New-York tribune., 1867-08-01

Station at the house OF Engine Company No T. Several
persons reported for violation Of the act relating 70
resolved t5,ce legal proceedings against them
they do not comply with the requirements of the ACT
CONFERENCE.-The New York Workingmens
Cooperative Society last evening, to nominate ON
GERS to be elected at the next meeting ABOUT ~ ~
members present The society was OrganLsd ,h oH
the 2st June though only about Is were
at the first meeting, the society has more thal u t S
bers at this time hundred and hfty shares at -
each have been sold John Eassle President; Edward
K orrel, Treasurer; Edmund Kelly secTelay' m at
32l West FOrty-thirdst. The First CoOpeIstHo ~
ing socetys fourth subscription meeuhg, ~ ssSs making
operative Institute, last evening" yueu I'll Ii Iii on
the total paid 10 date 1925 90 The S0cley wiz se & W.
Friday evening, August Q, two appropriations vi S"i"
sufficient 10 purchase houses
CITY M,ssIoNs.-At the last monthly meeting
of the New-York City Mission, A. X. Wetmore, esq Vice
President In the chair several OF the missionaries mar
rated incidents OF their labor showing the results OF
sympathy and kindness upon the most obdurate' Amah
Of co years hut twice In church his fe has been won
stronsers stopping in NewYork but for few days. have
been invited TO the Mission station and have found
friend stcked closer than brother In one stato
Womens Temperance Union has peen % Grsa,~eu n anu
them some very hard drinkers. woman who m ma I M
ped for 25 wears has been thoroughly reclaimed, ana
many girls have been rescued from An infamous me-
Mani other facts of like character show the practical
operations Of this praisewOrthy organization; Among
the statistics Of the sOcetys work ast MOUTH We iu
the folowing nglres 9369 missionary visits; 43l meet
ngs; lG6 Temperance pledges; 1885 persons 70 ehrcne5
AM
With rhnrc and So 9o5 tracts distributed. The socieys
Central Office is at No. 80 Bible House
FUNERAL OF PROF. CHARLES ANTHON, L.L.D ID.
The funeral OF Prof Charles Anthon took place yeseroy
morning The procession arrived at st. Marks Episcopa
Church atsll Among the clergy VINO altenue9 % ,e
funeral were the Rev. Dr. Dyer General Agent OF tne
Evangelical knowledge Society; the keV. DI Dnvs
Chaplain OF Columbia College and Rector OF 81 John %J3nl
Baptist Church; Rev Dr. Higbee. Rector OF Trinity
Chapel; the Rev. DIR. McNicar Professor III Iolumpia
COLLEGE and many other of the ecelesas
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palkbearers Judge Roosevelt, Hamilton FISH, VIII
liam Belts Prof Crslcr DR.. TORY, Geo. g.. Strong
Murray Hoffman. oswe Cammann, and Frederick d.
Peyster. Then the mourners ana intimate Irlenus
ana students Of Columbia College The coffin plate bore
this inscription: Charles Anthon, born November ~
l7s died July 90 1861" At the close OF the Iuhefa eere
monies the sexton uncovered the nsgand the last
view was TAKEN after which they were inferred IN the
Anthon family vault adjoining the church. meeting OF
the alumni OF Columbia College held at the Law
School yesterday morning aud Frederic de fcyster pre-
sided The Chairman remarked that the meeting had
been called 10 enable the alumni 10 express their sense OF
the loss which they had sustained by the death OF
their fellOwalnmnus, Charles Anthon LlH ID, VINO
nearly half a century Olcatcd Professor In Columbia
college i'm that department which he became so emf
d. Frederick de Pcyster IL. ID, Prof II. Crosby NJ,
the Rev. J. o. Spencer d. ID, ana James Emm3t - D'
having been appointed, reported resolutions OF euogy
THE MERCANTILE TowNG ASSOCIATION
The Mercantile Towing Association held a meeting last
evening at the Washington Hotel, Capt. L. Boyer pre-
siding The Executive Committee reported that the case
Of Capt Bloodgood was adjourned over by Judge Dean
TO the 18th Of September the Captain being released on
bail Capt spery who had been under arrest at Flush
ing, l.. L. also released on bail. Hitherto, when an
arrest made, the captain In custody taken 10
Flushing but Ju gc Dean has decided that this course s
unnecessary, bail given In NewYOrk is sufficient.
This the Association much trouble The Financial
Committee reported that the Treasurer had now In his
hands between S1lO0 and 81 200 Capt Boggs, Chairman
Of the Committee Bylaws, offered set OF bylaws for
approval in which the object Of the Association Is thus
stated:
Tla The interest Of The %esassi. he owners Of ,'e1Tt1s; e.
requires that thcy should N"eatn
protection iher gi OF free navigation
through the channel Al lirlGaei and
Wtrn TIE present ass oi The state q Newio compelling sail
vessels b. kc sGsts pilot vlsthef required OF bot ard pro
hbng seamtugs from iakug vessels through without plot an
unjust rsiIatS With 1t, and In or ophour violation of
the Navigation l.aTs of ihe United states,
We therefore tn ourselves into N Association 10 protect our inter
bind erey asf sdH O. obtain Tree nsvga
through suGaie leaving eaas and osnss oi vessels nee TO
lis Usie pilot steam iuF of both OF neither
Action the proposed by laws postponed TIL the
next meeting After some general conversation tOuchng
upon the experience OF members during the week. uic
meeting adjourned To Wednesday evening next