New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24
Nr,y yopx nAuy TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST o. 1867

to nut stop to all grinding and itinerant band
playing IN the streets
Edward SCHUYLER, while tending circular
saIg i'm the kindnr wood establishment No 10 Newark
AZ had his hand cut almost in two by the instrument
The physician who called In thinks that ne VIII nave
to resort TO amputauon to save ms patients me-
Jersey CITY.-Mrs. Theresa NJ. Ryan OF
No 2s5 Railroadaye, who burned by the explosion
of "A Kerosene lamp Monday evening dled Oh her Du
res on Thursday evening
NFWARK.-On application OF the Morris
Canal tompany-between whom and the City OF Newark
there exists agreement binding the latter 10 Dd anu
keep repair al the GEqgeS Se OfSf s ss an
restraining the city authorities from completing prIug
over the canal at Madison Place On THURSDAY paItai
hearing was had In the before ChieJustico Beesy
sitting as Chancellor at Trenton, Who deemlng he ques
mary notice. suggested that nasmuch as the public were
Inconvenience and prevented by the injunction from
nsUo be bridge il would be better for both parties TO
agree that the Injunction be released until the questions
az issue between the company and the city uepeae
dstermined This being agreed TO by counsel on both
sides an order was made dssoying the injunction which
had been granted in june last by the Chancellor the cost
of the motion abide the issue of the controversy.
The consolidated railroads of New-Jersey and
the Central Railroad OF Pennsylvania, have formed a
business connection, by which new through route 10
the West without change Of cars is effected on dhnr
dav night the first through from Chicago VIA fOr
WAYNE and Pittsburgh and the Pennsylvania Centrai
Railroad. arrived at Jersey CITY TINS route cS f N
direct competition with the Central Railroad OF Ne"
Jersey. +,
Many church robberes having recently occurred
in Newark, the police have been making strenuous eAea
suited Yesterday the arrest of VIM Crompton son OF
Sesnecfale gentleman living at No 43 Richmond st. He
is but Is years old aud admits breaking into the First
Baptist Church Thursday, and entering the south
Bpfist Church some ten days and stealing the money
from the contribution boxes. He was regular attendant
at Sabbath school, and has heretofore borne sood lePu
tatiOn. -. 80 =, -.
Mr.. Charles Saddler of No 1856 MaTket-st.
left home 10 visit New-York on Saturday morning last
with the intention Of returning at noon lie i suPpPsGo
10 have had with him $4,000 and watch and cham
worth $50 and was last heard of at 10 o'clock IN inc
forenoon of the day on which he left home He was then
at the corner OF Fulton and Nassass where nc TOOK
drink with an acquaintance He was man OF very re-
guar habits and rarely absentcd himself from his home
for single night. His mysterious disappearance creates
considerable among his friends, who begin To De-
lievc that he has been fOully dealt with
PATERSON-Two wcll-known physicians of
Passac County have published card IN winch they pro
test strongly against the testimony given by the Aims
House physicians They deny That corporal punishment
il necessary In the management OF lunaucs, ana enter
tain o doubt TO the efficacy Of cotheswasbDg III cur
ing rheumatism.