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NEW-YORK CITY. Music at Mount Morris-square at 41 p. m Controller Green paid, yesterday, the Bouleto vard laborers their wages to Aug. 10, amounting $43,000. The third annual picnic of the St. Patrick's Wood to-morrow. Mutual Alilance Association will be held at Jones's The great Southern mail, from New-Orleans Richmond, was delayed yesterday morning, the cars and having been thrown from the track near Trenton, N.J. The Sangerrunde of this city will serenade Assistant Alderman Radde one evening in this week, in of his efforts to obtain concerts in will the Central Park acknowledgment Sunday Other German societies probably join in this ovation. In the case of Robert Walker, executor of estate of Prof. Morse, against John P. Lindsey, to the ball and offered, the the Messrs. Mann and Parsons, the plaintiff's attorney, defendant's ob bondsmen fected yesterday must now justify before the court or new bail must be found. The final dividend of 81 per cent of the Croton National Bank, which suspended in the year 1867, J. was paid, yesterday, to the creditors by order of John This Knox, Controller of Currency, No. 29 Nassau-st. first payment total dividend of 88 per cent, the makes of 50 per cent, and the second of 30 per cent, having been pain some time ago. The Principal of the Turner school reports in that at present 837 boys and 60 girla are instructed Turner gymnastics. The instructors are Eifler, Prin. H. Metzner, W. Heeseler, F. Rosenbaum, P cipal; and Felix Eifler. The cadet corps is compo of Schmidt, 130 boys, who receive a military education under the instruction of Capt. H. Benneeke, Application has been made to the New-York Stock Exchange to place upon the stock list the First Mortgage per cent steriing bonds of the Milwaukee and Paul Railway Company (St. Paul Division), the Erie in St. Mortgage per cent Gold bonds, bring DelaRailway and the 7 per cent Convertible bonds of the ware, 1920, Lackawanna and Western P illroad Company. In the case of Jeremiah Savage, W ho was committed at the Special Sessions by one Justice, and sent to the school-ship writ of habeas corpus was made returnable yesterday morning in Supreme Court Chambers Counsel called the attention of the court to the fact that and decided the Commission ners had merely sent the that commitment it was not suggestion of the prisoner. Judge Barrett counsel granted an return, and on Ble the to-day to show cause why the Commissioners order returna should not be punished for contempt in not making proper return. A number of privates of the 11th Regiment held a meeting at the Walhallr in Orchard-st., last night, alfor the purpose of taking action in reference to the leged illegal prosecution of Capt. Brandeis for violation procession law, the officers to whom satisfaction. the case of the submitted having neglected to obtain Several was officers present counseled the privates hands to of the patient. and stated that the case was in the taken. and that in due time action would be Commit authorities, A long debate resulted in the appointment of a tee to attend to the matter. A new line of Ocean steamers will be established soon between Bordeaux and New-York, under the control.of Hutchinson of Glasgow. The first boat She the line, the Nada, is now lying at Pier No. 40, E R. the new in service been in the British India trade, but has which lately she been thoroughly efitted She for about 200 feet in length, and ene gngaged. when loaded 17) feet of water. She has accommo the vesdations draws for 52 passengers. Those who inspected which ignites examined signal light only last by evening contact with water, and will burn brilliantly for three quarters of an hour. BROOKLYN. An application will be made to Judge Tapto-day, for the release on bail of George Windley, pen, the brother of Miss Fanny Hyde, who witnessed the shooting of George W. Watson. The case of Frank Foe against Police InFolk, whom he charges with having clubbed unnecessarily spector on Aug. 3. was investigated by Justice Walsh, yesterday, and decision reserved. An attempt is about to be made to prove that Robert M. Whiting is not a legally constituted ment. Board of City Works, and the Corporation Alderber of the to furnish the Board of men S Counsel with will an be opinion requested as to the legality of the transactions of the Board The International Elevator Company is loadthe steamship Egypt with grain at the Atlantic who ing Dock, and on Saturday discharged two workmen members of the Trimmers and Grainers' Associaare other 20 workmen demanded, yesterday, the tion. The of the two discharged laborers. then instant reemployment refused. The remaining men was which the Company were boisterous, word 4 p. struck work, Police and, Central as they Office, and 50 police m. were The strikers sent stationed to the refused on the to pier resume from work, 10 a. but m. until did not attempt violence. LONG ISLAND. LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Water Board met yesterday, electing Mayor DeBevoise Paul and organized Judge Pearse Secretary Officer Chairman, charged and by John W. Farmer with assault with Heaney, to kill, was arrested Monday and bailed in The $1,500 Po intent at the next term of the City Monday Court. evening to appear issioners at their meeting on him, and exonerated lice Heaney from the charges against ordered his return to duty WASHINGTON SQUARE.-The barns lightning of Jacob during Van Liew the and Isaac Pettit were morning. struck and by were totally destroyed, storm with their 00 Monday contents of hay and grain. Loss $5,000. HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES. New-ROCHELLE.-At the inquest on the of Matthew Curran, murdered by John Cody on knock Cody Sunday body morning, Charles Curran Marshall senseless testified with yesterday some stones, large an that he saw and then leave him on the grass; Ain't that Cody you oath, shortly returned and said Curran with four times with hatchet; had dead yet!" and struck he muttered that he had that Cody went away Cody was rendered. The revenge. A verdict against also assaulted by Cody is still alive. a man Foley who was hurricane swept over KINGSTON A terrific Wawarsing last Friday portion of the town of all before it. Trees, afternoon, mowing down torn up and carried fences and buildings were H. Wager was struck and away. The barn of W. Three boy taking shelter completely demolished. the building at the Cove from the storm were was in killed. The other was time, and John Further extensive damage escaped uninjured being blown over, and many done, barns and outhouses destroyed. The typhoon it tuns of hay and grain were that pear tree shading passed near Wager's house and carried a considerable was sleigh distance. was twisted from the roots lifted by the wind and the ironbent and twisted. work Calvin Denning of Putnam Lake Valley, on was POUGHKEEPSIE drowned while bathing in Oscawana Monday. NEW-JERSEY. JERSEY CITY.-John Le Due, the Canadian Catholic priest arrested on Monday for yesterday. procuring Roman under false pretenses, was discharged gwindler Father money Beauderin testified that the alleged Ellen Carey was regularly ordained priest dead in Mrs. her bed vesterday 297 Grand-st., wasfour by apoplexy morning, Thomas of No. death having been caused Workman The Coroner's jury in the case crossing of the Pennsylvania killed at the Washington-st returned verdiet yesterday Railroad,on Thursdaylast of the company from blame the employes exonerating company use more The jury that the where the four cient means to protect the car crossing loads of peaches arrived occurred. .Ninety Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday over the reported yesterd nd Health cases of f small-pox were the disease Inspector Canuon denies that amountasserted by several physicians... in the $20,000 has been County Na ing to over Cashier of the Hudson George Kingsland, vaca ation tour to Europe some tional weeks Bank, ago, who accompanied sailed on a by a well 1-known elergy 0 had the
