New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

good has already been done by "a "a NV fir fire
| West Dix Mills has been destroyed " my - 1id ON
| 0VGTTP raw Philemon Pryor dled Oh
| Tuesday last Of apoplehy nj burclare that
COLD SPRING J.. I-Ihe5 , nu.Ea'i ZONES a
nest TINS part Of LS 5psrday night drilled hole in the
safe blew ii open, and decaGiG crTment bonds Cold
and bank no passing and seeing the store door UP;
s s5P6asscd e clerks which kept n'" ' ~
"C H[11r;U-YORK HARBOR-Dr. SwinbuTne, Mr:
ce " Blunt and others selected se' on Sa'uiH"S
sfteF40oP I a6out midway between Bedoes and
iyend staten Islands, near the mani CGiln0i 1ric
The steamship susquehannah s stu at duaTan9e tnS
tdiioWjug named members Of the crew died OF NsnoW
fever on board: George Regan, Wlaln IuIu,n, - Is
piied In hospital ship at present. John O. White, Leo
poId Kene Martin Moran, Thomas Westrop' Beisah NC
| Donald.
NORTH NEW-YORK.-Near Jerome Park,
Mrs Catherine Cutter CO years Old was struck on satH
day by the p uPTain OF the Hudson khWIGy 3nS
the train approach she sprang across inc TRACK 3t H
hoops caught in the rails and detained her Sne MeS
struck in the side and thrown clear across Inc oheI
track, but not fatally injured
FORDHAM.- Twelve adults and five children
left the Harlem depot at li on saturday morning. Io
Jerome Park During the entire day not holo man
dozen skaters graced the pond In spite Oh We I'm
the opening day, the party returned by TIE o'o'A u"'
in convival spirits "
YONKERS.-Horace Greeley will deliver
his new lecture, Abraham Lincoln At Kadiord ihi
this evening under the auspices Of the Neppeiah O"
RYE.Isaac Gregory small p c0lGTeG f pDy'
I
having away from home in consequence o. "sc'oo
paternal iagellation
WHITE PLAINS.-Allen Ames was arrested
On Friday on charge Of setting fire year ago 20 buildings
at Elmra entailng loss of $2OO0CQ several months
ago the Emira police wrote TO Mr. e. IS wage o Mid
Plains directing him TO have Ames arrested u NJ sh1u
appear there Mr. Wade has since dled, ana ms WuoW
looking his papers last thursday iOund lie ce,
from the Elmra police and thereby reminded that
she had lately seen Ames Guided by lntoImaloD re-
ceived from her. Mr. Snnn OF the sandaid House n 1n
Ames arrested and teeqaphed TO the EimLi ponce on
Saturday of the latter arrived ana LOOK the prisoner
| to Elmra.
! RHINEBECK.-Th Hudson Star says that
the fagman at the southern end of Rhlnebeck station
| was TO blame for the accident which occurred thcrS
| Wednesday morning. II his business TO stop all
trains from gong the station while train lay tEefe
He gives his reason for not stopping the tain winch
caused the accident that he thought the fOughheepSe
/ train had gone on. lie has been discharged
! NEWBURGH-The net proceeds of the Far
held last week in aid Of the Home Of the Frendless
| completed by Charles Caldwell City Surveyor.
! TARRYTOWN.-AsM Mr. Leggatt was return
ing from party early ON saturday moIhs' ne Saw /"
the fellow and then chased him. but he escaped lie vas
received A host Of IarTytOwn people shated ON I9
Hudson opposite the village which bore nearly nal
across the river circumstance which has not occurred
/ before for many years
JERSEY CITY.-Edgar Smith n Newton
don seedman found tdead in his berth on saturday
Peter yers another Of the schooners hands was found
unconscious in his berth. Coal gas was the cause The
Buus Cub's officers for the ensuing year are james
stevens John Whye, A. D. Douglass, and John d. Rae.
Coroner Warren commenced an inquest on SATURDAY
in the Unit boiler explosion case but nothing was elected
go. Lawrence COsgrOYc, anitOr OF the CITY PRISON,
/ was found dead Saturday morning IN the cen
! where he usually slept. ..-. A creased pigChase
was the attraction at Jersey CITY Pond on
of seventeen was the captor fulfilling the condition Of
carrying the pig to the top OF the eghtstepheh plat
form
ELIZABETH.-The Musical Union has elected
officers as OOws for the ensuing year President Harry
b. Dent Vice President, W. r. c. Coleman; secretary
James Hedges Treasurer, A. r Smith; Librarian. j. T.
! Cook: Standing Committee, John Is. Lutz samuel j.
Tucker, Samuel j. Mitchell, and Henry u. Little MT
Louis NJ Browne, whose foot cut OF by railroad
train fortnight ago died Of erysipclas. The Rev H.
Henry Hitler, late of Trenton has been installed Pastor
| Of the Broad-st Baptist Church.
TRENTON.--At a public meeting fer the
relief Of the unemployed the Mayor said that the $500
which has been voted by the city would not 20 far aud
that something must be done. Ar least $4,000 more IS !c
0uired. The should be subdyided into small dls
trcts and committees shOuld that the money sub
scrbed is udiciOusy distributed Tic meeting adopted
| the Mayors suggestions.
| PLAINFIELD.-By order of the Executive
Committee the NcwJcTsey State Teachers Association,
Convention Of all the teachers Of NewJersey viii De
held Plaiuied the 2Cth, 27th and 2sth December
inst 10 sCuss the practical workings OF the school
state Superintendent, and all the points of the law freely
discussed Addresses by the President and Prof George
II Cook II the New-Jersey Agricultural College.
NORWALK-Thcn new depot erected az South
Norwalk, by the New-N0Tk and New-Havtn Railroad
Company nearly completed and VIII Doe occupied very
II is Of tho largest and finest structures q the
| kind IN the state