New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-23
NETWORK CITY,

The number of immigrants landed at Castle
Garden Yesterday, $685. o. these ia arrived IN the
Algeria al In the Canada aud Sa3 In the Bremen steam
ship Rhein. .
At n meeting of the trustees OF the Floating
Hosptal Fund OF st. Johns Guild held yesterday after
nom the owing officers elected President.
Osyald OtIendorfer Weep resident, z. A Quintird
Treasurer William Ii. Guion Secretary j. T. solomon
The annual charity ball of the Deborah Re
lief Association will take place tomorrow evening az
the Gernania Assembly Rooms. This Association
whch is composed OF about 2O) ladies' mas Desu ACTIVE
in the relief Of suf.ring during tno WINTER
At meeting of the Executive Committee
OF tho LIQUOR Dealers Protective Union at Masonic
Hall last evening. the Committee on Legislation stared
thar the saloon Keepers OF the With Assembly Dlsct
had promised them to request their representative ~
the Assembly, Mr. ssau to vote In FAVOR Of the EXCISE
bill.
The members of the shipping trade doing
business on tho Produce Exchange mot yesterday to
discuss the subject OF appointing a committee OF
their trade. to prepare rule, for us sovernsn
aud whom disputes may b. referred ior arpt'io"'
Nothing decisive WAS agreed upon
A meeting of the Directors OF the Mari
time Association held yesterday afternoon at tie
Exchange at Beaver aud WilliLm-sts to hear the re-
port OF the Commit co Consolidation. Nothing was
done tno matter. however, and 1t Is proo"rls tuai
nothing VIII he done until meeting OIL LAG mcno0' VI
the Association can be called
A code of the city ordinances, as well as OF
tho statutes relating this city, is in course OF prepare
ton As announced In THE TRIBUNE OF Friday last the
Board Of Aldermen unanimously confirmed InYor lex
haln's domination Of l. lott L. SLcplrd anj F'dhci' H.
stttsun a. the Commissioners TO prepare tue NJ" iHl
cipal code. Mr. Shepard Chairman OF the C9mmit'e
on Municipal Code appointed last year by the Bar A'so'
ciatou aud Mr. esOn Seer tIry OF Inc Executive
Committee or the same ASSOCIATION.
A special meeting of the Commissioners OF
Emigration held yesterday afternoon TO prepare
answers to certain inquiries made by Com mittees OF the
legislature regarding the working OF the Department
The oncstions raised. it stated by the Commits
siOuers OF very frivolous nature, YET were suc
% 20 nit them 70 considerable trouble hunting over
old records 10 supply the required miOrmaLlOn The
answer was duly agreed upon, ahd viii be rOrWarden 10
AlLany tomorrow aud will be withheld from tho public
until that time.
The Fiftieth-st. Church. near Eighth-ave.,
was crowded TO its capacity last evening the
occasion OF q lecture the "Inroads Of Roniansin
AGAINST American FREQ Institutions" by the Rev. j.
Dovlipr D. ID. Mr. Bowling reviewed the past history
of tho Jesuis accusing them OF having tndeaycrcI
rrst re progress II tue formation and Of eslargng
Tho spirtal dominion OF the Pope, and SAID hai the
f this country. e eKecraed all efforts BY
EouIanists 10 turn Tree America over 10 Popery.
John Schclley Of Hamilton City, Ohio,
Yesterday preferred charge OF obtaining goods under
false preen.es against Peter nix OF Mcrose New-Y9rk
Mr. scheley complained that INK obtained quantity
~ malt OF the vaIuo OF $1,000 from him. The prisoner
udurr heey forward tae malt 10 several persons,
one or OF wnom were KNOWN 10 De lso:'ca' ~
time Subsequently, 1t was aseertained that Li"k
operl lions we're rau iuisnt, anh hc was arrrs IL
WAS bOughtup at Jefferson Market f0lIco I0u', aAu
held for examinatloh'
Yesterday afternoon two ladies called at the
Second Precinct Siationouse in Jersey CITY, aud ex
amined the waterproof belonging TO the woman who
committed suicide from tao ferry boat Jay Gould on
Sunday afternoon. Tney stated that the deceased was
Mrs. Ellen Sampson OF No 2s2 Broonest, who LETT her
had borrowed several articles from her friends and
pawped them. When she borrowed them, sac promised
10 return tucn the next day. ana IL sup.nHcl tt rs
she had no money and could not recover the goods se
became despOnd,nt, aud Jumped overheard. Lie Dody
has not bccI found.
During meeting of the German Repub-
leans Of tho With Assembly District last evening at No
1Q3 Snringst L. BONNER moved that Charles User he
restrained from speaking he belonged TO the German
Independent Association. The Latter retOrted IN an
angry manner using offensive iansui-e, "nen Donne =
spraug across the thblc WIN the c'ueht htentou VI
striking him. BJmiIUr was Leic back by inc Otder
members, and prevented from dong any INJURY To
Kaiser. no maIo GOOD hL escape. Inc fIcSId-ht ue
cllrcd the meeting arjourned Tao members tutrtip)n
&c gan abusing tho President ana decired mat "a MAS
bona hIe member, ~ no IiVd oit OF the district
Steinway Hail was Wei flied last evening
by an audience assembled hear me Hon. Carr schurz
on Educational Problcms" under the auspices OF Post
James {. Rec No. 90 q. A. Il. The same lecture was
delivered about three months ago. ana was then re-
portci in THE TRIBUNE. Congressman b. A. Wills a
member OF tne Post, made some preliminary IematAs
expaiuIng objects Of ho Gland Army AssorlA on,
ana Introduced tie speaker OF the evening whom ne
alluded the -chol TIC stat snan, aud tuo solder
Among the prominent gentlemen VINO occupied ats on
IA
Elliot c. CowdIn: Gen. Joshua 4. 0E'q Gen. Ah'33
McCooK WALDO IuIcEiIss and tne Kv Father Farrell.
A new gun, called the Farwel gun, was
exhibited yesterday at tho 22i Regt AruIory In
Fourtecntast The gun IS the invention OF j. T. benIiN
If this city, aud Is stated be Improvement on the
nitraIlleuse. 1t weighs 1850 pounds with carriage
The traverse OF the gun Il drgres and 1t VIII fire coo
shots per minute, with range Of 1900 yards. The
c,bor Of the mis- lie IL fc.tyvs oItIiidfeih' or an
inch TIE barrels, ten IN nuihJcr. measure sIifty.t"o
arg4F IN L. Vel
- Ir,In lie tup, thr suppY beilg obtained IRON u
machine which mas not been finished ihc gan IS moEo
a me are ul lis by The same ncul ltIy Whch
tires it, Tie Inventor intends u eXhibl1 IL al Oieeu0or
"A short time no,orrv-N
The motion to admit Mrs. Maxwell, the
onortioni,t to bail was argued by her counsel Col
er.pcor and District-Attorney Brton yesterday. IN
ne supreme Court, before Justice Tppdn. DECISION
was reserved.
The Dock Committee of the Board of Alder
men yesterday rcpored flyotaoy on re'olu 'ou pro
vding for the location OF public dock ar the foot OF
FIlol-sf After "A long debate the repor was made tue
suecia order Vi tue next meeting o. the boaIu'
Long ISLAND.
EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edwards, Ezra
Edwards Gilbert Eiwards and Daniel Haho"ay, OF
connecticut four Of the six men who resisted oicer
n,wuiug in the service OF process upon them for in
,octous OF the sheish act weeks ago, were In
,,,,, last week by the Suffolk County Grand Jury. IL
~ nrnnbe that the men VIA be brought e. Long Island
ou rcuustiOn. to stand ifla ior tne oncusc -ou
Tney arr all said 10 be Old trespassers upon 'he Long
Island oyster rights
DpooKuAyEN-Tnc Trustees have passed a resolution
., ~, uu p.uit shall be granted 10 any one 10 ahc
Ser. from The waters OF the town, aud mat IN
ncnsrs gwen TO Uystcrmrn hereafter II shall or u
c, condition that spawn oysters are 10 10 cIflu
~" ~ lar any d rIO,e Tlc Tru>ie also approve OF
80 ,.t now uelo;c LsgslIure for the establishment
~ \ po,e force Oh &c Great SJHtA Biy.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-rhe improvements in this city
or. II M carried rapidly sccOhd steam suONtl
n. mr. wed ana loCOmOiy" II expected daring
IN.
,.or1 is com Ieicd. ANA the pumps are now ready fr
work II expected that the water VIII Dc introduced
~ f STATEN ISLAND.
Enr1sCuERYILLE-On "Wednesday last man