New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

Only 131 immigrants hnueu hC C"e'i' 80
den yesterday They came ON the steamer A'S'i"''"
from Glasgow. >.
Mr.. j. L. Toole, the English comedian, VS.
i,ea the Union Square Theater last night, ana BAT
through the performance Of I" With the llde.
The fence on the Broadway side OF the new
Office was removed Yesterday, and better vie" Vi
the building from the level OF the street Afforded
The Department of Parks announce that II
the weather fine there Will be music 9y Dou"oi'n u,
Band ON the lake in Central Park to-day atf p ILL.,
A meeting of the bondholders of the Gen.
trail Railroad been called for the soth inst TOT ,h
purpose reaching decision as to the management oi
the road.
George Reed, age 81, of No. 17s Ludlow-st.
stabbed himself in the right breast at MS nome yes'
dov and inflicted a severe wound He taken 10
Bellevue Hospital. >,
Yesterday was the first day in the Permit
Bureau under the regulation requiring that only u
should be charged for permit The receipts "er0 w.
The expenses OF the day were VII
The members of the Wine and Spirit Traders
Society met yesterday afternoon at No. 35 Beayer-s
hut transacted no business want OF quorum. They
decided to hold their next meeting on Aug o.
Notice was given yesterday OF the intention
on the part of Mrs Mappings counsel to sell the once
furniture OF the New-York branch Of the Freedmens
Savings and Trust Company. The sale Is 10 take paee
on Aug a ,
Mayor Havemeyer has concluded that he
cannot interfere regard TO the use OF the Eighteenth
Ward Market dogpound; The arrangements for
its use are Delhs compie'eu uh1oi u''''0A " ~
pound keeper.
Amelia Michelbacker, age 20, Of No. 40 East
Seventy -frst-s igned her clothes while passing by
kitchen range yesterday aud received burns ron ne
effects OF which 1t Is feared sue VIII de' cue was oaou
for by her friends.
Reports have reached this city that the small
pox has out at the port of Liverpool Nova SEQ
ta and that persons have died from the disease
which Is supposed to have been taken 10 tha
he Indies
A semi-weekly line of steamers, known as
Cromwell line, viii begin running early III August
between New-York and Portland, Me. The steamers
Snrdsa each viii leave pier NO o North River, every
Wednesday aud saturday beginning probably on Aug D.
The first and second mortgage bondholders
OF the Brady's Bend Iron Company held meeting yes
terday at the Office OF O. d. Ashley, at No. Exchange
court The plans and expenses OF obtaining fore
closure the stock OF the Company were discussed AZ
some length, but no definite action was detethinod
upon.
The directors of the Erie Railway held
meeting at the Opera House yesterday, ut which
all the new directors. with or two exceptions were
present. President Jewett made statement that the
road in good condition, aud wa dong prosperous
busineas which without the projected narrow gauge
would enable IL 10 meet the demands upon IT,
The suits brought in the Superior Court
against Horace j. Beemer and Andrew Coyne, sub
contractors the Fourth-ave improvements, by the
administrators of Irene Beleter the Italian harp GIRL
II,
sion ON Nov IL 1873 while the bridge on Fourth
ave. at ed-and-twen'y-eighthst nave been
discontinued by mutual agreement
The chief engineer of the Pacific Nail Steam
ship Company sailed in the CITY OF Panama on
July 25 with a supply Of steam-pumps and other ma
chiuery in the attempt to save the Guatemala
from becoming total wreck The secretary OF the com
pany IN this city considers he fact that the Acapulco
ilas-od of the wreck without seeing
r any ssT1 ~ s OF pe Wien S te"r NAV nave enre
gone to pieces.
There are suspicious OF foul play in the case
joan Dunn. age IS years. employe OF the Harlem
Gas Works. who was drowned ia the East River last
week while bathing Observation-Disclosures.
The BODY recovered by a man who standing on
Wards Island Dunn drown He says that the latter
had two companions IN row-hoat close pv, ana tllt
they purpOsey pulled away from him. a!tdOuGh they
could have easily saved LIN. Tne case is beiug nVes-
tigated.
Franklin Edison, the President of the Pro-
duce Exchange received an immeuse OF corn from
Henry Hentz. the President Of the Cotton Exchange.
YESTERDAY the of corn, which measures III inches
IN diameter and II inches IN length was pahied
10y letter, which states that tue corn was raised by
Peter of Montgomery County, Alabama super
intendeut Grant OF the Produce Exchange says he
Will have IL incased III gass aud paced III PROMINENT
part OF the Exchange
The 9Th Regiment of Maryland, which has
been In camp Long Branch during the past week. will
arrive city tins afternoon and will be received
by the 7th Regiment Per No. !. North River. az
O'Clock. The line of march VIII be up Broadway TO
Union-sduare Piazza where tue Two regiments VIII pass
n ,fOrc M1OrticD. Suaitr. Alter tue review
the visiting regiment VIII be entertained at lrvns Hii.
and al p viii be escorted 10 the foot OF Twenty
fourtlst aud depart for Cape My.
There arrived on Monday from China and
japan seventeen carloads OF teas wLcn have been less
than thirty -four days route from Yokohama, VIZ.
sixteen Gays, seventeen hours aud fcrtytve mfnutes
from to san Francisco. aud less than fourteen
the latter port to New YORK ny overland rail-
aud York ana II would baye been sti! less ont for
the that the Goals used III the steamer Vasca dc
az anf Ilfa rhgn
tue speed or the steamer.
The Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rccron adopted yesterday the resolution proposed by
Cen Bowen for reorganization OF the Medical Board
of Bellevue Hospital, with amendment, authorizing
the eight remaining members OF the Board 10 nominate
by September number OF physicians and
geon- from whom the Commissioners are 20 choose IL
additional members OF the Board, making 10 mcmhcrs
In all. The resolution relative 10 Maternity Hos.
ptal was amended 0y ordering the erection Of sucL
nos pita Bldckwels Island after January J. the hos
pa be governed Dy Board similar TO- bur separate
from, the Board OF Bellevue. AS thus amended, the
resolutOn was adopted.
Mrs. Mary Morgan, age 81, OF No. $40 East
Fifty sixthst. died yesterday after severe attack o
vomiting aud cramps in her legs, aud DR.. Joseph
O'Dwyer OF No. 799 Lexington-ave who attended her,
reported to the Board OF Health that the very
much resembled cholera. Deputy Coroner Shine and
Ir lanes OF the Health Department went to the late
residence OF the woman and made a post-mortem ex
animation Of the body from winch they found that
death was caused by acute cholera morDus. The au
topsy failed disclose lesion sign indicative Of
tbc OF cholera The testimony OF the mother
in.lnw of the deceased showed that the woman had
worked very hard on Saturday, and eat green peas,
salad and beefsteak, and drank lagerDeer dinner
after which had taken large draft OF ice water
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Woltman in the OF John johnson, who died from
the effect Of single blow with the fist inflicted the
night of the 2lst inst by Michael o OHaoran In a bar
room at No 80 Baxters From the testimony II appears
quarrel from heated religious discussion
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