New-York tribune., 1874-04-24

Inc ponce nave acknowledged Inht ohoy
have evidence showing the connection Of Car'nody
and Fnnin with tho Panormo murder. Carniody was
arragned yesterday writ of habeas corpus OBJ
taned by his counsel, exJudge Morris, before judge
Nelson OF the City Court Consideration OF Ine oso
was postponed until tomorrow Finnin was arrngngo
before Justice Riley charged with assaulting ana s2
bne Prof. Weiserman and mr. van tn anpear for
pleaded not guilty, and Was oommttea W apps"' "
examination on next Monday.
One of the amendments to the charter pro-
posed by Senator Jacobs was discussed win interest,"
yesterday by officials the City Hail. and IL was s'aeu
that IL the bill passed in it's present form tue c'y WIN
be unable to pay Its obligations at the beginning Vi
The amendment proposes that default upon TAX piIs
sha not be chargeable until Feb instead OF jan as
heretofore. On Jan. more than sooooo WIZ pe oht
qured to pay principal and interest on tne @ oY hDs
and by that date the appropriations for 1874 w maze
become exhausted and hardly any OF inc tahes Trny T
will be 10 the Treasury Besides TINS % tne ooaany a NY
Government will have supplied with funds ana on
pee 81 it will been running for hye months H1"' !,
on credit, the county hnanciai year enus on 'u' "
LONG ISLAND.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.-The new edihce OF the
Reformed Church waas dedicated yesterday Inc rev.
David Inglis, d, D., OF Brooklyn the Rev. e. lneer
soll. the Rev. j. Kimba. D. D., the Rev. j. Haisteau
CARROLL d. d. the Rev. c. L. Wells, d. d., and the Rev.
r. Pearce D. D., took part in the services Dr 0ar .
roll preached dedication sermon Ihs chuon ~ be
oTranzed on July last and ground was broken Tor tn9
building on October1 The Rev. N r. Nlckers1Ih VIII VIII
supply the pulpit until pastor o"u W i's"
pointed . ,,,.., 1r,u
IoSg ISLAND CITY--The Board OF Aldermen vii vii
meet tonight and it expected that an attemps WI
be made to pass the 81 bills over the yet9es o to
read an the meeting OF tho Board on TUESDAY ~ re-
aures four-fth vote TO pass the oils over .u can
veto, and it is thought doubtful that tha' n o tbn
he obtained Ii is also claimed by those iavOIlns '
yetoes that such messages can only pe hater nre
regular meetings OF the Council which the chafser pc
scribes shall be held the first Tuesday OF gvey
month"; Il this view Is correct. h se copsdered and in the
new Board 1t viii be impossible to pass the DiS o''i
the Mayors objections =.
JAMAIcAThe new Board OF Supervisors con- sonVeneu m Use az
the Town Hall on Wednesday. They resored 70 iase n
$4,000 for the support OF the poor ana W. h couny
County Treasurer TO borrow on the credlt OF tae
TO be placed contingent fund IN the 5 nanu55
of the Treasurer They also voted 70 yst iTS oh as
on Monday as Committee OF the Whole, wn,on % ans
recently purchased by the comfy for pooI arn: ~"
10 personally inspect the premises ana decde % SahIe
nars 10 the buildings requisite, anu sno Pi00"D'
cost of the same.
NEwrows-The Supervisor has returned TO the
which the tax for 1872 amounting TO $1,000 mas peen
charged back to the town because OF want o. 30 R
lions sufficiently definite 70 permit VI 'na' o"i'' " "
yertise and sell for unpaid taxes.
STATEN ISLAND.
TonPKIysvIILE-The Staten Island Ferry
Compsny's boat Norhned, which has been undergoing
repairs painting, &c, aud has received ne" oohor
similar to that recently put into the Westhed maue nel
trial trip Yesterday, and will make regular trips hero
after Spring work upon Forts Wadsworth ana Iomp-
kns has be gun instruc tonstfrom Gen GnoIe'
Mr. COcro the superintendent has employed ~ lsoPl %
ers and IS horses and carts for grading auu ieyeE n
in the rear OF forts and about 20 mechanics
are at work building walls on the top OF For Iopks
Mr.
tion VET on hand ana are expendine about s9,25O
month. Thirteen thousand dollars have oeen apprIpr
ated for Battery Hudson and sJVOJO or F0ft 1ompAn'
which will be due on June 80
EEw.BRIGH1oy- Children's Fair held at Christ
Church Chapei @ be toc charaSe andertaEng was
projected and managed by Elk little girls
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
UrDsoN.-Dr John Sheldon, prominent
dentist committed suicide on Wednesday nght Dy
shooting himself while In bed, with revolver lie mas
had bad health for past year. and 1t ia supposed ina.
he shot himself while temporarily Insane he wae ~
years Of age, and left no family.
C,rsKur.-The Sheriff of Greene County made an ap.
nicaton 10 Gov DIX yesterday TO be permitted TO take
@ murderer WaItz from the jai! to the Waltz farm 80
that he could point out to the SheF where tne Voy "a
he had mnrdcrcd-is buried. Gov. DIX informed The
s6erff that he had right do as he pleased n lLe
case, the murderer is now In ms ise-'no "oF
! ernor having nothing further TO DO with hiin
NEw-JERsEY.
| Jrpsry CIrY,-At the meeting of the Board
FreenoIders yesterday the bal, of the Avenue Com
missoners for salaries for themselves and their EN-
ployes which was presented at previous meeting, was
laid ON the table after short discussion, IN which 1t
was stated that they would have to look TO private nd
viduals for the money, as the act under Whcn tney
! the Supreme Court. The salary OF the clerk TO the
Health Board was fixed at $1,000 per anhun ana tne
| County Treasurer was directed to borrow sSo'-
| OJO for three months in anticipation OF taxes:
The Commissioners adjust unpaid assessments shave
settled the assessment Tor the man ssweI III % We.
Newarkave which has been the subject OF controversy
reducing tue hsscssuleut sooooO
to go Ts5 and sesslng the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many This leaves S6595 10 be PAID by the city at
large and represents the so11r vs te was 0 s
| verey injured by falling over sharp piece OF IRON
while playing in the yard OF school no yrsterday:;
The Hamilton Park Baptist Church Will begin soon the
erection OF a Gothic edce in Pdvoniaave, near Grove,
| st. John Jackson, carman, was severely injured
| m West C0mmunipawaye. yesterday, by the
| overturung OF his wagon loaded with turnituGe;.
The application q trial Ia the case or julius
sPeIS, snecis Session Yesterday Judge Hoffman an.
| .fug that
the to that case ended when sentence
was ana TlS % secand Ssamsnt Of BOOKS
for the Public School Library consisting OF 800 volumes
was M The oys VINO strtck at the Claremont
cut Of the Newark aud New-fork Railroad TINS week
taken back the places Of the others having been hed
| by new hands.
NEwARK.-rhe trial OF CITY officers accused OF con-
spring 10 defraud the city the paving OF Springfield
ave continued yesterday In the Essex unity Court
Of oyer ana and Robert &
christ appeared for the city, aud Corandt Parker for
| me defendant.. The witness examined was Paul
| buchanan, who cross-ex mined In relation 20 the
| testimony given the previous day. Alderman En II;
| REYNOLDS and ex-Alderman L. H. Armstrong testified
mai IL was the custom in the Street Committee To slgu
the estimates of contractors the Committee generally
Gates OF the CITY surveyor and street Commissioner.
f. H. Trelease testified tnat he had measured the pave
ment where II was only nine Inches deep. George W.
Cross testified having frequently measured the pave,
called the attention OF Alderman Wamsoy, Chairman OF
the street Committee to tins faet and ne s9d "a repy
! crosse xamnation when the Court adjourned
PArERsoS-The trial OF Mr.. yanderhoven, editor Of
| The PdsScic Herald, for the publication OF series OF
alleged hbels Alfred speer OF Pdssalc was begun III
the County Court yesterday. The plaintiff was placed
on and testified at great length to the amount
OF injury he had sustained through the alleged ibels
aud Submitted statement OF his business, wing that
fallen OF $4,000 year by reason OF the attacks
The damage claimed Is $4,000 The case will be cOntin
ued to-day Thomas Brady was arrested and commit
ted 10 jail YESTERDAY IN default OF $50 bail to answer
chargs o stealing IRON from the Delaware, Lackawanna
| and Western Riiiroad Depot.