New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

at the bottom OF the river With the utmost dincuty
mn who volunteered for the service the body was res
cued; but every effort at resuscitation was unaysng
family. He resided In Verandia Place. 1t IA believed
that he was under the influence Of liquor when he az
tempted the rash act which caused his death.
WILLIAMSBURGH.-A large and respecta-
Ren SeFsn Marched through Ss principal
their 'nS way to shuok High srouSd Park Where
ssy the a N
Bensthj Secretary, MT Raesner; Treasurer, Burger
The decomposed body of an infant was yes
erday found at the seavengers dumping ground Bush
wick Creek, and the Coroner notified
This morning the Schutzen Corps will COM
mence two days festival at Hauft's Myrtle Avenue
Park and extensive preparations have been made for the
affair To-day the sport will consist in jumping in bags,
climbing poles and dancing, and tomorrow, ladies' bird
shooting and deershooting. There will be ball at the
close OF each day. and the festivities will terminate with
the crownng Of the KING Of the schutzen by fifty young
ladies.
NEWARK. - John Costello, a New York
tinker, and Charles Mcdonald, umbrella vender from
Brooklyn, became engaged in fight In Madson-st on
Friday night during which Costello knocked his oppo-
nents head and neck against the curbstones in such
manner to nct very serious injuries IL was feared
for some time that the wounded man would die Costello
and Mcdonald held az a witness.
The number of arrests made in this city during
the past week are reported at l04
The Fairmount Baptist Church in Banks
up in the SabbathSchOol by collection.
The funeral of Mr.. G. o. Jessup a prominent
citizen Of Newark took place yesterday afternoon and
attended by number of the leading business men
Of the city
On Wednesday the Helvetia Rife Club and
the Newark Shooting Association will have shooting
match for 500 side at Breuners Park, Newark the
latter having challenged the former.
The BrOad-st. and Newark and Belleville Horse
Railroad Companies have had gang of men employed
IN Of 5 % 9dgs a. es
now run over 1t as usual
There were but 80 deaths In Newark last
week. 80 per centum less than the preceding week OF
this number 20 girls IS boys women and men;
were less than year old IA died Of cholera infanum
and were stborn cases. 't@
A meeting of the cOlOred people Of Newark
and vicinity was held IN the lecture OF the Panest
Presbyterian Church last evening. at which addresses
resolutions adopted approving Of the Manhood Suffrage
Convention at Trenton the 23d Of July and indOrsng
It's action.
The following are the losses sustained by
pnSerty owners, owing TO the flood Of Friday Palmer
20. printing IN manufacturers, corner Uf Highst. and
Seventhaye. SIS 900. Nichols d TOmpkins, saddle manu-
facturers, the Stone Bridge, 5000; VIM c. Raven
hill, hat ufacurer, OOO Mr. Slate leather
manufacturer, corner High and Seyenth,aye. 5000; /;
Beck Son. leather manufacturers, OF SO Seventh
ave. $4,000 Mr. George NJ. Cobb on barn. OF 40 Sew
enthaye $500 The loss to the city about $4,000 and
10 the Newark Aqueduet Company, $1,000. number Of
private families were losers, their losses varying from
$500 to $50. The total loss by the food will amount
about 100000 The water broke through the canal bank
about 100 yards above the Oranges bridge aud took
medndernR course toward the Stone Bridge on
Broad and thence TO the river passing Factory
ST. the north side OF Quarryst Hghst and thence
running between Clay and Mists to the Stone Bridge,
and thence TO the river.
0RANGE.-An invalid lady Of Orange, while
sitting in the draft between two open windows during
She nsensbe about half hour, and the whole Of
her right side was paralyzed for the time.