New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
NETWORK CRY.

The steamship Denmark, from London, had
in her cargo a number of huge Roman chariots ana
supply OF snowy uniforms They belong 70 20 he exp
nun, and are 20 he uscu III Rr'"u p"b'' " w
tied soon by MIR Barnum.
Edward DeCosta Mckay, whose indictment
by the Grand Jury has been announced was iorma'iy
arrested Yesterday and compelled to give new AZ the
Ashland House. His former bail was *o'oW
The police captains are allowed 10y the Board
of Police to dispose OF tickets for tho charity mauhee
to be held Thursday next az N11os, boo'h u W..
FifIh Avenue and Union Square Ihra inca e, 81, ntn
jarrett ard Palmer promise nnm S1i1 Of tickets
Noah b. Abbott, driver of Fourth-ave'
stace was arrested last evening by Detective William
SON on charge OF bigamy. lie was married 70 ls ns
1904 in Wakefield Mass IN, ssso9a viz" in this
city Both wives make complaint against Nun.
The funeral of the Rev. Antoine Verren'
pastor OF the French Church du st. Esprit IN tniS Guy
for 20 years. place yesterday morning nj the cnu
in West The s serves ES Dr. Tee De Pima
rector OF the Spanish Church OF santago, ana the rev
William Binet OF st. Lakes, jersey OI'y' Ano remains
were taken Greenwood
James C.. King, convicted of murder In the
second degree FOR killing Ambrose ONei ana seh'enoeu
TO Imprisonment life, transferred yesterday from
the Tombs the State Prison at sing sing. unlkes
other prominent criminals, he was handeuHed 10 one vi
n gang of eleven cOnvicts and conveyed IRON the ios
TO the Grand Central 1gpr, and tIe thieves sentenced TO
terms imprisonment varying from four 10 TWO years.
The Board of Police Commissioners trans
ferrcd yesterday sergeants Joseph Nicholson ana
Charles Buddngton from the Twenueth 10 inc
Thirty-rst Precinct An engrossed copy OF the resoiu
mons adopted by the Department OF Docks on the
occasion OF the death OF the late PRESIDENT smith, was
received Commissioner ChatlcR wsneu ~ 70 d p
now beng done by the street Cesn'g nI.su o.
WatertOwn Creek, by the ADVICE Oh IoihmisSiohc's
| Gardner, ,Russell and Duryea
The number of immigrants landed at Castle
| Garden yesterday greater than ON any previous
day Of the present This due, however not
to any marked in the tide VI Immigration bul
the fact that the FOG OF the last two days mas pre-
vented all steamers from reaching their PIERS OF dse-
barking either passengers or cargo. BON the Ihurnea
and Goethe detained nearly i5 hours III the vicinity
of Sandy Hook The arrivals OF immigrants Yesterday
were lss by the Goethe S1S By the Ihurnga 6o Dy e
Australia by the Denmark and ls by the Minnesota
| total. $50.
| A number of gentlemen visited the steamship
Gamma from Bermuda yesterday, 1T being generally
understood that Sir Llmbton Lorraine OF the British
frigate Niobe was board lie will remain however,
| at Bermuda time longer and the Carmina VIII
probably bring him to this port on her next passage
The brought to this port eight shpwrecked
sailors from the Nova ScOtian snip Aramnta winch was
wrecked near Bermuda while bound TO LIVERPOOL ron
muda in heavy norh-westerly gale on March H. aud
II became evident that she would go 10 pieces The
captain of the Aramnta remained at Bermuda TO save
| the cargo.
The President of the Cheap Transportation
Association aud members OF the Committee on Terminal
Facilities. accompanied by an eminent engineer, made
a careful examination yesterday of the water front ON
both sides Of the island. TO determine the best
route for doubetrack freight railway to encrcle the
city, plan of which, as 1t has been discussed by bust
men has been 9y d1Pned ~ IE
island, the line is already determined on those
parts covered by the plans OF the Department or DOCKS
The most difficult problem Is presented by the
bluffs the East River. opposite Blackwelps Island.
The Committee will report at the next meeting OF tho
Board VI Directors.
BROOKLYN.
The contract for the construction of the
Greenpolnt awarded yesterday TO Abner c.
Keeney. OF the firm Of Kingsley Keeney, whose esti
mate for the work 10 s3i,9iO
The statement of the condition Of the Sink
ing Fund on Feb % was presented yesterday by Con-
troller Schroeder and Auditor shaurman In the ab-
sence Mayor Hunter in Washington no business was
transacted by the Commission. On Feb. % the cash
the hands OF the Commissioners amounted u $T5033 10
OF which all except $4,000 was deposited with the Brook
Ign Trust Company.
For the past two or three days posters have
been placed at the ferries and prominent points in
Brooklyn announcing that the ladies would pray last
night IN noted liquor saloon In Brooklyn This
nouncemcnt had the effect of drawing together about
1900 persons who eongregated IN tue vicinity OF The s-
loon Indicated, aud the object intended was achieved
large quantity of liquor was sold. No ladies were
present, aud none had promised TO come. The crowd
the police.
An inquest was held last night by Coroner
Jones upon the body OF Dennis Delaney, who commit
ted suicide on last sunday morning AFTER no nad
assaulted his wife with The witnesses who testi
fed we're Thomas Delaney. son OF the deceased, who
witnessed the tragedy; WIN. Llromsten who occupied
adjoining hose occupied By the deceased Cnds.
Gallagher, who lived the second n)Or OF the house,
and Officer John Clark, who first arrived at the Of
the tragedy. The investigation elected nothing add
uonaI 10 what has ALREADY Dce phDisAeh ana the Cor
adjourned the inquest until April 90 Mrs Delaney
is improving and 1t Is thought that she viii
LONG ISLAND
BREsLAU.-Thc inquest in tho case of An
drew Muller who killed at Heirs saloon by August
Kllerman was concluded yesterday. Several witnesses
of the shooting testified 10 the facts already pub
lc The wife and daughter Of the prisoner testified 10
having never heard the prisoner make any threats
against Muller. The verdict WAS that Andrew Mailer
was killed March Is, IN the hOnse OF Nicholas Hell,
by gun-shO the hands of August killerman." The
prisoner was committed the County Jail Ryerhe.d
to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
SOUTH OYSTER BAY.-rhe body OF John Mcdonald Of
Biy Shore who was drowned while fishing, on Jan. IT,
William Hayels who was drowned at the time
not been recovered.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
HUDsoN-The body of Daniel Gates, who
mysteriousy disappeared from New-Lebanon about
three months ago, found yesterday ravine
Lebanon Springs. The body bore marks OF violence,
and it is thought that he wandered o the spot during
ft of mental alteration, persisted from exposure
BEDfoRD.-The annual election for officers Of the
Farmer Club VIII be held next Friday. meeting
was held few days manifest the interest felt 10y
people this neighborhood III favor OF the compile
ton OF the ewYork, HOusatOnc aud Northern Rail
road, which passes through the town. The manage
meut confident Of having 1t IN running order by
Oct l.
the organization OF Grange of the Patrons of Hus-
Ddndry.