New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

down the Mississippi River from st. Louis and via the
in St Louis and bulk barges constructed with transfer
elevators at New Orleans for moving 1orward tne gram
thing IN the world to prevent the realization Of the
most sanguine expectations Of the st. Louis people MT
Cooney is undoubtedly, however, well posted, anu WIZ
probably mako everything clear to-day.
A mass meeting of the journeymen tailOrs
was held in the Germana Assembly Rooms last evening
ton The audience was large, and composed Of work
men from Brooklyn Williamsbnrgh Jersey CITY ana the
speeches that were delivered that great deal Of suffer
inc prevails among the taors much 80 that they are
demand higher wages They say that those of them who
work the trading houses scarcely average 70 week
claim that they should have an advance of wages as
well other trades and they gil declare that tney %0[E
all the trades.
BROOKLYN.-Mor last week, 412.
John bennington, milkman, was fined SO by
Justice Cornwel, yesterday, for driving SICK morse
through the streets.
The report of the Registrar of Public Health
shows that during the week ending July Is there were 40
deaths in Brooklyn from sun-stroke
Francis Gallagher while in conversation with
friends in Atlantic near Hicksst on sunday even
ing had his pocket picked Of s2l5 with which the thle
escaped.
Three houses belonging to the Messrs. Kings
land and occupied by A. O. Baekus, on Van Cottavey
Greenpoint were destroyed by IRE yesterday morning
Loss $1,000
William Adams was arrested on Sunday night
for feloniousy entering John H. Fnckes store, NO 270
Atlantcst, by prying of the door lock. The accused
was observed leaving the hallway. He was held to
Joseph Crasson, five years Of age. fell from
the attic window OF his parents residence No Mekn-
ney.st about o'clock yesterday morning, and striking
the sidewalk fractured his skull from the effects OF which
lie Died In few hours The child bad gone 10 eep near
the open window.
Policeman Michael J. Fox having taken
charge Of stray horse got on tho rear ear no Do1nd
ne
force as 10 completely break U one OF the oeeIs nhgr
with which he held the halter straps.
Mrs Bridget Bannon, residing In Butler-st.,
near Washngton-aye Frustrated by lightning during
the storm on Sunday evening She was standing IN the
doorway at the time heG husband a nc oTer 10 years.
OF age were sitting near Their mother Inc electric Had
and one OF the other boy shoes was torn rom
his oot-he escaped injury Mrs Bannons injuries are
Wilson's house, in Bergens, Pearsalst, was shat
tered by lightning about the same time, but no further
damage resulted.
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen
was held yesterday afternoon communication was
received from the Mayor calling attention to the Dad CON
don OF the streets and adding that although contracts
the wards very little progress had been made He also
recommended the passage OF ordinance peremptonly
directing the different railroad companies TO at once
the streets between the tracks and three feet each
side thereof to be repaired The Mayor likewise deems
advisable that the city property on Cantonst ana On the
OF Hampden-st and Myrtleaye should De leased
sold, so as TO make IL productive ms Honor also sun
mtted communication from the President OF the BOARD
OF Health, who replies 20 resolution That capt LOrd Oi
the Sanitary Squad has no authority rom me Boad %
Health grant permits for dumping night soil at any OF
the Brooklyn docks The subject was referred 70 the
Committee on Lands communication from the street
Commissioner presented ip which he says that OWING
20 the fact that number OF bills nad oeeh pad without
having been certified by MN OF IN ms once mere Wac an
apparent deficit the books OF 5000 The subject was
referred to the Finance Commtee Ine street commits
sioner sent in another communication colpianns va tho
great amount OF stones and dirt left IN the street Dy the
contractors for lay ing the water main III Atais. ~
connection herewith resolution was adolted Iectns
the contractors 10 remove the rubbish within nVe days
after being notified aud In Of failure authorizing inc
Street Commissioner to remove at Their Apense Inc
Law Committee reported in favor OK retaining the clause
men TO employ many horses and carts they may
deem proper An amendment was offered repeating this
Cartmen will now required to the horse and cart
they drive, and can make use of no more.
FOSTERS MEADOW, i. I.-Mr. Smith String
day evening Los. 500.
VALLEY STREAM /. L-Out- buildings on the
premises I suae ihs village burned by shas Loss
closed Friday last for siIeeess vacation Large nsiainenis Of
city cousins have been received ~ @ village 'aee Tue Leaed Iea;
command Of Commodore stebbius.
FAR ROCKAWAY, L. L-Durng the prevalence |
heavy Sunday evening last the Hon Horace Caks
large ara elegant o9 az fas place. E1 'Sh y sa'g and G
with great dIcu saved Mos. the other contents neud
e.a@ei At from Sc so to $1,000 On which there partial
AMI va. sooa entirely destroyed about ~ 5oO.0u sunday
nigh. lat Mr. Henry McDemott proprietor Of ;he Ocean House va.
While he asleep. Bsc discovered al6l yesterday
l si rA'' on feeling '' Tie money " found that " ''''' mad 0'''
MANARONECK.-Th freight depot of the New
York and NeNayeu Railroad Co.. entered by burglars on Friday
tG 70 80 Til, i the third depot which robbed within
short period
On VS., 'Hs ,,S $50, 55 o,ng 70 Sbot al 0
e 10 n9si he S',g a sss oSls po @ 5S he Ia. Wit
lbonds safe yet and is willing make a compromise.
PORT CHESTER.-The citizens of this village
learned deep regret sabbath evening that the Rev Henry Bea
at saratoga NJ Benedict removed nom wsgort Coma Port
Chester about Sefn years Hs9 aIG aeesp e pastoral ISs o 81
1nt aloot he resigned h ministry consequence
the village where BY all Who lin. About two
'os s s s S q" psI y % r and married dsass
M rCdLl While masrF so9urn at sar9tosa be N4s seized WITH
be on Saturday morning the ady.ucd Of H. His
s % the PTssbes Sp Church o'clock hi, afternoon
MOTT HAyEN.--James Kelly, an employs in the
T. MC' yn w, ST5s Hs & @ heat and died the same evening
Ms Jame: Humphrey sent hue 500 about 90 ys s S yess
Treasury the t hoy failing maze known his wishes TO the
ba aud took snd handed to Patrick pOale The Two
called for glasses Of qar and eaIs pad S Them out Of We 20 note
arrested BY Osce Hannah aAsn before Justice HauEnan who
matng hem iSoge 'heI soen booty sent them to White
HAvERsTRAw, N. Y.-At this place. where
now Soaaas BsSa q the Daughters Temperance
numbering nearly go Smgs m M ,o c,S psST
Church. ard spirited earnest address delivered by George NJ
Dcher esq Of whose thng appeals are Drawn em his own
,Ad experience.
STATEN ISLAND.-During the thunderstorm on
Sunday evening the house o. w ConG leaI the Spnpe road on
the family having barely time 10 escape.
HOBOKEN.-Ten arrests were made by the police
Sunday afternoon and evening David Mack, OF this place
s,sd at o'clock yesterday morning for ASSUMING AID attempting
violate the Of Ahea Butler drepaAbe New York character
iron the prisoner beng aued before Recorder Pope the complain
Mack
ngy discharged payment Of $40 for dsoery conduct
and James Mckean who claimed he
who evidently aboref Used SO each
dtoerY conduct and resisting the officers sSsysA o.