New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
NETWORK CITY.

Co,,rouor Green report. that S29,002 80 was
received in the City Treasury yesterday; 'o''' o. was
paid out. ~ - ~,
George Spence, fireman, fell INTO the
water Yesterday at Pier ., " H. ana was uioMho Aho
body was not recovered.
C. II. Hatch and William Man were adj
mted Yesterday on motion OF ox-Judge Bebee TO the
bar OF the United States Circuit Court
Detective Leahy, who killed Mcnamara, and
patrolman Doyle who murdered Mary Lawier, will DO
aTra gued in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer on
Monday.
An Acknowledgement OF the receipt OF $1,000
has been received from NewOrloans by A. b. Graves.
President OF the Cotton Exchange. Tho total subscrp
tions now amount 10 1920
Joseph Edwards and James Hamilton, col
ored watehmen, were arrested charged with having
entered the residence OF Peter Laing. No. l26 East
Fifteenthst, and stolen s,2JO worth Of diamonds and
jewelry.
Tie Rev. Osnan Eastman died yesterday, at
his home No 81 West Twenty-ninhst at tho advanced
age of 7s The funeral services will be held at the
Church of the Covenant, Parkaye. and TIy hIth-st'
on Tuesday next at ~ d. III.
The children Of st. Marks-place Industrial
School OF the New-York Juvenile Guardian Society
their annual reception yesterday. The exercises con-
sisted OF songs speeches, dialogues, aud the eXhibton
OF magic lantern views.
The coroners will hold no investigation ia the
case OF Carrie Thomas the cOored girl whose body
es At tno sois, They claim that there is no call for
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claimed and is buried lere' -. - 70
Charles Mackey, who was sentenced to one
years imprisonment, and TO pay fine OF $500 ior Sehd
ing obscene literature through Inc mail, ana VINO lad
served out the era vt imprisonment reeeved' yestef
dag, pardon from tho President, remittlng the hne
The New-Hayen Steamboat Company's new
steamer c. II. Nortbam has resumed the p H. trip
from pier q East River This Company intend making
landing at yrd-st, East River for the eonve-
nience Of uptown residents on the opening Oh summer
| travel.
President Gardner of the Board of Police
saws that he will pay further attention to anonymous
communications setting forth the existence OF certain
panel and gaming and other disreputabe places
| this KIND and found them 10 be false lie VIII sEiuy
receive such complaints, but they must be accompanied
by and address OF the WIleI "hVse eohuueAee
| however will be respected.
! The occupants of Second-ave. car were
| much amused few evenings since by couOquy that
passed between conductor aud nebrated passen
ger. "Come," said tho conductor, Here's your fve
cents Get off," "Get OF what forp "Well, because
vou're fun" Fall full OF whatt' "Full Of whisky.
| {" Whisllyl what's that 90 well, you're drunk
| " Druukl drunkl what's that" Tho argument con-
tnued until the conductor dropped the five cents down
the inebriate's back and forcby elected him. As the
car started the passengers were terrified to perceive
yolver Fortunately he tripped OH "A stone, ana was
| last seen stretched at full length in the mud
BROOKJYN.
The body of an unknown man caught in the
ruddee Of the ferryboat Nevada, at the oot of Bridge
ST. Yesterday afternoon, and carried 10 tue foot OF
South seventh-st, when II was taken from the water
and removed TO the Morgue,
Mayor Hunter and Controller Schroeder WIS.,
tied the Hampstead Storage Reservoir, yesterday, to
make personal examination Of the work that has been
| done there. Tuey accompanied by several ehbl
who explained 10 them the future plan OF work.
John Carmody was arraigned before Judge
Nelson. yesterday. writ OF habeas corpns obtained
by his counsel exJudge Samuel Morris, who moved for
| rho pharO
the manner in which Carmody had been treated was In
violation law. The police authorities, he said, had no
should taken before the nearest Masstrate,
where charges could have been preferred against mu.
Judge Nelson also stated that the police had no Rght 10
keep Carmody from communicating with hls counsel,
being charges made against the prisoner Judge
| Nelson discharged HIN from CUSTODY
LONG ISLAND.
D.-District-Attorney Downing has
almost given up idea OF cOnvictng John Green and
Michael Lynch the supposed murderers Of Graham the
shoemaker Of Little Neck and of DonOhue, who Is al
| legged to have been an accOmpce. Green aud Lynch
are in the Massachusetts Prison, where they
serving sentences OF 20 years Tor burglary committed
after the murder OF Graham. The Governor Of Massa
chusets has refused allow the prisoners TO be brought
for trial. and without their testimony DonOhue eau
not be convicted; so, all the men eute the law. The
Distrct-AttOrney Is confident that he mas complete
chain Of testimony which would surely convict Green
ana Lynch. man named flanagan, who was arrested
in How-YOrk In October, supposed to be Donohue-De
fore the latter was really arrested-has complained to
| GOV. DIX, through the British Consul, that he
| cruelty the North Hampstead aud in
swer to these charges Distrct-Attorney Downing
that he sick when flanagan was arrested, bat as
soon as he recovered he made an investigation which
resulted IN the prisoners dlscDarSe'
LoSG ISLAND CIIY-The Board OF Aldermen met at
the CITY Hall last evening aud considered the
Mayor sent TO the Council Tuesday
OF the total OF vetoes sustained
the resolutions received forfhs or the votes of
the and passed. notwithstanding the Mayors
objections the resolutions vetoed all appertsning TO
| the payment OF bills contracted by the Board during
| the impeachment proceedings The Queens
County Courthouse Commissioners met yesterday, aud
paid Weeks Sou contractors. 5000 the fourth Install
uent Of contract for building the Courthouse
RIvERHEAD-The Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer
and Terminer of Suffolk County, Judge A. B. Tappeu
presiding will convene Monday. The caleudar NUN
Ders cases, Of them OF importance. IL IL
pected that the Kelsey murder cases Will come up
SHELTER IsIAyD.-The Rey. Thomas Harris is abont
his connection with the Presby eran Church
assume the pastOrshp OF the Congregational Church AT
| GreenpOrt, which has for time been Without
| pastor.
NORTH BABYLoE.-Rlchard Duke aged II years en-
| ployed In August Belmonts stables, kicked by
horse Tuesday and died from tue effects of tne in
| jury on Thursday
BLIssvIILE.-The contract for building a brick wall
nigh aud 800 feet long. with granite copngs along
GreenpOintave. In front OF Calvary Cemetery has
been awarded TO Michael MCGOWAN at OF $1,000
IsIIP-The Hon. Geo. NJ. Robeson Secretary OF tue
Navy, and senator Sargent OF alifornia have fish
| ing IN the Bay during the past week.
BABYLoS-The annual meeting OF the Presbyterian
Church the purpose Of renting pews eectiug
| tpustees will be heid this Afternoon.
ST. JANRs.-A large hotel is to he erected by Can't
| Albert Newton on the Smht0wn Driving Park grounds
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.