New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MARCH TO- 1863

Z civ treasnrY
examine accounts Of each and TO procure the inde
| ment OF any justice guilty Of the orcnse The Grahu
! Jury now engaged upon the civil calendar
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday, and
received protest from the Mayor against the passage Of
bill pending In the Legislature, giving the bOF-
s Sn ID 6s sGn Proposals
were received 10 light the streets also for the removal o
ofal, but none were accepted other matters were con-
greasing and repairing OF the Fire Department hose
The first report of the Inebriates' Home for
temporarily located in building at the corner Of Bush.
wckave. and Chestnutst and was opened on the lQth
tween S Fourth and Fifthayes and Fyourt6 and Fifty
fthts has been purchased at cost OF 700 per l0t ana
building Is TO be erected thereon which will De
adapted in all respects 10 the wants OF the Institution
Since the Home was opened rs persons nave been al
mitted IL OF whom have been discharged but even the
remaining number can scarcely De accommodated III the
building now in The new building ~ to be l56 feet
feet VIDE and viii observation-disclosures 500 patients The
cost is estimated az 100000 The building will
ng 20 bear their own expenses but at present attention
especially directed to the the outcas ana those
found in prison for intOXeaton. On the OH OF May,
I67 an act of Incorporation passed by the Legsa
ture and - per cent OF the Excise tax and al the fines
paid in Kings County for infringement of the Excise law
were set apart for the institution and mp February T.
SO5l2 Sc received from the metropolitan Board OF
Excise the prosecution and extension OF their work
the directors Of the Home eeksympahy and encourage
] ment.
HUNTERS P0INT.-A club to oppose the
enforcement OF the Excise law has been formed here
THE HARB0R.-Capt. ThOrndlke, OF the
bark Pauline from Yokohama reports that lewis BROOK,
seaman, died board the r., December 7, OF dropy.
SALTERSVILLE.-O Saturday night Mr..
Grips resident of the place, discovered his wie IN te
took place but the barber armed with defed cap
ture Yesterday his shop was cleared out ana hnsel
chased out of the town by several of the coloed cehs
PURDY'S STATI0N.-The Sons of Tenn
perance held demonstratiye public meeting at tins
| place last night.
SING SING.-The next quarterly Westches-
ter County Convention OF Sons Of Temperance. VIII De
held in the first week in April at Talcott Hall, IN this
place. II is understood that an equal number 81 male
female delegates will be called for thus aeknowledg
ing the powerful influence Of women IN this great moral
reform.
MORRISANIA.-A grand rally Of Temper
Hall in this place next Thursday night. TO aid IN the
formation Of a new Division Of sons OF Temperance
MOUNT KISCO.-0n Saturday night Pat
rick Mcguire, blacksmith. committed suicide ny cutting
| his throat. Cause excessive dissipation
| HUDSON CITY.-The ladies of Hudson City
will give the NTH Of series Of socabes IN ana OIL the free
| City Library tomorrow evening.
NEWARK, ~ 1.-THE strike of the female
operatives of Clarke's factory continues The late EN-.
poy6s held n meeting saturday night, ana passed
old scale OF wages was rfGstabshed 10 j. difficult to
foresee The end OF the strike, Messrs Clarke Co are
! strike ana IL takes a hand. month To acquire
| any knowledge Of the work. Last evening ,Anrrt
Jetilcss arrested for selling liquors upon the pre-
! cedng Sunday.
WEST HOBOKEN.-Oscar Hess and Thos.
Brown engaged M pigeon shooting match yesterday ~
n birds. u yards rise, and ~ yards boundary, with y
ounce shot aud barrel for 200 side; Each marks,
winged 10 birds hut those in attendance regarded
the affair a. an undi~gused swndlc. John EvesOn, a
ookeron who received charge Of shot IN the head and
body attended by surgeon and made as comfort
able az possible.
JERSEY CITY.-The Rev. DR.. Parmly spoke
the history OF the Baptist denomination IN Jersey
City. at the First Baptist church. on sunday mornns.
While policeman waiting for the roundsinan ac-
worth If cloing from Half & Belts store at the inter
| az Cfov uud meeting
Of the Young Mems Christian Association VIII take place
tomorrow evening Workmen were engaged yesterday
IN removing the old depot from Hudson 10 Greenest.
| ON Sunday 20 more converts were received INTO 81
Paus NJ f. Church; the revival meetings continue this
| week . The Americas Hook and Ladder Company No
elected NJ Duke Tden, o. W. stelslng, and VIM H. crane
n, delegates 10 the Fremen's Nominating Conventions
! and Washington Engine Company No. elected james
Raitcrs james Bay and slfallgan as delegates to
the Convention James Ferguson, living AZ 70 10
Essex.st. was found dead in his bed the cause OF his
death being an overdose Of lauda9nm, when winch
! drug ho had lately been IN the hadn't OF tahlnE,
| lie was 80 years Of age had been scream ant
children on friday last 100 families received from the
Oycrseer OF the Poor provisions 20 the amount OF go 90
ccivod provisions amounting To $50 on account OF
the large number in their families aud beside these y
strangers were fed during the week at the CITY Hospital
" Tie Missionary society Of the Heddiug Methodist
church held their anniversary ON sunday alter Alter
made made by The Rev. Mr. Dunn and Prof W Hasbrouek.
Saturday last iee new b p2e9 , TShsO Mr
Tc tsr OF "lce viii be for one year that OF Mr. Pray
! 49,, and Mr. Uoyt's three Nathaniel Il. Fowler was
elected chief OF Police Messrs =. Jordan, Ira smith,
second s and third Assistants Yesterday tho old Com
mssioners formally transferred their authority 10 Nesss
oanncy Pray, aud lioyt The President informed the
present policemen that they would be- Temporal
lily retained TIL the Commissioners thought III 10 replace
them.
PATERSON james Brown, laborcr, was
blinded by the snowdazze yesterday and now taken
meori was arrested Tor not supporting his wife and
child lie gave bail in $500 ST. Johns Roman Catholic
Church will give grand concert ~ the opera House Tor
the benefit OF the Parish John Robinson and Thomas
McGec were arrested for dOrdcry conduct IN the streets
Active steps have been taken for the organization oi
the new gas company Dennis VIM stole a pair oil
horses from Martin DOan Franklin, and h at large.
John Ryc, esq is about To alter aud improve the Murray
| MIL and carry on ms silk manufacturers there The
Day Company 10 occupy one story for SIR braid
factory The Passaic Falls very high, and the ice
bridge over them will break by the force Of water
! ORANGE.-Thc charter election of this town
will take place to-day The Republican candidate Tor
/ Mayor n Nathan ". PlcrsOu.
! TRENTON. y. 1.-THE contract for uphol-
STEERING the Central NJ l. Church has been given 10 q
PHILADELPHIA firm The Young ladies at the Normal and
The papers caution tho citizens against giving money To
person who has been soliciting subscriptions for the
family John Smith Of BOrdenOwn, who is represented
To have been killed on the Camden aud Amboy Railroad
The "Daughcrs Of the Forest" an organization re
| Gently formed with beneficial objects now numbers 40
| members.
HACKETTSTOWN, n. IA double track
from Philhpsburg. the Morris and Essex Railroad To
| this place Is about being commenced.
! NAUGATUCK, CONN.-James T. Brady OF
/ Ncw-lOrk Is TO lecture here on st. Patricks Day.
! NORWALK.-Some capitalists here propose
10 erect the present large hIstcss hotel Tor
summer boarlers, at a cost Of 100000.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Radicals '-ScnatOr James II. Hammond of