New-York tribune., 1874-03-12
NEW-YORK CITY.


erpooI the Frisia from Hamburg. the Perere "oh
Hsyre ana the Trnacria from Glasgow, landeu in'i-
grants at Castle Gar len yesterday
The arrival of 2,799 bales of cotton was an
nouneed at the Cotton Exchange yesterday it9 were
from Norfolk from Baltimore. 27o from ~
I3O from Savannah and 1904 by the dheren' i"0e Vi
railroad. A.
As mark of respect to the memory oi the
late President Fillmore the Supreme Court Generai
Term the Supreme Court, Circuit. Part IL common common
Pleas Trial Tern, Part L., and Common r'edS' "on'i
Term, have adjourned until tomoiro"' ~
.Josoph Harrington, clerk in the Bible
House. charged with forging Endorsements on Two
for small amounts confessed yesaera a
that ne had done sO and Commissioner OSBORN com-
mitted him 10 await the action OF the Grand jury.
The call for special meeting OF the Board
OF Aldermen for Thursday, TO consider the nomination
of George H. Andrews for Police ComnissioneI, nas no.
vet received enough signatures 70 hake ~ S hid
is generally thought that the meeting VIII not DC heu
The schooner Demory Gray, which went
ashore six miles north of BarDegat Monday, while on
her VOYAGE from Ashley River, y. G., 10 New-Haven
was floated yesterday She has sustained no scrons
injurv aDd continued her voyage yesterday aIerhoon
TO this city and thence TO New-Haven'
A committee consisting of non commissioned
officers and prvates of the Goth Regiment waited. yea
terday on Gen shaer in relation to General Order NO
l. hy which the Regiment placed under arrest ana
their arms taken away. The General stdied thaI tnc
order had modified that only the ncId oneers
under arrest.
F.. CITY Hall affairs were quiet yesterday.
Mayor Havemeyer appointed Samuel X Filiey School
Inspector for the Eighth District, in place OF N n
Freeman who has failed to qualify The charges
arainst Josrph Phillips one OF the Mayors Marshals.
for neglect duty, have been dismissed on the ground
that they were frivolous.
Mayor Havemeyer and the Police Commis-
sionors met and discussed the proposed roue
OF the St. Packs day procession The route was mod
fled so as TO include Thrtyhirds instead OF Thirty
fourth Of the railroad in the latter street, ana
have the review take place on the plaza ol Union
square instead Oi at the CITY Han
The gift of $500 from the employees of the
Department Of Public Works to the Association for In
proving the Condition Of the Poor, has been acknowl-
edged by the Association through its lSecrey Robert
Hartley, who saws, IN hls note OF thanks 20 Conl,
represent the gratitude this charity for thelr very
consderate hhGnesS , 10 s9 ,, s.ne go tst her o
nation viii be distributed IN the spirit 0 the motives
which prompted the Offering
The Board of Police ordered Yesterday, that
drills be resumed by the force 10 also ordered that
the men in the School instruction be taugb the man
of two DAYS in each week. At the suggestion
of Commissioners Russell. the Finance aniS the stl-
ilonIlouse Committee net ia Johl SESSION,
the deadlock. Tne JOINT Committees comprise an le
members OF the Board They were III session nearly
three hours and audited nearly every b bef9re them
Patrick j. Leahy, the detective who shot
Michael Mcnamara while the latter was resisting HIM
IN the search for "Dntch Harmon All alleged murderer,
was gncd in the Court OF oyer and Tormner two
days ago. on the charge of murder and pleaded not
bonds yesterday, and released on $4,000 ball
The bondsmcn George Berncr o. No 65 sprlng-st'
john Kelly OF No POS East Twenty y-fitlst, John
Muilane OF No. 237 East Twenty y-iiisi-7t.
The case of Stephen j. Brady who died on
Tuesday al Park Hospital from the effect of injuries
received by being thrown out OF the liquor saloon at
No 40 Chathamst. was Investigated by Coroner Volt
f1ry SuO a he
ceased was thrust out OF the birrOOm win great
ioence by Frank Betts the barkecpar of the establish
ment The jury's verdict thai Brady died from
accelerated rheumatic cOnVulsOns produced hy injuries
cceiye al the hands OF Frank Bolis ana " n PcrIu
,onrie or of the quor Store Brts was committed 10
he TomDs and Poraut released on $5,CO0 ball
The strike of the knights OF 81. C9ispn
appears be rapidly approaching end, there being
only five shops in the cit (tud those of only i'm
porance ia the trade) where even Temporary soppage
of work now exists. The plan OF putting the cutters
who bave been heretofore working 10y the week, on
P,nI,iovcrp Frank Marin of No % Cnaiubcf.-st ca
presses his determination moi 10 acEnow ledge any rdes
adopted by the Crspns prcioTlng, as he tayS 20 H,tI
his Shop closed ali the season ratner than yield 10 hs
woiRlncH demands The other four shops are expected
TO comply with ho deqanG to-day, and should tACy 90
50, the strike will then he considered al an end.
The funeral of Ddnforth \. Barney, who
died on Sunday last the windsor Hotel, TOOK place
Yesterday morning at No ICl East rhrtyeignths The
funeral service was read by the Rev. Dr. Sawyer, and
besYers were Messrs. EeIIs, Morgan, Ortou, Lyon,
Fargo, VerDiiye, Kemp anu Cncney. ihe remains
were inci"ocd ~ a coll-'"yei,.u rosewood CIshet
heavily mounted with silver and upon IL cover Nas
beautiful wreath Of flowers, while at It's loot stood
a basket four feet IA hi2Lt, containing cala-les,
camcielas, ana tea roses IhcIC were also numerous
other loral offerings. IhG remains Ieit the ciy for
TIryt0wr ~ special ear, on The p ~ tram OF Tie
Hudson River Railroad, and were inferred ia The family
'''''' BROOKLYN.
Fire Marshal Thorn reports that during last
month there 35 IRE alarms The tola oss from e
was S14,iS7, covered ~ Sos,l5J OF INSURANCE
The 47th Regiment gave reception last
evening al their armory North Second and Fourth
sts T. D. Mayor Hunter and the members Of the Com
mon Council present by special invitation, and
reviewed the REGIMENT There were also present Cen
Mescroio. Gen. McCOob, Capt Julian Allen. Police
supefinendent Folk, Gen; r. l. Molynenx, 9aH ID iase
mands Of ten n.cs front, il all ABOUT 800 men.
LONG ISLAND.
JAwuCt-The examination Of Thomas w.
Homes charged with tho murder of ms hafbrothor
samuel j. Jones. OF South Oyster Bay, continued
Yesterday. The Investigation has been nuuerously
attended that the proceedings transferred yester
dav from Justice Snedektrs room the Town Hail. The
wife and children Of the prsnner;werc not present IL
was the general opinion amOuc the spectators that De
tectiye Pavne mad thus far failed establish case
but Payne is confident that the result VIII Justify MS
suspicious. Jacob :. ]. Jones recalled aId gave
TfthcF testimony re 'ariing h+ connection Wild I'D"
anonymous letter, but nothing revealed that c0uld
imphcate his brother the Prisoner. Postmaster VII
Ugins Of Amyville tcs lied 90 receiving the letter
hut did not know who sent IT, Peter Mal0ncy testified
TO having seen the defendant gong home tie
woods about sunset, the day of the murder. Ile
thou iii that the prisoner had something his hand.
Tue remainder OF tins witEcsss testimony given at
the Inquest At the request Of the prisoners counsel
the accused allowed To 60 his own recOEuzlnce
The examination will bc RESUMED this morning wnen
experts Will be called TO tehtiy 10 any similarity tnat
may exist the Anonymous letter and the postal
c4Td.......As recommended by the Board OF Super
VIsOTe, meetings were hcd tue
towns OF Queens County Tuesday afternoon, eK-
cepting Flushing aud Long Island Ciiy, 10 upon