New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

| CLOTHES POR Poor CHILDRES.-At the ap
proacb OF Winter and cold weather again we venture
TO appeal to your readers for supplies Of clothing for
the poor children Of New.YoIk They come TO our
schools and lodging houses bareooed and shivcring
In rags. ana we have nothing 10 Sfrs than. We can
hardly cothe the large parties of needy boys aud girls
We are sending to the West every three weeks viii
not families who vel of send their old clothes
And cannot ladies in towns and villages form little
societies to for the unfortunate little children Of this
ciU Any packages will be sent after in the city and
will be gratefully received AT No. IL Clinton Hall
Astor place, Chldrens' Aid Society. j. Macy. As
sstant Secretary.
| ATTEMPT TO BURN A GRoCERY-ARREST OF
THE ALLEGED PERPETRAroE-SteIlen II. alias Eeu
ben Brown was Saturday arrested by Oicer Hunt Of
| the Sixth Precinct the complaint Of Herman Schlor
ling proprietor of grocery at No. Ezibeh.si who
charges him with setting fire 10 bis place During the
Investigation yesterday by Fire Mafahal Baker, before
Jrstice Bowling. the complainant stated that on Satur
day the accused went into small room adjoining the
grocery, used by him siore.room in which stood
barrel containing ~ gallons OF kerosene. He in
this abont ive minutes. and, leaving. asked
Young man named Edward Grace 10 accompany him to
the front door. While engaged in conversation smoke
| was discovered issuing from the back room. Mr. ).
hurried In and found the barrel Of kerosene on fire The
barrel had been turned and the oil II from the
barrel caught fire and spread over the foor The bar
rel seized By Mr. ;. and thrown intothc street he
burning his hands severely IN doing The flames.
which had communicated with the adjacent woodwork,
were soon e1tingushed. The upper part OF the build
signed for the commission Of tie act The case Is stl
under Investigation.
ARREST or PIcKPOcKETs.-Whil Mr.. Robert
Parker on Friday night was engaged IN assisting his
family into a stage in front Of Nibos Theaicr, Thom
Stalk improved the opportunity TO steel hom hlm MS
wallet containing s.i The thei was pursued ana ana
Precinct. and Saturday committed by Justice
Dowling. None OF the missing money was ioaAa ON
hm.----O on Saturday night. while Mr. Joseph a. Con
dit of Orange. N. j., accompanied by hi" dnnghter'
white leaving one Of the city car. s ss Zoo, o.
In bills and like amount In checks Mrs Condt nav
ng observed suspicious actions on Zoe pt OF y"uh
man standing near. he was taken into orsiody. ana
proved 70 be jimmy Dolan. wcllknown thief hnd
piokpocke, None OF the stolen money was i'und on
him, he having probably passed II to ooniedefae'
Yesterday he was committed b, justice Do""ns'
ARRESTED FOR GAMBLING. .--On Sunday NOM
ING a section of the Fifteenth Precinct Police made
descent upon the gambling eftahl4hmert 40 'o'
Bro,dway and arrested James W. Buckley one Of the
employ6. whom they found engaged ~ dealhg
Robert Wilson of the Metropolitan Hotel John }lor
and Michael McGuIe Of Sweeney Hotel Henry New
ton OF the La Farge House, George stray Of me ~
Denis Hotel. Henry Masterson Of my y-aclenlh 81
near Third.avc and james smith OF No l1 MINI IL;
all of whom were PLAYING AT " faro 1hey were All
aken 10 the Station lIouse and subsequently, before
Justice Lodwth Bucky was held to bail 10 the suil
OF 900 and tie Others fined 81 each ter when t1o!
we're discharged
FoRGgp Az ORpER-On Saturday afternoon
Max Frelander rendered an order FOR j. par o. eau
skin boots valued at $40 at the store oi J"ih = pni
4 Co az No 20 COuriHnd 4. The order Inrpoftfdt 70
have been signed by Mr.. H. kcsnCr oi No. lbi fuiioh
a. Hrookyn aud a. be j. customer Oi the hIh W.
honored the order. Frelanders aeiiDns on hh'lns
seefued 10 one Of the member Oi the hh 10 De Iht
suspicous and be was followed. ~ the corner "i u
ton and Goldsts.. Ffeander delivered tIe Do''s 10
Adolphus Beeber. roth we're a1Feaeu' ahu J. " "a .D
eoou1oty ascertained that the order wa I9fftr!'
Yesterday the prisoners we're eomAittod " 'Ha''''
Bowling.
YoryG MIyS CHRISTIAN ASSoCIAUON.-A
nrLlio meeting Of the New-YOTk Young Men
rhristian Association was held lnst evening IN
irving Hall. The meeting was largely 9lt'NutSu'
the h icing filled oDG Stm oibsr T. noi9bss BIs were
present occupying seats upon the pA~''oIn. ~ ,J
exercises comprscd readng Tie serp'nI @ nrs
singing Addresses were delivered by ne hc,' DI5
| Hastings Johr Cotton Smith. ana the he'' 'o',p',
Duryca Dr. Dnryea gave an interesting statement ",
facts connected with the churches ana the hn".tI "
vourg men Ftrangers in he city, WhO dil NOT Htclu
them His remarks were listened to witn ini.l9s'
| Collection wns taken up, and the meeting alI'urh'u
with tie benediction by BLnoP Jane
FATAL CAR AccrDEST.-On Saturday night,
William Reruett deaf mute. was lnocked o""b nuu
rup oyora tho corner Of Hudson and Desofosse4,s.'
by two upwardDound ineieht cars o. NC ~ - ,,
! Railroad Company, and instantly hl.u HIs .5 M.
! terribly Ioutilnted The driver william Hpoou!ins'
bontel 10 tho unfortunate man aud at the Same t,uo
o,rlie1 ,he inkcs bal TOO nie 20 Doc NJ any ufi 'o'
onar Vildey was notified 10 hold an inquest I''l
deueo Of the deceased not atctItallel >" 10 ~,
session was found pass over tle Nov io,@ ,n,l ,
I.lroad The driver arrested ana is hoIu !" ava
The action u the Coroner
JERSEY CITY COROyEB or THE MUScULA,F
prrert.rov-On Saturday night Coroner oulv' - -.
| norucUy Of jersey City, while Nanulhb ,Hgnl l.0
Girard House az the corner Of Chami.r- ana h..o
~ had his pocket picked Of q c0nsu'Ido' sun ~
mouov Some time lficr lie became thait ' ," ' "
tercaiion with George Carter wen hho" % 80 |
! , Grlt eDgued. Garter was severely Nh-l'n - ".
NJ ii. arms broLen and viii for some tino W c.i
"a his he'd He hes been several times arr @ oN -
~, 1h arccs Donnc,lv was arrested by thf IhiH re-
cinct Police and yesterday taheh ~ it tio mis-.
linz who after hearing tho ease. uI'ol' "a g ~ -,
nnT m tbe same time comp.imoniing MN ON Wv ",. W
beiug able 20 successfully dciend hia.li, ~ '''' ~
assaults Of such a rgiiian us ms iaio Hh'"b'N'''
DARING THEFT OF WATCHEs.-O Sa,,Lu'y
overipg Henry Barton, resident oi Ihllh', pm, .,
olJ the iewelry store Of Leopold o.yerthau No ~
povery aud asked 10 sce some siit'I ~ , ,
cro sbown him when he inmei .hleiy s~ni'cN,u ~ Wy ~
hcr and ran into the street. lie was luinuuu % a'
nver,oken by officer Dennis Of the fh'eontn l ~
and the witches found IN bis possession' 't',aJ' r.
s a. lon hefore Justice IedWth, emu Coilni,lou -y
W. VIZ a. elt of sI 600 bail He stated that extreme
: noverly led 10 tho commission Cl lho "''
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uovrANA.-Gov. EgertOn oil Montana ha
: on,oir,ed Gen. Thomas Francis Meaghef ooVefho
ro tom during his proposed absence ior
from tbe Territory Gen. Meagher arrived II Aoh'ah
be latter mart Of September and was Welcomed py u
ojtjaens in a public meeting, at w.ich noIe'So' We
made by prominent citizens Iie was "''o Ho'o''o I"
the Fenan Brotherhood in orchisA' p'oc."S'o'' "n