New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
Mr.. VIM. GLAND Bourne will open the

Mr. VIM. GLAND Bourne will open the discus
sion upon Protection aud Free Trade before the New
York Association for the Advancement OF Science this
evening
DIR. Newman Hail. in DR.. Rogers's meeting
house Fifhave aud Twcnty-rsst st this afternoon.
The distinguished speaker In Cooper Institute hall
In the evening.
The Grocers and Clerks Association for early
closing met last night aud unanimously adopted reso,
luton for the closing Of business at D. M ia Winter and
r. III. during the Summer months
Prof X. Ogden D0remus will make expert
ments In electricity magnetism, and dainaget
ISM applied 10 railway witches and drawbrdge- on
Monday evening next at the College OF the City Of New
York.
The old Harlem Bridge will have disap-
peared In few days. A dredging machine Is at work,
and the Westchester side has all been dug out few
DAYS ago the old draw was made fast to steamug and
pulled out INTO tho Harlem River.
At Dcmonco's, last evening, the st. Andrews
follows: President, John Taylor Johnston First Wee
President, VIM. Patton; Second Vice President. james
Moer; Managers John Roberton, d. Wood, James Cal
lender, james Brand A. NJ. stewart, pyee Gray;
Treasurer. j. NJ Morrison Secretary, Alcxr Rhlnd As
sistan Secretary, j. Duff Wallace; ChaplaDs the Rev.
Dr. Mcleod the Rev j. X. Campbell; Physician, DR. X.
X. Colyle.
dispatch to The Erening Post says that the
ruors for the last few days currant concerning the
City. are founded upon report OF Collector Baileys
made some weeks ago. upon one OF the operations OF the
Kentucky Bourbon Company. large lot OF whisky,
shipped from Dubuque, Iowa. In bond, 10 one Of The DIS
Ticts in New York. stolen on arrival by members OF
bond In Dubuque granted BY the Newiork Collec-
tor II being alleged that the whisky had been burned In
a warehouse which destroyed 10y fire In July last
The Board of Aldermen yesterday adopted n
resolution directing the Street Commissioners To remove
the boxes erected around the telegraph poles IN Broad
way and other streets. resolution asking Information
from the Corporation Counsel whether necessary for
individual who has taken ont license from the city
authorities TO have from the Board OF Excise Com.
missioners also, likewise adopted. The Board laid
over resolution 70 pave Brdgest. with the Ncoson
pavement The Corporation Counsel sent In c0ninuni
cation informing the Board that the city has no right OF
title 10 the Kings Farm" property Resolutions with
respect TO the decease OF exAdernan Mcdonnell were
adopted.
At the meeting of the Metropolitan Board Of
Health yesterday afternoon, paper from the SANITARY
Inspector OF the District IN which Is situated the lat
melting establishment on FOrtiethst recommending an
extension Of the permit conducting the business
referred TO committee The llmekn In West Twelfth
st. II 20 be suffered 10 continue until Dec when must
he removed Merchants doing business near the inter
section OF Canal and Merccrsts pettioned Tor the re-
mova OF booth. on the ground that tho same IL NUS
aDce; petition also read asking for the removal or
frutsfand AT Duanest and broadway, ana another at
the intersection Of Pearl and Waists These petitions
referred 10 the Inspector. with power To abae the
nuisance should he find them such