New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

s. for the poor CnluTcn plOhN''
The Mayor has finished his answer TO tne
Governor and Will send IL toward the eod vi 'he "
II covers 40 pages the Mayor SAYS
An ANONYMOUS friend of the Cooper Union
has sent large engraving TO the reading roOm' iuo
subject Is the assassination OF Cesar
Catharine Connolly of No. "a City Hall
place died yesterday afternoon from the effects OF f
green, taken the evening before wlile intoxicated
The number of immigrants landed at Castle
crdon vesteriav was i97 The steamer Goethe brought
l22 the steamer Columbia 90 and the steamer hlNno
sofa 2i6
Yesterday was the regular day for the meet
ing of the Emigration Commissioners, but
Maui,r being the only one present. the seSs4on was
POSTPONED until July 81.
Dogs supposed to be mad were shot oy
policemen at the following places YESTERDAY AT NO Tl
sprlngst at No 500 East yteenth-st. at NO. 81 Mont
gomery-st-, at No. l0j Sheriii-st.
A telegram was received from Warden Huo-
bell OF sing sing Prison By Inspector Diks at Police
Ueadouarters Yesterday. stating that George Brown
had escaped from the prison.
The 7th Regiment, at q meeting last evening,
appointed committee Of officers to report III relereuco
10 the proposed reception Of the 5th Maryland Regmen
on Its return from its encampment at Long bI"hCh'
The steamer Goethe of the Eagle line, Which
arrived this port yesterday afternoon reports tt
she made the trip Hamburg direct TO NeW-4ork IN
days and 90 hours, the quickest time on tecolu '
tween those ports.
James VI. CDtuCe VI 4ND' w liC0AOi-''' "'
tempted 10 commit suicide in a cigarstore No. g.
Kingst last evening by shooting himself through the
head with revolver The ball entered his m0uth ana
lodged behind his ear inictlng severe ana dangerous
wound.
A dispatch from Pearsals, 7. l., states that
the balloon containing Mr.. Donaldson, which left Bar
NUNS Hppodrome yesterday afternoon landed IN that
village at 6o the greatest elevation OF The balloon nay
ing been 6OO feet. At $50 Mr. Donaldson again asceheu
and sailed slowly toward Hampstead.
Conrad Boiler made a demand against the
Mayor as representing the city, yesterday for u years
rent of the premises Nos as TO 226 West Twentythir
ST. which been used as an armory oy le Sth KTEl
meut. The amount OF the claim l. k,lOOD IN All INC
MIyor says part OF the old Ring business, aud
therefore refuses to pay.
President Matsell, as acting Superintendent,
issued order No 1i3 yesterday transmitting to
the Police Force for their Information and guidance
COPY OF the ordinance recently passed by the Board of
Aldermen providing for the killing OF all unmuzzcd
dogs The attention Of the patr0lmen was especially
called to section Of the ordnance which directs tue
police to make complaint to the Corporation Attoruey
against the owner OF every dog permitted to 20 abroad
UnmuZzled.
An inguest was held by Coroner Woltman
Yesterday in the case of Peter Beck, who was killed 10y
being accidentally stabbed with .screw-driyer which
few out of the handle during barrOOm quarrel IN the
saloon Robert lacey. az stanton ana ohern >ts on
the inst Peter Ort. the blrKeeper, was nJurlshug
the screw driver In a demonstration against an unrhy
customer and Beck, standing near, received DloW
which was intended the other. The jury rendered
verdict or accidental DEATH, ana Ort was DIS harsed
The prison attached to the Vth District
Court House in nehundredandtwenty-i y-iifth-St. be-
tween Third aud Fourth-aves is finished. and the Com
ms,ioners Of Charities and Correction have informed
Warden Purdy of their intention TO accept it to-day.
skyight has been bui.t the cells Whch now sNes
them all plenty OF lglt aud ventilation, ana the Kitchen
has been parttoned aud much improved generally ana
two extra windows have been cut in the walls No pre-
cautions however seem to nave been taken against hFe
there not being foot OF hose in the building.
Kate Kearns, age 45. servant g1l In the
Mn air y 4 Nyul i~Ig ted
OF Monday night as insane by Ohcer Anthers " the
F.uh Precinct, aud was consigned 10 the Iombs by
Justice Fammcr yesterday morning 10 be examined by
the PHYSICIANS During yesterday afternoon she com,
mted suicide, II l. supposed hy hanging. being found
on the floor of her cell with "A handkerchief tightly
drawn around her throat. sac had been N the city
since saturay al her sisters house No 25l sprng,t.
hut they knew nothing there of her fate until The Ie-
porter Informed them of H.
Antonio COster, a Portuguese, was stabbed
at the sailors, lodging house No "A Oiyerst on sunday
evening during drunken quarrel by Patrick D1bbin-.
The wounds of Coster grew Monday, aud yes
terday morning Coroner Woltman took his ante morten
statement. The quarrel grew partly out oi money
trausIction and partly out Jealousy. Costcr having
nad s. rs taken from him by woman whom DJDJius
vas protecting. -Four wounds with prnkulte were IN
hcted. DoDbns ran away Dut vas arrested yesterday
and recognized tue "hO lad inicted the wounds
lie committed 10 the TOmbs
The German Property Owners Association
held their regular monthly meeting last night at the
German free school Fourth-st. Charles WeA in the
izttion Resolutions, Taxes. Health, Building, Public
Works. Croton Water, Police, PIblic Schools, and
Finances. Mr.. Koch made motion that the Govern.
men be requested 70 open tne i,Iirin E'er 10 nay "a, a.
present the petition to the Board Ot Assistant Aldermen
HE central body of propcrty-owncrs composed of
delegate, from property owners associations III HEteen
wards OF the cltN'
The Sea Cliff a.. L. camp-meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Will b. formally opened to-
morrow at Il 4. m, IN the Great Tabernacle With a
view promoting the return Of raternal feeling special
Invitations have been extended to the brethren of the
Southern branch OF the Church. \ number have
copied, prominent among them belnc Bishop hayana-h
Of keu,ucky Bishop Doggett, lhd d.: strg ht, Dr L.
Peck Haven and Foster, aud Dr l. dy. The Southern
c.crymen will be received tomorrow evening N sea
Gun House when aplroprat. addresses va! be dr!lV-
cred. Tne campmeetns VA probably coItiuue over
two sundays.
A new shoal 1G feet high has been dis
covered IN the SYash Channel by Capt Ness OF the
Government steamer Arago, who with the assistance OF
pilot supplied by the Pilot Commissioners, has for two
weeks been engaged in a thorough examination OF the
harbor Commissioner George W. Blunt says that the
SEash Channel IL the best approach 20 tue harbor
Twenty ago, vessels Of ~ feet draft were the
largest that could navigate It, and now any vessel tina;
pass the bar traverse the chsune The Increase
depth caused, Mr. Blunt thnk-, by the stirring up
the bottom by propeller paddles so that the ebO :ide
II to sea. Capt. Ness Will continue his sur
superintendent OF the Coast survey
As the ferryboat Plainicld on the Central
Ferry, y. r. which left NcwYork nj 400 p M, yester
day was IN midrver the tughoat Iin Miller down
stream and the ferryboat allowed her pass. Imme-
dnely after crossing the bow Of the ferryboat the tug
turned completely around aud struck the Pllnted in
the center. breaking the padde-wheel and otherwise
iuiuring her. The house Of the tug demolished.
Two dcckhani- the tugbOat jumped or were thrown
overheard. one recovered after great difficulty,
but the other drowned The affair caused great
excitement the fcrryboat, ani several ladies tainted.
Search was made for the body Of the drowned man. but
without success. The Plaintcld was Withdrawn Tor
repairs
Mr. Mullen continued his walk at a. IN.