New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
a and the complainant was sent 10 the House u De-

classes for drawing tapestry, and plain sewing. The
Rev Father sylvester Malone the Rev David Mulane,
the Rev Dr. Parsons Of ST. Josephs Church New-York;
Father Brdgeman Of Philadelphia, Father Lane OF ST
Paul's Church, and the Rev ] Moran: ------
Strange to say, prize fight was yesterday
broken up and many OF the persons p9ated arrested
ready for the Capt Bennett Of the T8sh Pre-
cnet with posse OF officers descended upon me crowd
and in spite OF the wild efforts of the parties 70 escape
twenty-five OF them captured and fined $40 each by
following are the names they gave George ~ Ingerso
John Bergman Thomas smith Patrick Eeare Lawrence
McAulife, James Proctor. John shelly, VIM Frazer
Henry Salisbury. VIM. Mcmahon, Simon Gordon, James
McClamOunt Robert Martin John Tinnally James Cass
James Kelly, Benjamin McGinns, and John hclntlre.
Before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson Ma ket
Police Court, Yesterday, Mrs Mary MeCnne OF NO. 200
ssting officer Detective John COrkey testified that
lie was employed to find two young girls, named Cath
crime Miller ard Maggie Brown, who had left their pa
rents homes. when he attempted TO enter the above
mentioned house in search OF them, the woman Mcclure
hid the girls in the cellar and attempted TO prevent his
entrance there The girls were in Court, both very
pretty neatly dressed and neither Of them appearing TO
be than 10 years Of age though both claim 10 be
older They stated that they taken 10 this house
and their board paid by two men, whose names they de-
clined to give. The McCune who appeared to he
stranger Police Court endeavored to deny the
statements OF the officer and the girls She was required
find bail in the OF $500 future good behavior,
and the girls sent to the House Of Reformation
SEIZURES BY THE REVENUE INsPECToRs.-The
three Illicit disleries tobacco factory and 1859 bar
res of spirits under alleged violation of the Revenue
law Among the seizures were Illicit dstillery IN
Columbiast., Brooklyn Illicit distllery in cellar at
No lag Nonroest.. n. " j. e. Adamss tobacco f0eory,
Tiffany and Degraw-sts Brooklyn, and various packages
Of whisky at No 40 Madenane No Is Whitehail-st aud
No G7 Pcarl-st., y. y.
JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNCu.-At the meet
ing of the Common Council last evening. Mayor Gopsill
sent in forty-eght communications yetoing resolutions
passed by the Board granting licenses for the sale Of in
ton calling attention 10 the ordinance in reference TO
Sunday balpaying which requires that in default Of
payment OF $40 fine, the person violating 10 shall be IN
rsoned until said fine is paid. Several boys have only
been relieved from prison through the bersty OF citi
ZeDs and orphan boy has now been confined IN the
city prison for the past ten days the Recorder having
discretion IN the matter.
THE NINTH-AvE. STABBING AFFRAY.-CorO-
Gamble yesterday held inquest the body Of
Thomas Cosgrove, at his late residence the Of
Nnthave and Six first st. who died from the effect Of
stab wounds inflicted by Philip Monahan at the residence
Of the deceased, Friday night last The testimony ful
~ eorroborBted the account already published In THE
TRIBUNE and a verdict against Monahan rendered
by the jury. He was accordingly committed 10 the
TOmbs by the Coroner % await the action OF the Grand
Jury The accused is Irish aborer aged 40 years and
resided In Sixty fhst between Eighth and Ninth ayes
lie claims 70 have acted IN sefdefense. The deceased
native Of Ireland aged IS years, and wac well
known contractor.
FOREIGN LETTERs.--There were received Oh
the 3th by the City Of Paris, from Queenstown
with Irish inai only letters the day by
steamer Hermann from southampton and Bremen, 1900
letters and the 4th by The steamer Germana, from
southampton and Hamburg 2s5l9 letters, making total
IN two days Of 56s92 On the 10th inst the Russia for
and Bremen the lIh took 26,2O and the 18th, the
city Of London, for Liverpool took ,he Ville de
Paris for Brest and Havre took 1904 aud the saNODaof
and Hamburg, took 2,947.
FUNERAL OF BISHOP SCOTT.-The funeral of
the Right Rev. Thomas Scott, late Bishop Of oregon
and Washington Territory took place Trinity Church
Yesterday afternoon OF O'Clock. The body incOsed
In handsome rosewood coffin, bearing plate with the
Of Oregon aud Washington Territories; died 18th Of July,
1867 aged years The funeral services conducted
The pall.bearers were the Rev. Dr. Weston. Rev DR..
Gear Rev Or. Johnson, Rev. Dr. Young. Rev. DR.. Gal
audet, Rev Dr. swope. The body was inferred IN Trim
lty Cemetery
WAITER GIRLS on \ STRIKE.-EaTly last even
Ing an adjourned meeting OF Waiter Girls of whom
were very pretty" held at Mr.. james Mers Coffee
Rooms Nos. % and d BOwery, when IL considered
hat whereas strikes were the order Of the day, ard
waiter girls, who like others have TO meet the neeeshues
nf The ume. IL was resolved That increased wages should
herself to notify her employer Of this important fact
Tha ns spTns III d;opd 20 ne, sleci 70 csn
some time next week.
BRIDGET DERGAN.-The Ntr BrunsWick Ere
ionan says The report in Mondays Nev York World.
relative TO further statements and confessions OF Bridget
Dergan assured, upon inquiry OF sheriff GARRISON
false Bridget has made such confession, and where
hcse reports originate that are daily seen in that and
other papers is " much Of mystery that which en-
hrouds the sad affair In the West, reports are clrcula
ing OF her escape from prison. and the Sheriff some
,an from the Chief Of Police oi Chicago which stated
hat Bridget Dergan had just been captured In that place
md authorities waiting TO know what should be
lone with her At the time this dispatch was received
Bridget quietly sleeping in her CELL unconscious OF
he great cOncernfet by the distant authorizes about
her security"
PERsONAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels
,re Chief Justice Chase Gov Bross of Illinois, Gen Jno
A. Green syracuse the Hon. W. T. Allen oswego, the
Hon p. H. smith Chicago. the Hon r. Brown, PeDnsyl-
yania the Hon, A. Myers, syracuse ana me HON ~ l.
Dunlap Chicago at the 81 NiehSes hO1s en Ran
cock Washington, Gen. b. +. Bruce, Lenox, y; y Col
NJ Zuiick Philadelphia and the Hon. O. G. Ellis, sche
nectady al the Metropolitan Hotel; A. X. Rangabe the
Grecian Minister CeOn Rangabe, his secretary the non
nond az the FIN Avenue Hotel Robert r Lincoln,
Of the late President. Edgar T. Wees, son OF the secfe
iary OF the Navy and Donald g. hsh N TX a. ,e
Albemare Hotel the Hon Geo Ashmai ana tne non
4. b. Morgan. Aurora, ~ y, ana Lieut. MuAefA' zen
marx, at the Aster House.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-At
the meeting OF the Club yesterday proposition 10 have
the usual Summer adjournment was first considered IL
w urged that the interest in the meetings have become
No great AS 10 make il important for them 10 be continued
and final action postponed The snpJeet OF tIauhs
nes hep came up followed by letters ana DISCUSSIONS
on Exhausted soil ON the Western mango; on mealSns
far horses diseases OF poultry farm machinery insects
restrictive To grape foliage, the currants, English spar
rows and the canker worm. There were eNhDlIed hiu
nnined pump and sprinkler, cottonplantela WASH
ng-nnrhine and wTinger combined, and prOPagauhg
hox The attendance was fair, ana the proeeeulhss o
be usual interest although the absence OF some praetca
,merr who are engaged IN this busy season was noeu
Fun reports will appear in The WEEKLY ana ethl
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
ALLEGED LARCENY BY A TALoR.-Wolf
IIepsche tailor residing in Norfolkst on the i9h OF
Iune last was given by Hays Co. Of Nos. q and 70
Whtest material for Sc overcoats valued at $500 ana u
nher coats valued ut $3.50 20 make up. on Monday last
he Informed the firm that his residence had been entered
hy thieves and tho above articles stolen DsOensvmg
~ statement the firm caused his arrest by Capt Petty