New-York tribune., 1874-03-23
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
Ten night inspectors in the Custom-house
were appointed saturday The Susers ueoNn'u "
give the names OF the successfui cahuiu"'oo'
A summary of the proceedings OF the New
citv Prison Commission, with accompanying reports
and sus has been published in pamphlet iorm
million postal cards were shipped to this
CITY, on saturday the factory In NewHaVeh LUIS
city has 1sed I25OoOOo cards since May last or ''o
more than million n month
The arrival of 1926 bales of cotton was re-
ported az the Cotton Exchange on Saturday oi thS
.eo bales we're from Mobile, ssi from Baltimore 6lS
from Wilmington, and 1856 0s railway
John Re:ley, age 60 years, native OF Ire
land cut his throat yesterday at his residence at NO.
2s West Thrt,ethst., causing death IN snofs siin0
He had irsenc for consaoerahi" time preNiouH
The brig Eastern Star, which arrived from
Dernerara on Saturday, reports having spoken inc
schooner f. Sawyer from Providence for Savannah Oh
March l6 she had encountered violent gdics anu
thing uOveabe had been swept lrsm her ueoh'' o0 :"
the crew had been lost OverD0ard'
Postmaster James has written to the POST
suggesting that there be late collection
of the mails from the and that there be
places from which the late collections pe dnaue % %n h
light TO facilitate their departure 'ro ~
city. The hour he suggests Is . D. ID
Arrests by the police last week, LIB;
births, AeO; marriages, 17s; Deaths 557. twenty-five
fires caused OF $3.50. on which there was an a 1
surance of .5oS75. There were 1852 men and ioo 20
accommodated In the lodgiuR-roo"S a'''0"0u W
the various police stations
Ex-Alderman Charles McBrien was selZed
yesterday with apopectic ft, at his residence III
Morrisania and died in n short time He Represented
the y District Of 1 this has y N Tor G sSSr al
nected with the lottery policy business.
An inquest was held on Saturday by Coroner
Eckhof in the case OF James Cheney, professionally
known az James Sylvester VINO killed on Thursday
,yht Last yUti
Theater. The testimony corrohoraed the statements
heretofore gwen aud verdict OF "acciuehtai death
was gwen.
Captain Mcdonnell and platoon of police
Of the Twentieth Precinct made descent on the
gaming house No. 400 Eghthave. Saturday night and
arrested the proprietor Andrew n. Radcliffe and the
dealer, Richard Graves Al me implements Ior ,i ,ne
etc, seized Tue prisoners were held to ball yes
terday by Justice Sherwood.
The IongshOremen's Association met at No.
rs varick-st Saturday evening The grievances sur
fered by the 'longehoremen at the hands OF walsh
Brothers, vedores formed the subject OF discussion
The recent OF the association, whereby sOO was
appropriated for the purpose Of deirayng the expenses
of one of their number who should visit Europe and
make complaint the principal Offices OF the steamship
compapies met with the approval Of nearly every meu
ber Joseph Jennings appointed. He was on the
point OF sailing Wednesday last when an injunction
was obtained by John Griffin defeating the plans al
ready arranged.
The bark Columbia, which arrived at this
port on Saturday from Bremen brought the of the
brig William Aiming, which discovered sinking ON
March in latitude 45o north, longitude $50 west the
WIN. AIMING left Philadelphia, Feb. 8, for Penarth
Roads. A hurricane struck the vessel Feb. 10, and
everything movable swept from the deck. strong
gales continued for several days and on the 27h still
more violent hurricane carried away the reefed main
sails stanchons, and railing The boats were also
shattered and the decks again swept OF everything
away S dyn G t5g next mor@'
ing it found that the stem had been seriously dam am
time forward the pumps were worked unintefruptedy,
and had become entirely exhausted when the
sinking brig discovered by the CoumDa anu ncr
wornOut crew rescued from peril.
BROOKLYN.
Twonty-twO persons were immersed yester-
do ot tho Lac-ave Baptist Church. Eastern District.
The Rev J. Hyatt Smith, the pastor assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Ball.
The committee appointed to investigate the
charges against superintendent Dem9reS. % S e to
Truants Home Will report the result oi hcir iapoi' w
day to the Board OF Aldermen.
Miss Julia Knight, q school teacher residing
in Yonkers died on Saturday, the residence of Mrs
McNally at No. 3sl Warren-st., from overdose OF
laudanum taken on tthe previous night to allay the
toothache
The property of the All Souls Universalist
Church. taxed for is73 s96 "a, and the Westinghouse
Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage taxed st year
$40 2 was at meeting of the Board OF Assessors on
Saturday, exempted from taxation.
Edward Carroll, a soldier attached to Com
pany E. 80 L. s. Artillery, at Fort Hamilton, was ar
rested on Saturday night for attempting to shoot MARY
A. Clark hOtelkeeper, who refused 10 fufhlsh MN
with hquoT. He was committed TO tue Kings county
Jail by Judge Clinch.
While VIM. Webber, age years. was playing
with gun on Saturday in the Park Hotel kept by his
father In Myrte-ave, the weapon was discharged ana
the birdshot with which it loaded struck Albert
Lay OF No li3 Broadway in the face lie was attehne
py Dr Fowler, who says that the wounds are not uh
gerous although Mr.. Lay viii probably be dishgured
Tor life. -,
About o'clock last evening Capt. Campbell
Of the Tenth Precinct accompanied by officer, dis
covered several menland boys drinking and gambling In
the lagerbeer saloon No Ol Fatbushave. kept by John
Rcdlen They arrested the proprietor ana ne follow
ing persons Michael Murtha Louis Rupp, Frank swlit
Joln smith, Chas. NJ. Smith, Fred Bailey, james Mhlsh
Fred Buckley. Daniel Miller James Cellar, ana Mary
McGIynn. Walsh and Buckley were discharged
A few months ago Benoni ROsehall, an En-
gishman age Is, applied for work to 5. Thorne' pro
prietor OF the Madison Avenue Hotel, New-fork lie
presented excellent letters OF recommendation aud was
clothing were missed, among them seals oVercOat
worth $500 Suspicion pointed strongly to R0sehal VINO
suddenly disappeared Upon the complaint OF MI
rborne warrant issued for the arrest OF R0sehal.
and he was taken into custody yesterday while ne was
in the readingroom Of the Young Mems Christian Asso
cation
A lively time is anticipated at the meeting
Of the Board OF Aldermen to-day. Mayor Hunter has
announced his intention Of nominating a successor to
Jacob Worth Assembyman, in the Board OF Assessors
II is understood that he will send In the OF James
A. Ostrom the vacant position, who Ia not REGARDED
with favor by Hugh Mclaughlin and the regular Demo
cratic delegation III the Board Of Aldermen. The latter
have resolved in connection with some OF the RepuD
iican members 10 reject the nominee Efforts max
ing 10 induce the Mayor to nominate some one else
LONG ISLAND.
EAST HAMPToN-An effort is to be made fol
the of deer in the woods this village
NJ aho & mi in