New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

suit and the noxt day again arrested him Butler e now
Ulster County jail awaiting hs 'iEAA'
BRIDGE HAMPTON, N. IA boats crew,
commanded by Eugene Ludlow, struck whale Of this
place few days since, and were towed ont TO sea some
eight miles when their line became f0uIcd and their boat
damaged. They were obliged 10 cut loose
Jersey CITY-The New-Jersey Pneumatic
Transportation Company proposes 70 lay portion Of the
ten miles, required by franchises TO be laid within three
along the line of railroads II expected the speed
of transportation viii be 100 miles an hour. com
Company has been just formed with the design OF lay
ms pipes from Brooklyn. under the East River,
CITY The submerged tube is 10 be six feet in diamete
and will he capable Of transporting passengers and
freight The annual sOciable Of Mechanics Lodge NO
66, l. o. o. f., is to take place at Odd Fellows Hall
Grove and South Fifth-sts next Tuesday evening
new Police Commissioners held private meeting h INC .ho
recorders Court on thursday evening y, ,i i
tre companies have elected delegates TO the e9Neo %
Ladder Co No elected the following named onceIs OF
Thursday evening: Foreman James j. heId ASsstan.
Treasurer, Patrick Sheeran The remains OF the ate
Mr. Nathaniel c. slaght, of the law nrn OF siagns ,
Lewis are expected TO arrive here next TUESDAY. hI
Slaght died al Nice, France on the 18th OF February
HOBOKEN.-Coroner White held an inquest
yesterday the body OF James VINO b
were engaged at work in o6oSen saughterhouse and
who diedfOm the wound about IL o'clock on IhuIs1aS
made the postmortem examination testified that the
wound was q inches in length In the aDdonen' o t
left side below the nipple ana tt @ '6 soacb ANYTHING Of
liond natnre taken by the deceased ont OF the
onpd death heinz therefore caused from extreme eK
hansfion' Morris Walsh who was working in the
slaughteFh0use when the quarrel occurIed NaS
moriem deposition. The investigation was adjourned
tim Monday next One Of Singers express wagons thn ~,
into Hoboken yesterday morning, pIo"Ai"s '"'
windows and otherwise damaging the car.
BERGEN, N. 1.-THE ladies OF Emory NJ; T.;
Church nnder the charge Of the Rev. d. r. Lowre held
Reunion Tea Meeting Library Hall on Thursday even
me There was very large attendance The Temperance
Society OF this Church will hold meeting on Monday
evening. Mr.. W. Hasbrouck Of Jersey CITY VIII denver
an address.
NEWARK.-Two New-Yorkers entered Mr.;
Robinson's store, No 119 BrOadst. last evening, ana
helped he ss S Se s21s heTe AFTER RRocRs
Robinson was arrested by an officer hut the other
escaned The prisoner gave the of Thomas Moore
The Hon Thomas McGrath and eXAderman Quinn
Of this city returned home yesterday from protraeted
ing of the Common Council was beld last evening The
C6ef OF Police reported S2 arrests during the month OF
which number 80 females also COS dodgers Of whom
65 were females. From shows and exhibitions license
fees the amOunt OF $ collected The City Clerk
reported having received $S23 for licenses &c The over
seer OF the Poor reported cash hand $62 So aud the
Street Commissioner $s7 96. The superintendent OF the
Aims House reported Eliminates remaining in that ins
tuition. The Police Justice reported having collected Tor
fees and costs, S27 3 The clerk Of Centre Market re-
ported having collected $780, The Chief Engineer reported
five fires during the month, the losses being S3s4 S5
fully insured In distance of one-eghth OF mile, De
discovered by the employees Of the NcwJersey Railroad
The 81. Johns Grand Lodge Of Perfection have
elected officers for the ensuing year
PATERSON.-Catharine Rose was arrested
yesterday for disorderly conduct and imprisoned
Watts Cooke has purchased from Sherman Jaqun the Ida
no Rolling Mills. at the Junction, m this city The
locomotive business is improving Coal is scarce IN Iat,
ersOn and Hackensack. The game Of chess between
clubs OF Paterson and Waverey ~ Y, continues. "A
new gas company will be organized in Paterson.
TRENTON.-In the Supreme Court on Thurs
day, motion for new trial in the case OF Christian
Weber agt The Morris and Essex Railroad Company was
argued Webers buildings at Newark were DESTROYED by
fire. caused by the sparks from locomotive The de
csOn was reserved The report of the Legislative
Committee on state Prison. shows that the expenses OF
the institution for the past year. exclusive Of salaries,
S9S39 49, The present number OF conyies IN tho
State Prison co., while the prison properly accom-
mOdate only $50.
IRVINGTON, Y. john l. Attridge n
butcher in this place has been arrested for setting fire TO
slaughteThOuse and carriage house. Both buildings
consumed He confessed his crime and said that
previous TO the fire he poisoned his three horses. His
buildings and stock were heavily insured He SAID that
pecuniaIy embarrassment tie cause OF the crime