New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamship City Of Brooklyn landed o0'
Immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday.
THE TRIBUNE has received in an anonymous
letter signed "Clara. IS more for the lazy suh'"S
from cancer I'm Twenty u,
F. B. Gilbert arrived yesterday from the
Colorado silver mines over the Union Pacific Klroau'
He came carload Of Colorado silver Dr'cAs "oi'"
over s30O,OOO ,, -.
The steamer Scotia for Liverpool took out
% 100 letters and 40 Of papers yeserday an" '
wescr for Southampton and Bremen, l2COo ic''eiS anu
Is bags OF papers.
The new White Star steamship Germanic
was successfully launched at the shipyard OF heSss'
Harlan & Wolf OF Belfast The Germanic IS the sister
steamer OF the Britannia.
At n meeting of the NcwYork Board OF
Fire Underwriters yesterday resolution was p'SStu
recommending the din rent fire insurance co'nplnG
suspend business day at d1rluR tne Mohl"'
of JAY and August far as may be practicable.
The rivalry between the two High Bridge
steamboat lines Is ended Capt Longsreet oi tle Nan
line having withdrawn from the contest. The Harlem
and Spuven DuyvIl Company being now without oppo-
sltion. will return 10 the original passage iie u "
cents.
Inspector Dilks received telegram from
the Warden OF Sing Sing Prison yesterday, stating mat
some tune during the previous night John williamson
IA who was sentenced 10 hye ytars ~, on
ment burglary in the tnlrd degree III ths CITY on
Jan. %, had escaped
The remains of Thomas L. C.. Buckley
arrived in Jersey City from Geneseo n y yesterday
morning. Many members OF the Bar of this city were
present to receive the remains among others being
Jndge Van Brunt, exJudge Fuerton Richard OGot-
maj ex NJ lyor Han, William C. Vanderpoe Corporation
Counsel Andrews Orlando stewart ana isaac ~ ~ tou, %
The remains removed To hearse III wdlne dt tc
depot brought to tins city, aud were then taken W
Greenwood Cemetery.
A sudden development of the infanticde
mania was apparent yesterday. Three bodies OF new
horn children were found one a cigarbox, on the
roadway at One hundred-andforty -ffth-st. aud ST.
Nicholsave.; one. about weeks old on the stooP
q NJ" q ris FonfrIs,, an" wnnan named Mary
Carr. supposed to be the mother Oi tie pimr
and hcing very sick, was taken to Bellevue Hospital
Edward King of the Trustees of the Poor
Chidren's Excursion Fund has received check Tor
sI52l from the members Of the Ncw-fork STOCK En-
change SIR King acknowledged the generous eii' yes
terday, that the sum given wGna % coon Of
Trustees To pay for two picnics, WHICH III nj
the iDerdlity OF the givers, wOnd DC ~ a and
~ .y, y,,IIn hear the name of Stock Exchange
picnics." The aggregate amount oi tne iuHu N'' "
reached sisl6 35.
The heat Yesterday was again intolerable,
the highest point reached by the mercury being 9t'
rnere were six cases OF sunstrOkc. Charles Fisher, axe
32 was sunstruck front of No lO5 Barclays Thomas
Connors, age 81 OF Troy. n. Y. was overcome by TIE
heat at Elcycuthst aud FourtlaYc, ana was tdhch 10
Bellevue Hospital. Howard Reynolds OF No III Mad
sonst. officer Frederick scheneh OF the Second RE
pnu T,trngham OF No. 4OS East seyentecnthst' we're
overcome by the heat, ANA were conveyed 10 Tue
Hospital
The Newfoundland Excursion Club was or
ganIz.d a few months ago TO enable natives Of New
fouudland who have maGe homes in this country ana
who wish TO visit their native land TO do so In body
by which greater social intercourse on the trip
gained and the expense efsened Ta9 GfSnee
President, leaves this city to-day ny the FoFtlind
steamer They viii stop at Boston and meet another
branch ana at Portland other branches Will join them
Thence they VIII proceed, ny way way m ~, 1 ~ & ~
societies.
The central body of the German malt liquor
dealers held their regular meeting yesterday afternoon
AT the Germauia Assembly Rooms. petition was
drawn up (purporting be IN behalf of 5000 members
of the liquor dealers Of this cty) to the Board
OF Aldermen requesting that the present system OF col
lectuC special water tax Is irregular and oppressive
aud requesting its abolition They also represent tlai
the OrdiuInce directing the payment OF Tue speelai
license for putting up signs Is unjust ana also t9ies,
ITS abolition or modification Inc cchtraI Oouy WI" hou
"A special meeting next MOndaN.
The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
ton received communications yesterday from che
Wardcns of the Infants Asylum on Randars Island,
and the Soldiers Retreat and Insane Asylum Wards
Island protesting against reduction Of their present
allowances The Wardens that the dietary tables
have already been reduced 10 the utmost Ent "A reso-
luton was aiopted by the Commssion Tor the IIgd
inspection Of the Ams-housc, aud the removal of all
persons able to support themselves The ConmiSsoners
ais, order that hereafter all persons dyIng OF smallpox
shall he removed to the Deadhou-e BacSwcn's
Island instead OF the Morgue. This is done to relieve
the ncIghborhood about Bellevue Hospital aud the Wis
itVrs To the MorGue from danger OF Infection.
The Young Mems Woman Suffrage League
held their first meeting last night at PliDpton Hail. j.
X. IL. Wilcox in the chair. The President opened the
meeting by brief address stating the objects OF the
League. after which communications from y. H. Love
of philadelphia. Mr. Rtdssone OF Washington, Ed. NJ.
Davis of Pbiladcphia and others favor OF the
men were read. DR.. r. Walker then delivered lecture
on the subject of Womdn,s suffrage The Association Of
a number OF young men 10 advocate voman's suffrage
said he certaniy something new under the sum- All
questions Of politics. social or sanitary REFORM must be
l.t,f lsfn lr Is
poor women of the middle class Of Ncwiora contribute
more o the products OF labor than the men. Woman
than man.
A meeting of the grain trade was held at
the Produce Exchange Yesterday, OF which l.. r. Hol
man was Chairman and II. 7. kueeland Secretary The
report OF the Committee appointed III April last to
devise plan for the grading and delivery OF grain
received at this port by rail read and accepted
Tae rules agreed upon by that Committee were taken
up and adopted with the exception OF des Nos 20 and
a. which were, motion ot Archibald Baxter referred
to "A committee Of six buyers ana exporters. The new
rule regards the hour OF closing business IN the
Exchange i strictly carried out ana at p m tue lower
hoor completely deserted They have established,
apparently. sort OF sidewalk exchange near the
entrance Robert II. Betner has been appointed mem
ber OF the Naval store Committee IN place OF Geo T.
Bark re- glcd ana G. T. schramnc the Petroleum
Committee in place OF r. C. Frelng resigned
BROOKLYN.
An unknown man early yesterday morning
plunged from the OF the Houston-s ferry
boats aud before assistance could reach HIM he was
drowned. HIS body has not yet been recovered.
A collision occurred between two passcn-
ger trains the Bath and Coney Island road on Tues
day night at Locust Grove Two were partially
demolished, but fortunately no persons were injured.
At meeting of the Board of Charities
yesterday Flabush H. II. Wheeler elected Presi
dent, aud hIr. Midas Treasurer. Vim. II. Greene. a
in place OF H. Ii. Wheeler resigned '''''"'
A train of the South Side Railroad came in