New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
NETWORK CITY.

the meeting Of ,he Italian residents Of this city express
their sympathy With their native country dura ,he ippfoach
ing struggle took place Friday evening. Signor b. Nus.
.iman chosen President inl opened the proceedings
vita few remarks. Resolutions adopted calling
Italians here to contribute money raise volunteers % Italy
and expressing their gratitude TO this Government under tao
administration o. President Lincoln Tor first gazing the
present Government OF Italy After further addresses the
meeting adjourned.
Judge Cafdozo Saturday issued Injunction upon com
rilnt Of Charles Cooper and Joseph Dsrow butchers
against the Board Of Health. restraining that body from
interfering with the pins any other butchers o. ibis
city the conduct o their business Judge McCunn also
granted injunction Friday afternoon restraining tho
Board II Excise Capt William b Wilson aad Sgt Thomas
Bennett from interfering with Stephen Geoghegan IN selling
quor NJ No 65 11lrcaye or at No. "a Secondaye Argu
meut will DO heard on the Goth inst.
There Of cholera reported In this city
on saturday; the first wm Baker residing No. O. West
who attacked early Saturday
ing and convalescen the second Thomas c. Murray,
residing IN the Of the house No % Greenes who
promptly treated and likely to No
reported YESTERDAY up O'Clock last evening At latest
had been and deaths at Quar-
antne.
general distribution Of relief will take place among the
needy disabled the Fourth ofJuy at p m,
at the ece the Relief Agency No 1876 Canast notice
issued Saturday stage and railroad car drivers re-
curing them their licenses during the month OF July
under penalty Of sO Steam raised in the boilers of the
monster Dunderberg Saturday The contract
trial trip III probably take place the latter part Of July
Since November H. 1885, the Harbor Police made $50
but the first conviction under the Boat law,
passed Apd 10 lese obtned The 2lt ins-that Of
Eve river thves called Foley and Others Three
charged with boarding English merchantmen and the
others Bb stealing sailors from of vessels lying the har
bor
the statistics Of emigration 10 this port learn that
during the year 1865 54 vessels landed at Castle Garden
100000 passengers OF these Germany contributed s4J
ireland 70 4e2; England. g2s6, Scotland 9ee Swzer
land 5l3i Sweden 1851; and France 2OJ9 Other coun
tres less numerOuy represented Africa sending 81
Amer the close Of the present quarter oil lottery swnders
gift ewery houses obscene picture dealers &C. &C. viii not
be permitted 10 hire boxes the pos0ce in this City Tie
nteesing Jewish ceremony Of the conservation Of new
Scroll q the Law took place yesterday OF the Synagogue
10 Twenty ninh.st., near LeKington.aye.
Prone persous assembled In the vicinity Of Joness
Woods yesterday TO listen address by Head Center Jas
Stephens His remarks former occasion mainly
historical eing devoted to review Of the Fenan movement
and his connection with It, The great press Of
this morning prevents giving the address in full
Al 10 O'Clock Saturday night James Brennan entered the
saloon Of Chss Hener Cenrest brandhed large knife
and threatened 10 Kill him he did not give him liquor
Hener Brennsns making unge at him. fred and killed
Brennan.
In the Uped State District Court Saturday warrant
susd for the OF Thomas Maxwell Captain Of the
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