New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-09

here saturday. yIwehy ueeS were ~ them we're
able 20 overke the fox which after running about zen
miles was seized ana h the chase The ouor dealers of
Iamaica Sswtown and Flushing are making strong
effort have these towns excluded rom the olei"''
the Metropolitan Excise Law
SAG HARB0R.-At special town meeting
coo per mile was appropriated to aid the soutlsde %
road In extending their Inc through Soutamp" ic
IIarhor Tho captal stock OF the road is f00OO o. N
$40 Ooo has he. expended construction There il
mortgage Of $75OO00 on the center 10 miles Inc I'LL
CLARK of Wickarogue Suffolk County, committed TOT
trial by Justice Jennings on Thursday on charge VI e'
ting fire TO a dwelling house IN this neighborhood'
STATEN ISLAND.-At n meeting OF the
Edgewater Trustees Saturday the claims of justice
Garrett for salary due $0S' winch had been d,pute
VAS allowed The election OF trustees for the village OF
Port Richmond took place Friday, when tie former
trustees were reelected. The Edgewater Library Union
20 bout 70 Inc dissolved owing 10 pecuniary embauass.
ments The non-commissOncd officers and prlyates OF
Battery b, First Artillery viii gave solree at F9Io
WadswOrth tomorrow evening .Mr j. " BatDsf o. 1io
Associated Press who died OF inflammation OF fhe mhgs
al his residence SapleOn, Wednesday was lnttrcd
in Woodland Cemetery Friday. The members o. the
Richmond County Masonic Lodge attended III Iegillt
Injecting of the influential gentry OF The Island was held
at the Savings Bank stapeton. on Thursday l1r the p
pose Of raising subscription TO ad IN OvI Oh ~ ~ ,h
Court House and County Clerks office from ughhohu W
stapletOn is much discussed and likely 10 ne aeGo s
pisned Amount received in aid Of smith ln1rmary Tor
past week 500 The house OF Mr. seguent Of TOmpklns
Vile was entered by burglars Friday night BUT OWING
to the servants being sroHSed tney uu os enerd
taking any property. Mr.. Whndels mousse Was opt'e
the night, hut Win NllLlih ltrWA's-s.fN
cety named the Young Mems Debating society h,s
been opened at Ldgewater Inc Col . ~. SIone,S
appointed by the staten Island Drainage Association a1
L. II. Myer, s. Marsh jr and Dr Anderson r Lt g
Jacobs had Of ms legs broken by being thiow Soa
his sleigh while driving through the woods NJ New
Brighton, with his daughter. on Thursday Last Mlss
Jacobs escaped with some slight injuries Wlghsoa
Co.'S silk factory at NewBrighton, which has been
closed some time Is be opened this week MIS- Jula
SOnthwick died Saturday, at stapetop nom injuries
received by being run by heeI-wagon some weeks
ago The Rev. Tho,nns skinner bias declined can from
the First Presbyterian Church Of Fort Wayne ND pehg
unwilling TO leave the Island
TARRYTOWN.-On Friday afternoon
horse attached TO sleigh became frightened, and ran
away and, coming contact with another Gle ga ~
which was coffin containing corpse, frightened the
horse attached TO it, which also ran away sphnb the
colin and body into the street.
FORDHAM.-The Democrats Of the First
Assembly District meet tonight to elect delegate 10 the
state Convention.
MOUNT KISCO.-Patrick Mcclure, black
smith 20 wears of age committed suicide 10y cutting his
throat on saturday while suffering from delrium tremens
LOCUST VALLEY.-Richard Davis has
been appointed Postmaster, vice Samuel TlurSton' re-
MILLERTON-Th Democratic Members OF
the Legislature from this city and Westchester county
were detained here by snow storm on Monday nlRht
and part OF Tuesday town election came of on Tues
day and for the first time in ten years the Democrats
MIDDLETOWN. n. Y.-Horacc Greeley lee
tued al Gothic ali saturday night last To alge ana
enthusiastic audience. His lecture was dehyeIcd gal
fOusy the procce 10 be applied 10 the relief OF Corhe
Inns Cyaus disabled soldier OF the WAR for the Union
Nj Greeley discoursed his usual foroble aud oOnync
ing manner on The State Of the Country
MATTEAWAN-The Missionary COnvOca-
ton arc TO meet ST. Anne's Church Thursday The
Good Tomplars viii hold convention here on Friday
PHILMONT DEPOT, y. Y.-Frank A. Bartle
bunting on "Wednesday.
MHLERTON, y. "a horse was frightened
death this place by passing locomotive lie" days
FISHKILL.-Word reached here few DAYS
ago that Mr. John Yale citizen ~ this village, was
drowned at sea ON the night OF March 49, lso" nearly
year ago, by falling overheard
STERLING JUNCTION, n. 1.-TWO weeks
ago william Finch went TO Tru1lo Pond 60 hsh for pick
eie Last week lar wac found nn the ice frozen Ia uean
with string of picLere! IN Dis hahd'
NEWBURGU-The ice on the Hudson at
this point Was from IS 10 10 inches thick on saturday
morning.
BELVIDERE.-Sila Beeman. pump maker,
upward Of 20 years Of age recently huRs hn9 se S
considerable time laborfDg under great excitement
JERSEY CITY.--James Ferguson. residing
At No IA Ese 81 was found dead IN h bed on Saturday
morning He was 50 years Of age. and leaves wife and
daughter In Canada A large meeting Of The citizens of
Jersey city held Saturday evening To Organize an
association To defeat the Railway bill now before the
Legislature and known n 'Bnl No. - Jacob Worm
was appointed Chairman. and addressed the meeting
He was followed by Mcssrs. a. Burnie ana j. Fleming
The motion 10 form an organization, entitled the Jersey
City Protective Association" adopted enthuslas
tcally. Mayor GOps appointed President OF the
new Association; Alfred Bumle, jas NJ. DAVIS David >
Richards Secretary. and John H. sInythe, Treasurer.
Finance Committee Of Three. aud Committee OF Ten 70
represent to Senator Winfield the interests OF Jersey CITY
were then appointed and these two committees retred'
and appointed q Committee Of Twelve to vltit trenton
Committee Major Pangborn addressed the meeting The
Committee of Twelve instructed 10 have BIZ NO leo
placed before the Senate
HUDSON CITY Last Friday night the pO-
lice found In house IN Pasadeaye The contents OF bar
room recently robbed visit was also paid to another
known that fences" have been recently established
here and wagons carrying loads Of goods are known TO
have arrived from NeWlOrk The keeper Of one Oi these
fences" named Gucnenthal, now irving term Ia
The Jersey Statcprison
HUDSON COUNTY.-A new quot club has
cu organized here win the Hon j. Fceland Prcsi-
dest ro ico and Mr. William Eeefe Secretary. The
cub is to he known a. the Hudson County National Quot
Club
BERGEN.-Oswad Adrian, Oswald Shanks.
and Juins Engehart. held Ia the Tolbs. New-fork
city for breaking into store in Bergen county aud steal,
ing hererom 900 worth Of goods have confessed their
removal TO the Ecw-Jcrsey authorities.
NEWARK The ice upon the Passaic River
f. hot four or Ave inches I'm thickness and al Beeye
about siN II is feared that should heavy rain fan,
freshei VIII ensue, doing much damage 70 puD,9 ana
private property along the river. The Morris ana EsSoh
Railroad Company have taken every precauiOn to save
their immense bridge across the stream from damage IN
te event Of freshc Along north side Of the sruc-
heavy breaks have been erected and the company
believe that ne bridge Is nov -aIe Henry n3olo.
Way oisarmaker Of No lOi Alenst OF the same cry
were anesicd ON saturday night Tor seaihg ciothnH
burgh and Campbell, Oh Hroad-st. They were taken TO
the Police Sonon where each of the ciothes appeared
and made adavits against them -Four charges OF shop
lifting were entered against the New Workers,
who were committed, IN default OF bail 10
await the action OF the Grand jury.
The Police made 40 arrests during the week. The
butcher shop Of Decker a. Bro, No ia Forry-st. was
broken into at early hour yesterday morning, ana
robbed Of money ana meat 10 the value Of $50 The
butcher shop OF Joseph Reuze at he corner OF JAMES
and Pane-siS also entered and robbed yesterday
morning 10 the extent Of Thomas Flynn aud I'd
ward Carr arrested last evening 10 answer an accu-
OF assault and battery preferred against them by
by Mr. John o. 1itteliof No Clinton-st The accused
were bailcd o.. Thomas Walsh and James wilson,
two uuruly boys residing in Adnmsst; were ar
arrested last evening Or stoning the windows ana doors
of The south MnTletst Methodist Church The City
Clerk reports death, during the weckijust closed
PATERS0N.--Dr Vanderleylardt, one of the
Oldest and most esteemed physicians OF this place, has
become violently insane, and has been taken 10 the asy
ium NJ TrsntOn The chess match by telegraph be
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