New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

sutioD Going tothe house Of Mr. Brosdwell in Bndas
ST. mean or--: . sae nye0, saw her sitting
in front parlor aud discharged pistol at her Tor
aSatey did no harm and Taylor was arrested and taken
care Of. -
JERICHO. L. Lon Sunday last large
Bush Meeting was held az 1sl0 e services were abiy
conducted by the Rev Ly Ley tne Rey i9 fbe Week
and others The meeting VIII cohuDu" 3"rhs 'H' Wa.
HEMPSTEAD, l.. I.-George Henry Brown
seven years old was run over o the cars gu n 'e LOns
day last, and instantly killed II appears the boy had
Jumped upon the train for the purpose u seaS riGe
the passed over his breast and stomach Justice
Cloves held an inquest on the 6ody, ana 'er!et ""s
WHlTESTONE, l.. Ia son of Hfr. Henry
Smith Of Whitesosc, about vc years II age fen into
cstern at thot place on Tuesday .a.c and drewned
and MI smth haYl.g occasion 70 60 out for about
hour LEFT him in the sh6p Soon after this Mr. smith
went TO get some Tater and accidentally dropIg cup
down the cister nc procured stick With book on the
end OF II ad commenced 1shing i0r the eHI' "neh NC
hOoko6 rast to the clothing OF his Little boy.
JERSEY CITY-At noon yesterday, VIM,
Reed, pantry steward on board Tue CunaId steamer
Tarf9 caught his foot in the bgt OF rope and vas pre-
sank Immediately, 1t is presumed he must have been m
Jured in the fan The body Tss recovered ~ about 29
minutes, but life extinct Deceased was native OF
Yorkshire England about a years of age anu UNMARRIED
A large temperance meeting was held in st.
Peters church last evening.
HOB0KEN.-A race viii take place to-day
harness, for soO between Nttyoud and Frank Ferris
NEWARK.-The officers and directors O' the
Newark and New-York Railroad Company, accompanies
by portion Of The Newark Common Council and several
gentlemen interested in the navigation Of the Passac
River, proceeded IN steamer or wednesday afternoon
TO a point near Newark Bay FOR the purpose Of fixing
upon a location for brid ge Which the Railroad Company
arc about ito construct After free interchange VI
views the crossing point was agreed upon. at the distance
Of some 3. miles from Newark The Conpauy's bridge
the Hackensack Is nearly completed, ana the cOh-
tractors for the over the Passaic located on Hednes
day. have agreed have the piles driven within Is days.
Both Of them TO be completed by the 18th or ODtober
The New-Jcrsey Railroad Company yester-
day commenced the construction OF anew freight depot
adjacent to the MaIketst station IN Newark which y 70
be sufficiently large to admit OF the loading on unloading
one story high with frontage Of lbO feet Anen-st,
October.
At specia meeting of the Newark Com
mon Council Wednesday night, contracts entered INTO
by the Board Of Education for me eonStruetion GI new
public school building were ratified. Inc contracts lof
the carpenter and mason work amount TO $4,000
MORRISTOWN.-The Trustees of the New
ark Conference Seminary held meeting at me camp
meeting ground yesterday ana deciued 10 IOe"le 'ho
Seminary at Madison.
The camp-meeting which has been, in pro
gess Moristown since the 18th nst bieas UP 'h'
morning.
The Third Annual Morris County Fair will
be held MoristOwn the 17th lst and 18th OF Sep
tember
BRICKSBURG.-R. A. Brick g. Co.'s iron
6y burglars on Tuesday night and the safe blown open
and robbed OF some q, 600 in money.
FORT LEE.-On Tuesday night horse and
buggy stolen from the stable OF Adrian scharn es9
(he old Bloomfield road near Newark As soon as the
theft discovered Wednesday morning the matter
placed the hands of Independent Detective Charles
Becker who recovered the stolen property near Fort Lee
on the afternoon Of the same day.
MOUNT VERN0N-0n Wednesday morning
the only child Of Mr. George g. Crawford, resident q
Mount Vernon fell into tub OF boiling water, which bad
just been poured out from boiler by servant, and was
scaded to death.
PORT MORRIS.-Yesterdav morning. at m
early hour, Jonathan Sprague resident OF Brooklyn
when near the railroad crossing ct Port Morris, was
stopped and gagged and robbed Of his gold watch and
chain, and about $40 in money, by two highwaymen.
WILT0N.-Early yesterday morning the
residence Of Samuel s. Fairfield at Wilton by
thieves who succeeded in making their from the
house with about S2 worth Of clothing SEQ in money and
jewely Of the value OF $3.50 They worked quietly hat
none OF the family were alarmed.