New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
NEM-YORK CITY.

party of eight missionaries including two ladies,
sailed for India yesterday.
The estimate OF 20 snow-storms for the coming
Winter has been Increased 10 81. "a
The free course Of Saturday night lectures st the
Cooper Union will open Nov. o.
One good at least comes from the contest of point
ieal psrties-gayety 10 added to the streets
The Controller yesterday began paying tho Boule-
ward hborers for the two weeks ending Oct 10.
II there is an assurance company for barrels and
boxes t will surely bankrupt before saturday night
For an bonr after midnight yesterday morning
snow almost continually out Of apparently clear sky
The body of the late Mayor Havemeyer has been
removed from receiving tomb 1t Greenwood to the family
lot at WOodlawn Cemetery
From this day the steamboats, Of the Fall River
Boston will leave their pier No ~ Norh h'er ~
s:SO p. M, instead Of as heretofore.
The "bearsr in lard refuse to pay the price de-
anisd by buls' settle An appeal 70 the Arbitration
Threatened and 1t is probable that that body VIII
Householders must look sharply To their ash-bar-
tonight hose recoptacles viii vsr,h IN name an'
smoke leaving behind as ceacy merely sa aa'''0na q
A billiard Tournament will I've held at Tammany
Hail. beginning Nov IT, and continuing over eight days
A. Ruolpe Maurice DAY. Joseph and c9 ,an 9S ,I Gsogs 3
81, 500 viii 10 distributed in cash prizes
The Bureau of Inspection reports that plans nave
been submitted erection Of 30 bindings at An ca
mated si55.9oo which are t~o French nats
i22 fect, aud storiG, high 70 eos .-25,OO0
At the dry docks last week 20 vessels were raised
and in some way Among them the school ship
81 Mays hch raised T. aseetaln whst damage she
aud h, Pacific Mi steamer Acapulco when was oNefhauod
and repainted.
City Chamberlain Tappan made the following
weekly statement yesterlay: Balance Oct %, s5's6
S9 81 recp 81 s 5 q oS re pysR % % s s%SsS
Office were engaged yesterday In paying Ia applicants he
$1,000 900 due Soy. upon the city bonds
Ilt. IL a,A IN al
At meeting Hall in East Thirty fourthst last even
ing but 1t he had lost his voice" Recent
disappontmens IN Ohio and The "Sk w 10 rsnsy iSan &
VA assetted ha nTihns 70 % S wtn & @ 70 % ,eyre cold
The annual meeting of the University OF the
city Of NewYcrk occurred yesterday Mancius Hutton
d. d.; Robert l.. kennedy, William L. Dodge. William r.
TTp TsamS.oS 1'I9 % a and sn n Ayerge d. We're elected
members Of tho Council 10 serye tor four YEARS.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Chill
during the past month las received 81 complaints ves
gated cases prose ue 10 and children have
been sent 60 nsttuiiGns or hone, Sonp,nb naye osen
AZ acObac and trapeze peformers
Tho Methodist preachers held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday morning az No 800 broadway The
sermon was preached by tho y. NJ Adams Of Williams
bnreh who eKhored The ministers 20 esy out church dse
plne and 10 pesev-re 10 eyaneilF wofa Bhp res % Oh
Gal foa and Bishop Foster Of Cincinnati were among the
SPEAKERS.
The semi-anrual meeting of tie Bishops of the
Mothod Episcopal Church viii Dc held In BOSTON, Mass, to-
morrow for and division II Episcopal duty for
the next x months 10 the Bishops win attend the
BresaWaS whsn the mis- onary WORK in te United states
will be arranged for the year 1870.
The cheapness Of certain classes of goods in this
market ia eyerApiGei by following transacon H. b.
Clain 60 bought 1000 bales o ne goods made by
the Continental Mills LEWISTON Me- their
in Manchester, ENGLAND and sold them in that market;
come cheap me nssh became customeTs Whether
The American manufacturers however could make pr0ht