New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

the members OF the Independent Ancient order OF 6ood
Fellows who, Sunday, arrested for rioous con-
duet at Elm Park Staten Island taken yesterday
morning before Justice Haggerty at Northfeld ana fned
Ebenezer Berry, the President of the Association was
tste Frederika and John Smith, the only persons who
were Identified by the police were ned s3S sash lhe
DANGER OF YELLOW FEVER IN JERSEY CITY.
has been ascerained that the British steamer Cor
slca from Havana Nassau which arrived at Quaran-
tine the 9th inst lost three OF her from yellow
fever while the passage and that the vessel was IN
ship was thrown overheard IL is also reported from
Trustworthy that during the time the vessel was
daily IN the habit of visiting their homes in jersey CITY
taking with them bags Of dirty clothing TO be washed
and II also reported that OF the fremen belonging
TO the Corsica died in Jersey City OF yellow fever, last
| week.
| THE NINrH-AvE. STABBING AFFRAY.-COro-
Gamble took the deposition Of Thomas
Coserove at his residence, in Nnth-ave near Sixty
first st. He says that on the night Of the 18th inst,
Philip M0nahan aborer, who had been many years
employed by him. visited his residence and demanded
following day but this M0nahan refused to do and say
ing that he did not intend TO apply night for his
then knocked him down. In falling. MoDahan dragged
down his opponent and while on the floor stabbed him
Cosgrove finally managed 10 get clear and shouted for
help, when Monahan from the house. He has not yet
morning lie was native Of ireland: aged IS years.
Late last evening the officers oi the Thirty nTs nad 1e re-
await the action Of the Coroner.
The MCKEON DTMoCRACY.-A meeting of the
General Committee OF the MeKeon Democracy was held
N Hall last evening 70 receive the returns Of the
primary elections which held the sth inst, to
elect delegates TO the General Committee. Mr.. Thomas
Mcsped0n presided and Mr. Plumb acted Secretary.
U reported by the Committee on Credentials that
there was 2s deeeate the different re, eee
OF each ward deeemuon; lst Michael Halpin; "a,
John schinnagol Sd r. Floyd Graham 4th p. spiliane;
9Th, II.
/ williams; sh, T.. VI. Pnm; 9th, q. w. Norton; 10th,
Philip MoMahon and Henry X. Roone; nth, Albert
Kraus I9h. A. Phillips jr 18th, Hugh A. Riley ltth,
Thomas OCOnnor; 18th, James Riley; lGth Patrick Gil
more 18th, Daniel NJ OBrien; 18TH George Meen; l9th,
Thomas McSpedon 20th Charles Price; 2st, T. q Duffy;
27f, Hugh Murray.
The REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER AND THE
NEwYoK JUDICIARY The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
preached Plymouth Church on Sunday evening from
Proverbs xxi. stv: "a good name is rather to be
chosen than great rches The speaker dwet upon many
Of the more practical affairs OF life showing the great
wisdom OF TIE proyerb. He particularly sought 10 i'm,
press this wisdom upon the minds OF the young good
name is capital in the ordinary business Of life We
sorely need more of this capital today He said he
hostated TO mako application OF ms text All the frame
work society seenls to be dssoving ON every side
We md men false TO the most important trusts Even The
Judges the bench bought and sold like meat in
the shambles. One must 20 into court with hong pure
So,ioS aud GOg0,Tah. Men say they hardy know
Conrt In which 10 trust 10 Is no longer an honor
10 at on the bench for II Judge be an upright man his
character Will be contaminated by the great majority of
his associates.' %
A DRAFT SToLES.-A few weeks ago a firm
ngbuslness IN Milwaukee, Wis., sent letter directed
to John Lenhal, No. 90 warren-st, containing draft
for t3Go BY mistake the letercarrer delivered II TO
John Lentha. Of No. % Centerst lie opened the let
ter and 10 IN alleged called upon friend named Lien
stensen 20 ask his advice In the matter II resulted IN
their calling upon Quackenbush Hamilton grocers at
No $50 wests who on the representation of lichsten-
stein ndorsed the draft for Llentha supposing 1t TO
be all right The draft was subse@Tenty eashed at me
OF the draft ascertaned that had been sent
10 his address and making inquiries found that had
passed through the clearing house ndorsed ny the above
trm lie called upon them. and they on being informed
that the Gs had SaeH evsnes ps Farley and
Eastace arrested John Iientha Of No % Centerst at
No. 222 Cenerst and he was locked up AT Ponee hea
quarters. L!chstensein has gone TO 81 Louis
THE Cry GovERNMENT.--Tbe Board of
Councmen, yesterday afternoon President Brinkman
IN the Cair-discussed Mr. stacoms resolution directing
the Joint Committee on Accounts Of both Boards to
examine the Church-st. Extension assessment hsis II
was charged that while building at The intersection OF
Broadway and HOuson-st had been assessed 5000 the
assessment budisg at the intersection OF Fnltonst
line OF the extension were exempt Mr. stac0ms morton
that the Board adjourn to me nrSt Monday I'm IN %
ourned hut subsequently revoked ms decslon ana MT
gtcon withdraw his resou on Resolutions concerning
the death OF ActlngGoy Thomas Francis heaSher OF
Montana. passed, and the Board adjourned Aldet
aIaermcn Alderman varnums resolution calling for
the Corporation CounscPs opinion regarding me eonruu
t"naIitv of the law creating the Board OF Audit was
rf%r3 to the Committee on Law. The Board coneurred
with the Councilmen In permitting the Harlem hafoa1
to use dummy locomotives between its passenger ana
tpeebt dcpots IN this city Appropriate notice was taken
OF the death Of Gen. Meagher, and me Iwentlet Msru
was divided into more convenient election distles'
| COMMENCEMENT OF CoLoRED GRAMMAR
ScuooL No i--The commencement exercises OF Coored
Grammar School No l. held yesterday at " O'Clock
a, the scboo buding in Mulberry-st Grand Among
| thoae present were the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet
Messrs Patterson Trimbe, the Rev Mr. Decker OF Zion
Church tho Rev John Peterson, Is. d. Merrill, ~ T. Al
Ian and other visitors About two hundred pupils were
nrasant Tha school was established In 1906. lindey
Murray and Good Brown, the rival ma
been al one time trustees Of this school The programme
Rectstou Eseeny cwOman" Brown ShUus a. Lay & OF
Kiss Me Mother Bowser READING the Bdge Of slse
Miss Mur Solo osrth M"1srs GsIos ssSS Dsus
Solo and Chorus No Mother Now & Irene ro. Ss
h5ss Dialogue Sentiment Girls Solo and Chorus WHY Dost hoa
Ingsr YETI Eleanor Murray seehoS s,. ,,oe ns s Rarauy
cadsls school sS p.s.S ssyS S Tf he isS River Sss
Eliza MOsey Solo, The Pleasures Of Youth PAa'9 Eleanor ~
Mr.. r. H. Loverdge presided at the plano and super super,
intended the musical exercises Inc essays anu Pe
Bomaets we're distributed the young lady pupils after
the certificates had awarded Addresses were tnsh
made by the Rev Mr Garnet ns ~ e tbe peacbeTs are
follows: Male Department. John reteTsoh II pt
Henri Loyerasg 10 ua a. T. Wood Elizabeth Thomp
son Female Department, Miss Eliza Gwynne, rIincipa
Rhoda g. Iedgers, Phebe Tredwel, Mary lysogehan' anu
| Elizabeth Gray.
| OPERATIONS OF A NOTED CRIMINAL-A BRAVE
| WoM,s-The well-known Abraham Grenthal VINO mas
figured In the police annals for many years. was
in Newark on The 9th inst charged with having on that
morning entered the residence Of Mrs Caroline Mitchell
Of Union HILL and stolen therefrom Jewelry and wearing
apparel the value OF 600 it appears thHi hI va
o'clock on the morning OF tue YIN inst nd pon looking up
she saw and recognized Grentha, VINO had eneI,u .io
premses she Immediately % ssass struggle ensaed dur
Inc which Mrs. M. roughly handled ana was s @ niso