New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02


Brooklvn Republicans can add much the efsc. of thu
p,oce,sion at eight expense on the line Of mac', TO-
niObt If thew viii turn on the gas from basement TO
attic as the procession posses. II was tried IN the
Ninth Ward, Nsw-York, the other night, with fine
effect.
The South Brooklyn Campaign Club are holding
ouspg mass meetings THEIR Wigwam every night.
uv1os Torch. LIGHT PRocEssIoS.-The Union men
of the City Of Brooklyn turned out to the number Of
300 last night with bands of music torches banners,
aud transpsrenciss This the rst general tdrnont
during the campaign. The streets along the rout' and
in Il peiehborhcod of the City Hall were crowded
with spectators from an early hour in the evening"
The different Clubs ard Associations assembled at their
epre tive headquarters aud marched to East Beooklyo
where the line wsa formed, the right restog on DE
Kslb avenue. Edmund Diiggs, esq was Graud Ma
shal, and was assisted b, numerous aids. 1t was
nearly o clock before the colomD commenced moving
do sn De Ka'b avenue The route tIaversed was
through the principal streets.
The Minute Men were neatly uniformed in capes
and caps. Others wore red shirts; some hi kory
Shirts some white woolen shirts, with blue facinesi
while others their ordinary clothes About one
half carried torches. The most noticeable features were
boat, contaipicg portion of the Bay Ridge delega-
ton; the model Of steamboat on Wheels which
head,d the Greenpoint Club and boat on truck.
belonging TO another Eastern District Association.
The taDpers were numerous, but the most promioeat
were The same as those carried ia the NewYork Union
torchght procession. The large transparences at the
different Democratic headquarters along The route were
illuminated also the transparency of the Uuion
Club in Fulton avenue. The procession was much
:. beaJ hal
the City Hall at 900 o'clock, and the last detachment
had parsed in Is minutes, There were 300 persons,
all told, in the line as passed the Hall.
THE INJUScTIos ON THE CRY RAILROAD VAct-
The Injunction obtain by tue Central Railroad
Company sgal at the City Railroad Company, resran~
ing II EN- from running on the Furmanstrest aud
Classon-avenue routes was vacatei yesterday morn
ing, by Judge Gould of Albany, who bal granted the
order on the previous Saturday The order was served
on Wednesday, and the cars the above
routes were stopped. Yesterday, however
they were again put in operation, aud
travel over the Casson-avenue route was resumed
with usual regularity. The act of the Central Com
papy in stopping communication by Iailread, bot "een
the CT Hall and the Eastern District of klyn
by this injunction, and thus mcst seriously incom-
modng very large portion Of the muuniy, is very
de Hdedly condemned. Ihe companies enonlu Dear 10
mind that the war is between themselves, where IL
should be confined till the courts decide between them
NATJRAIIzATIoN.-The total number Of persons
naturazed in the Brooklyn City Court during the past
month was about $780, Of these, 600 on tickets
from the Democratic Naturalization Committee, and
5si from the County Republican Committee.
DESPERATE SrABBIYG AFFRAY-Two MES SLIGHT
looking arrested his house the Glove Ioat
Frenchs Ho:e wednesday night by Officers Morn
Evans of the Fourth and Conner Of the Ninth Precinct
The charge of sabbug three mep named Seth Irish Wm
Gsdwood and another. name not sscertaned The latte
passed Gioy In wagon, ther wsy TO the city, One
them (Gadwoodl had occasion to get out Goy made
insulting language and ordered him back into the Ons
word brought ancher aud Goy chaged struck at the
other with knife, and inflicted wound II the
Irish jumped OFT and went to the aid Of Gladwood when h.
stabbed in be side and at disabled The last then
attended CT Toy and he too stabbed In the breast but the
itmy ooy slight The who had sustained the lest In
lifted Irish into the end drove oil. Coming down
Fulton avenue they Officer Evans ard ,eaed the q u.
This officer In company with Officer Conner imme
dAey proceeded to the residence Of the accused and alters
desperate struggle, succeeded IN cspiuiss him Pc
Justice MorehoUse Yesterday committed
that fatal result 10 feared
AN USToRrUHATE SOLDIER.-Mr. John Boder eX-
pecd yesterday target excursion with the Goodwin
Quad and qualify himself 10 wio the first prize he went
pIectfe While firing away the trunk of tree Of his
b1t took contrary direction and went thI ugh the window n
Of house occupied by Mr. Psge This missshot lie
the Of Mr. Boiler and instead Of his
panons in TO East he taken before Justice
Walters, and fined s5for violating city ordinance.