New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08


branches Of the service the opportunity Is afforded
branch headquarters Of the Committee has been opened
IN Tammany Hall, which viii act haimoniously with
the Hancock Recruiting Committee in enlisng. 1t is
subject Of rejoicing at the extremely large number Of
strong and hardy menfar superior to those that have
been previously recruited-who entered the service
yesterday.
SUBSTITUTES. - Capt. Maniere, Provost
Marshal of the With District has enlisted ITO
substitutes for private parties within the last 30 days
THE GREAT IRoy-CLAD RAM DUSDERBBRG.
Work has ceased on the gsat ironclad ram Dunder-
berg. building by Mr. WebSf this city for the Govern
ment Of the United States. The ship is ready for
launching and has been for some time. Tho causc
for the dead lock in her progress is the inability of tie
contractors for her machinery to have the shaft and
propeller ready in time.
The CALL FOR STATE MILITIA.-About 26
general officers and eommandanis Of regiments Of the
LIST Division n. Y. S. y. G. assembled at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning in response to Gen. Sand
fords order at bis headquarters No Tryon row, to
consderhe call Of the President for 600 militia from
the State for 100 days. The meeting was private and
the proceedings win not be made public until today
NINETEENTH WARD DELEGATEs.-At meet
ing Of the Consolidated Union organizations Of the
Nineteenth Ward, held on Wednesday evening, in
Third avenue near Fifty eighth street the following
gentlemen were elected delegates 10 the Central Com
mtee: John W. II. Van Ripper Albert Bogert, Charles
McCarty VIM b. Rockwell, Thos. J. Marshall John
nj "a "
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFB.-Early yesterday
morning Mrs Mary Ceery left her apartments on tho
fourth floor of No. 35 Ninth street leaving behind her
three children. During her absence, the children
played with the fire in the stove, and the return Of
the mother a few minutes afterward. she found the
apartment in a blaze. The flames soon subdued,
but not before Mary e. little daughter aged three
years was SO terribly burned that she died soon after
The other childrnn were sliohilv burned. Coroner
widey subsequently held an inquest on the remains
and verdict in accordance with the facts rendered
The building. which belonged to Mr.. W. c. Talmadge,
was damaged to the amount Of slOO The furniture Of
Mrs Ceery was also somewhat damaged.
A TRUNK CONTAINING SIS, 0G0 STOLEN FROM
STEAMsnIP.-On Wednesday last Mr.. j. W. Gleason
arrived hero in this city from Havana in the steamer
Ocean Queen. Handing his checks TO o hackman
named David johnson lie requested him 10 go on
board and get two trunks belonging TO him, ard take
them TO the Dupont House, corner Of Laight and ud
son streets The checks were presented, and one Of
the trunks taken by the hackman to the upper deck of
the steamer. While about procuring the other trunk,
the one first removed was taken by some person who
made of with It. This trunk Mr.. Gleason alleges con-
tanned sl50oO in gold and Government securities.
Officer Hanifer Of the Twentysixth Precinct suisse
quenty received information that Lawrence Moran
Irish aborsf aged 80 years, was the thief. lie was
arrested and finally confessed that although he did not
steal the trunk, he knew where IT was, and directed
the officer TO house in Washington street. where the
trunk was found under bed. II taken to the
Twenty-sixth Precinct Station House, and search
made for Mr. Gleason but he had !lef his hotel and
could not be found 1t is believed that the trunk still
contains the valuables.
A MAMMOTH Notwithstanding
the imaginable Of the war and the heavy drain upon the
resources Of the country the irrepressi5e spirit Of
business enterprise Of the universal Yankee nation still
marches onward. The Continental Screw Company
recently organized in this city have commenced the
erection Of building for manufacturing purposes TO
cost 100000 1t is 10 be built OF stone and brick three
CITY, bounded by Washington, Harsimus Warren and
Bay streets with two main fronts. Washington.
the other on Barimns street from designs furnished
by Charles Mo3n. architect. 1t win Be erected
under his superintendent and willie 1t VIII contain
many new features to expedite business and economic
labor yet great has been paid 10 the sody Of the
structure The mason work viii be executed by Keeney
Holiday Of Jersey City, and the carpenter work by
Elisha Sniatn Of New York The building viii be fur
nshed with four engines each Of 80 power. built
by Hews Phillips OF Newark This Company was
organized TO use the machine invented by II. A. Har
vey son of Gen. Harvey inventor Of the machine so
long used BY the American and Eagle Company Of
Providence Charles Bliyen OF the welknown hard
ware firm OF Bliven Meade, is President and the
capital is 100000 Edward Z. Quinby has been
selected as Engineer Of the works
A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY RoBBED.-On the
night Of the 4h inst the Photographic establishment Of
Messrs j. Carney & Sons No. 7g7 Broadway.
entered BY thieves who stole massive silver pitcher,
valued at $500 presented to the firm eleven years since
by Mr.. E. Anthony two large gold medals seven silver
medals aud bronze medals altogether worth 81 COO
One Of the medals was presented to the firm by the
American Institute and the other received at the
Paris Exposition. Charles Goodwater. one Of the
porters was arrested suspicion. and searching
bis residence a quantity Of silver paper chloride Of
silver and other Photographic materials ysacd at s
we're fonBd sAAsstsd in his bed These he finally cob