New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
NETWORK CITY,

France from London, A..
Heidelboch, Frank g. Co. report that they
received responses Yesterday from holders OF
d,tional bonds OF the New-YOrk, Oswego AMI Mloanu
Railroad They now represent more than sS.OJO,oO
Arrangements are making for line OF
freight barges for service on the Hudson River al an
early day. The warm weather of the past few days mas
cleared river OF ice for CONSIDERABLE as'suoe io
It's mouth. "
The Inman steamship City of Brussels which
arrived from Liverpool yesterday reports passing ne
Williams 4 Cuion steamer Wyoming, from this port for
LivcrpooI The Wyoming was returning TO TINS por''
having lost her funnel In gale.
The receipts of cotton since Saturday re-
ported Yesterday the Cotton Exchange, amounted 10
N GIo bales The stock in the city Ia l19,h3 bales,
against 1884 at the corresponding period last year
making ,O29 bales in favor OF the present year
Three new James Gordon Bennett soup
houses we're opened yesterday respectively ut No 1i
Delancey-st No. oos East Thirty-tourtb-st, No. aT
ave, between sixty second aud Sixty tlirdsts.
Ex-Attorney- General Barlow and an assist
ant were examining yesterday, ON behalf Oh the legh
ative Committee the books papers, and 81 tn
Bureau OF STRENGTHENING Every iacll!y was anoruu
10y the Police Commissioners for thorough eA'"lha
ton.
The weekly statement of the City Chamber
lain for tho week endDS Saturday shows 'hat inc Io
CENTS from all sources amounted to $096li9 Co. ito
disbursements reached the sum OF sS5355i 20 Inc pai
ance remaining hand was S,721b1 -. Inc 'oh.
trOier paid out SG,l9J ~ yesterday ahu receive"
sJO492 81.
A steam-pipe exploded yesterday on the
steamer Crescent City lying at Pier No 49, North River
and Henry Canning engineer, and Patrick McCue fire
men, were severely s,alded. Robert johnson was
slightly scaled. Canning and McCne were removed ~
the Park Hospital. Johnson taken to his home III
Jersey Clty.
The New-York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company has Just received $500 toas o steel
rails which viii complete the line of double track be-
tween NcwYork and Springfield aud also the shore line
division between New-Havcn and New-L9ndon. ony
70 miles are necessary be reaif the rtfcrd dy,
sion to complete the work on the nam line. II WI
then be the only line OF railroad IN ne united saes
equipped lite entire length with steel rails.
The reported amount of anthracite coal mar
keted during the week ending Feb. IL was 249S tons
and for the year I69591 tons, against 95aj tons 10
the corresponding week last year, decrease OF 1864
tons The bituminous TONNAGE for the week ~ Slt''
giving total Of all kinds for the VIC o. Hl5fo tonf,
aud for the year Of 92Oo tons against 22O524 tons 10
me ,ame time last yeal- decrease OF 2Solo4 tons Al
receipts IOJD shipments. 1900 tons, leaving
1880 tons on hand
A post -mOrtem examination OF tile BODY OF
Michael Mcnamara, the weaver who was killed BY De
tectye Ieahy, Sunday morning. during search Tor
the murderer OF the Waterman. Schwech was made yes
teriay at the Aorgue. b. Deputy Coroner shine Iae
hall Was found 10 have entered the abdomen. nan
inch above umbilicus aud - the elt OF Tue nedn
line " the body penetrating the aD1omDal walls 10
Downward direction aud tOw.rd the loit SIDE ana
passing through the pVore extremity OF INC s'oui IN
Death the opinion OF d.. ShiDe, was caused DY lh
ternli hemorrh,ge and peritonts;" D3JeItFe LeA1y
Is sttl on duty the s250D bond originally gwen to
awa ait the result OF McNdnira'S injuries
A correspondent, referring TO the Directory
OF Charitable Institutions printed in Saturday TEIB
uSE remarks that Is surprising that much Valu
able information has bsen ithercd with so few mac
curaces." In the Magdalen Asylum in Eghty-oightn-
ST. there are at present 60 inmates Instead OF 90 Tins
institution has chaplain matrJn. and Two assstant5
..a.H, fOn ~ tg No uca4 ma
10 include Missions the Directory, All hence the fol
lowing were omitted: Tho Protestant Episcopal
Church Missionary Society for Selnen Ia the Ciy aid
Port OF New-York, which miintilns a floating
chapel at tue foot Of PiKe.st., East Riyrr church
nj No SOS Wcs gith-st. and u at No. p SOutI-
st. near ,oentiessp with services az each place every
Sunday. There is also Sailors Home IN Frankhn-
SION House and free rcadingr,om for saors and otbsrs
OF NJ. - Plke-st near Henry st.
BROOKLYN.
Officer Klein was arrested yesterday for
shooting the eolored ck,on and was held TO await
the result OF the coroner's ing1esJ.
The names of several strcet-ceaning con-
tractors were sent yesterday TO the Common Council
DC prosecuted for failure 10 40 their duty.
parsonage for st. Peters Church in State
being built by the side OF t1e build
ing. 1t Of stone and is 80 by 6j feet The plan Of the
first floor comprises reception hall, library, drawing
r0On buffers pantry, ana largo study al the roar.
The upper floors val contain the sltuusroom nursery.
chambers and bathfoon me styio o, architecture II
he Gothic from the plans OF James H. Giles. It, cost
/. estimated al 5000
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsmNG.-In this village, yesterday, the
o1eeus County Sunday school Association held their
seventh semanuua session, IN st. Georges Protestant
Episcopal Church large delegation vas present. ana
every village in tho county represented. The after
noon session Wa, attended by 1890 persona TIE eyer
cises consisted mainly Of discussions relative to the best
mode Of conducting SibD dths-chOols. The following
gentlemen took part IN the debates Tine Rev. A.
SfaIv4 al Y.
lege Point and the Rev. WIN. Taylor OF Brooklyn Tue
eeninC exercises we're especially interesting prn
cipa features beng tue readng OF AN essay
by Miss Hattie N. Morris y OF Brooklyn, on the
manner OF conducting infant or intermediate depart
uent aud al address bv the Rev. Wm. NJ. Taylor, On
How ~ DO Effective Teacher. Ine temperance
reformation GU Long Island then came before Con
ye,ton aud after liberal exchange of views tho f1l
loving re5o,utiou was passed That THIS Convention
halls with joy the tdng5 WHICH nave been received OF
the progress Of the temperance movement, and far
a, practicable win endeayOr TO infusc au Increased
interest In the cause throughout tho Sabbath schools
Of tins county, and In the community gener4liy"....
TIE sloop Communion, loaded Win manure SANK ol
Roe in Flushing Creek
LONG ISLAND CITY.-rhe approaching election OF on
giueers for the FIRE Departments OF thsc IS attracting
for Chief, and Thomas Williamson ana George Fulton
of John ionnoud yesterday afternoon ana during the
OF conversation asserted that he had seen Chas
Kelsey about two weeks ago In the vicinity or College
PoIut lie not mistaken with regard TO the
identity OF the man, he was quite Intimate with him.
Kelsey was in a agon with another man, aud was fIl-
lowed far the 5hetroid, where he lost sight
Of The name aud address OF the person making tue
above assertion has been lett with GOnn0nd, who
fuses to make them known.
CRERDsoRB.-A valuable trade IN locust timber has
recently sprung up IN THIS yeinty which BIDS fair to
n source OF wealth 10 the community, Tue
ply timber is large and IL Is eagerly sought after for
manufacturing and building purposes. Three thousand
pieces have been purchased by one person.
IsLIP-The Pavilion Hotel formerly the property OF
PAictus Vail OF Newark, n. j., yesterday sold
Martin Bates OF NewYork City for $4,000 Seven acres
and "a rods OF land are Included In the sale.
uIrpcnN pIVEp CoTrNTtCc
WEsTCuEsTER.--The taxpayers are cOnsid-
erably excited over bill introduced III the Legislature
authorizing Gthe expenditure OF large sum OF
money To maeadamze Corsars SHANE, about u mics. IL
ia contended that there than 10 houses Oh