New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
foe1tra services rendered as ComrnssOner OF Deeds
While acting as clerk in that department darlng inc years
issa 1ssE and 1893, $500 decision reserved

- ;s said that no misunderstanding exists
the standing Comm,ee oa me e Se Sdbcom
INC conventon OF the Episcopal Churches OF this do
cese on the contrary there is the mos. pe,ee accord
hstwaen them on all subjects connected with the Dus-
ness of the Diocese Whether the Convention VIII SIMPLY
meet pro oIDa and then adjourn until the return ot 'o
pisb,n or 90 on with what members are hkeiy 10 pe
present and transact whatever business may present
Itself Is another questionable solution OF h %neh & e
futnre must determine. The resolutions winch were
adopted by standing Committee OF the Diocese IN
July last tine seSef Se tbe stated annual Con-
yention 10 held the last Wednesday IN
aud from that time possibly IN w' ~ Snyem
Potters wishes, the convention m"J "'pouih ~ -'
The United States Veterinary Medical Asso-
citation held their annual meeting yesterday NJ INC
the chair The reports from committees on
show that no very gst endemic preyang on Long
Island and In NewJersey, the nature Oh wnch
Sy PG t he a nammaory condition Of the
membranes covering the brane ana spin eoIu. =. 20 & @
deemed contagious sudden changes OF temperature anu
bnmd atmosphere appear 10 have much TO do with its
production The malady has received various nanes,
snsn sso bee called rhinderpes disease which does not
exist anywhere In our country Many other lnpor.an
subjects received the attention of the Associations among
which was a resolution directing the Comta Mnora TO
publish annually in book form the transactions OF the
"a soIows President Robert Wood OF Massachusetts,
Vice. President ". A. Wisdom OF Delaware; Treasurer
f. Thayer of Massachusetts Recording Secretary j. r
Budd G New York Corresponding Secretary, G. j. Wal
ton Of NewJersey, and fve censors Inc nexe annual
RROOKLYN-The Kings County Board Of
superyIsors Yesterday received report from commit
tee which had been appointed to take INTO CONSIDERATION
the desrabity of introducing into the County rehten
tjary some plan or system OF labor differing from that
pursued there. The committee recommend tnat the
system Of management praeteed IN the Albany pfnten
power farm ont" the labor OF the inmates ana the
Institution would become self-sustanng The report Is
TO be discussed at the next meeting The Committee
the Jail reported that 300s persons have been comted
tn reiie eNiu
recommend the establishment OF workshop ln cor ~
necon with that institution The report was ordered 10
be printed.
A new market is going mp at the lntersec-
ton OF Hamon-ave and Van Brunsts The Brookiyn
ties are asking i1r args pS4G Yard s m snosen Of as
an eligible site
An attempt mt arson was perpetrated yester-
day small bottle filled " with highly GomsgsPe nj s pSenr mn
Building Court and Moptague Inc hnmss aSs ndo %sro
this building on Monday.
Mr. Roebling's report on the East River Sus-
pension Bridge which was placed IN the hands OF senator
n about two weeks then laid before the public. Mr.
Roebng will furnish his drawings at about the time the
report is printed
st. Peters Academy. Hicks and Warren sts.,
Brooklyn. lately completed. is nearly ready for occn
pancy This Academy is connected with 81. Peters
Church; and Will be- when fitted up az designed, OF
lecture is frescoed in the best style The principal
paintings are historical and are fine specimens OF the
painters skill reprcsnets the landing OF Christopher
columbus on iuanahan and another q meeting between
city Hall Several beautiful aiegorca pictures adOrn
the walls and ON all sidsarc well executed paintings
resentlng NEUROLOGICAL characters, national emblens,
&c The portraits OF Fulton and Franklin partieu-
larry noticeable The ornamentaton throughout Is tho
work OF artists Of discrimination skill. and taste The
Academy feet by three stories high and contains
u classrodms, with accommodations for 1850 pupils
BURGH-Policeman John T.
Fourl OF the seventh Metropolitan Police Precinct was
Of bribery The complainant, Mr. John fouyer proprle-
tor Of lager beer establishment on North second e.
that the policeman drank glass OF wine at his
tender anmocsted Ten dollars i is alleged, rejected
10y the policeman a. too small "a Zee
STATEN ISLAND.-The Richmond County
Agricultural Society yesterday ut the race course
near Dorp station. Staten Island The attendance
been called 20 order by President d. L. Cawson. the
ports Of the committees appointed at tie last
meeting 90 make arrangements for the coming fair were
received Mr. Hiram Dixon reported that Messrs Eras
tus Brooks aud George W. Curtis had signhed their
fair II unanimously agreed that the press OF Rich
County shall be honorary members of the sociey
The meeting addressed AZ some length by Messrs
Clawson, Dixon, and others.
FORDHAM.-T Fall term of st. Johns Col
ege commences to-day. The wing lately added 10 the
building has been finished.
SOMERS.-A child three weeks old was found
on the oad-sid', near Bedes mills on Thursday Prom
marks the body the Coroners Jury inferred that death
was caused by violence.
NEWBURGH-The excitement among the
boating fraternity In regard 10 the approaching match
between Haml and Brown on the increase Betting
on Friday the day OF the race larger crowd at New
burgh than has yet collected on the Hudson Ryer
all the OF the Union, including san Francisco,
NewOrlean-, Chicago aud 81, Louis. and the Canadians
will be represented 10y delegates from Montreal Quebec
and Toronto. ON Saturday Iiamll went up To Cornwall
on a steamer. and on Sunday rowed 10 Newbnrgh and
back lie is In excellent condition and is confident Of
Victory He says that he will row no more after this
match, Brown arrived at Sewburgh yesterday.
JERSEY CITY.-Charles Murphy, who periled
his fe IN attempting 10 save that OF VIM Reid steward
recipient Of purse Of sovereigns at the hands o
stewards Of the Cunard steamers.
UNION HILL, \. J.-Thomas Walker and
Jacob Ludlow have made match at guots Tor t side
tested on Monday the nth. at Ludows Hotel.
John Ryan and Nicholas Snider are matched
10 shoot, on Monday next at Lndlo~'s, Union llnl II
birds each at a yards rise and 50 yards boundary for s5
a side.
WEEHAWKEN.-The wrestling match be-
tween Watts and Cehugh for sOC aside, was decided on
Monday in favor OF Watts
RAHWAY-An extensive Sabbath School
celebration took place At Railway yesterday. Between
and 1900 children paraded through the streets after
which they assembled In two OF the largest ana
addressed by the Hon John Hill OF the lVt DIS
trc lJohn Davidson OF Elizabeth and several OF the
local preachers.
HACKENSACK. "A pugilistc encounter
took Place ysded%y 9SS msS IN o ben
long in Bergen Four Corners. The fight had been III
contemplation time, ana were eager
witness the fray At the appointed time the friends OF
the rival champions promptly on the ground. and
spot having been selected in the ncighborhood OF
Hackensack, the pugsts presented themselves and
fought a rounds, resulting in "A victory for Glass
BOONTON, n. 1.-THE Coroner's jury in the
OF kearn Carr who was murdered IN this town on
Saturday night have in with verdict charging
John Dempsey with willful murder Dempsey has been
committed TO Jail.
NEWARK-T Presbytery of Newark holds
It's next meeting In the sOuhs Church at Morrstown.
no. 10 ata II.
can candidate for Mayor, will at Library Hall
Wednesdays .evenng Of next week. The primary Ward
election Of delegates to compose At TO
be held on Monday evening.
Tho ANIMAL meeting of the Local Preachrrs