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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETKG.-A meeting OF the
Republicans Of Villa psburgh was held last night,
under the auspices of the Young Mems Republican Az
ISOLATION at the Eastern District at their headquarters,
No las Grand street. At the time announced for the
Meeting TO commence the crowded TO its ut
most capacity and the Chairman of the Association,
Mr.. A. g. Daley proposed that in consequence OF the
large number unable to obtain admission % the room,
and 10 give all opportunity to hear the speakers
no were present that the meeting adonrn out DOORS
general stampede for the street Immediately fol-
lowed. connections platform had been erected IN
fIcnt of the bu ding on which the speakers and OIL
GERS Of tie Association took tier places and after
some music by the band a resolution was offered IN
wiling Mr.. G. w. Goddard TO act as Chairman.
Mr.. Goddard, in few appropriate remarks, intro
dured Horace Greeley, VINO addressed the meeung
for about three quarters of an hour calling forth
freauept End hearty applause after which The Chair
man stated that the Hon. Joseph HOXle, who had
been announced OF the speakers was prevented
from being present By dispolon tnat lem an had,
however cent letter. which read. The prairie
ropgsers were introduced, and sugg of the cam
paign fougs, which eucored, after wnlch there
were loud calls for Culver ont Mr h. d. Culver, who
WAS ,Npected DID not come, and Demus Strong was
introduced ard received with great app auhe. He
made biiof speetb, which was well received Sing
ing by Glee Club ard two short speeches from
local Sneakers. cJnClnd the evenings exercises.
The menbers of the different Wide Awake Assoca-
tons TO the uuu Der Of 500 600 parddzd through
The principal during the evening" bat did not
until late hour come near the place Of meeting, in
order not To disturb it, until he chief speakers had been
heard II estmaIe led that at least 3OOO persons
present a. the meeting, exclusive Of those who met
with and TO- lowed the Wids-Awakes. The demonstra-
ton was in all respects highly successful The WIDE
Awakea then formed in procession and with cheers
for incoln nud Huuliu ne meeting adjourned.
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SUICIDE.-John De Croupp, a marine, committed
suicide MONDAY night II the Marine Bafrak by tkLg an
oVeTdOte VI aGaalam While lesoyess from Ut Of gtoL Atom
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DESPERATE ASSAULT UPoS WOMAN AND HER
SICK HUsBAsD By A SUFERyIsoR.-EdwardM cGlynn
tie Democratic Supervisor of the Twelfth Ward, was
brougst before Justice Corn~ell yesterday morning.
charged with having commit ed q murderous assault
upon a woman named McDsrmO,t aud her husband
It appeared tat McGlynn keeps butcher shop in the
house adjocing that in which the McDenotts resided
and that ne he alleges, Mrs. McDermOtt went him
on Saturday last and asked him to procure for ner
certificate for adm, sion TO the COuOty Hospital for her
husband who has bsen confined his bed FOR the last
Fix months from rheumatism aud her Child which IL in
a diving CONDITION. tie went there, as he alleges for
q purpose Of speaking about the uatter on Monday,
and having sai something hutful to the feelings of
Mrs. McDermott she threw plate at him, which took
effect upon lis nose, spli.tcg it in trghtfal manner.
On this picked mp chair and beai the woman over
the head with it until he broke it in pieces iDhicng
severe inres, and then turning, struck her hush md
who was lying the bed with it, breaking his arm.
McGlynn is o powerful man, xix feet in hight. The
wounced woman was conveyed to he City Hospital.
Thesccnsed waived examination, and gave bonds to
appear before the Grand Jury.
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BFATING POLIcEMES.-Oflic Walsh Of the Fiji
Precinct Get upon and badly beaten by patty Of rough
Gmnd ttfert Sunday night Wills attempting 30 qusl ii
tuIbalce among them One Of them, named Jas PaIdue
GIIeftcd. Gnd lOCktdup.
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CHURCH RESoyATIoN.-The Second Presbyterian
Church in Clinton street Fulton has been renovated and
Iepard during the recess The have been aud
covered pBs.sf the church lecture built
1Le church viii be pcned the trt Sunday in September
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meeting of the ourneymsn tailors held last even
ing at No. AZ Prince street. The object Of the meet
ing was simply 10 afford an opportunity for those
who desired 10 enroll their names as mem
beIs Of the new Protective Union recently formed.
There are already up9a ard Of 800 upJn the roll
aud many more were added last evening. There were
betw two aud three hundred taiOrs present, who
were earnestly addressed by the Chairman, john @.
Welcb, Mes,rs. Crow, Mclaughlin and others in Fog
Itch, and by Mr.. Jacob IN German Mr.. Crow offered
resolution calling upon the men in the different s0Ops
TO form shop meetings, aud report their condition 20
the Union. lie supported the resolution in an eloquent
and elegant address, setting form facts and fgues 10
show that the trade was never 80 hard worked end
poorly paid as 81 present lie stated III rough cal
culatOn showed there were upward of 20 900 t,lors
was about 50 per week Ine adoption Of the resolu
ton strongly urged by several others, and finally
on being put, was uhaDi Oosly carried.
We gather from the remarks made that while an ad
vance of wages is earnestly desired and absolutely
needed the members OF the Union do not anticipate
making general strike. They argue that the employ
ere are men as well as the employed and that
the iCurDeymen submit TO them their grievances,
man 20 man, they will be met in proper spirit Some
of the mOgt pTOm ent bosses Of the city nave sgned
their willingness 70 accede 70 any reasonable demand
and the jOurDeymeD do not propose 20 make al the
HOSES gu der from general strike on account Of the OBJ
stinacy of few of their number IL Is commended
thar n egeh shop forms meeting OF ts own they can
better govern the useyes than the whole I'm on could
end where they grievances are 700 greai 70 be borne
the Union will sustain them in seeking redress Inc
meeting last night was enthusiastic one, aud the IN
Ieisnce of those present far above that usually
ouhd in an assemblsge Of persons occupying their ta
ion In ife After the enrolment OF large number OF
new names the meeting adjourned " meet again A1
I'll IN the same room.
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FLUID LAMP ExPLosI0H.-A fire broke oui on Sun
day nlsh, in Of tenement houses In North First
fuet d. tsusc1 by the accidental explosion Of fluid lamp
one Of the inmates was badly burned bat other especial
damsge Wes done.
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RECOVERY or SToLES PEoPERTY.-About o clock
Yesterday morning officer Doughey, Of the Fret Precnt dis
covered two dsggiug bag along furman seet aud from
their actions be posed them 10 be thieves The officer hailed
Them when they OFT leyiug the bag which examination
found coAan about go IN peune Subsequent inv t
cation showed that the bag and contents had been stolen from
the store Of Luwtbuter kcyze NOS II and Is Atlantic street
The had been broken open and the pennies Abta ted fon
a bon behind .he counter.
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ESCAPE OF A BURGLAE james Daniels burgi
10 was arrested by the Second Precinct Police Saturd
for being rned In the burglary ia Jay escaped C
Office Henry Elias yesterday afternoon, while btag convey
f. M the City Hell to the Jail Daniels and John McCAr
another burglar hsudcuel together when Daniels sipp
hii hand, uh and McCary attempted 10 make
upon the officer when b. received blow that rendered him
seu e and the officer fearing that II he gave chase orr
s McCarty wodd escape conducted the latter the
ana reported hi l0s McCaiy l. about tweny.dne year,
zee sc tsid O. be- desperate character Dsntls Il nbc
,sveGteeu and refided baxter street, NewYork lie w
dgubtety be captured, a. the Police uTe his track
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To the Republicans OF the Eleventh Ward.

To the Republicans OF the Eleventh Ward.
The undegusa respectfully invite the Republican citizens
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