New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22


unless the girl forthcoming aud thus the matter
was temporarily disposed Of.
The other my sterious disappearance was that q
Miss Jane Morrow a deaf and dumb girl, aged s,ztses
years. Miss Morrow, yesterday accompanied bG
sister. Mrs. Ruof Of No. 90 East Eleventh strcs<
shopping in Broadway. Mrs. II. went into store
near Tenth street few moments, leaving her SISTER
outside. and on returning Miss Morrow was nowhcrcte
be found. The missing girl is described - ono o.
much personal attraction; of dark complexion. hsok
hair and black eys aud about five feet three inches n
hight. Police were sent in search Of her.
Two manages were contaminated by MAJOR Tie.
mann during the day-one between Conrad Schss.
widower aged Ii, and Mrs. Louisa 9th, aged d. The
other happy pair were Charles Winters, native q
Germany, aged 80 and Susan Farley, native Of trc'
land. aged 81. The bridegroom, little maa Of sto1
build wore short blue jscket, and the BRIDE, who Ne
rosy and red had oms thick woollen shawl OF foress.
make It was quite evident that they had just come
over in the same ship
BrsIyEss AT THF MAYORS OFFIcE.-Ths strsa0
of complanants and ofiice-seekers continues rndina-
shed at the quarters OF the new Mayor aud he vii b
obliged TO restrict his daily evee for these ndiscrma
nate calls 10 certain hours in order to attend 10 hu
regular official duty. II thought at Grst that the
number of these ,istan,s would gradually diminish;
but this not being the the Mayor should ao two
or three hours in the middle Of the day for the public
and then devote hmsef TO the business proper Of tho
city. There is enough to be done in the way Of d.
minshng the taxes watching the Of legislstos.
and initiating if such thing is possible, reform N
our City Government, TO absorb every available hour.
and too much time need moi be spent in answering oan
didates for the police add all sorts OF piacehuneO.
When these gentry kneS the hours when they 90
hand in THEN applications. everything viii go %
| smoothly.
JouS STREET METHODIST CarRcn.-A meeting o.
he coporators of this Church called for last evea-
ng TO take into consideration the legal difficulties IN
which they have been for some time past involved;
but owing to the brief and limited notice given, but
very few Of the parties ested in attendapoe
or which reason after organizing adjournment I'M
Ill ner, Monday evening at Soclock was moved and
carried.
LIGHT Gr,RD.-An election was held oa Wedass-
day evening, al the armory OF this company, for tho
purpose Of electng captain made vacant by the re-
trement Of Captain Edward Vincent and resulted 70
the unanimous choice Of John H. Garland, esq, whose
military education was received at West Point. The
meeting was largo one and very enthusiastic. Co.
lie Gal ofthe 18th Regiment, Of which command the
Light Guard are part, presided.
The Woman's Protectte Emigration Society for
warded By the EIie Railroad party Of sixty young
women last evening 10 homes in Joliet, Blo0mngtoo
and Springfield Illinois. There were over hundre5
applicants on the SOcietys books but the funds were
insufficient to send that number away and very MANI
of them remain in state Of extreme restitution
await the mex, chance.
Tny Rrss pavement ~ BRoADwAr.-The special
Committee on Streets OF the Board OF Aldermen Goa
ssting of AID. Boole, Adams Dd Lyons, met IN the
City Library yesterday, for ths purpose Of receiving
such suggestions and propositions a. might be pee
scented for obviatng the difficulties OF travel over the
Rus pavemen, in Broadway. Mr.. Barley Presdeat
Of the Knckerbocker Stage Company, frs, presesisS
his pan, which consists in beyeng one end AMI one
side Of each stone TO such extent a. will form
groove inches wide at the surface around each. aod
the same depth ot the deepest point leaving the cor.
risge wheels TO these grooves BY chipping OF
the edges Of the stones, not beveled. The groove
so forned il s estimated would stand for ten TO Gf-
teen years, without further outlay, and the work, hs
thought could be done for u per square yard. This
plan appeared to be very favorsby received both By
the Committee and Others who present.
NEW. =. Kidney, who was employed in putting
down the Russ pavement, proposed, for the secosd
time to take up the Russ pavements, phi. the stones.
and then relay them, previously giving the stones
such shape that they could no, come very closa
together with view Of ldordng better footing fU
the hor,es. Mr. Kidney remarked that be lad. % q
previous occsson Offended to DO the work IN this man.
ner for 81 20 per square yard.
The Committee then adjourned subject to call Of tho
Chairman, in order TO give otherA an opportunity Of
making suggestions or propositions to do tho work.
A CousTRrNAa SwISDLED.-A drover from tsSSS
County, n. Y, yesterday morning fell IN with man
whose appearance was countrfed and iamhas, ssa
who represented himself as engaged IN forwxdiAg
produce The two took stroll together, and - thsy
passed by No. Ils Nassau street coun'ryms number
two met an ACQUAINTANCE who wanted to pay him some
money. and rendered him 800 bal. Not being able
20 change IL he asked the droyer If he could let hun
have as for single minute while he went up s's 70
male ov. the bill. The drever handed out the money.
AID ,bs other two went up stairs. After waiting loas
enough AZ he supposed for them to do the businsss
he began to suspect windle and sent for poacensa
Policeman came, bu, the parties hsd doubtless pssss4
ont of the rear OF the building into TheatcrNley.
cant, man doesn't wish to have his name pablisae<
= !, bis nelghbor.sh hear bow he wss taken u
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