New-York tribune., 1868-04-08


Court House site met Monday evening ah1 sH"urnsu @
30 Saturday, owing TO the absence Oh Oho VI "'
tlCneIs.
EpreLo D;,,;uion : Of II. will meet this eve
ming in washington Han TO install officers for the ensuing
wear. Unusual preparations are pei's D"lo ' INV
ceremony. -.
The Rev. ]. V. Mcnamara, G. NJ, is to deliver
lectre before the Catholic Library ASSOCIATION IN the
Assembly Rooms. ON Tuesday eFenins' 'A0 '''" '' ''
the q" Harmony Of History =, ..
Charles Rradv. G3 wears of age, while waiting
M usce Voorhees, Court, yesterday morning Tor me
arrival of the police vaD when was " Ae nun W '0
hospital, died suddenly -,
| pisbon Potter administered the rite of con-
foafioD on Monday evening IN ST. Marks Church. TO lG
persons The Bishop preceded the ceremony by an elo
| queut discourse. -.
The sale of tickets for Mrs. Frances Kemble's
series Of Readings in Brooklyn Will commences at the
! Rrooklvn Institute tomorrow morning at oclock.
single tickets for each reading may be procured on Fri
day and the following days.
Snarklipg Water Division No CO. 5. Of t.,
nd Walworth-st on Monday evening, installed their
officers for the present term This Division has now loo
| members.
r. w. Raymond, Superintendent of the Ply
mouth Sabbath School, has been appointed Mining Com
missioner in the place Of j. Ross Browne who has been
made Minister TO emma. Alf Raymond was edisI vi iN
Mining Journal.
Baron de Camin, recently an inQuisitor OF
the Secret Quison Of the Order of ST. Dominic IN the
South Of France to this evening, and on Friday
evening in Brooklyn Institute, on Rome Her Poiey,
and Conspiracy against Frotosants in the Republic
oi the United states
At a meeting of Washington Division, No. a,
$ Of t. Monday evening after the usual installation
Of officers in their respective places the treasurer an @
SO4 49, the disbursements for sick brethren ana 9her
incidental expenses 500 a. TGe Washington Di'S'o"
4 colored man, John Jackson by name was
sentenced TO months imprisonment yesterday, by
Justice Cornwe The prsoner who bears Dad Tepqia pi
tOn called at the house OF Dorothe2 Iamnah' Whe
woman. on the lIunteriy on sunday last In5 d I
manded liquor Beng refused he struck her on tue heu
with "a stick, ntlcting serious injury.
The monthly report of the Society fOr lmprOv-
ing the Condition OF the Poor shows that l2o0 families
have been assisted during March AZ cost OF sSoG & 3o
During the Winter tnan 500 tuns OF coal ana iV0
chaldrons OF coke have been distributed ana over SSS
of te Treasurer shows that since oct the OF s2 900
has been received
AT meeting of the Board of Education, last
evening. resolutions adopted expressing the mgh
sense Of appreciation the Board 5hertMneu 9i lne 81 &
vices OF Mr. Cyrus T. smith, who lately retired ron te
ported in favor OF the legality Of providing books TO ihe
pupils attending the puOlc schools and OF so applying
Board The repOr; made the subject oi consider
alton at the next mectng soon after which the bodid
adjourned.
About s o'clock yesterday morning new
frame building in course OF erection at The intersection 1i
Iih-avc. aud TTenyii iirstst GoMauus, eu down WIN
ers Rudolph Pouch and Joseph frei-ch. IL appears
they engaged Ia raising tho frame work. IN order
70 make some alteration I'D thc hooiluE Wien lne 9iaS
gave way. The unfortunate men were eNtucued WIN
great difficulty by the neghhOrs ana ponce BON were
eighth Precinct SatOnHouse whore they shortly died
children residing III Nyckonst DetTteh snltn u am am
HOyt-Sts Fresch, recent immigrant leaves v lie ana
several children in Germany He boarded IN Van Brunt,
McCarty
SOUTHOLD. L. AT the public installa-
tou of officers OF the sons O Temperance of this place or
the ensuing quarter, recently held here in the NJ. t.
Church, an address was delivered by Joseph H Cod
smith, esq.
CUTCHOGCE. l.. AT the last meeting of
The Sous OF Temperance mere 70 new members all
mtted. The Order is progressing finely.
THE HARBOR. - Capt. Evans of the ship
ports that James Irwin, fell overheard the sth
ult ana drowned. Lorng Garnet Of Pembroke, Me-
Alexander Mil,en, in the Gulf stream ON the 2gth ult
Clements Seaman died on board the bark Lota from
smlt Of New Haven seaman. died on board the brig Mon
ccO from Pensacola Of injuries received IN the gale Of
tie 3si utmo George Mcmillan late captain oi me
bark Ralahome, nom Singapore, died on board that
vessel on the I'd Of April.
MORRISANIA-NileS Sherwood. a carpcn-
ter of the top JOINT of the index hngcr of his night
Of the Road Commissioners was held yesterday after
noon at Htrmc Hotel when various resolutions were
agreed 10 Tor the paving aud grading OF new streets
COLLEGE POINT, s. I.--Mr. Conrad Pop
penhuseu. the completion Of his jis year presented
this town with large tract OF real estate ana Sl"o ~
cash. 70 be used Tor the promotion Of the religious educ
| tiOna. and social interests Of the people.
! JERSEY CITY.-The Jen ~ City Protective
Association having resolved resist tbe further
erOachneut oi the Railway monopoly have addressed
letters 10 each " Adelamc nOm,es 20 ascertain now
they stand the matter. Yesterday morning IL
dlSpOKe0
Liberty Engine Go. No Of H0bOben had been entered
ard robbed OF two fire trumpcts sand several articles OF
wearing apparel .Cor0nerWhite of Hobokcn held an
inquest yesterday the body of Elizabeth Bott, a
German woman IS years OF who whs iOnnd dead IN
the HOte iIansa on Eyerst. u WAS shown that
she had resided iu obs0iritv at the hotel
on several occa ions she has threatened 10 k herself.
and Monday, Of m. females in the house enter
dict Of death by suicide. by taking audnmn Edward
Dorsey one OF The men who attempted 10 enter e house
NJ ufue1
Martndae and Gutter, aud -eut 10 ihe county Jah Tor
three months.
HOBOKEN.-Car Sweutzcr German. was
knocked down and robbed Wine crossing the PLANK walk
over the H0boken Hats about midnight on Monday lie
was seriously injured No arrest y newly erected
house the HObOken hats fell yesterday, aud was to
tally demolished. Loss 1900
NEWARK.-Joseph Brunette fell dead in
saIoon nj No 20 Plor.t on Monday night while in the
act Of lifting glass OF liquor 10 his ps.A steam
man is in conrse OF construction IN tins city David W
Baldwin, prominent citizen, died suddenly oi heart DIS
ON Sunday night.
PATERSON-The popular excitement con
cerning the Citizens Gas Company Is dying out and mer
Republican Central City Committee called for tonight
at Mayor Willams's office T. s. Van Wiuue Guardian
500 The Street supernteudent5 salary is SOc...
Petitions were made on Monday night TO the Common
COuuc asking the prohibition of the sale OF immoral
publications The amount Of property lost by Ie the
past year is estimated by Chief Engineer MOser at $4,000
Russell Coc of Hackensack and Moses Shoerthal OF
Orange have been adudged baubrupts. Samuel Smith
has been nominated for Alderman in the Fourth ward,
Thomas Williams in the seventh L. H. Manson i'm the
First, Isaac McGce III the sixth The Democratic CITY
Convention has nominated Archibald l}elcher for Cty
Clerk and Daniel Zindc for POOrmastcr.
TkENTON.-The Legislature, after a severe
struggle to-day, passed the Tax bill, whereby real
estate is taxed wherever found, and mortgages
empt in the counties of Hudson, Essex, Passac Morris,
Union, and Aiddesex The Governor sent in two yeOes
against the Detective Agency and tine other against
the Ferry the Hudson az IOnkers Henry A. VII
Jams confirmed as Prosecutor for Passac County.
The Mercantile Court bill passed the Governors
veto by a vote OF A. IN the Assembly.
SLATERNILLE, y. IA new Division of
the O Temperance has been organized this place
and will be instituted tomorrow evening by H. X. Drake,
Grand Worthy Patriarch.