New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

Court Honse as an addition TO the grounds
Number of deaths in Brooklyn last week, 49,
Two horses started with a coach from Mr..
Montgomery Queens stable in Washngtonst last ever
inc and rnIuing 10 the dock, eaped overheard and were
drowned The coach shattered, but no person was
injured.
ton made by Dr. AW Shepard Kings County JAN Physl-
can that John Mullen. who found lying unconscious
on the sidewalk in Navyst near Johnsonst AZ aDont
o'clock on Sunday morning murdered. three dls-
tnct sta6s with knife were discovered in his face
The Brooklyn Times and Union are both
complaining the nOn-enfOrceent Of the Excise law in
Brooklyn The Times asserts that great parality is
shown by the police liquor dealers being allowed
70 sell IN violation Of the law while others are bounced
down upon frequently when innocent OF any ofense.
The Uion in while hears Of an arrest for breaking
the law. but thinks there very few whisky f0undees
in Brooklyn wherein liquor not sold at unlawful times.
and hints that the Police are hribed by the rumseers TO
complaint III the miserable condition Of the hose in use
by the Fire Department and calls upon the city autno
ties 10 furnish a better supply.
At the last session of the Legislature an act
passed creating Waabout improvement Commls,,
sion consisting OF MessrS n T. Campbell A. M1Cue ana
Washmcon-ave, Brooklyn fromlts former termination
at Fushingaye to the foot of Taylors, WilamsbuTgn'
the Waabout marshes; the bridging and deepen
ing Of the creek and the building of wharf The WORK
was commenced about six weeks ago. The commission,
have received the Joint Board Of Aldermen ana
supervisors appropriation OF $4,000 on account VI
the work This they intend to apply strictly 10 te Pa
poses Of the road leaving all other ana lncidehta ief
lures OF the improvement for future
rightly judge that the best way TO obtain the APP
prevail and gratitude OF the public to give direct access
between the City Hall and the Eastern District
AT a meeting of the Board of Aldermen yes
terday communication from street Uitb
Furey was presented. showing tat III aceoIuce WIZ,
The directions Of the Board he had served notices upon
the City Railroad Company not to ohstruct the streets ny
leaving standing in ein that the notices not having
been complied with, he went on saturday morning 10 the
foot Of FultOnt and caused the 0Dstuclhg cars 10
on, when the Company procured an injunction from the
Supreme Court and served 10 upon him, forhddng nm 10
the same day. the COney Island Railroad Company served
a similar injunction upon him. The Brooklyn and New
ton and the Jamaica Railroad Companies on te other
hand complied with the notices. ana ran thelf cars con-
tuualy stopping them in the street only long enough TO
the horses and enable the passengers 10 enter ana
leave the cars The subject referred to the Corpora
ton Counsel and Railroad Committee, to report next
week.
WILLIAMSBURGH.-T Brooklyn and Ca
narsie Railroad sold this week for unpaid taxes.
The sale comprises the right title, and interest OF the
was arrested yesterday, for child deseron Her infant
only five weeks Old and she left 1t in the hallway OF
the Wall House, Fourh-st
NETWORK HARB0R.-Thirteen of the pas
senges by the City Of Cork have been admitted to the
hospital ship since last report one dled on sunday tue
remainder are in fair way OF recovery.
-Newburgh Lodge, No. 2S2,
OF Good Tempars oicered follows for The ensu-
ing quarter; W. G. T., d. l. Kidd; r. H. g. Mrs Iayina
Mrs. NJ b. Odell p W. C. T., George Kerr; W. s, Charles
j. Boyd; W; A. s, Miss Mary A Boce; w; T. Mrs H. n.
Lu; W. f. S. William b. Tomas; w. Chaplain, 5. f. Kidd;
W. NJ. John McGahery W. d. w. Miss Kate Fox; W.
Guard, Miss Maggie Gibbs W. Sentinel John g. Hender-
FISHKILL.-The ice boat Minnie f. Dodd
is to be put in complete for experimental trpon
the Hudson. soon as the ice viii permit
WEST PARASITIC new road from West
Farms to Westchester handed by the cortrao
tor and duly accepted by the Commissioners ON saIur
day last
MORRISANIA.-Charle Adams, recently ar
rested on a charge Of robbery the highway with
lence the person Of Mr.. Brennas, taken before
Justice Hauptman, az the Police Court, yesterday, for
bail in 500,
FORDHAM.-A citizen, who from his social
position and dignity Of his Office should have known
tin pot its tail started through the village followed
Ivy several large dogs and crowd OF so men and boys.
The poor animal was finally run down on the railroad
track above the village just the 10 Harlem train
was approaching The conductor, surprising that an
accident had occurred stopped his train, and the by
ISLANDERS laughed at what seemed to them very laugh
able incident.
YONKERS.-Edward Carswell, the temper
orator, will speak in Radford Hail. this evening
QUOGUE.-A number of Frenchmen, who are
about start factory for the manufacture of
known substance from salt water on the beach between
this place and WesthamptOn, have fled articles OF assoc
alton in the County Clerks office at Rfverhead Their
capital is said TO exceed 100000 They paid 500 for
piece OF meadow land lying north OF the banks suited
10 their purposes Spacious watts deep We'll pipes to
lead salt water from the ocean, &c. are among the i'm
! NORWALK-Brevet Brigadier-Gen. VIM.
II. Noble has issued call inviting all members OF the
nth, Fairfield County regiment" to at Bridge
port Nov 81 at 10 o'clock a. M TO revive the memories
and brotherhood of their service under arms"
| DARIEN, C0NN.-Mansfed Hall, near Da-
for the benefit Of the OK Ridge sabbatschoo This hail.
25xCO feet on the ground has been erected within two
weeks
JERSEY CITY.-James Walsh, an employing
house carpenter was committed 10 the Lunatc Asylum
yesterday morning
The Hudson Guard met last evening, and
made arrangements for ball. Committee of three
appointed 10 for the reception Of the Col
gate Guard then return from their target excursion
which takes place on Thursday Of next week This
but the second meeting Of this association. 1t now
bers only 81 members, aud as the total number is e1
adjourned to the 2d Monday in December. The Hudson
Guard is independent of the State The Lincoln Associa
which to take place at Library Hail. Bergen on Christ
At the Trinity NJ. L. Church, York-st., last
evening Dr. Mattson delivered VI his course OF
lectures upon Astronomy in aid OF that church. before
large audience The lecture embraced tides, comets me
Bergen Horse Railroad Company laying an additional
mouthst thus completing double track the whole dis
from Chcstnutave. Hudson City. The NewJerseY
Railroad and Transportation Company Guard went TO
Perth Anboy yesterday their third annual target
curson The Guard numbered 80 nuskcts
H0BOKEN.-Joseph Smith of Saltersvillc
called at the HObOken Police Station on Saturday night
and desired to surrender as prisoner He SAID that
having been want he had stolen pair Of CATERS from
became conscience stricken having stolen before
and then resolved TO deliver himself for punishment
pIieOr Of the store notified, and upon learning the
facts he received the CATERS and refused to prosecute
with food. and allowed him to remain at the Policosta
ton until yesterday morning. when job was procured
HUDSON CITY.-Mr. Moses l. Moses, book
keeper at the NewYOrk County Bank, Eighth-ave and
FOurteenths, committed suicide yesterday morning, at
his residence IN Hudson City, by cutting his throat and
the arteries OF his wrists Mr. Moses 70 years Old
and had been IN the employ OF the bank almost twenty
years He leaves widow and three children. Mr.. Mo
who was highly respectable citizen in comfortable
circumstances had recently been very low spirited but
continued his duties In the bank usual up TO Saturday
afternoon Yesterday morning, after taking breakfast
he went TO an clubhouse, and subsequently found
there weterng in his blood. william Jackson and Pat
rick McLo1ghlm burglars, were arrested on Tuesday
morning In the afternoon they escaped from the ante
room Of the Police Station by bursting open the sky
light John Myers, another burglar. caught In ThcO
Fulmer's house the same night and taken TO the