New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

A DIRTY OUTRAGE-As one Of the Union
Company boats the FULTON Ferry LEFT the Brooklyn
side last night about y O'clock began 10 sweep
the ladies' cabin, raising binding dust and driving
thirty or forty women and children out upon TIE deck
10 get breath and their clothes from ruin Some
men reconstructed bit the sweeper kept on, offering
| apology aud refusing TO open window The
only reason We could set was that Che mans orders
we're 10 sweep before be cf work, and this was his
last trip We presume such act Will be rcpndated
| and hereafter prevented by the company. From the
temper Of the passengers this occasion. We should
lgdee tia repetition Of tie outrage would subject the
perpet1a,or 10 unpleasant discipline.
REcRUIrIsG AND ESROLLMEST.-The busl-
ness Of recruiting Supervisor Blunts heaiquarcrs
appear. 10 be Oh the rapid increase snce election da.
Thirty four men were enlisted yesterday and tao en-
sments row average between thirty and biy per DAY!
with prospect OF reaching It'll higher figure IL Is
the opinion % tie authorities that under the impetus
II a coll for more mer-shonld such coll lie made
the number OF enlstments would be speedily increased
Gay an average OF one hundred per day.
The onstmonis are uniformly divided about equally
between substitutes and volunteers, with one OF the
other occasionally in slgh; excess. The public have
more than once been apprsed OF the importance OF pro
curing substitutes at the present time, when they con
bc procured at a comparatively low rate instead OF
waiting for another call for men, when the prioe VIII
Undoubtedly be fur Eve times much es 1t IS at
present But the advice loses nothing b! repetition.
and IL Is 10 be hoped that citizens VIII more genefl
avail themselves OF the opportunity whicA uey 10"
Lave. , IN, a
dlt,ons being made to the already large 'oIce {" cop!
lists Two foQrs Of The eommodioas buhling' Nos u
ana - Dunnc.st low ~ use, completely OccupeA
b. writing tables. and presenting 0u'y so.Lo "'ch
all the employ ~ are At work on the ro..s Az ~ aso
Intended 10 use two more Of the apartments. go mat
when the force is employed four foors-the hih
first basement and sub baheinen'-wiu be ocouped IN
the work II is o-ti ated that the eurolment VIII DO
completed in sixty da,s from the inception Of tho WORK
say before the Let OF February.
FATAL RESULT OF A STREET FIGHT BETWEEN
Do,sO Tuesday afternoon last two parties OF boys.
Known as tho Macs and the Mnutes," met at the
corner o. Forty .second.st and Eeyentlsvenue, and
indulsed il q street SIGHT. Stones and other missile.
were freely used In TIL melee Patrick Donnei aged
! II wears. was stuck by stone and knocked down.
jumping np be fred three shots NJ the opposite party.
u diem taking effect in the left breast u Edward
Watson ag%d ssa o IL wa. te 70 bar zoe s on s
way The inquest in the case WIS closed yesterday.
and ihe uiy rendered verdict In accordance with the
facts. Mcdonnell rs stul at large.
DohkD Or tOSHtILhLN. b'"'o Hi'N w
o'clock D. m on Friday. blrsusnt 10 adjournment,
the President James Hayes. eei.. in tie chair. The
session wcs very short and the only noticeable paper
was resolution 10 donate the Of s. 900 20 the ST
Xaviers Society. The paper was lnis over. A recess
YVES then taken 10 o'ccc.. p. IN.
/ The Board reassembled at o'clock p. NJ. Tho reso
luton from tho Aldermen. presoDt"d at tho meeting
hi. afternoon 10 donate TO the 81 Xayiess Society
g. 600 called up. =,
After soIe debate the resolution was concurred IN
t.at-I. iuaY Aan Nj
ss or coaches furnished the different committees OF
the Board Of C"uncilieL.
Referred 10 the Committee on National Affairs
By re, oiution the Board donated ~ 40 to the New
York Ophthamio Hospital resolution wa adop Ell 10
procure set Of coi0rs for tie l!th Regiment n T.
Volunteers al . cost not 10 exceed $50
The Adermen's resolutions giving certain persons
named thc rein permission 20 lay rarVad tracks throa'
different streets 81 the city. came NJ for action l1e
proyiou question being called. debate was eStend d.
and the Board corcurrei with the Aldermen, by aNoe
of IL in the affirmative TO ~ tho negative.
Adjourned 10 Monday afternoon neat.
FATALLY ISJURED.-An inquest was yestcr-
day held by Coroner Collin at No 2i5 Ea.t Nineteenth.
At. on tho body Of Timothy Soanlon. who died on
Wednesday night last. The deceased worked In the
machine shop of t. L. Goddard corner OF Twenty.
second.st and Second.avc., and the morning pre-
ceding the evening or which he died sky!arklng
with q fellow workman named Adam Potts. Small
pieces Of thrown ny both INT In perfect good
tumor Finally Potts threw Jpu collar at Scsnion.
stri ing hin, in the head lie mato bo complaint II
the tive, but nbou. hour subsequently, was taken
sick went home. and died III TIE evening. Po',s wbo
he'd been arrested after the assault was heid u
await the action OF the Coroper Ile Jury rendrNu
In. follow ing verdict That the deceased came t. ms
dc ath from compre sson Of the brain, caused py phs
struck on the bead Jy iron collar thrown py AnHh
Potts but whether II throHn winiiy or nor W. are
unable TO say On the rendition oil tLis 'cruct me
Coroner he'd the prisoner to bail in the sum OF Sl"1
aged II yearS and native OF Ireland ious Is IA.
tiye of Germany aged II years ana resides az No. lie
F.s, Tbirtytlr,s st He asserts in tho most positive
mauuer hs, be did not intend 20 ,Dufc tho deceased
YoryG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The New.York Young Mems Christinn Association,
otey occupying part OF tho Bible House. opened their
nov rooms tho second floor Of No. l6l Fifthave.,
last evening The rooms are 60 feet long by 80 feet;
arc very lofty. handsomely furnished and brilliantly
lighted. They contain library Of three thousand vol
umes and tho daily and weekly newspapers Ill be kept
Oh file thero IL Is tho purpose 6f tie Association 70
keep the rooms open daily nom a. III. until ~ D. M.
that the books papers can be read by any persons
calling between those honrs. a Tree lecture WIZ DE
given in them every other Wednesday during the win
Ter The objects OF the Association stated IN their
twelfth annual report are 10 aid the spread OF Chris
anity; % care for the sick TO provide the army and
navy with good reading matter and 10 draw young men
away from the vices aud dcbauchery that prevail this
cI,y Another part ofits work IN u find and
nable boarding houses for stranger youths coming 10
this city with recommendations. IL numbers nearly
thousand members, many Of them well known through
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