New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
NETWORK CITY.

do Susr. charge A6airs Netherlands At Washington
NEW-YORK CITY.
A single steamer carried A,oJO letters anu
80 paper.bags to Liverpool yesterday.
The United States steamship Plymouth from
Rostop Can't I. IL. Russell, arrived last night irom
Boston, -, -,
A new line of railroad is being laid along
New Church-st for the purpose OF running small one
shore cars between Vesey-s and the Battery IN drec
line. -
Under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association George Vandenhof will give TINS
evening select readings from Dcaehs, ShaAesPcie' "
the poets ~ Association Hil'
Thomas Goldman, quartermaster OF the
steamer Coon lying at Pier ~ North RIVER fell from INC
upper deck the hold Yesterday receiving dangerous
INJURIES lie was sent TO Paik Hospital.
The immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden
yesterday numbered 642-GO6 by the steamer City OF
Irdop and ss hv tn France or the London's passen-
-@rs $50 we're Iennonites They remained on the ship
last night.
The Grand Central Hotel, in this city, has
inst adoped new couriyauee for fastening keys into
h ,loors ybpn locked I'm a manner that will prevent
their beng turned knocked from their position from
the outside.
There was a great crowd OF spectators In
the Court of Oyer and Termner yesterday morning. out
argument on the motion 10 admit Coroner Croker 10
Dall was postponed until tomorrow OWING 10 tue ao
sence of counsel
It is said that the proposed new ferry to the
south shore of Island will be established in ie"
veeks The stoppages will be at nsville and at
the Wrecking COmpauy's wharf near SldpletOn. Inc
fare Is TO be cents
The strike of the sailors landlords demand
ing higher wages for sailing out OF this port VIII
probably fail seamen are in abnndance ana me si
ping Commissioner indS no ulihcuit1 III eupps INK 0i0
as needed at the old rates
The semi-mOnthly reception OF the Free
Training Schools will be held this evening at NO A. Eas
Tenth-st Excellent music readings and singing VIII VIII
COMPRISE the entertainment. All WoIhlhH"ohoh wv
cordially Invited to attend
Cant. Allaire and Detective Kelly of the
Fourteenth Precinct mado desceut upon a disorderB
house at No 142 Heserst last evening on the com;
at ESQ and captured six OF the inmates.
Mr. Blunt President of the Society for
Licensing Sailors Boarding houses has had three more
boardlnc keepers indicted Tor not having licenses
He saws that every one convicted VIII pe % io
The full term allowed by law as well as heavily hhed'
Major Leach, with several members OF the
Irish rifle team sailed for Europe yesterday IN the
steamer Russia The steamer Nelson X. Hopkins, hay
Ing on board the officers Of the National Rife Associa,
ZION members of the Board OF Aldermen aud others OF
thcir friends accompanied them down the bay.
The United States Steamboat Inspectors con-
tinued yesterday .he investigation relating to the ar
lem and Sylvan Glen collision. George f. Harper mate Of
tbe sylvan Glen j. W. NJ. Clifford master OF the Hirlem
and II. c. White were eXatiiheI. oht lne Iesu,n9ny
elected merely cOrrOhoratcd that which had preceded
A promenade concert was given at William
Knzeys store Nos 767 and 7G9 Broadway last evening
and fine opportunity for examining the holiday goods
I'm t,o ,arious deparneus was afforded. Tho tov, lace
trimming worsted. ribbon glove toilet ana other de-
partmeIts tnrOngcd wih visitors during TIC eNen
ing. The concert Will be repeated TINS evening.
The German Saloon-keepers' Central Or
ganzaon held their regular meeting yesterday after
noon at the Germania Assembly Rooms. In answer to
representation from the saloonkeepers Union Of the
ID. hat served
members to procure liccuses the President said that
when arrests made FOR neglect the persons ar
rested are to give bail Complaints wero made tnat
numbers of saloon-keepers pay only $40 for water tax.
while others taxed s5 and also that otherbranches
lax The Executive Committee was Instructed TO bring
this matter before the Board Of Aldermen solutions
Lerisaiure requesting the enactment OF law leyying
equal taxes upon other branches OF industry
The creditors of Neil McCallum, q leather
merchant, met yesterday afternoon to decide upon the
best pursue for the recovery OF their money
They were very much inclined to be leuent, Mr. Me-
Caum having formed the universal esteem and respect
of those with whom he been connected His liabii
Ties were found to be about S8J00 while his assets did
exceed $4,000 The failure supposed To b. due To
the suspension of many retail shoe dealers in the com
ty with whom he hal extensive dealings. The DOCKS
show loss OF over 10000 in that during the pres
year When 1t was announced that dividend OF 80
cents could be paid dollar the decision TO accept
that without further examination was almost unai-
imOus.
John Beckel, recently arrived in this city
from Vienna, Austria, aud Tuesday evening visited
the Hippodrome II is supposed that, while paying for
his ticket carelesy exhibited his money. After the
performance was Mr. Beckel entered Fourth-ave
car TO turn to his hotel and aghted al Canal and
Ccntrests with the intention Of walking thence TO the
Bowcry He had not proceeded ten PAGES before he
attacked by three meu one OF whom easped MIN around
the throat with bis arm the second struck him in the
stomach and the third tore open his coat aud tool from
the inside breast wallet containing 500 in notes
ana gold coin. Having secured the booty the thieves
threw Mr. Beckel ana escaped The de'pJied stranger
who could not either understand speak English, then
proceeded the Franklnst. Police Station, where he
gave information the robbery but could give any
direct clue by which the thieves might be identhe'.
The disputed question in marine insurance
as TO whether the portion of cargo consist
ing gran specified In the policy to be free from par
tcuar average per cent the expenses Occasoned
by peril and by sale OF the damaged part of tho
grain intermediate port should be excluded the
adjustment of the amount Of the particular average to
determine whether IL raised above the required per
cent that maAes the underwater liable FOR the whole
loss the subject OF opinion by Judge Fanchcr In
the Court Of Arbitration yesterd ty. case of III.
Becker & Co. against the General Insurance Company
would be "A solecism 10 say that because tue under
willing 10 pay portion OF the loss, wit,
iugly reduced occurred II they are liable for
anything under their policy, 1t Is because the loss cx-
ceeds tho specified average, aud the liability for the
whole cannot be avoided by part Of it,"
BROOKLYN
The Finance Committee of the Board OF Su-
pervisors yesterday and passed a large number Of
bills The Committee could not the August pay
roll of the Commissioners Of Charities
The interest manifested by the residents of
New and other cities Connecticut IN the views
and lectures of Mr. Johnson editor Of The Santa Barbara
Press, gives promise Of a large Influx OF population
into the semropical portion OF California the socaled
American Italy. Ilese views VIII be presented IN