New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

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and Knapp woald be lynched Crowds Of Irshmen IV
lowed Vincent and Knapp from Fishk 10 Pongnhyb1pseo
a TENN ~ tbe a doors With the prisoners to
have the evidence Of their eyes that the two men
locked up
GOSHEN.--The Goshen markets have large
daily snpoy OF excellent pickerel and catfish The miller
at the pond has sold 10000 worth Of fish, at IS ces
pound since this supply has set caes O the
h they seek the outlets and arholes and thus become
an easy prey to the hshermen.
YONKERS.-At the Getty House, in Yonkers,
on Thursday morning last Mr. House drugged anu
robbed OF 500 and his clothing Grard Henveldoss or
man calling himself by that name, and saying that ne s
on being accused of the robbery he souty denied an
knowledge Of IT, As however as the police quit tne
been heard from Henveldoss is OF most polished ad
dress and represents himself TO have held prominent
the robbery he with several others had been drinking IN
of the hotel, in which room the following morn
ing House found lying the floor unable TO explain
how he came there and minus his money.
F0RDHAM-The subscribers of the Jerome
Park Skating Pond accompanied by their guests held
reunion on Saturday at the skating pOnd In FOrdham
Among the guests number OF ladies' some OF whom
10 take part IN the skating tournament The nilu
ness OF the weather considerably solSneu lne zee,
ing skating difficult and disagreeaole pastme notWI
standing which several OF the HsS er ra aye
OF the prize pair OF magnificent gold drops made
imitation OF the skate They were presented her Dy
kept up until late hour in the afternoon. Mr. Moss the
popular Treasurer Of was, as usual w
tirinR in his attentions 70 the guests
WESTCHESTER.-Ta Robinson OF West
chester appointed Coroner for the First Assem-
bly, District TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF T. Jay Byrne resigned
MELROSE.-John Savage, esq, is to lecture
at Central Hail. MelrOse tomorrow evening, in aid OF the
charitable Society connected with st. Augustine Church.
Morrsania. Subject Patriot Priests"
STATEN ISLAND.-The Staten Island Drain
Association has adopted report and sent II to the
Legislature The I. A. Il. Societies OF New-Brghton
will parade St Patrcks day bishop Potter admin
toyville yesterday The Exharating Club TO have
masquerade in the Lyceum building on the 2.th inst
The ST. Mary VI. b. Society," Clifton, is 10 give soiree
in the st. Mary's Institute, on Wednesday evening A
fun dress ball Is TO be given on the evening OF the 2st
nst at Chestnut Grove House. Clifton under the ausp
OF the ST. Johns Episcopal Church. "A new paper
factory is about TO be erected at stapleton.
THE HARB0R-The bark Marie, which ar
rived from Bremen yesterday reports that the sd inst
Carl Herbet of Germany, seaman fell from the bboom
and drowned She has 265 steerage passengers Of
mem and eight others are sick with the same maady
The patients to be sent to Wards Island to-day.
THE SOUND Bridgeport Harbor is now open
ter Mass to New-York With hernngs, went ashore at
SmthtOwn Bay, L. l., Saturday The Keeper OF the
the shoals by the force OF the ice aud fears that all
hands lost Between the lighthouse and the spin
die Is another schooner driven In by the floating ice She
is loaded with coal for II. W. Benedict Co.. aud will 20
10 pieces If not soon relieved.
JERSEY CITY.-Mayor GOpsill lately mott
fed the proprietor skating lake this city which
used for purpose by the public the sabbath
that such a proceeding Is contrary TO the OF the
state In accordance with this notice the lake viii be
closed on SUNDAYS for the future Since Wednesday
1856 worth Of food has been distributed among l5j poor
families by the Overseer OF the Poor This does not in
cudc INDECENT wayfarers this class Of the gains TEN
porary relief Of the Amshouses In the case OF John
rendered verdict that death caused by being acc
denally thSown by falling from wagon attached 10
runaway horse, the corner OF Prospect and South
First-sts. Jersey City.
HOBOKEN.-0n Saturday Justice White of
Hoboken after hearing the evidence Of Anna Rupp the
victim Of the recent abduction and outrage In that city,
committed Mrs Dora schwartz and Frederick kosche to
the county jail for trial He remarked that the testimony
TO take bail In the case OF Archibald wright ooored,
who fatally injured by falling on the sidewalk the
jury censured the Mayor and Common Council OF the
City Of Hoboken for negligence in causing the sidewalks to
be properly cleaned.
NEWARK.-T Baptists have a new church
in OF erection Bondst, which VIII be probably
finished In few months 10 is called the FanOnt Bap
tst Church, and will accommodate over 600 persous IL
built OF brick and the exterior presents rather heavy
Al present the congregation use the beneath
for divine worship They have regular pastor as yet
but endeavorng 10 secure the services Of eminent
NewYork divine -. on Friday night, gentleman aud
his wife riding IN sleigh on the Bloomfield Road were
they reached the center Of the city Here they
thrown out OF tIe sleish and although me gentleman
hurt about the head aud shoulders Tho oioSh
pletely smashed, and the horse slightly bruised. ON
Tnnor who drunk 20 the station house, ercely
Others Their object was fIanoTs rescue aud they had
nearly succeeded n fulfilling IT, having severely beaten
the officer. when officer Beahen came 10 shcrdmans
assistance and with the help OF some citizens conveyed
the pair 90 the Lookup Ihs r aar 9Tgea qae ny & se,s
ark police, while attempting to arrest noisy fellow
named 1oRh Srned eer Beaan came to his asst
alcc, and the men were locked up Mrs ConkwnghL
residing IN Ne%s was i1[qJb cb O bo & % %9nS ~ S IE he
husband. Mr.. Nicholas ii Jaco9uss horse aud wagon
Maoney. whose license was revoked sho.t
time ago. arrested on Saturday for selling
tbs week andS ponce On saiagdav
The Overseer OF the Poor distributed during last week
I52 loaves OF bread tp so families The Relief Assoca
ion distributed provisions 10 1000 families during The
80 eTod During the month OF January the overseer
of the Poor distributed l9leI oayes OF bread society
of the Latter Day Saints mas been organized AT newark
and holds weekly meetings portion Of their creed en-
Joins total abstinence from Intoxicating drinks and 20
bacco They will join Brigham founG at Utah Curing
the coming Summer. The Sunday law vas not
enforced yesterday. Temperance ,se,p:ons We're
An old man from Belleyille named feSis Miller, was
caught on Friday night by Otcer Hickey In the act Oh
stealing Grape from the dOJf OF bereaycd family IN
Piane-st The work on the Newark aud Paterson Rail
road continues be energctcay prosecuted near the
Plank Road beyond the Paterson Ciy line where large
force of men Is Constantly employed. Work going
also at and Franklin, where considerable cutting ana
lling being done. At recent meeting Of the Board
Of Directors IN Paterson everything reported as
gTessing satisfactorily
PATERSON twenty-ninth anniversary
sermon Of Mr. Dunyer Of the Second Reformed Church.
was nreached Yesterday Complaints against the police
nre on the Increase AZ the late fire Saturday
are accused Of committing dIteJ on tht choA csNuOu
from the flames. one policeman reported as having
slept several nights in car when on duty A sled,
coasng down MansiOn-st. Hill on saturday, Knocked
down a lady and injured her head and fSce The Pas
sale Glasses have formed new Dutch Reformed Chnreh
at BOOntOn.
TRENTON.-The stockholders of the Tren-
ton National Banking Company have elected the follow
ing-uamed Directors for the ensuing year. Philemon
Dickinson Charles s. Olden, Samuel ;. syker Benjamin
Fish, Caleb s. Green, Albert j. Whitaker, William G..
Cook Johnathan Steward Joseph II. Bruere, Alexander
Wurts and s. Moore Hart. The Directors elected Plne-
mon Dickinson President Of the bank aud T. j. Sryker
Cashier.
BRIDGETON.-The Bridgeton newspapers
oppose the proposed removal OF the county buildings OF
Cumberland To- Vineland. The Jail and sheriff residence,
recently completed, cost about $4,000.
ELIZABETH.--At special term of the Union