The New York herald., 1867-04-05

ALLEGED OUTRAGE "A butcher named William
Chdges was arrested ~ officer McIaughlU, Of Justice
Buckiey's court yesterday. on tho complaint OF ein
named Bridget FarlGT, who accuses him with having
committed an outrage on her. He was iocKed sp 70
await examination.
Bouxry BRoxm AnRMrEps-James Egan, . bounty
broker doing business No LOG York street, vas tass
before JustiOs sCornws yesterday 70 answer sharss
Of ausmptnt so swindle Roger DehsrZ ous Of S9o q
hia bounty mons, Hs .ssssS = sesss. s.oas,s s
he anticipated he kept 80 sdd4son Hs refunded .hs
meusy, however, and was rslsase1- F's
4 An Oyrum BkAxux--0nces levin. e the Forty
fourth prscncs. vas bsdy bsassp wsdussday night
by Michasl Fsgsvad whom he attempted 70 taks ,nss
custody for disordsrly oonducs Ftsgerad Va aassed
by Thomas and Michael GIlen, and ell three wero
arrested and locked up TO await examination. sa n
rE1oxousLY ASSAULTED By woxAS.-Mn Mary Mut
holland, residing in Navy street, nor Myrtle avenue.
wss arrested and locked up the Forty fourth precinct
station hcuss on Wednesday night charge Of having
committed felonious assault q man named Peter
Martin An alteration occurrsd betwsen the PARTIES
upon the head with IT, rendering him inssnsibIe He
was taken 10 his house at No. 10 Lafayette street.
LONG IIAsD HISTORICAL souErr -L.cFvas Ds.
HAYKs regular meeting Of the Long Island Histov
cal Society held last evening at the chapel Of the
Packer Institute In Joraemon street There very
large audience OF ladies' and gentlemen, who svinced
lively interest In tho exercises OF the evening After
the admission Of several new members and some other
businessDr Hayes the Arctic explorer introduced
and deIiEerod somewhat lengthy but sxtremsly intsr
The lecturer prefaccd his discourse with Few happx
remarks relation his subject, launched forth into
waters bout Greenland and tho extensive glaciers os
that locality He also interesting descrp
ton OF natives OF the country In question Of their
anteccdents, language, customs and manners: and
connection Herewith related many amusing incidents
happening during his explorations that remote region
DR. Hayes. in his description Of the country. the
OF icetrrgs, &c, assisted by largo sized map,
upon which he traced out the points referred TO- and
ms y. Dy os 20 s T'ss ss o.
quentF appauded, and at the close Of his discourse
vote thanks was rendered to him. rhe audience.
then dispersed.
TIM FIRE DEPARTMENT DHrcuLrrz There was
meeting Of the Fire Commissioners held last evening az
therhall, No Court street; Felix Campbell In the
chair The Of the re companies recently suspended
violation the rules by riding the apparatus and
runnlsg down grade, called up On motion Of the
counsel for the companies, Mr. ". D. vssdss, post
ponenent Of the examination granted BY me Com
compsss arrested appears. are hsd for szsmissss.
though the apparatus restored 10 duty. After
Chief Essnesr Cunningham vas directed Sy The Com.
misopers 70 order the remaining companies 20 perform
duty In a the other districts until the dicuty sst-
isfscsoriy scstled This order s alleged, no failed "
carry out
EAsrERx DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT. AT the last meet
ing Of the Commissioners Of tho Eastern District Fire
Department, the case Of Engine Company No. H. ~
Gently suspended, taken up After . short discus
slon resolution vas oered and adopted disbsndng tho
cempany II was further resolved 70 organize { new
sese Company NO. 81 % take posssssion Of The house
of Engine Company No H.
The MERCANTILE LmRARr AssocAnox-The annual
sieeaon for oficen Of the Mercantile Library Aoch-
on Of the city Of Brooklyn held at the Athenaums
OF Clinton and Atlantic Streets last evening Ths
I've Directors elected are the following Camden C.
Dixie, Thomas Webster, Benjamin ?. Isant, e W. Cor
les Raymond jenkins The polls opened ~ seven
o'clock and closed nj nine.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELEcrloSs Agreeable 70 public
,otce previously given by the Union Republican Com
n.ee Of Kings county, the primary meetings held
evening under the auspices Of tho ward associations
delegates named chosen 70 slect candidates
the Constitutional Convention First ward-Asssn-
ly--C. Ward, John Fowler A. W. Brewer, l. Lewis
nd NJ G. Earle; scnatoriaI--y. r. Smith. y. A. stud,
,ell. John Casho~, Q. r. Clark and W. Ryer. Second
-ssnatorIai-James HandIsy, X Hustn, George
Villains Alexander southron and Alexander johnson
h,rd Ward Assembiy-Gcor9e W. Parsons, Charles D.
owrey, A n. wheelock, sidney sanderson and Peter
an Cott A. ID Thorn, j. J. studwel and n n Hon.
ourth ward--Assembly-Geo j. Bennett, s. X
obb,ns. ". VOORHEES,, J. Oxiey and r. van
Pray and George Van Mater F2th ward
ssemby--John Naylor, John G. Burlina Robert webb.
IN. o Brown Charles Phillips; senatorial-C Mscar-
sss.sss nSs Dsasss sss'n ss%s. sss.
oodhead, W NJ Wan Lev and Hepry Bristow; Asssm-
go1S., gm1M b ~. Maxwell George y sassla. Joseph y.
eooneaa ve ana nerTsa esnnest tenth wsrd- Assem-
q H. Chitsndsn; scnasosiAl--J Pu1k, Jos kosk,
Bsker Thomas swsny amd J. ,. whwlosk. Bsvsash Il
ss A W. Wallace " Rcscv,1
?, ? b Fowler, W. L. b steers, W. @ Booth and Ed