New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

ErOollya, Dec H. 1876.
snpu, meeting the Queens County Agricultural Society took
place week the Court House From the Tei'utef. re-
ron IL ann. ss that Of received from various
Sources Was 70; ca-h hand, sli2 81 total 81
eIIeI DE- in Peuu and expenses Of far +"O 5'
The ioowins officer. elected for the year 1857; Pres.
NJ Tiu. Osstcrb.y stephen l. spader J,uacs jeremiah
Valentine, iq;hins wn- l. LANG. Hsmp',s,d Jane. P
responding Secretary Treasurer John Harold Hemp''esd
@ M s s1 Me.e. Hep
.,ead r. Z Theme North HeTP,te.d S9hn W. M9e.
Town Commi.tee VIM Floyd Jones. Oy.tebsy, Seth Chap
nan. Jamaicsi VIM Frame. fushns J. s J. Jones Hemp
stead I.ssc H. Cock, Hemstesd, North HemPsIesd Jas j.
re.olgon sdoP,sd appsntiPs Ms'; M,, W@ T. Me-
n ish valentine Committee confer with ms in Kass
reference to consolidating the two counties into one
INSANE Andrew J. Baitey was given in charge Of
tie Second District Police Sunday BY bis friends who feared
be nigh, ue himself He is abos unde. religion. insanity
He cent to h rSsve' in the stale oil Name yesterday
ARRrsT OF CAMEL ERs.-On Sunday night Assistant
Csprin Griffith with posse OF police mace descent 1p,n
Escn George Lang John Conrad Anthony Lsns aud William
who caught In the act Of gambling The accused
parties committed to the celia
THR COURTs-PRHskST,TtoN OF The GRAND
day morning. before Judge Davis and Justices Emmons .ld
Scloon the purpose OF receiving the Grand Jary which
BODY omitted
Ct the County kinss in closing their abo would respect
into and in,esaied al complaints. LAT have been lAa be-
fore theu beside other, witch came 70 the knowledge
Tbe Grand inquest bad before them % complaints and have
H.. . Of tS 'I .s 0 amount on o e1ns
trace the unrescd sale ef intoxicating drinks and the
10 Iii. bet In with svice OF the Court the
Grand Jury visited The County Institutions Ihe County jail
allow The building being badly ventilated sdAsrsesbe and
" Ell % north ~ % Gen P oO damp md deS or
Of prisoners yet they found several confined
hsrdeued and inerninslns with each other
which he jury thought should be avoided a. much as
six boys in cell, thus enabling them to P'S'
a. h. ,eSTStted Tat these Young offender. could
ps ,d.r tr.. There in prison about NJ cen
icy been there FOR month. The Penienr,ry nett
VISITED and e,erythns was ionud in cempse ords, -. IA. s
Institution. Il he kiud in the sist and !. er-d to the
discipline rs,shhed there The Aims House Hospital aad
Lursc visited In turn aid too mich eanno ,,
srs~,ffy all The attention OF the Supervisors hea
sIr,ratus q lie north wing Of the Aims House BY
CON planIs v,ry much. They would also reeonmsnd toe
psys e.s.ns Of the yard in The IeA OF aae SHf:rs
epcn 4 The Gr,nd jury VS.. caed report h..
bad been 1tn from tss on eSen d 70 vote
TIE keepers Of the ji Penenti.y .ud Lm,hSu'e VIE
lumber Of prisoner. the Jail and examined
ehsife Of these INSTITUTIONS 10 say ss
The Jur, could find single having occurred and be
Keve tie r-por have ase from the fact that the prisoners
Of The jail allowed 10 have vote among themselves on
election cay.
M lazy ,.o presented 81 bills indictment against persons
Il and then discha set with the Thanks OF The
Court. -. ,,t1-u -
p.,y.or bIsu.rd the following A,rGznmen were maze
P,fer Deupey PERJURY BsLysmin kssey Ed~ hescey
third aesrr-; John johnson Frand larceny James
Hre illegal voting John Barney receisiaE stolen foods
j"sn BORIS voting er' Pilp Ab-It. barsI.Ty third de-
r, H,ury sSssEit and battery James h1l'Ii Vr
'iSns Jtu R.puker EAEd Aroeny The parties .evsrsy
beaded Not gSi.tJ
Esr,ry OF PsIsosERs YRos The CELLs.-FSur o
A. hursus recently tstet II the Eastern Distinct