mr.
Beecher's Church Sunday evenings bave frequently
had their pockets picked aud Detectives Van Wagner
and Corwin were assigned to attend the church and
arrest the thieves II possible They caught last night
old. gray haired lnau, VINO gave ms name as ~ Per
from Albany, and is 81 years OF age Severdlpawn.
tickets were found upon his person
LONG ISLAND.
Lone ISLAND CITY.-As Daniel Hogan, an
emplOye at the drawbrdge over Newtown Creek, AT
Hunters Point, sitting in the boathouSe adjoining
the bridge. James Callahan age years. whose father
i'll terms with Hogan, entered the room and applied
to Hogan Several epithcts Hogan advised him TO
leave the place he might get himself into trouble, aud
Callahan left the in fit of passion but returned
few minutes later and, stepping no TO Hogan, fourshed
an opened knife before mis- face. Hogan thinking no
was joking merely pushed HIM away, when Callahan
again stepped up ~ him and, with the words will kill
you" he stabbed him IN the face just below the left
check bone. infictmg a bad wound. Callaha
rested soon after. The canaboat j. H. Searles OF
Rome, y. Y, has been seized by virtue OF chattel
mortgage, and will lie sold to-day at the Long Island
Railroad Wharf. An Apron Fair ana Poor Mans
Dinner will be held Wednesday and Thursday under
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. the proceeds sof which be de
to the creating OF fund for the erection OF
| parsonage.
NBwTOwN-Miehae Delehanty, who was held for the
action VI the Grand July for unawfully appropratiDg
school moneys belonging to School District No. TO- OF
which he collector made restitution TO the Trustees
the amount alleged to been taken by him. and
he was therefore recommended 10 the Grand Jury and