New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-02

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nsen ed and distributed for the use vi the scholars
"a ,hsr Mr. Geo A. Bell the Superintendent 81
the school, presided and fse esn Rssrs,
~, and M Theodore Titon, formerly their Superln |
tenaept During the month OF August. meeting WIZ
~, ,.I rb,u addresses will be delivered, and pruss
and nrsye- offered Every effort will be nsed 70 make
these meetings interesting and profitable and the mem
hey. az the who remain In town ara cor
disIiv invited to unite IN the exercises with the mem
bers Of the school The first OF these ucetngs next
sabbath morning August ,, will be addressed ny MI
Andrew A. Smith, President Of the Sunday school
Union The meeting of August II will be addressed
By ths Rev. Bishop Fakner Of tho Rochester'avenus
Mission.
MEETING OF THR BOARD OF SUPBRyIsoRs.-
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday ct noon The
election Of Canvasssrs and Inspectors Of Election was
postponed committee. however was appointed TO pre-
sent names 10 the Board for It's action at the next meet
ing On motion of Supervisor Pnrdy it was reso' .,
inquire into the necessity Of building sbcd IA Ipe 49,
Of the County JAIL for the accommodation OF the %
era Referred A communication was receiver noi
Supervisor Purdy setting forth the fact that ne nau
oeived the Assessment Rolls In dispute oets ecu IN d
Tax Commissioners and that he nad paeoa as in
possession of the Controller. The Commltlee Wa
struc,ed to consult with the legal adviser 81 tne
and ascertain what action Is required TO rave IN
written up. No steps were taken IN fe's''"n "
teeTiag.
THR OPEN BOARD OF STOCK BRoEfRs.-l
The first sitngy a. the Open Board OF Stock BroSerr
In their new rooy, took place yesterday at and ,
O'Clock in tie afternoon. There was fair 'Atten9kuoc
OF the uambes Of the Board, and the biddrgs pecnc
at times very animated, to tire equal surprise Snd
amusement o. the public who thronged the ganenes
and euter a,or and who looked with no;tle aste sh
nest to see a number Of gentrmen, mually our most
orderly citizens shouting OF the tor OF their Voices
iadulging In the widest gcfcniatiehc ana 'ae en-
,Hrypa etrafl On
10 threaten a grand fgta. until the magic Aammer
OF the Chair restored order The hsse work
that romans 10 be done 10 complete -, rooms
viii be finished in few days. the Board ~ iourning
from "Wednesday TO Friday for that purpose The
general appearance Of the rooms the green 1phosr!
~ TIM chairs ard the black walnut of the wdinscot and
Vcl,s les against the psintet walls and ceg are very
efes i've though the selection OF the sue, CTS ior the
frosooes s 70 say the hast snsgesG een o oIs
fiern O cornucopia. for which a bull" and bear ,
scrambling The corners contain Mercury, the Oea
ed the Coat of Arms of New-York. Tho casua
observer should not fail to note the emblens, and coll
slider their bearing before specializing.
ASSAULT UPoE THB PoLICB-OTB OF TIE
MOB SHOT DEAp-FIvE RowpIEs ARREsTED.-At Ioi
o'clock on Sunday evening, welknowD rufian nar ed
John Murray entered a lager beer saloon In Tsnth
avenue near street. and in paymeu for
refreshments rendered counterfeit bill, which wa7 re-
fused by the propretors wife when Murray asssalted
the woman with strmbler. inlicting a wound n the
breast Officers Herman and Rim Of the Sixteenth
Precinct at once took the offender into custody, but
while on the way the Station House they were as
saued by gang Of tie friends Of the man. who at
tempted TO rescne him. beating tie officers severely
In the melee Officer Herman had his heud cut and re-
ceiyed other injuries while Officer Warner struck
in the face The officers however by free Of their
locusts and the assistance of other oicers Drought
Murray to the Station Honse. together WIN ference
i Lyocrv Non luz
On the officers return 70 the place, near
Twenty sixth street and Tenth they were again
assaulted by q large mob headed by Michael Crane,
powerful Irish laborcr who knocked the officers down
and beat them. In this ARRAY, which lasted some time
Crane was shot in the back which had the effect OF
stopping further violence on the part Of the mob.
Crane was picked up by the police and taken to the
station. house but died before reaching there. joan
Lswer participant in the affair, was also arrested
Capt. Hedden though suffering from a broken hand
and Sergt Taft, on the spot. and succeeded In
quoting the Infatuated mob who threatened violence TO
every citizen. A number Of Officers recei,ed snght ~
bruises, but the PRISONERS hao ueciaeu! 10 WIFI VI
the affair.
BOARD OF CoUYCILMEy- Board met at
Q O'Clock D. m on Monday the President. James Hayes.
esq., in tie chair MI Eey presented the following; .,
ais ts.s ..gs M for
take effect on the 9Th day Of september neIt AID
under r' ,aid dI.ii /. sScu, 1900 men; and
Whoeas /, IL welkno~n fact that other States and
York thereby e,senins the ch.nee Of securing volun.
teeIs sqieen, to Oh or quota ther,ioIe be y -,
the County Of Newyork be- and they hereby respectfully
requested TO increase the bounty. -
| The preamble and resolution were adopted. Tic
Board concurred in the Aldermania resolution calling
for the appointment Of joint special Committee TO M
Ouire of ms Honor the Mayor the reason he has not
called meeting Of the Board Of Health. The Board
then adjourned TO THURSDAY next, at o'clock p. M.
IsCIpIEyT RIOT AND MURDER IN TENTH
AvEsuE.-At the sixteenth Precinct Police station
Yesterday Coroner Ranney held an inquest upon the
| body 0f Michael Crane, the person who on SUNDAY
evening shot in not at the Intersection OF
Twenty sixth street and Tenth avenue. IL appears
that the time of the shooting gang OF rufans were
reveling in riot and that Officers KEENAN, and Rinn
had arrested the rnglcader ard another fellow, when
| the outlaws made common cause and attacked tie
officers using pistols and stones and at length knock
ing them the pavement; whereupon the officers used
their pistols IN selfdeiense, and Crane was killed and
others were wounded The officers subsequently,
arrested John Murray, Terence McKiorhan. james
LAWYER and John Owens and took them before Justice
Ledwith. Owens against whom no evidence was
offered discharges but the others were committed
each in default OF $500 bail The Jury rendered YER
dict generating Policemen KEENAN, and Kim, and ap-
pauded them for courage In making the foregoing
! arrests.
THIEVES on BOARD STATEN ISLAND BOAT.
On Sunday afternoon gang Of thieves rushed on
board Staten Island ferry boat Gs she touched her
pier In this city, and mixing among the passengers.
began their work. One William Rasson. who bad
stolen from Mr. Frederick TDeberto of No. 6 Blocker
street valuable gold watch which he had transferred
10 tie hands of confederate arrested by Officer
Smith Of the First Precinct and taken before Justice
watch was recovered and returned to him. but the pick
pockets. excepting Rasson escaped.
ACCIDENTALLY TABDBD.-Yesterday after
noon John Carroll Of No. 29s West Twenty seventh
street and Peter ONel Of -, INDUCED IN skylark-