New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
NFW.Y0RK CITY.

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The Thuripeia was the only vessel that ar
rived At Castle Garden with mmigrants yesterday She
brought about T5
The Board Of Apportionment will meet at
Friday for the purpose OF Issuing
bonds to pay the Of various public improvements
United States Marshal Fiske says that ne is
ready receive applications for appointments 9I Dep
uty Marshals to during the November eieetions
Mr.. Holden, the Chief of the Coal Department
of the Delaware, Lackawanna and western halroad,
said yesterday there no truth whatever 10 the
rumor Of coal station being established at Bay Ridge,
L. t. by that Company. The matter had not even been
thought OF.
Members of the Produce Exchange inter-
esed in tho maritime trade will meet to-day to discuss
matters relating to these interests Specimens OF CALI
fornia Club wheat exhibited on Change yesterday
attracted general attention On account OF us clean
and perfect appearance
The steamer ScotiaIwhich arrived yester-
day. had on board beside the Lord Mayor of Dublin and
the irish Rife Team number Of distinguished Ameri-
cans amoug whom were Mr. Gyms ". Field, the Rev.
Ora Cuyer and Budington and their families Mr. A. T.
Stewart Judge Hilton, and Nile Marie Heiioron OF the
strakosch Opera Company.
The extensive Government works at He'll
Gate, the erection OF bridge over the East River from
seventyseventhst to Astoria and many other atrac-
tons will multiply the value Of property 10 that vcln.
ity 6chneiders 6chutzen Park Hotel Asors, 70 DO
sold by auction at IL q. m. tomorrow by h. A Law
renee auctioneer He has also l26 lots In Long Island
City and Astoria, all OF which he oners az low ra'es'
P. T. Barnum was married yesterday at the
Church of the Divine Paternity, the Rev. Dr. Chapin,
pastor. The bride is Miss Nancy Fish OF Southport,
Lancashire England She s &c years OF age and is MI
Barnum's second wife. Mr. Barnum Is 67 years old'
After the Mr. Bsrn1m h %eas to tue apP
with a smile that that was his wedding trip.
Alderman Morris will introduce at the meet
ing Of the Board of Alderman to-day al ordinance pro-
ydng that hereafter the wooden slaves used to conne
hay pressed into bales shall not be counted IN the
that it grievous wrong on the purchasers. Thfe,
under the new ordinance, very large sums wouiu De
saved yearly by the owners OF horses In ths city.
There are now more than 600 vagrant and
truant children under training and instruction In the
New.York Juvenile Asylum, at ODe-hundredand
seyenty-nfthst and Tenthave. Mr.. Carpenter, Super
interdent OF the House of Reception In tnst
took charge on Monday Of twenvseyen boys and girls
who are now on their way to Western homes Inese
children selected with great care ana enter tue
| houses of farmers as members OF their families
| The body of Sylvester Phylos, an insane
man. was found dead yesterday morning, hanging TO
bracket OF lamp-post the bridge OF Transverse
road No. in Central Park. note oDhis person stated
that committed suicide because he was out ot work
and reques that the rope with which he had anged
himself might be cut and sold to the curious Tor Tue
establishment Of another charitable instituton IN tne
city The body cut down and taken 10 the MoIgue
| The Pacific Mail Steamship Company are
contHuipg the investigation into their affairs at the
several agencies. Competent accountants have been
dispatched Mexico and other points to examine the
accounts and expected that very complete kn0T-
edge OF the condition OF the several agencies Will De
| arrived at Should business warrant, additional stop
pages viii be made along the coast III IS tnougut tna
Inc Central American business VIII warrant attention
~ sucb shonld he the case stops will be made the
principal points the coast OF Central America
| Commissioner Disbecker heard testimony
yesterday in fortyone complaints against patrolmen
charged various forms Of dsobedience to the regu
| lations Only three OF the complaints were Of any
importance Patrolman Joseph McEyoy OF the Twenti-
eth Precinct accused OF being absent from the sta
two hours and of being intoxicated. The complaint
was referred 10 the Board Patrolman Doyle OF the
Seventh Precinct also accused OF drunkenness but
the charge not sustained. The complaint was re-
ferred TO the Board OF Police.
At 11:3710 ON Tuesday night Mr.. Weston
retired In the Hippodrome, having then ac
compshed lS5 miles. He returned to the track at l:2
a. M. and at a. IN. had completed miles, making
total OF 1i3 miles He slept tho track for hour
and hall. He then rose and started or saying ne
should walk 90 miles to-day In order to accomplish the
500 miles he Obliged to walk % miles for the next
three days and 81 the fourth IL has been publicly
| il he lost the This is mistake He Is 10 get
] S. 600 If he wins and nothing II he loses.
The examination in the case OF Chas. Sacla,
charged with real estate forgerle was con-
tnued yesterday afternoon the Tombs Police Court
| before Justice Flammer Considerable testimony
| against the prisoner was taken, and be waived exam
nation and was committed to the Tombs TO await the
action Of the Grand Jury GSanselo Ieter
the commitment OF Julius Columbian i,who Is implicated
|
| denied Justice Fammer, however agreed to amend
the record. 30 as TO exclude the whole Of Walkers
| testimony.
On June 80, 1874, George Ellis, ex-President
| OF the late National Bank OF the Commonwealth,
indicted III the United States Circuit Court for misap
plying $4,000 beon gng that bank aud for making
causing made, false entries in its books. Mr. Ellis
was to have been tried that indictment at the Octo
Der OF the Court but his trial has been precuded
by the President, who yesterday pardon for
the oenses of which he Is accused The pardon. it
| the receiver OF the bank Francis Leland of its
directors. William NJ GaroIry, g. Keywarn and Paul N.
| Sponord.
Mrs. Catherine Shannon, on returning to
her residence at No East Fhst, Tuesday after
noon was surprised TO two strangers leaving her
house. each carrying large bundle. She asked them
| their business, when OF them knocked her down.
while the other away. She arose in instant
screams brought an onicer to her aid, when he was
taken into custody. He his name as Wm. Hauser
broken into the house by means Of forcing open back
| window. The escaped thief carried away about $40
worth OF clothing Hauser arraigned at the Essex
Market Police Court and held by Justice Bxby ia $1,000
| bail.
The agents of the Peruvian Government
| Holsen Hurtado q Co., have brought q suit against
Joseph sonneborn for 1900 and interest The COM
plant alleges thatsonneborn purchased Of them a bill
Of exchange for the above amount. giving for II draft
which he said was against certain sh pmets the
bill OF lading for which bad been sent to the London
| Hauscatlc
suspension OF the house. while the btwas covered
by bills Of ladng, and the cOmpant further that
no bill OF lading had been sent, represented the
| bank. Upon the application OF Algernon 5. Sullivan
yesterday Judge Westbro0k. In Supreme Court, Cham
bers, granted an order Tor the arrest OF sonneborn
| fixing bail at $4,000.
| The Seamen's Protective Association met
yesterday No. 6s East Broadway, DR.. WIN. j. Thoms
President OF the Association, in the chair This Asso-
ciaon which has for Its object the mutual protection
of seamen all their rights and privileges formed
on Sept A. 1874 by the seamen themselves Some bepey
oent gentlemen resolved TO help the cause The
mepbership has steadily increased Dr. Thoms read
lfafa 0.