New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

,.dn lhe Rer9Ltioa, Noman's rights organ, has
row, RsOm No. ~.
AN Unknown woman, aged abont 21 years yes
,"ru1S, S yea suddenly in sh.uy in Fny hfth-st, he
tween olA u ana bcycntlaycs
Archbishop McCloskcy, on Sunday morning.
grants '"''
Inc examiners of law students for admission
,S % .I sem pn, C31 erdy III the General Term Loom OF
inc , 4PGoattvhGiYn,ISqf James Mooney at the foot
Oh Mtst mn! I a. was damaged by fire last even
A boy named Geo., ,Ir..I .. II.
St. and dangerously injured w. % r'' t' iI'' h -,
Thirty-sixth-st. and Eighthaye. was 'A'" hoho 10
The Commodore Perry ter. -. ..tu.
leaving the New-York slip for WlliamsnboaI' Nnllc
sIt Hmnn arIsr ws Killed his ha. sronas
found Allen rescued, aud although had- yet
will recover. Gardner leaves FANNY h u'S''"'e H.
| cmnstances at stamford, Connecticut.
S S g an Sr Gs rSeG'Gd m & Sc STs
Of the Inspector of Excise -Four O'Clock "Wednesday
is the limit Of time nXcd for the hng Of applications
Comparatively few desire the beer license; permits IA
sell the ardent In great request Propucois Of sum
mer gardens or OF side hotels, are granted three
months license.
a correspondent of 1he Rochester Democrat.
in writing of the viii of John Jacob Astor, says We
led 10 refer 10 the oycrsghts made IN bis WILL which prove
Lord. the best lawyer IN NcwYork NJ that time We'll
there has always been trouble between the families Of
count, which has resulted I'm a lawsuit Mr. Henry Day
sonn-law Of Mr.. Lord, is one Of the attorneys"
The labOrers employed on the sewers in
YOrkvie, Yesterday morning demanded g. 5Oa day in
stead Of 81 o. the wages received heretofore The con
tractor refused 10 comply, hence strike The men en-
gagged In digging the cellars for block Of budIug ON
Ihirdaye, at Ninctiehs suspended labor at the same
tlme ana ioI similar redson7 Inc aboers OF the Nine
uIdays, and paradcd Through several OF the uptown
streets yesterday
There was a general meeting last evening at
the junction OF SecOndaye and Twcntythird-St oi the
carpenters unions Of the city To take INTO con-
sIdellon the question of wages From the reports from
bosses" already paying 81 per day 10 ilrs
work9en the average wages paid by employers do not
the e1orbancy Of rents the members present deemed
too ttle and passed resolution expressive Of their de-
termination 10 insist on additional pay.
An inquest was held by Coroner Keenan,.
yestcrday at the New England Hotel. No 80 Bowcry
over me body OF an elderly man, supposed to be Dr. Ed
On chair beside the bed found vial containing
narcotic poison, and post mortem examination revealed
Traces oi he poison ~ he stomach ON table In The
room was found an empty envelope addressed To Ars
Jeanette Werner care Of George Lind Maiteawnn
dered. 80"
At the annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association the followlngnamed persons were
elected Directors last evening For one ycar-Rley A.
Brick, Cornelius H. AgneW, Thatcher NJ. Adams, Horace
Mlnans For two years-Mous X. Jessup James Stokes,
J. Perpont Morgan John Crosby Brown To ll vacancy
for three ycarsCharcs Laner. To n vacancy for four
years-Abncr W. Colgate. ~
DR.. Lord, the well-knOwn historical writer
read an essay AT DOdwOrths Rooms, Fnave corner of
hcing the first series papers upon The lives of eel
cItcd men, designed 10 illustrate the principles which
produce and govern political social revolutions. A
good and seemingly apprecaye audience was present
Inc next paper ON Edmund Bnrke will be read at tie
same place on Thursday evening next.
A Convention of Delegates from tbe temner-
ance societies Of the western division of the city met last
night al Lincoln Hall, In Thrtythrd ST. for Tie prposc
of taking into consideration tho rcport Of Cotnu{,Ise
q IN iut
lhc cohdlton OF The temperance Ia that section
part Of the Temperance The 6iicipai Societies
were well represented by delegates The Committee pre-
scuied series Of resolutions which were discussed al
length, aud the Convention ultimately adopted certain
resolutions tending to the advancement OF the temper
lnce cause and the increase of the number and efficiency
Jf the Sons OF Temperance.
The new st. Cloud Hotel, corner Broadway and |
orthsccOndst, is to be opened Thursday next The
modern French style OF architecture cost $4,000
ma presents very imposing appearance. II contains
'arr0om, readlngroOm, DC. All the apartments are
leated by steam. and contain hot and cold The
int Delug used In any OF the rooms All the furniture
u e apallments Is entirely new aud is OF the ele
amt description The sarways OF iron, and are so
arranged that in case Of fire the eess Of the occupants
p the e. building would M not be cut of An elevator
eys he guests 70 the upper floors IL is intended 10 con-
uct The establishment ON the European plan.
II ls SAID that company, of capitalists is at
resent being ORGANIZED IN NewYork with the object IN
lew OF selecting ana bringing to this country from spain
nd European capitals, "a magnificent ballet and ope-
eombinaton tioup selected with care aud great
ese for the purpose OF Introducing here the Spanish
drried or Comic Opera The ZarTeia is the national
pera 9t SPAN ana aDounds IN charming Spanish meo
fdnods giving eefd to the performance and rendering il
III Of peculiar novelty The ballet Will be one OF the
uropean dansenses who are anxious toshare with their
sters here the honOrs which have Of late heen showered
u the profession The lse eii See will be OF becom-
s6da Snd SISd ME 70 ao popular taste for peeaeg
We characteristic and distinctive schools Of music will
established In this county