New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-16

estory in granting the trustees Of Sleepy Hollow Oe
terry the power Of taking mp ieYS@S hersv duTng
graves that have been undstnIDed nearly Two ~ mo
The citizens about TO lay an 'y on '"' NV
ceeding.
NFWRTrRGH-The Board of Supervisors,
acting as the County Canvassers have decided to throw
out the FOR by, IN te coDdate has
received the certificate OF election Ills majority 10 s
to be H.
CORNyV William Miller, farmer,
committed suicide on thursday Wy hanging w 0u' "
assigned for the act
Jersey CITY.-At a meeting of the Fire.
mems Fund Association last evening. Committee t o,
providing lectures or concert for the benefit OF ne Asso
eaon The last course Of lectures given for the Pns
The widowed mother OF the late William Collins nremani
also the annual @ OF Ms s d9 G nrsny eTe
Ing next the Hon JAS Brady wideiver lecture upon
Newspapers" In ST. Peters Hail. The proceeds are Tor
the benefit OF the ST. Peters Benevolent Society.
HUDSON CITY, n. J.-Patrick McAlvany of
Harrison Township was driving home with two,h0rse
team on SsS Sn bpee s Of wo seized the hors
while the fourth attempted TO get into the wagon was
tSe features of The man in the wagon. Mr. McAlvany
the whip to the horses and pushed the hghwayman
ON the other side Of the bridge Mr. McAvany drew rein,
and related the circumstances TO Mr. Jacobus the bridge
tender AS they talking man was observed trying
to sheak past without being SEEN He was immedl-
Rtely SEIZED and Mr. McAlvany recognized nm as tne
outlaw that he had pushed from the Wagon Inc IeDoS
Hudson. and that magistrate az once committed INN ior
trial The prisoner gave the name Of John Clancy
NEW ARK.-A meeting to forward the Chris
tian Union movement 10 be held by the elders OF te
varOus churches Of the Newark Presbytery; Heen[y
Evans OF Binghamton, " " was buried yssleIua! eh
from Trinity Church Yesterday afternoon; Cough lee
tured last night at the First Baptist Church MT Abram
Hedenburgh, of the trustees OF the Newark orphan
Asylum died yesterday. new division OF the SONS Vi
Temperance was instituted on Friday evening
PATERS0N.-TwO horses, frightened by the
steam engine during alarm OF fire yesterday uasheu
through The crowd directly the line Of men drag
Sing tender hurting and Eeaping them il the street
and smashing the machine. Many persons were buI
posed be killed; but after another jumped up anu
only three were injured seriously: Shaw, and lrwn OF
the tenders company, and boy named Hocket, VINO
/ was carried of dreadfully confused The crowd had
hardly recovered from this shock when the same horses
frightened by another fire engine again dashed INTO the
crowd knocking down a number Of men, The dflNer OF
horses, after "ruAning his mucbS drove on nome
toward Little Falls followed distance by the irate
iremen who have taken measures to ehect MS arrest
The Collector Of Paterson finds that the returns Oi manu-
facturers only Oneftb or WhaClhey were 10 mouths
ago The machinery locomotive and silk departments
are the most depressed. The following comprises the
heaviest items I'm the September return: LOCOMOTIVES
all9677; SILK $7305s; Paper S34,s65 Machinery, Sl9l6
Cotton Goods SQ75T Cotton Duck, $o.295 ,flcs, S2l
Carpet s9O57, &c, &c, being very beggaTy return
for the immense amount of capital invested SeNelil
landowners who at first proposed 10 give ther dhd 10
get the Paterson and Newark Railroad through, now
the Company propose taking the land, leaving COInls-
sioners TO settle with the owners.
BAY0NNE.-James Myers of Elizabeth was
by a locomotive and killed. Few minutes aler
the engine ran over James Connolly and Killed him.
BERGEN.-The concert at Library Hall on
Thursday evening for the benefit OF the Library fund,
yielded $500 clear.