New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

g., .a Iobn Crooen ,sere arrested 'n1sy eyes-
-. fr psuins nale IN South seveuh ';ies, @ MON.
80 They locted up Or The nFh' 1rd $500
- S.,ls.ssd by ,he Jacc being then hr'' oheu'e'
u.ss DrMocRaTlc METIIE6 rs THE 'ni "N
P.py.-Iast evening mass meetlrg o '"o .D,,I,,.1
rscy of the Second Congressional DSui'7 - con,
IN the CITY Hall Park. stand was -, ,.or.
Of the City Hall and quite large se a' 1obr :
pre.ent The meeting was presioe" w. Soc~.,ar;es
m.olov 90 with Vice-Presidents anu '',i'''l'eo
u, n the District. Tie meeting was
a ,,orv enthusiastic, and speeches were maze
:, n.w,, Col. IIickOx, W'lham brown the
~ - Tavlor and others. Resolutions were
"'" =. ,.,,,.,t Of the Administration and IN favor
:, ,fe Hon. Georee Taylor, as the Democratic cendi-
s.,s for Congress of the Second District.
A.ernpLr NoMIsA1Io.s.-The Bradley Democracy
Of the vtb District, have nominated William l. MiiH
fur the Assembly.
Tpr CouyrY FARM.--The Board Of SUPERVISOR VIII
witt the County Farm Wednesday 70 examine the
locality selected for the proposed smallpox hosp''.
The farm now embraces some ~ acres oi groun' anu
the intention IL TO purchase 10 acres more s'omng'
By thus enlargng the farm, the Objectionable bud-
ipes can be erected at good distance from nelghbor-
ibg property.
Tpr CEMETERY OF The EyFRGREEss.-An election
for three out Of seven Directors OF tins Company was
hold Yesterday end resulted in the choice of David
svpe John Hooke and Thomas Palmer, by about one
hundred majority. There has been considerable Etgs-
ton lately between several Of the ot-Owners end the
Trustees and the bad feeling engendered entered ih'o
the election which resulted in favor Of the trustees
The names Of the retr Dg gentlemen are Koo'. IT,
Tbnrsby. Turns H. Duryea and Orson III. smith. Inc
Controllers report shows tina. the Cemetery grounds
contain 207 Js-lO0 acres, and the receipt Tor iots,
9,ayes &C. has been s23 Oj 7ii the expenditure for
labor &c. the same
DEATH FROM HYDnorHoBA.--A boy named Pat
rick Madden, aged about II years, died at the resi-
Sence Of his mother in Hamilton avenue ON Sunday
afternoon of hydrophoba. He had been bitten by
dog about six weeks ago being engaged the time in
driving hogs through the street. Several hogs and
dogs were also bitten, but they were promptly killed.
The boy was taken to the Long Island College Hospi-
hal and the wound healed up. lie went home two
weeks since and remained in good health until Thurs
day, when he complained of illness. He continued to
grow worse until Friday night, when the fearful
maady manifested itself. He had to be tied down to
Keep him on the bed. He was relieved Of his suffer-
ings about o'clock on Sunday.
Coxnos CoUScu-The Board met last evening
President Kabhieseh in the chair, and quorum pres
ent.
A communication presented from the Mayor,
presenting claim of ID. p Barnard, counsel for JAS.
Hart, who has procured Judgment against the city
For 81 sos 81 II referred TO the Law Committee.
The Committee on Sewers reported at length, ap
pending the following resolution:
That The Counselor the Board be, and he is hereby
Il: opinion Se act T. sppoinns the sewer
10 s G % osTsa and ae Gns I s .5 I
drains already established to the Sewer Commissioners
The report adopted, and ordered printed.
resolution appropriating $500 for the Board of
Health to be expended under direction Of the Mayor
was adopted.
Resolution adopted requesting the counselor to
furnish detailed statement of all suits at law pending
against the Corporation; that sthe City Treasurer
report the amounts deposited in each bank and the
Of the bank also requesting the Water Commits
soners to report the why they have made the
change in the hydrants, having made them OF wood |
instead of iron as per contract.
After some further business, the Board adjourned.
fire broke out in an anoccupied row of ur-story
brick buildings in Hamilton street berween Park and
Myrtle avenues, yesterday morning. The fire Ind boon
esignedy kinded in closet, and spread between the
partitions. The flames We're, however, soon sup !
pressed. The owner is Isaac {. Kendall. Loss 800
PoIsovED BY STRsMoNIuM.--Four children, be- |
Cumberland street Orphan Asylum poison
by Getting seed stink weeo growing about tha
Medical aid rendered and there
prospects that the children will recover
DFsrRTIOS AND DEATH.-An infant, apparently
hours old, left the stoop OF Louise m 'nty
Sundsy night Being but slightly covered was De
the cold and died alter being taken 10 IHe
TbId Precinct Station House.