The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-03

v.ss Mrvr,vc ~ BUTCHERS "A mass meeting OF
onrneymen butcher employed In the slaughter houses
al New YORK Brooklyn, Hoboken aud Commanipnw.
was held last evening SS5 West thirty ninth street.
Mr. r Scot, in the chair Tie attendance w7s very
large aud the chairman, IN GAZING Tue meens 70 order
sad thar tho organization wished u 10 be under TODD
t1at tbIg Was in no sense movement originated with
view striking or securing any advance In wages,
hut was intended as a protective and benevolent society
Ii was ought be created with the Object OF securing
harmony among The members OF Tic craft. including
alike 'dressers'' and helpers snd OF aiding them
and their families in sickness Alarge number or
members enrolled, and gfter the transaction Of
some routine business the meeting adjourned.
ISsrnUrg or REWARD ORPHANS PArslors "A
meeting of tho Board Of Directors OF this
held October 81 for election OF officers Of the
board and the appointment Of committees Letters
were read from tho presidents OF colleges and
other institutions in which the institute holds scholar
ships for It's qualified patriot orphan proteges The by
laws 81 the society amended by creating an olce
OF assistant treasurer The following officers elected
for 1s67-S-President Horace Webster. LII. d Vice
Presidents Alexander Knor. Joseph w. Richards, NJ D.
Edwin T. Whitmorc, Rev. Seymour A. Baker Marshall
o. Roberts, Moses N. Vail; Treasurer, Arthur T. Will
math; Assistant Treasurer, Edwin A. Hubbs Recording
Secretary, Pny NJ Forward; Corresponding Secretary
David r Hoon, %. D. ex-oihcio members OF the CON-
mittee
THE LATE WASHINGTON MARINE Insurance CoapASy.-
The effects sold at auction Friday were those OF the
Washington Marine Insurance Company and not those
OF the Washington Fire Insurance Company.
AFFAIRS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE Marshal, Tn os.
b. Tappan OF the Mayors oce reports that for the four
days ending November ], 1857, there two thou
sand two hundred and thirty licenses granted to
hackmen, carmen and exprcsSmen. and the whole
amount received was 81 So
DEAD CHILD FouNp. Tho remains of female child
we're yesterday found lying in the guttor corner OF
Thirty FIRST street and Seventh avenue and taken in
charge by the police who notified the Coroner to hold
inquest. BY whom the child was thrown into The
street could not be learned.
SERIOUSLY lsJuRED.-Early yesterday morning officer
Nolan, OF the Twenty ninth precinct found colored
lying the sidewalk, at the corner Of Thrtythird
and Seventh avenue, insensble and help
less condition, having, it appeared been attacked,
knocked down and terribly beaten about the body and
cut about the face by unknown partes The above
named officer had him removed TO Bellevue Hospital,
where, upon receiving proper attention, he recovered
sufficiently TO give his name as John Wilson, and resides
at No. 545 Fifth avenue.
WEEKLY MoRTArLrY.-There were but three hundred
and nyseve this city during the week ending
Saturday, tho I'd inst, decrease OF thirty from the
grand total Of last week.
Police REcoRD.--The following is tho number Of ar
made by the police during the week ending Fri
day, LIST inst-Saurday 26sh nit, 223; Sunday, 1l9
Monday, 242 Tuesday, 1871; Wednesday, l9s; Thurs
day, 10; Friday. 200.