New-York tribune., 1874-01-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

A. A. Gsfbseh and Lieut. J. ,. Gregory Of the u s. Army
NEW-YORK CITY.
Rose Reilly, who during carousal about
New Years day killed boy named Patrick Douahue,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury for murder In the
second degree.
Albert Rexroth, a young German "a years
OF age who opened the veins in both wrists few days
ago at his residence No l?2 N0rfolksf intending"
commit suicide, died at Bellevue HosPitaI yesterday
gang of Italian laborers working in East
One attacked by several
unemployed men yesterday, and an attempt was made
force them to stop their WORK. Inc pooe u'pe'e'
the mob and protected the laOorers'
Carl Vallentn, the Prussian fugitive, who
was arrested on board the steamship Hammonia ON
Saturday il Imprisoned in Richmond County Jail, staten
Island Sheriff Conner, by his deputy VIM. H. Carroll
yesterday attached draft in the hands OF b. Richard
n Boas OF No. 81 Broadway, issued oy thef mouse at
Hamburg in favor OF Valentn for s51 IL IN gold
A reporter of The TRIBUNE called at the
Ludow-st JAN last evening to gain from ex-sherlh
Brennan information as 10 the object OF the rald
on Harry Genets house A. his family were with hlin
the time he refused To see the reporter 1t sent To
that he in total ignorance III regard 10 .he "hoio
matter
The Commissioners of Taxes and Assess
ments have given notice tnat the books OF annual re-
cord OF the assessments upon the real and personal
estates will open for inspection and revision until the
3Oh day OF April for the correction OF errors ana equal
Izaton of the Assessments Aforesaid All persons teel
Commissioners.
!. William a. Bailey, a silveT-plater having
factory No 2l2 Bowery committed suicide On Sunday
afternoon by swallowing large quantity OF cyanide OF
potassium, chemical used IN his business, and a
deadly poison He died IN short time. Coroner WOlt
man he d an inauest Yesterday at which il shown
thai he had recently been suffering from religious mel
anchoia, under the influence OF which he destroyed
himself.
A meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the New-York Cheap Transportation Committee was
held last evening at the house OF b. Baker, to make
final preparations preparatory to sending delegation
10 the National Cheap sporaton Convention, which
delegation will consist Of Is. Z. Baker. John ii. Kemp.
James BeIroT simon Sterne =. o. Martin N, r. r.
John L. Henry Mr.. Lichtensten, and Mr. Lees Other
deleganons from ne Gf9SeIs Board Oh trade ana oehe
The o'clock train IL Fe[gasoR T MS seGre'"y 1iot Of e I
reports that tue attendance viii be very large.
BROOKLYN.
Capt A. w. II. Gill, the defauting Deputy
Collector OF Taxes ls stll IN Rsymondst Jail, having
thus far Oeeu unable secure the required bondsmen,
although Judge Nelson has reduced the amount from
$4,000 5000 The examination OF the prisoner VIII
take place tbis forenoon.
At meeting of the Board of Aldermen
yesterday, a communicated received from Mayor
Hunter nominating Dwight Johnson to f vacancy in
the Board OF Education caused by ms own election as
advertise fOr proposals ashes and street dirt
fIom the city during the present year
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEwBURGH-JOhu Terwiliger, a farmer,
age 45 years, while temporarily Insane, committed
suicide Middle Hope. Orange County, yesterday
morning, by hanging himself
MIDDLETowN-John d: Headiy, an unemployed
stranger committed suicide at the ogden House yester-
day by taking poison.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CIIY.-The first Union meeting dur
lng the Week OF Prayer held yesterday IN the Union
Baptist Church, Grovest Services Will be neld TO-
morrow il the Third Reformed Church Hamilton Park
Wednesday FIst Presbyterian Church. Westinghouse
Thursday, Heddng NJ. l. Church, Montgomery-st Fri
day Second Presbyterian Church. III Thirdst Saturday
Congre Catona Tabernacle Hendersonst The Jersey
City Presbytery vii. meet IL the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church at IL a. ID to-day. THIS evening public meet
ing will be held and the subject foi discussion an
nouuced s How instruction IL the house and Instruc
ton iu the Sabbath school may be made mutually help
fulv The Rev Henry NJ Booth OF E1glewood and the
Rev DAVID Magic of Paterson VIII deliver addresses.
Taxes received during the past week amounted to $780,
COZ &c Burglars, Sunday night. entered John ".
Smiths shop AT Farmouut ANA Bergenaves.. III. krsh-
ncrs shoe store BergeG-ave.. Smiths fish narSet
ia Rergen-ave., aud Hye's grocery store under the
HerQen-ave Hotel anG stole various articles OF clothing
and food and small sums Of money IN each place.
Receipts OF stock at Communipaw during the past week
amounted to 46S7 cattle. 9s70 hogs and 62OO sheep
seven shundred and fortyOue poor persons swere FED
n, the Pavonia Club Souy-hOuse during the past
week Three hundred anu thirty-lour persons We're
aIded by the German Relief Committee curing the
past week. At the last meeting held Sunday
rioht the members contributed nearly 500
IN money aud goods OF about the same Ndlne....
An uuIIest concerning the deaths OF James Hussey auo
Peter Flanagan by the fa 0i aD cid buidng on frIay
Iast was begun Yesterday Ch.ei Farrer OF the Fire
Department testified that tho Board OF FIRE C0tnlnls
sioners ordered the family oceupying the house TO
abandon that the Oruer ObCyed ana tat COrpo-
rat ION Counsel Lewis had Subsequently informed them
that they had authority to order the destruction OF
the building. PatT0lman MCuldss testified thdEne did
not believe that the excavation beneath the building
caused II to fan The inquest Will be continued on
WcdnC sday night.
HoBoKEN Recorder Bohnstedt Yesterday discharged
rested last week, "a charge OF keeping fence or
repository for stolen goods, tic boundary oi West
Hoboken aud Jersey CITY. The men were held until
Yesterday, but no one appeared 10 make charge
agaus, them they were then dscharged...-A truck,
owned Grossman, feed-deaier and driven Oy James
Brock was struck by locomotive at the Wlllowst.'
cross ng OF the Ere Railway aud completely demolished
Yesterday. The driver sustained severe though not
dangerous injuries, but the team escaped unhurt.
PAIERsoN.-A court dress" concert, ! aid Of the
Door will be gwen at the Opera House 10 night by
company Of volunteers inclu1iug "a number OF well
known resident amateur vOcaIists The ELK weayers
will hold meeting at Continental Hall, TO morrow
night to discuss the question OF tarlt on'sks John
Hopper Senator elect yesterday Resigned bls Onee a.
Prosecutor Pleas for Passac County Subscriptions
IN aid of the Relief Fund amount 10 SJiT r.
MIDDLETOwN--The Classis OF Monmouth Will meet az
the Reformed Church at 1873 a. III to-day, "a arrange
the order OF exeieses foI installation OF the Rev
l. H. Van DOren ia this village, aud TIA. Rev h. Meau al
Keyport N. j., and for the Transaction OF other bUsI
LECTURES AND MEETINGS