New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

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Of the Post Office which has been erauI9,ns y,
for the purpose The eerr WIS an oncsr ~ m be
army during that celebrated Genein'S Aaio" :" -
Sea- aud his lecture viii bear that uile'
A conductor of one of the Myrte-gye. ano
Broadway was badly beaten about one eioeh yes
srday morning BY p Of Hs Sns SDo SD Il ns s 10 gs me
nssaants we're driven but mol before they had nearly
Killed e TIT ss sunS created aroused nearly
every resident In the neighborhood. NO arrests "ero
mado. n.
Some of the most prominent residents OF
South Brooklyn held meeting on Thursday evening at
which resolved 10 petition the fgisature ior h ho
phiect il 10 make drive In q direct line from Hamilton
avenue Ferry 20 the plaza at Prospect PARK Commt
tee was o the poVement ia to be borne by the
owners Of property along the line OF the street
Yesterday Officer j. N. Carman of the Forty
two hoys named Harding and Lacy It appears that
September last number Of boys were playing Tag , ia
than necessary the above named two were arrested ana
taken TO the Station House on Inc ehs in
nant brought the matter before the Grand jury ana o
officer indicted for assault Several witnesses wsTG
ant was convicted and sentenced TO pay me OF
SING SING.-The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
here have taken Tas9t Hall for e
lecture the benefit Of the treasury 81 81 Angns
tines Church Library viii be deSeed & IN w Iha eder He
EFT, on the Pfgrimage to Bethlehem"
BARRYVlLLE.-A large meeting, in behalf
OF tile projected Nnlte Lake hhBOau'
Gently Some 200 shres Of the capital stock were SUD
scrbed for IN addition 10 the 400 shares taken at previous
loving officers H. L. Morse, President; r. Morrison
Vce-Preeident; T. w Johnston, secretary ana y. f.
Of $4,000
CORNWALL, N. Y.-The West Point and
Cornwall Turnpike Company are to make application to
Goshen March I? for authority to construct turnpike
along the Hudson River between the two places
FORT MONTG0MERY.-A wild cat weigh
ing 80 pounds, recently killed In this vicinity.
MONTGOMERY.-The grading of the Wall
kill Valley Railroad is continued through the seEereSI
weather. About 100 men are at %Ok on the O. route ne
tween Walden and the BastD, and beyond
BEDFORD.-At q late meeting of the Farm
ers Club the subject of tho sale Of milk Introduced
By the combination of two OF rho nombers middlemen
avoided and the monopolsts debarred rom thelr
In sell and deliver their milk directly the consumer
In This manner II Is tA' tue SearS y"
TpCKERTON-Quite n stir is felt in Tucker
ton and vicinity about the railroad enterprises The
favorltc route now IL from Tuckerton to Vneentown
GOSHEN, n. Y.-The Catholic congregation
at have enlarged their church edhcr and nave
recently placed in lt fno organ The neT ono rs 4f
ton Morrison vlcePresdeut George w. Mlspaugh. See
retaryi J. W; corwin, TREASURER Alden Goldsmith Ma
fred b. Post, Charles b. seeey, Directors
MOUNT KISC0.-1he new railroad depot at
this village IS rapdly nearing conpie,on ana S 3o
era and Officers Institute for tho upper towns In the
county will hold their annual meeting IN the Presbyterian
Church Of tins village on Monday next The exercises
win consist OF prayer music. addresses, &C. the whole
being under the management Of the following gentle
Mr. Joseph Banks of the Presbytcran Church. Mr. James
OF the Society OF Friends, and Mr. A b. sarles OF
the ~ y. Church
KATONAH.-The farmers OF North West
chester County will meet tQday ~ 10 a. m Tor the pur
pose Of organizing Farmers' Club.
CROTON.-The bass fishing in the Croton
River never was better than at present ard recently
lot caught weighed 81 pounds Suckers and nostnsh
are also plentiful
CARMEL-At the annual meeting of tho Put
nam County Agricultural Society Daniel ID. Chamberlain
elected Presidents James o. Cole Wm H. Drew, John
Iarrs Richard T. Hsyand sares Drew. David Heustls,
Ryder, Treasurer, and John B. jeiG, Marshal
RONDOUT-Three-fo -fourths of the whole
number babies born In this village, during the present
Winter. Of the male sex.
BREWSTER STATION-The Tillyfoster
Iron Mine Company are building railroad which VIII
miles long and win cost about $4,000 The Tlyfo-ter
aud Brewster mines are in fun operation employing 800
YUENGSTVILLE.-A child belonging to one
OF the employees at the Empire Sewing Machine Factory;
hot water scadng so severely that faint hopes OF It's
recovery are entertained
DECKERTOWN.-T books of subscrip-
tion for Valley Railroad we're opened here
Ss Sc, ior TES & mI e. Sgi @ fnneyc Ca each R
$4,000. thus covering the whole amount Of the capital
stock (l75 Oe aud q 900 Active operations are a
Valley road Ground has already been broken for the
road from Newton TO Franklin and u IL expected the
win be remembered that Warwick holds the key to the
Water Gap.
SAUGERTIES.-It Is expected that the
paper mill viii shut its gates soon and large number
OF persons De thrown out OF employment.
JERSEY CITY.-Edward Quincy, 10 years
OF age resident Of Jersey City challenges any boy In the
match according the NewYork Club rules, for the
Young Mems Christian Association hays elected the fo
lowing officers for the ensuing year President, G. H.
j. A. Millard. Jr ID. W. Wilson, W. j. Hunt, and W. A.
Lewis Recording Secretary, c. W Noolsey; Correspond
Librarian. H. f. Hart The Assocafion have adopted
resolutions having for their object the holding OF religions
ing against the decoration OF the sabbath by the opening
OF tie Skating Lake and urging tho authorities 10 enforce
the laws relating 10 the subject OF aInusenlents
HOBOKEN-A man named Martin MerlIt |
arrested in ob0kcn yesterday, on warrant issued
by Justice white charged by George Merkt with having
falsely representing his The accused was held FOR
examination before United states Commissioner Jackson
PATERS0N.-By a bill just passed in.the |
In each Ward Instead OF heretofore The house
OF Mr. Orlando shrf was broken into by bnrglars on
Thursday night but Mr. Shrft awaking, stopped their
6nerat6ns The burglars, four IN number He'd and Mr.
shrift and his pursued them, but did rot secure
Ripper OF Paterson has been adludged bankrupt ,.Q
the bills tho IhHsiatnre Gsvs TO Paerson one Is TO
featuring CO.. with capital stoeh or s,e1g also one TO
Incorporate Masonic ASSOCIATION OF Paterson Win
"!shts" t9T The reception OF the water mains rock
roneh Inc roof Of scotts mill landing the upperfoor
hurting no bill In the Senate 70 ncorp0htes
horse railroad 10 Passaic by the way OF Dundee LAKE.
EWARK.-Edward u. Wickes, who was
convicted In the Essex County Courts OF exposing ew9
pictures. yesterday called IN the Court OF oyer nnu
r rs sssaG ssred hS oea eeS Il Rs surety was "a
Mr Parsons who had given bonds IN the sum Oh soo Vg
WIckess appearance. Louis Miler FARMER feSlulhR
At Beevle was arrested last evening on charge OF
petit larceny lie was caught IN the act OF removing