New-York tribune., 1874-03-06
NEW YORK CITY.

n. Janet
NEW YORK CITY
City Chamberlain Lane reports that S5,7Sf Is
have been collected from tho banks for interest on
deposits for February.
The Association for Improving the Con-
dtion OF tle Poor acknowledges through iis Treasurer
the receipt Of sl3 rs from the employees OF hessFs' v"
J. sloane
The steamer City of Richmond of the lnman
Line which sailed from Liverpool last Thursday brings
1000 boxes OF n which s said 10 be the largest invoice
ever brought to the United States
Anthony COmstock, who was arrested on
Wednesday at the instance OF DR. JAS Byrn Oh charge
OF false imprisonment gave bail Yesterday IN 900.
Morris X. Jesup, Geo. H. Rose, and JACOB "ycAo oohs
hrs bondsmen
As so many railroad accidents occur between
Harlem River aud woodawn, within the limits OF the
new wards, 1t is urged that hospital ought 70 DC
established In that section, Much time Is now re E
ouently lost I'm conveying tho victims OF accueht 70
bellevue other points, where they may receive pVpoi
treatment
An inquest was held yesterday morning by
Coroner Woltmann In tho Of Peter Tarchni ana
Antonio Barli, who died on the sd inst Bari shoGSng
bat gave Information additional TO that areaay pu9
lished. The jury rendered verdict In accordaueo VII"
the facts.
TIL, arrivals OF cotton reported at the Cot
ton Exchange yesterday were asia bales The stock on
hand IN the city was l263i being 22929 moro than on
tho corresponding day OF 1873. There were exported
from tho several American ports from the Isl OF sep
tenbor, ls73 to March, 1914 as foliowsi 10 GREAT
Britain, 1l3sS59 bales; France, 25l493 ana TO otner
corresponding period last year the number was ltOo
G76; the excess tlls year being lOJ563 baes
The strike among the employees of Bamber-
ger oppenheimer parasol manufacturers, appears 70
have ended about IS Of tho old hands having returned
to work yesterday at the terms offered by the en-
poyers The remainder are expected TO resume work
this morning. The firm had made arrangements 10 ob-
tain oyer 100 working girls from Philadelphia. there
being large number OF skilled parasol and umbrella
makers OF employment In that city; but the return
OF their former employees has rendered sueh course
makers and capmanufacturers stl continues several
OF the latter remaining firm in their TO re-
sist the rules ana regulations adopted by the Cap
makers Union. Many OF the members OF the Union,
who have families TO support, and have been compelled
to throw up steady employment in which some Of them
have been engaged for many years have severed them
ton OF character has any right to compel them TO
remain idle during the busy portion Of the season.
number have already resumed work
BROOKLYN.
A German named Earnest Holland, aged 80
years residing at No u second-s, attempted TO
init suicide last night by Jumping into the river the
foot OF South sixth-st He was rescued by Officers
Hayes and Holland.
j. J. Studwell, President of the City Bank,
says that he agreed with Badeau pay him inter
est on city money the request OF the late exMayor
KiGheisch, who said that the eNColeetOr wanted 10
4" make something for himself"
Many rumOrS were circulating about the
City Hall yesterday Of and startling discoveries
made by the Board OF Audit, and 1t again stated
thar Deputy Collector Gl had agreed 10 tutn etae
evidence. Thorough investigation ialed 70 trace the
ruInors 10 any responsible source
The steam frigate Florida left the Navy
Yard yesterday for NewHayen, and the Minnesota will
follow her in few days IL requires three tow-boats
to take each of the vessels to that point and 1t costs
s. 500 These frgaes it is said be repaired quite
well ar the Navy Yard but an election VIII soon take
frI Ig.tr
ncn to employed upon tho vessels VIII be requiredto
take active part III the interest Of the Admnstratioh
candidates.
At the meeting of the Kings County Board
Of supervisors night supervisor Bergen submitted
the report made by the experts appointed To examine
the foundations OF the 13tn Regiment Armory
which condemns the plans and specifications which had
been adopted and states that building erected in
corlance Herewith would be unsafe FOR armory pur
poses The Board then passed resolutions condemning
the work nd referring the subject to the Committee on
Military Affairs to confer with the contractors for the
building OF the armory u what amount OF compeDsa
ton if any. neir judgment shall paid to them FOR
Labor pcrforncd and materials furnished 60 the date On
whion they are directed to cease work
A few friends of the Rev. George B. Por-
teous whose license TO preach has lately been revoked
by Bishops Potter and Ltticohn. held meeting the
Mansion House Brooklyn, last evening, TO discuss the
project Of forming an Independent church under the
guidance OF Dr. Porteous. In recent conversation, Or
PorteOus stated that # independent organization
were effected they would probably use an abridged
favor OF the manner OF worship adopted by many
OF the Eugsh bodies. The Bishop would doubtless re
fuse recognize them in winch case he could not tell
they would do in regard TO the rite OF confirmation
Ho did not sympathiZe with Bishop Cummius. and did
wish to promote schism. The revocation OF has
entirely expected, and II Church ana state
were united. England. he would Immediately be-
gin legal proceeding against Bishop Littlejohu.
LONG ISLAND.
NEwTOwN. - The Independent Order of the
Sons Of Temperance held their quarterly meeting at
their lodge room IN Corona, Wednesday night and
elected the following officers w Smelling, W. c.. c. D.
Lansing. Secretary; W. Hatch Treasurer; NJ Warrin,
C.; f. WalIin, q. B. W 8. Folk, g. H. Behring. w.
r. Hatch, CAap ain. The Board OF Town Officers at
a meeting held in this village Wednesday evening.
commended an appropriation OF 5000 Tor repairing
Strongss bridge and causeway
IDNG ISLAND CTY.-It is proposed 20 widen the old
Newtown Road 10 10 feet beginning at the city line This
will give direct route, via Fresh Pond Road from the
ferries Hunters Point TO the cemeteries and East
New York. - .,
JERSEY CIrY.-The City Treasurer's report,
presented 10 the Board of Finance last night showed
the following balances to the credit OF the city Tax
count SO 773 so assessment account. so6s3 73
account $7Iso 50 sinking fund account sQ 6 10. The
Finance Committee reported the sale Of twenty-year
bonds the amount of sl17Oo 5000 worth OF forty
wear bonds and 1900 worth OF bonds The
of Alonzo +. Knball. charged with completely with
Madam Metzler in causing the death OF Ida w. Vail,
called for trial in Hudson County Special Sessions
yesterday, but several important witnesses for
the State absent, and the case was
again postponed. No day set for the trial -.
A branch OF the st. Patricks Mutual Alliance and
Benevolent Association organized IN Old Bergen
last might. IA meeting Of citizens opposed TO the
Hudson County boulevard scheme will be held In
Library Hall to morrow evening. The Democratic
primaries will be held March "A, and the City Con-
yenton will meet the Slst ins at McPherson's Hail.