New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-16

A meeting of the Female Typographical
Union VIII be held a No. Gs East Broadway next Monday
evening. TO organise Training school for female
postors.
Elizabeth Moriarty, domestic, not satisfied
with the isolated situation of the house In which she
premises twice in tie hope that the family would be
compelled to remove 20 a more populous district
At $40 last evening John Farrell was ar
Jacob Ferns, at No. IOj HOustonst Farrell was de-
eeed in the act and while scufhus with Ferris had his
right leg broken
At 4:30 y. M. Yesterday, the middle wall Of
the buildings Nos. ~ and 4i3 West Tlnrty-fourhs
FELL burying Augustine Drusler carpenter njuung him
jured and girl, Elizabeth Ebcshauer, slightly injured
The members and friends of the New-En-
gland Church helda reunion in their chapel Fortyhrst
Howard Crosby, the Rev A. b. Earle, and the pastor.
Rev. Mr. Abbott Madame Brinkerhof sang THE Last
Rose OF Summer with much effect.
The Episcopal Board Of Missions met at the
Church OF TRANSPORTATION. Twenty .ninthst near
fnhave., last evening. The Rev. Dir. Ilil veteran
missionary from Athens read aIcpOI touching the work
In which he engaged lie said the missionary fund was
not sufficient 20 support the objects contemplated by the
English gentleman aud himself had contributed largely
from their private fluids The war now being ended, he
had to ask for increase in the fund, that the
missions connected with the Greek Church might go
Tic report referred to the Committee Foreign
Missions.
The Annual Commencement of the young
ladies' school Of the Church OF the Immaculate Conccp
ton m East Fonrtecntst, which has been progressing
eses which consisted Of sacred dramas duets tableauX
and addresses. pleasing and instructive Among
the many pleasing scenes was one representing the tr
nm Of innocence and virtue, In which over 800 young
ladies and children took part all OF whom were dressed
I'm white The exercises conducted by the Sisters Of
CHy who have charge OF the school assisted by Miss
Bella Kahn. Miss G.. f. OGrady, and Miss NJ. Higgins
The proceeds OF the exhibition are for the bcnent of the
poor Of the parish.
Among the arrivals at the hotels yesterday
were Charles T. KOrtrght, British Consul at Phiadc
at the ST. James Hotel Gen. dc Witt C. Clarke, Wash
ingon, and Prof 4. ID. Cope Philadelphia at the Metro
potan Hotel The Hon. MablOn Chance, Ohio the Hon.
William Williams Buffalo. and I H. Garfield OF Vermont,
nj the thAyenue Hotel Gen Andrew Porter Of Penn
syivaBla at the New-YOrk Hotel Gen. II. H. Robinson,
Biughamton, and the Hon j. f. BabcOck New.IIayen at
tie ST. Nicholas Hotel Judge Eldrdge Poughkeepsie
A. b. DIN Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of Cou-
ba Gen W. =. Smith, u. :. A., and the Hon John j.
NicSs, Emira, at the Aston House.
Bricblayers No met last evening, mt their
han Demt Dispensary, the President H. Saul IA the
chair The Committee appointed 20 look after the mem
Der Who abscOndcd with several hundred dollars OF the
Society funds, instructed TO institute legal proceed
hugs against him. his whereabouts shall be dis
covered The Committee appointed To walt upon the
Supervisors and ascertain the for tho recent
ton IN relation 10 the masOns the new Court House,
who were ordered 10 work 10 hours day. reported that
they had waited upon the Board who dsclaimcd having
which u 10 be sent TO the various trades organizations
throughout the country giving statement Of the pres
Ont condition OF tie hfke, read and ordered 10 DE
printed Committee Of two appointed 10 eOufcr
with COMMITTEES from Nos 4 and ia In relation to
special meeting VI TIE three unons, soon TO Dc called