New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

bne of the Broadway Railroad, between johnson
street and Flushing avenue, ID. Owing to the
.ps5mp; Interference Of the police under Serseans
Doughty Of the Fifth and Jacobs the Sixth Precinct
the disturbance was queled before any serious con-
seauences ensued.
TIE contract for building the road was given 70
Mr. Tshnadge the son Of the President, who engaged
Mr.. O'Brien TO perform part OF the WORK. ioe
work was done by Mr. O'Bren, when 5000 was re-
served by Mr. Talnadge, until the Building Com
mittee Of Board of Directors had examined the road
and certified that il had been built according to the
contract. This Committee ascertained that the
bridge this part Of the road were lad two
inches too high, and so reported 1t. Mr. Talmadge
then refused TO pay Mr.. Brien the 5000 reserved,
nn,i he remeded the difficulty. Mr.. O'Brien, yes
terday morning, took gang Of men and Set to work
tearing up the stone fsggiDgs on the cross walk,
leaving the stone ON the tracks TO stop the pas
sage Of the cars. The employees Of the rosd, at
tempted to the distinctions, so that the cars
could pass, when they were prevented BY the en-
ployees Of O'Brien. Mr.. Talmadge the President,
and Mr. IvaIs the Superintendent of the road, sent
for the police, who arrested Mr. OBnen and some
dozen Of the men, when they were held TO bail to
await examination. The road was then cleared and
the cars renewed their trips. Some two hundred
passengers were delayed by this disturbance and
compelled to take other means Of conveyance to reach
the city.
Mr.. OBrien states that he was ..o6ut TO relay the
flags according to contract an did not intend to OBJ
struct the road.
ASsIvERsARY or THE BROoKLYS SABBATH
ScHoQis-The Thrtieth Anniversary Of the Brooklyn
Sabbatb.Scho0is western District was celebrated
yestervay by exercises in the different churches desig-
mated, and professions composed of the Sunday
Schools attached the various Protestant denOmna-
tions. The day fine, aud the turnout was larger
than ON any occasion heretofore. The number of
chdreg with their teachers is varlou-y estimated az
FROM IS 600 TO 1000. They divided into three
divisions, denomnated Middle, Eastern aud Southern
Divisions.
The Middle Division assembled at the churches desig-
nrsed, follows:
PyRsua church under the direction Of ps Nj, smith
sAndsTfee, hiehod De.hsi s''eo. my r, or
sHrpry street, Third fresbyerian First Baptist (recnpop
s least sooo The banners Of the different schools
fully srsnsd on the platform IN the rear Of the pulpit ana To-
Serxs, ~er. Commenced with prayer Rev Mr. Hag
spy Elowed by singing and al by VIM E. Dodge
81 NewYoI Dodge Impressed upon the children the
'- Mr. snh,h and Mr. Moses + Ode made few remarks
and proceed closed with the The Happy Band
'''N''' Here again with JOY and sadne.s
Offer we our hymns of praise
Exercises similar character held in all the churches
Aer these proeeedne the SchoOs joined IN procession
Firn Reformed Dutch Church, under direction Of f. H.
Thorne-Fint Reformed Dutch East Warren Mission Fr,t
Frs, Presbyterian enry street, under care of T.
sbrmed-Pymouth Elm-pl,ce Consr sltional Centenary
Reformed batch ChuI The hish under direction Of a.
AiAsion Myrtle Mission, Washinstoneet Methodist
C,r Bsp,is Church under direction r F. Whiting j-
York Methodist Boerum street Mission Moravian Bdse
CsufeS Of IN. Pilgrims dir, cion of Thomas DOUGLASS.
Pilgrims Warren Mission Navy street Mission, German
Eysnsercal St Paufs tccloed). .
second Presbyterian Church under direction Of A. D. Ma
thews-Sec Presbyterian ST. AIMS Episcopal Nos aud
Central Ps.Sye,ian Church under direction Of II . Bah
Mission, SLOAN PTesbyt 'riaa lc9loredl -, u,
Primitive Methodist Atan,ic Mison Covenanters, Reformed
PnsbytsIian CsritonsSenas Methodisi. 49,, .,.. D. 4.
nc where they and the schools proceeded TO
the churches where ample supply Of refreshments was pro-
Depot Band stationed the Of
soathr. D.,n formed on Clinton street .,oGh OF At
ksvyYsd Rand stationed the corner Of Atlantic and
Cnton and played number OF appropriate airs The schools OF
South sesaon.l Church under direction Of John Gait
North Reformed Dutch 0owsnus, Greenwood Baptist tGo-
Midai. Reformed Dutch Church. under direction Of F. A.
M.thew.-Mde R.frmed DGtch South Presbyterian First
place Methodist Heddins Methodist
Presbyterian Church under direction Of A. L. Van
% sSan' ''ee' "e'h' '0u'n
stons place BaE, Church, under direction OF A. T. Bald
wins place Baptist Strong place Baptist Mission Christ
The Eastern Division formed Clinton avenue having pre-
yiousy assembled the Churches designated as follows
SlSieh undsI direction % 0
xwsaouAl; Orphan Asylum; Centa Congregational Aaatic-
styee. Baptist; Mount Prospect Mission.
North Reformed Dutch Church under care Of w WssrE
Presbyterian VsndeIbiliAvesue Mission East Brooklyn Ms
Hsn.oursce Methodist Church under care OF r. H. Corn
wei-Hsn-on-Tasee Methodist, sumuerheld Methodist;
Bedford. Baptist Church, under of W. H. Law
rcnoe-East Brooklyn Baptist Eas; Reformed Dutch; Glove
road Mission franktoaVenn fre'hNteAn Bedford 'onsre
xatons wye,h Mission The Brooklyn Band performed for
The be. Of order kept by Police slong the different
ROUTES ever, thing connected with the celebration passed oh
In %. satisfactory Tie children dressed
their bs spFsad happy as could BE- while their Ssaeh
crren BY several thousands than on any similar
Middle Division passing the Of Joaen,Ou
Caton the boys Of the Second street >choO ooserv
horse stisehed gh. in Ren-eu street became
fsh,snvd and throwing an elderly gentlemen upon
bound the wounds and placed him IN ihe wagon Hiudres
In the evening assembled the
Frs Rermea Dutch Church in yosuon street where sd
ar,sss werr made by Rev A. H. Birmingham the Rev
A. Carpenter The report proceedings resd
Board o Manager. ts the ensuing elected.
ATTEMPT AT SrIclDE.-Mary Mccain, a domestic
resding with Mr.. Lyons ThrdsErct' Messeroe
reenpon attempted commit sucde Yesterday noTuue by
serd until ,me two hours ser DR. Davis succeeded
in removing drug from her stomach but II hae produced
widow with Que child and having hsd difficulty her
relatives supposed that this has been The cause o her areHt
u sefdcstrueiion
BuReLARY.-The house of j. A. Johnson at Mas
pssh was robbed Moadsy night q -" In money AID several
Psi~Ts fvslGe
hJURED ~ A FIGHr.--Jsmes Sheridan got into q
fight Monday with companions in Third sven1e ana
Vas severely beaten that found necessary TO take h