New-York tribune., 1868-06-25
THE CITY.
The Apstralasian took out S374,054.

port durng tile week ending yesterday, is 6956.
Among the passengers for California, yester-
day. were DIR. Irquhart and family, Dr. II. H. Hubbard
and Dr. Buck
The Chinese Embassy, it is understood, Will
to-day visit Jerome Park In company Win M George
Wilkes Of our most prominent cuzens
The presentation of sem-annual certificates
to the peps Of Grammar School No 10 Will take place
oil Tuesday, June so, at D. in
The New-Jcrsey Central Railroad Company
are having constructed splendid ferry boat similar to
the well known boats, the Communipaw and Elizabeth.
The fourth company of the 18th Regiment
Capt W. H. Kpp, will celebrate their 62d anniyersary TO-
The company VIII leave the ArBlory at "a O'Clock a. III
On Saturday, June 81, the new evening paper,
called The Commonwealth will he issued IL - to oe =
lively, earnest and energetic paper with the names Oh
Grant and COlfaX at the masthead
The pupils of st. Patrick's Roman Catholic
school in Muberyst are now haying thGr amn' % tI i
animation, The distribution OF PlIles IL H''"o t"S
evening.
A meeting of the retail newsdealers of this
city aud vicinity Will Oe held at the Apollo Rooms, No.
Prucest tins evening. It's object II the formation Oi
"Newsdcalcrs' Protective Union Association"
Martin Albrecht, a Prussian sailor 81 years
Of age fell from the opsa yard 70 The deck OF ie nark
Ccreus; lying IN me stream on PIER no North h"'
yesterday, and died soon after
The new Tammany Hall is to be opened two
days before the Democratic Convention on th9 4h pr0x
and the sachcms will celebrate the occasion by grand
banquet.
The NJ. w. Grand Master will give a grand
Masonic reception on Friday evening June 28 ~ tne at
seycntha1cs.
The Third Union Cooperative Building So
cicty this evening, at q o'clock at Mr. Johh w
Farmers Institute No. - Ludow-s 10 take ther hlth
weekly subscription, and enroll members
Bridget Dunn. resident of Railway, n. j.
yas seriously injured Yesterday by tho falling upon cf
on on tIS the gsog Sorid iI;i'S River. '
John ODomcll, 45 years Of age, living at
No West SiXtceuthst was instantly killed, YESTERDAY
hy falling from the dumping board at the dumping
ground foot OF Twenty y r. to the deck Of
l,sN frfft In ais lH M
coroner notified to hold an inquest.
That "smelln on the New-Jersey Central, on
the first half mile Of the track having existed over year.
ought TO end II seems That The NTH IRON a the htrheu5
OF this city Is used for ug n to make new grona aH
all the passengers on the road are obliged TO ptaAo o
the OdOr
The American Free Trade League hold their
iriSi snciety corner sccondave and Elevcnhst,
lev Field esq Will preside and the Hon George Opdyke
and Others viii address the meeting.
The Rev. W. j. Morrison, the Rev. G. X. I'm
brc the Rev. ". T. Moore, Dr $ T. Tgckenan the Roy.
eT * f29 s Std sE Consul C. M OF G.scd and md
A. f. Rangabe Minister Of Greece, sailed for Europe yca
terday.
A horse ridden by William Gill became
frightened In Twenty cighhst, near scvcntlaye, yes
terday, and dashed through 10 sNtlraye, to Twenty
ninthst, down to the Hudson River Railroad depot,
thrown and severely injured.
Mr.. Conoycr of Red Bank writes MS that in
report ~ the strawberry ana Fuwcr SHOW nt No 26
"
Rose potatoes exhibited that grown u three weeks
such sIys Mr. CouOycr s not the fact The potatoes
were planted April H. and dug June 10 making the
growth ia nine weeks
At the jefferson Market Police Court, ycster-
day, before Justice Dodge james j.. Cook and T. NJ Far
Henry Bcrgh President Of the Society for tie Prevention
of Cruelty 10 Animals al No Ia fftlayc and Of steal
ing SlO0i worth Of clothing aud JcWclry They were
committed.
At the meeting of the Board Of Health, on
Tuesday, it was decided to establish number ~ citations
niotd 1r io ~ nmr, ..,cri coinr,infs Of "A ailtay
nature Tere favorahy acted on The Implication OF Sir
Momsr Thomson to S be s5p9ied an Inspector on the
The stock of John VI. Wilson, block and
pnmp the second floor Of No. 2li We-tst
damaged by i,e yesterday morning 10 The amount Of
dnOnas sp py y%lufI m Dr Hcrs' y g rri. Ll,ck k"nh
Raymond of Yonkers ard may be repaired Tor $1,000
Insured. The origin Of the fire Is unknown
The Rev. Father Campbell of Wiamsburgh, |
who has for many years zcaou,y aborrd Assistant
Pastor Of ST. Peter and Pauls Church sails saturday
in the city Of Pa- for Europe, for the benefit ~ his
health aud VIII be absent about thIte months. Father
Campbell carries with him The best wishes FOR s speedy
District irrespective of creed. During the he stood
stcadfst 10y the friends % freedom aud unity, and eli
Rev sylvester Malone in sustaining our Government
when assailed by the propagators Of Slavery.
Prof. Stephen Smith at the meeting of the /
Board Of Health Tuesday, presented report upon tho
hygcnic Of analytical chemistry showing that ask
fu chemist and good laboratory Is regarded by comlbp
tent authorities 10 be- great aids IN promoting sanitary
improvements Mention was made of Dr. Harris Rcl.s- /
rof thcBoardas having promoted health reform through
the many able scientific experiments and reports which he
had made. Prof e. f. Chandler Of Columbia College
spoken Of for the large amount Of useful aud important
Information he had rendered aud on motion ho ap
pointed Consulting Chemist OF the Board.
The Mayor has before him for approval |
ordinances adopted by both branches of the common
Council Increasing the election districts in the following
named Wards Tenth Ward increased from 10 ~ Flee
on Districts; Fourteenth Ward increased from 10 TO II
seventeenth
Election Districts Nineteenth Ward increased from
from II to 10 Election Districts Total 70 to
Jos. The Common Council alsohaye before them FOR
lowing Wards First Ward increased from To Districts;
Sixth Ward Increased from 10 TO II Districts Eighth
Ward increased from y 10 II Districts; Eleventh Ward
increased from 10 To 80 Districts; Twelfth Ward increased
10 Il Districts; sixteenth ward Increased from IA to IL
Districts Eighteenth Ward Increased from q Dis
1Tets; Twentieth Ward Increased from 2 to 70 Districts
making an increase Of G5 Districts.
1t has been usual, since the foundation of
ST. John Baptist Society Is years ago-a society com.
posed entirely Of French Canadans-to celebrate every
recurring anniversary by banquet, where the kindness
and oyiaity characteristic OF the descendants Of Cham
plain Beaudras, and their cotempOranes displayed
10 advantage. Last evening the dinlnghall Of the Res
taurant Central No i07 Broonest was gay decorated
with the Stars and Stripes and the banner OF 1e Society.
After due attention had been paid TO thd 6petzing
either side Of him the former Presidents o{ V. society,
rose aud and m announced r het Mr. George B9lsGor
tiona Anniversary, the great day when the existence Of
the French Canadian nationality IL affirmed :" responded
to by Col boucher Canada! ont OF sight hut not out
Of mind" responded to by Col. J. B. Parads The
United States great IN territory, but greater IN nation
llity;" responded 10 by Prof George Bachelor.
France, our cherished ancestor aud our intellectual
guide :" responded 10 by l." Mercicr. "The French
Benevolent Societies, their mission among us Is Ia en-
tighten the mind as much 10 help Inisfortune;" re
-pOnded TO by L. A. Guy. After mdulging In pleasing
nterspersed with sparkling hulnOr the
guests departed at n late hour.
The eighteenth annual session of the Hudson
River Baptist Association which has been held at the
Calvary Church IN West Twenty thiTdst closed ycstcr-
lay afternoon. The first days session was occupied with
organization, preliminary exercises. and reading aud
upon the letters n ON the various churches
composing the Association. Yesterday morning the re-