New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

ONtrtacts were comHllleu
James Hudson, q lab0rcr, residing az NO; Z44
Johnst was bitten by dog Friday ana on sunday =
little boy James Dgnon 10 years OF SE ordered he
shockingy maDged by dog IDe MdJ"i olu0iou wv
dogs to be killed IN both cases ..
AT the openine of the United States Circuit
Court yesterday, District Attorney tay ba m anu M ~ ~ bc
Government against Theophilus g Calicot should ne
called up on Wednesday next on tne occasion OF Judee
Nelson presiding when the latter Will hx day Tor tral
John Rorke, a labOrer, was run over IN Hud-
sopave Yesterday by and cart and so seriously
injured that found necessary TO convey nm 10 the
CIV Hosntal George Beams child aged years, was
lover by wagon in Fulton-st, sprague salley,
and badly hurt lie was taken TO his parents residence
in Libertyst
In the Brooklyn City Court yesterday, an
scton brought by Frederick J. WodDe against w NJ
Copbe and others tried. Plaintiff is the proprie-
tor Of livery stable On 18th of May, 1861 the de-
PENDANTS hired team Of horses and wagon and jurng
one of the died Of the injuries Inflicted The other
was rendered useless for time on account OF the nn
aSount aisS ciamed-ai sC6~in favor Of plaintiff.
Last evening about o'clock two young men,
Leander Boen aged % years and Robert Walker aged
Mitchell. Fails & Co. No 25a Marshalst The deceased
were employed the premises in the manufacture OF
the nOxiOus fumes with which the place GIed One
fell into the vat aud the other outside Of IT, The bodies
Msrshaist, where deceased boarded. she entered the
building for the purpose Of sunmonng them TO supper
Every effort was made to resuscltate the pouies pu'
without avail. BOlen leaves young Wlfe
A regular meeting of the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon. The report was
considered Special Committee on the SUBJECT OF
pledgng the faith of the city tothe amount OF SOOOior
the purpose OF enabling the NewYork Bridge company 10
construct bridge across the East River. minority re-
port signed by Alderman George H. Fisher OF the NINE
teenth Ward was presented IL read as ioows IN wncs ~
the Committee First, That municipal corporations ought
public funds or credit Second the very feasibility of the
project which conceded; Third, the insufclency oi
grounds on which II is considered impractlcabe 10 lnd
Viduai or associate effort Fourth the unreasonable add
ton to the public debt and taxes The Board viii take
OKeefe submitted resolution condemnng the present
Excise Law tyrannca and unjust and requesting the
nse their efforts m having it repealed o6ec
tons made TO the resolution as being
too sweeping in character, aud Alderman Ber-
gen offered an amendment. which was accepted, to
the effect that the law be 50 modified that 1he most oGee
was adopted by a vote Of u Yeas TO g Nays
FIREPLACE, L. I.-Mr Charles Sweezy
been appointed Postmaster at this place vice Edward
& Paynor.
FLUSHING, L. IA report is now in circula-
tion throughout the that Collector nbeIson and
ment The deficit said 10 be about $4,000. commit
tee has been appointed to make an investigator ana
report
JAMAICA, L.I.-Considerable excitement eX-
ists as the election of Town Hall Commissioners The
Republicans contend that by specia act passed by the
Legislature last Winter The present Commissioners hOd
The Democrats say that this not the case and
on saturday night, nominated Complssoners lIe mai
To beNaken into court after the election and an in
junction asked for restraining the present Commissioners
from further proceedings until the case is decided
HARLEM-The Rev. w. Il. Clarke, editor of
charge Of the society which worsips in National Hail.
corner One-hundred-andtwenty ninthst He commenced
his ministry last sunday.
RYE.-The Post Office in this village was
entered by burglars early On Sunday morning. and s5 III
money stolen therefIOm.
YONKERS.-The coal office of Speeding s.
Lawrence, Main-st, broken into Monday night
the thieves, being disturbed, unable TO abstract
TARRYTOWN-Prof. o. T. Jacobsen lee
% N Of Nuuug
Iyceum, in Mr.. TOdds Churoh. ~ - o'clock Subject
Across the Atlantic 10y sail and steam
ROCKVILLE CENTER.-Mr John II. Reid
editor Of The Ick has been appointed Postmaster here
wee William +. Meynaut.
JERSEY CITY.-A committee of military
gentlemen left for Trenton yesterday urge the PASSAGE
through the Legislature OF the new Militia law
burglar arrested while attempting to break into
Mrs WescOttg house, Grove aud South Seconds sts, on
Sunday night The tender OF Engine Company No.
was thrown into the canal by rival company ON the oe-
cason OF the last alarm Of fire. Charles H. ONeii was
nominated for the Mayoraty by the Democracy yester
day James GosPl was nominated by the republicans;
Joseph Mccoy is the Democratic nominee for School
superintendent The Republicans have made no nomna.
John sproul hailng from New-York was arrested
carpenters tools worth s5 from Eugene Wright OF New
ES 81 s. eG re the nS DIRECTOR
Commissioner OF the sinking tund Will today receive
proposals for the purchase of City seven per
/ cent coupon bonds
| HUDSON CITY The land Office Of Charles
LuXtOn entered by burglars yesterday morning and
the following property carried on money $25 gold
watches S5lO 1900 bonds $1,000 each OF the Bremen
steamship Colonization Company S7OOO shares of the
United States Gold Mining stock in the Of Charles
Iuxton $500 each Sl OOO shares OF Phipsburg coal
stock value $50 per share, 5000 100 shares OF shernGn
and Silver Mining Company, par value - per share,
| $4,000 The safe was found drilled and blown open.
For day two several suspicious persons have been
seen lurking abodt the office but the burglars have not
yet been arrested, Hudson City was the scene, on
Saturday OF novel sporting amusement III whch musk
rats, tan-dags, and "A coon were the coInbatants
BERGEN, y. 1.-The Democracy have made
the following CIV officers For Aldermen
| ri ard A iT..
j. b. Cleveland for Water Commissioner, A. A. Harden
Ward,For Aldermen, T. j. smith, r. L. Gramner, Hugh
Kay; FOR Water commissioner "a j. Rapp Tor Chosen
FreehOlder :. A. Benson.
HOBOKEN.- following Democratic nom
nations have been made $ b. Cole, Henry wallace aud
Alderman Senerschal and John Duffy, for Aldermen
Third Ward "A small boat, the starboard OF which had
S 9ee eseu m @ wS Ts wSep p their From
the fact that coat found near the seat IL il cODjec
ured that the craft had been run into and the owner Of
| the coat drowned.
| NEWARK.-The COnOver Brothers, accused
of conducting the business Of bankers and brokers at Red
hOnoraby discharged after an examination before the
L.. :. Commissioner: The Right Rev Bishop oden'
pose of administering the right Of confirmation. The
hour feed Of Harrison Brothers, No 100 Broad
property one Of the firm was accOsted in front
by young man. who asked the price Of hay. The
two went into the cellar and remained there looking at
feed during which time IL Is believed that an acc0npice
committed the robbery. e. Charles Wingen aud John
disOrderly house at No. 20 Breun-s They baied
Patrick Donalpe passed through Newark Last evening
IN charge OF Brooklyn officers Oh their To NcwtOwn
sussex Co.. ". j. DOnahue is charged with the murder
of John keenan,, committed at Sussex In the 1851
Passion week Will he observed with more than usual
solemnity in the Roman and Anglican Churches The
goat nuisance s becoming mtOlerable The ROsevlle
Church ana the St. Johns Chapel dedicated sun
day. The deaths last week numbered 49-lt IL said
that the Park House sold yesterday ~ parties
from New-YOrk for $4,000.
PATERSON.-A fire broke out yesterday, at
O'Clock D. IN in Whitfield Mill in Wards Schuyler
CO.. cOttonbatten makers, lost $3.50 Mckiernan Co.,