New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-24

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.ocona ona northumberland ghteenhs rees, having
bssn nlaeed there with view TO S,truct the tran'
hcb wa, expected TO arrive at o'clock. Informs
zion was sent 70 Police Heado arers and orders were
,otyrea for the police Of ae Twentythrd Precinct 70
o ,s,os static 10 along the line until the tram
should arrive. BY. for the timely discovery ny 'no
liz the results of this foul play might have been
sadly disastrous. 1t is only one week SINCE eieePei
lo.a1 ocross the track Of the same road at One
b,nJre andp;pth street, evidently for the same pur'
pose.
Pprr LrBRAnY.-The attention Of apprentices r'
invited to the Apprentices Library No, 40 Broadway
This institution ia well supplied with newspapers
reviews magazines, pictorials, and with convenient
tables and seats for readers. considerable number
of new works have also been recently purchased IL
is required to be open from to O'Clock p M but IS
generally open in the forenoon, also. All persons ent
ployed as apprentices by mechanics tradesnen and
all females employed by thtm in their business, on
presenting proper certificate, may have the privileges
Of the library without charge; iourneymen mechanics
or tradesHen teachers or pupils in schools or acade-
mics, young men in the Offices of lawyers, physicians
and arsts on the presentation Of proper certificate
and the payment Of 81 a year. The admission oil
Semaes TO the privileges of this institution, though not
new feature has not before been publicly announced
They are now invited 10 avail themselves OF the oppor
tuniuy thus offered useully and pleasantly to employ
their leisure.
CusroH.HousL AFrAIRs-The following appoint
ments and removals are said to have been made in the
Custom House last week
wesherDenpis Mecsy re%ovsd W Y
Wetnorc vice w seebach John r. Amss vice sO
1Sy III e IsoTGH yss t'qs FLANAGAN
& Clifford mice Vice vs g BboS "e
Eey vice samuel FIOst William Flak vice Henry Seller
wee Thomss Fitzgerald Levi, james Woe Henry HarngtCu
ChaIle. H. Rogers vice Michael NesTy Richard O@s6y vice
Crawford vie Patrick Fox.
The bark Lamplghter was seized on Saturday morn
ing One-eghth Of the vessel is owned in Charleston,
| s. c., and one-sixteenth iB Savannah, Ga.
| Tar MCMsNUs 0BsEQUrEs.-The remains Of Terence
Belew McManus, the Irish patriot and exile, now
lying in the receiving tomb Of Calvary Cemetery, will
be brought 70 this city on the 4h Of October, and be
taken to Ireland by the steamer City Of New-York.
The funeral procession will form on Twenty-third
street where the remains will be received. The hearse
will be preceded by the 18th Regiment, the Phenix
Brigade and any other military organizations which
may be willing 70 ion and followed first by thirtywo
oarpers one from each Of the tbitytwo counties OF
Ireland next by the invited guests and the Irish civic
societies, and finally by citizens generally.
BOARD OF CoUNCIINEY.-The Board met, last even.
ing the President Morgan Jones, esq in the Chair,
and a full attendance Of members
Petitions were referred-of Charles Hazlet for
donation of $50 graduate Of the Institution for the
Ri nd; of Five Points House Of Industry for donation
of So 600 because of private contributions failing in
consequence Of the war; Of the Hudson River Rail-
road Company against compelling them TO stop the
of their dummy engine.
Resolutions were acknowledgements Of sorrow in
the deeease of jones Guek exRegiser OF the county
and ex Chief Of the City Fire Department; and direct
jig the Croton Department TO have the public drink
ing hydraDts repaired forthwith.
Communications were received from the Controller
showing balance Of 1903 SlS 80 in the City Treasury,
Sept 81; also, showing that during the past months
of this year. the Eighth road received $2il 6l3
81, and the Sixth avenue road $500 $50 AZ.
The following was received from the Mayor:
MAroK's oTUcK, NEw-YORK, Sept g. le6l
To me Hon. The Common Council;
GENTLgxES: have received letter from Capt. John
Vickers the Alexandria Va stating that the
flags presented by the city regiment Fire
in his awaiting the Instructions Of the donors
the ags and their ultimate restoration their gallant though
unfortunate recipients FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
PRoyosT MARsHATs oTEIoB, ALEXANDRA, Va
MAYOR wooDSy In sesrch IN the suburbs this city
day found In pile Of rubbish the flags presented by the City
ofswYok Fire Zouayes and considering them pub
property retained them in my posession Ewsit
instructions from the donors 20 the disposition 10 be made Of
them
Awaiting reply, am mos respectfully your humble
servant, JOHN kICkERS,
Capt nth Reg't, ~ Y. ". Provost Marshal
The Clerk Of the Common Council directed 20
reQuest the Provost Marshal Of Alexandra 10 send the
stand OF colors to this city.
Adjourned TO Monday.