New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

Receipts at the Controllers once yesterday,
sA 900 "a; payments. $lil7'5 -.
The arrivals of cotton at all ports for three
d,vs this week are l66 bales The stock in the city is
l3O2o2 Daes. against 7478i for % Tue corresponding DAY
Last year excess this year, 15,1lo p'eS.
Assistant District-Attorney Fellows says that
il will be several days before the Grand Jury comes to
any conclusion respecting the charges o election frauds
preferred against p1ii3e Commissioners Ch"rhes.
The steamship Hohenzollern, from Bremen,
landed 29 immigrants at Castle Garden yesterdays the
C,labria from Iyerpoo 3si; The California, from CT
cow 49l, and the Cona, from Ant"erp l: TOTAL l41S
Harry Leslie, tight-rope performer, has
written letter 10 the Mayor Offering to perform on
rono reaching TO the dome OF tho City Hall on the
Earth OF July for the ediHcaiion OF the pubic ana
$3.50.
The monthly sale of Scranton coal took
place yesterday at tho saesroom OF the Delaware.
oot,wonua and Western Railroad Company. Only
30 0oO tons we're Sold There slight advance in the
rates.
Among the sums Of money received by the
Mayor Yesterday aid OF the sufferers py the LOUISIANA
floods was 800 from g. A. sheeln OF Geneva ~ T. Five
dollars from r." for the purpose Is acknowledged
by TIE TRIBUNE.
Commissioner Van Mort sent, on May 5, 10
bids for contracts to Controller Green for his approval
Of the sureies. Twelve were returned yesteriay ap
proved and seven diSapprcyed, the sureu's ua'Ing
failed TO qualify IN accordIuc WIN law
The Kelly Prize debate between the Clionian
and Phrenocosman Societies OF the College OF the CITY
~ NewYorh will take place at stenway Han tomorrow
evening. priZc-speahng OF the COcSc WIZ OtCuf
on June 49, and the Commencement two days later.
An enormous iron girdcr has just been taken
to the new building at Ftetn-st and Fifth ave-.
where It is TO sustain weight OF 583 tons Of wall and
floor surfaces the wall directly over II DeiS hlrytW1
inches thick The Qirder Is twenty seven teet III length
ana weighs between twelve ana thlrtceh IONS
There are no new developments in the strike
of the coopers They tnat f. N Foran the Presi
dent of the Coopers Union of North America has writ
ten letter from Cleveland o.. promising to send funds
for The support OF the strikers here IhoFe wIl Do an
important meeting at No. l6j East Broadway TINS
evening.
Col. Andrew Stauf of the Goth Regiment,
who was casered about four months ago for d5respect
and disobedence OF orders appealed from the ndng OF
the court-martial TO Gov. DIX, and on Teesday the
Colonel received communication from the Executiye
reinstating MIN. Col Stauf resumed command OF ms
regiment the yesterday, aud last night he was
serenaded by his soldiers.
Police Commissioner Gardner heard yester-
day over so complaints against patroen charged with
disobeyiug the regulations Most Of the complaints
were of n trivial nature. Patrolman Martin Weller OF
the Twentieth Precinct and Michael Lewane of the Fftn
Precinct both accused of beng intoxicated while
in the station-house The latter recommended for
disnis ,al and the complaint against
fcrred to the Board Tor ITS decision
The attempt to supply the New-York Post
Office with water by OF artesan wells has proved
failure. An artesIan well bored to depth OF 30
charged with salts that was unt Tor any oiher @ 1na
building purposes. The water was submitted 10 Proi
Henry of the Smithsonian Institution Tor anYsis ana
as reported incrustaiOns would De iornedln tue
boilers the efort has been abandoned
Abraham Schwartz, age 3, whose parents
reside at No 90 Rdgcs lost in the streets yester
day, and found by patronan Of the Eleventh Pre-
ciuct and taken the UnIon Market Stat0n-1ouse.
The child was left alone IN an upper OF the sta
torhOuse u few moments, during which time he
c m Sa Sannss a Spfaint r to the
tured his sSuil Police Surgeon aaclay bound up the
chids wound and had him taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The remains of the late David Is. Mellish,
NJ. C., left Washington Tuesday night in the glO train
for this city, The body was accompanied Dy Mrs. Mel
sh and a committee consisting OF Congressman Smart
aud Cox OF NewYork. Clements or Illinois. Ma2ce OF
Pensyvania aud Harris of Mass chuscts. The funeral
party arrived at the Windsor Hotel yesterday, where
they stopped for short time, aud thcn tue whole com
panv with the exception Of the Hon :. s. Cox who rs
detained here on business pEOcceed ~ AiOuth Mass,
where the remains Will he inferred
The semi-centennal jubilee of the Church
Of All Saints was held yesterday at their
place of worship at Henry aud scammel-st. IT, the
morning tae pastor, the Rev. W. y. DInnel preached
a commemorative sermon. II t1s afternoon the Rev.
DR.. III HiIght preached and an address made by the
Rev. Dr. Fiagg, former pastor In The evening the
klgnt Rev. Bislop Potter made an address aud con
nrued numDer OF members OF the SUNDAY school.
Bishop Iozsr, Rev. DR.. Clapp, the Rev. DR.. Gear.
and large number OF other Episcopal clcrgymen were
present.
Conrad Dietz, a lager-beer saoOn-keeper at
o..
with "a chair by Franz Bremen, boarier in the
Supdly last and his condition considered pre-
carous yesterday that Coroner Woitmann called to
take his anteinor.em statement. the Iuj Ired
stated that Bremen came hume on the day IN question
drunk and bpsterous, ani deminied beer which Detz
to lve him. Bremer then struck him related
Coroner Woitman committed the latter 10 the Four
teenth Precinct staon-ouse to await further develop
menis.
Fifty-nine of the Veterans of the War Of
1912 attended Barnums Hippodroue yesterday after
They drawn up in line in front OF tho build
Ing after p The oldest present was r. j.
Lewis year Appended is list of of the Oldest
veterans in the party j. d. E. Neks 95 Benjamin
Downing. 81 j. BOynton, 81; Emile Guandep. "a; j.
Van Noster, "a; II. C. Thompson. 81; o. Doxey, 50 T.
skidmore, SO samucl Rykeman, 81 ; Amos Comstock
so; NJ Dedrove. 80; G. snanldng 50; James rottin,
Aaron slmonson. 70; L. Hoh nau. 10; A. Brady ~; wm
Tway, 70; J. Smith 70; J. Spencer, rs; W. H. Brown
verpancE, IS; Henry Morris, ii, A. r Jenks, 7s Vim.
j. Surry, u j. +. NanOnstcrsep r. they Occupied the
postc the ildges stand. IL xpectcd that Gov. Dix
would be present as he had been invited To by
ins saying that important engagements would prevent
his presence. -
A communication was read yesterday, at the
meeting of the Board of Supervisors from Supervisor.
aL1rge Fox, veoing the awarding Of the Penitentary
shoe contract % g. ID. Bgelow * Co.
iTopOsitlOn which was made Yesterday
at the meeting Of the Commissioners OF Charities TO pro-
vio for { .e education of the idiots In the Amsnouse
referred ~ special committee for consideration
Preparations on the Unted States steamer
Swgtara about completed and Capt Chandler awaits
only the ARRIVAL of the scientists with their
Tnese Instruments 1t Is expected will arrive from Wash
ingtOn In "A few days on the vessel TranoH.
A written appeal to Gov. Dix was signed yes
ierday by snunoer of Republican officials. including
James s. T. SraDahan. Gen. Jourdan. William NJ Little
Benjamin +. Tracy. sias Il. butcher Lenuel Burrovs
Jonu McDisrmid. John Truslow, Benjamin Wilson,