New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21
CITY ITEMS.


4 CoppppupAp TAKEN D0wN.--OGe hears
and secs AZ race-course some things be did not count
upon as was illustrated last Thursday at the great
.arson races Jersey. A huge nan. gstening with
breas,.pr and waich-ehan who was pointed our 10 US
40 the Assistant District attorney OF Jersey
City, who was making himself conspicuous Win io"o
words IN praise Of jeff Davis md Southern gentlemen
as infinitely supcrior in ail tha. dgnhes and adns
above Northern abotiouists when short compactiy
built person stepped up and said' IL seems 10 INC ''
n mar who admircs JEFF Davis so much ought to BE-
yith him ust now when he Is in need Of lis friends
TIE Jersey OEc,al--" Sir wan 10. addressing you
and world odyise you 20 mind ycnr own business
"Tha.'s lust what was doing" replied Capt. -
as il IL tho duty Of every man Ia take up any insult 10
file North by Copperheads and traitors Here are you
with ,cvelry and good clothes holding office in this
Northern STATE abusing it and praisne mp Rebels who
are irving 10 break it down with the other loyal
States
Je,.sy Onc, Holde--" Now, advise You 10 90 along
and not medll, with gentlemen, you'll be sorry"
rne: P-"Ycu miserable blower. just step into the
omen le,l and III eiye You what you deserve. nnd II
Won have any friends your way OF thinking let
them come too The explosives on both sides are
omitted as unnecessary 10 the narsatiyel
]r.,y o. X-"Oh see YOU are oI the 7. X. on the
muscle Idont want anything to do with yori besides
l am older than you"
Capt B-"You dirty. lying sneaking traitor am not
on the muscle. and am ten years older than YOU Bat
cl oose yonr weapons and fight me where and when
Won please You are a coward, and, like all Northern
traitors, have no fglt in you"
Jersey Onieor. IIolGcr takes advantage OF move
\ ~, H. a. lio ri horses
slip, under the stand and disappears.
| ATTEMPT 10 SUPPRESS FREE SPEECH LY THE
DEMOCRATS OF ORANGE NEw-JERsEY. At large
meeting held IN Orange New-Jersey Qhe home Of Cen
Mcclean and Just after the meeting hal been organ
lied md Gen. Farnsvorth lad commenced TO address
tie audience IN nost convincing speech few per
sons pcrisIs fifteen or twenty In NUMBER chiefly Irish
men, commenced 10 cheer Justify for Mcclellan, and. IN
other ways attempted 10 break mp the meeting.
The people bore is patiently for few times ill pa
tenco ceased 10 be virtue" when The rioters were
smmarl, ojecisd'he ringcadcrs being pitched bend
long down stairs. 7Is 10 do.b ldf his Nds en- or
gan,cd attempt from rk0 kd; siHe been 'sa'H'd TO sup
press the meeting, as there are neither military nor
police in the place. Next time the people will be pre-
pared for such Interference. and VIII not bear II so pa
tentiy again. Cen. IsrnswOrth bore the interruption
in a most prasewortby manner and maintained his
self possession and calmness in most excellent way,
and gave the rioters some telling answers which
"brougbt down the house " IN h- fe,o-.
Thiswns a sample Of "d,locrafic" free Speech
risht under the nose Of Gen. Mcclellan Tie people
win Iseoiect it, lie may rest assured.
FUNERAL Op ALDERMAN McMAH0S.-The
funerr ceremonies ~ ID. late James Mcmahon Alder
man Of the With District. were performed ycstofdey
afternoon at St Jamss Roman Catholic Church. AZ
II o'clock procession. headed by the President OF the
Board OF Aldermen formed in front Of the residence
Of tho deceased and the remains were borne to tie
church and placed in the center a.sc near tie altar
Tho interior Of the church draped Ia mourning
solemn high mass was then performed By tie Rev.
james Brennan. pastor resisted By Deacon Otnlahnn.
sub. Deacon OI!ara Of ITanshsuraiion Church. the
Rev r. :. Brady OF ST. Teresa who acted NJ Master
81 Ceremonies TIE Rev Father CnfTan Of ST. Andrews
and the Rev. Dr. Boyce. Aor the mass the Rev. Mr..
Brennan made short address when the 1cInnins were
removed to the tclrse and the cortcge proceeded 10
Calvary Cemetery where tie remains were Inferred.
The inscription on the plate was; james Mcmahon.
Died Sept 4, 1861. Aged 3 years" Among the dis
tinguishcd pcrsonnge present the Hon Fernando
Wood. 4. UaLoy Iisn. esq and Sheriff Kelly.
REMOVING DIgr, ASHES, ETC, FROM THE
CrY-1ho offer oi Henry Hamilton. FOR frclghting
and removal from without, the limits Of the city, u ell
the street dirt osbes garbage. and rubbish collected
within it, has been accepted The contract is Tor three
OF five years ~ may be determined upon hy the CITY
Inspector and Comptroller. His conditions are 20 .akc
ali ilo rubbish non The North River aud I.oosc5o 1T
street dumps ard PAY tte city five cents Per caIJad
and one cen; per caiosl for all the rubbish from t.
remaining dumps
GREAT STEAMBOAT SPEED.-Ihe Albany Itv
Line can boast Of having the test limo II soais n hi
country or any other The Old iHof;e. the DGni,l
Drew las often sustained her c!a.m - .o Psscsssn
81 great speed The scamboat Ch'uacey ibbnsd,
running alternate days, made an Ti'nay pas'
sage las, woo1 establishing lcf position - ono - lie
fastest boats eyc- buiit. o. Ihui liay tee 1la 70
Albany was made .n seven hours ani twenty-five u'n'
uc. dcducng time lost in making seven 'and.ng'. az
iops end forty nisG'es Yer average in deep water
Mas neeafg Joer .-aes 2ec .oHr.
4 rLEToy CLUB.-1hc young men Of this
city have organized ,hc'r'ei,es ir the all camp en-
under Ae name Of tie YONG Mems Ienton ARTILLERY
Corps. Captain John ). Tlli,oG Precedent and John
Amery Secretary. Tie afEi Pared viz be made on
the evening OF he 27in 10 siy the nomination Of lin
cola AID johnson Tor Presd,n. and VIC, President.
Tcufgn aui lv,r.i and Lieutenant.