New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-10

oo,,sr, ,o,,nc mart in the ceremonies. The Rev; Dr.
Partridge 81 Christ Church read the services ior e u
tios Manufacturers effected their escape on Friday
NIGHT from Tie Kings County PentehtmIy urlch mao
Observation-Disclosures spurious fractional currency He carried
on his business at staten Island harg Tas ne Oh
Staten island and were detected by Col WOOD ana ne
N srSS asG Hare cels open both prisoners
absent Urch by an ingenious contrlvahce mad suDsl
t aked out and released his felowrisoner Harg
Some flies near the grated windows overhead told the
story Of the escape
River Bridge had reached depth OF .? feet at o'clock
p yesterday when D0Tider Which >, h@G no pgG Ge
Worked its way back into the hole and stopped further
drilling until the stone should DC @ II rs M
depth Of about 80 feet The boring, however, VIII DE
to ascertain exactly the 81 % oil tine UTe
the same is in progress at the exact spot WHERE ee
determined on probable that will he where the
spare slip Of the Fulton Ferry Company Is seen the
Mr. PmptOn keeps tie record of each days operations
and the direction of the work in general is with Mr.
Raebng.
RAVENSWOOD.-The body of new born
infant was found Mr.. Vim. Nelson's premises few
days ago. where supposed to have been thrown by
its hcartless mother Coroner Hlgbe was hotheu' anu
took charge OF the remains Of the infant.
MINNEOLA-Mr. Charles Fox, the Presi-
dent OF South Side Railroad, who was crushed by
train at Mmneoa Station few days ago. is IN very
prccariOus state.
MOTT HAVEN-James Alderman of Mott
Haven. while bathing in the Harlem River stepped on
something sharp the sand and his right foot was cut
He caught cold locaw set in aud he died thereiro Oh
Thursday afternoon.
MOUNT VERNON. - The residence of the
Rev. Owen Williams, Pastor of the Baptist Church III
Mount Vernon, entered by burglars through rear
S n GSy S % end the ay waT S The
outlaws took away about $500 worth OF clothing Deu-
linen, &c.
MILTON.-A picnic of the Sunday schools
~ thn Moth Churches of MamarOneck and New
Rochelle was held on wednesday afternoon at Milton
RYE.-A pleasant picnic of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of Portcester was held on Wednesday
afternoon, Fox Island "a beautiful spot Just on the
edge Of Long Island Sound
SUFFOLK COUNTY-The mcnhaden fish
cry which has become extensive business on the east
end of Long Island and along the South shore has ths
wear proved almost total failure, and unless the bnsi-
ness rcvives in the FALL It Will involve heavy losses The
is SAID TO he the practice Of taking the sh 700
early in the Spring while they are spawning.
STATEN ISLAND.-The Rev. James Brown.
lee School Commissioner for Richmond County received
from Treasurer Manierre on THURSDAY sleooo' 10 oe
Island THIS money is nor GCHHB om hat at
county down 10 the first OF August
HOBOKEN.-The "Greenhorn" Association
Will make excursion to Crossetts Grove on the lVth
inst
JERSEY CITY-The laborers who struck on
the scows that are filling the have resumed wok AT
an advance OF p yard The price paid before the
strike 10 cents per yard
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Jacob snithson experts wrcsted for 500 side on Wed
nesday afternoon IL was sidehold wrestle Dest tiee
inve Parsons, who weighs lao 70. won the under hod
and threw Smthson by sklfu trip. On the second IN
nngs Smhson had the under hold and scientific bout
haused Parsons gave smithson hard fall Parsons had
the under hold again aud smths9n was again 1Iown
side
HUDSON. CITY.IOn Friday evening dis dis,
VIM Smith aud Robert Lock-Jame- Donn0lly eA.Coro-
and Thomas Foley known as the exDnhTsr act
crowd Of drovers and their women After hghng sey-
ere rounds IN aproyeSd ~ H. syG G ,he yctor
and the pugsts and their friends left the ground Without
mound t%@ females settled their eenec with sco
which resulted In Mary Ann Phillips losing her waterfall
and receiving scratches at the hands OF hcf
| opponent, Lizzie Harper.
SOMERS.-Mr. Nathaniel d. Green's dwelling
at somes was destroyed by an ncendary IG on ihnrs
tl,OOO, in New-York office
| PATERSON.-Sigler having been removed
from the AlmsHouse TO the other CITY Farm intorcres
with the keeper y visits TO the place that the latter
last night notified the COMMITTEE that unless u were
stopped he would resign forthwith Two members OF the
inguision, deemng further evidence nnneeeary nave
mssa OF slger The other three have gone on With the
! investigation. which is TO be resumed on tuesday
Last evening n lad named Spear was picking
up bobbns In Barbours ThreadWorks NJ Paterson
when the elevator under which he was ~ work, gave
way, and the pondcrous machine fell, crushing hlh TO
death.
NEWARK Mayor Peddie has been solicited
10 call public meeting Of citizens Of Newark To adopt
means 10 the completion o the Newark and Pat
erson Railroad.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, who last Fall, in quar-
rel with his brother his mothers house No ia Bank
st. cut aud gashed him with razor IN dreadful man
ner and who az that time made his escape, commit
ted 10 the Essex County jail yesterday for ourageousy
beating his mother.
In the case of Deputy. Sheriff Mclean Of
Hudson County, who was on Wednesday found dead at
the Hackensac flats in the salt meadows COronefs In
vestgaton Is taking place az East Newark. There are
strong suspicious entertained that Mclean was foully
dealt with
A heavy min-storm caused break in the
Morris Canal G Newark yesterday and during the after
and evening in the upper part Of the city the water
rushing INTO Branch Brook and swelling ~ 80 rapidly
that fears entertained Of nupdHtiOn The stone
bridge In Broadst. was swept away. The Hood swept
down the streets and stopped the Broad st. and Bcve
dere horsecars, and Patrick D0ye's house and saloon
were partially submerged. His furniture consider
ably damaged. It will require some days to repair the
canal and bridge.
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