New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20

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in the NewYOrk Assembly Rooms Owning ON Protec-
Twenty secOnds for the purpose o OF tbe meeting TO
order advcrted to the evils endured by earmen ann
pressed the hope that means wo9d laws and ordinances
relating to the licensing Of carts Ie Would doube
ordinances were enforced Richard Kelly and Owen
Mulready were respectively chosen cbed them
urer OF the Association Many ple''i' ~
selves to the Association.
T. ;s oaid that Archbishop McClosky has pnr,--
cbasad g. Johps EpiscOpa chapel III az ,,rnh
n9 ues ~ e chapes Of ease erected by the corpora
on Of rnty Church II under the rectersp VI the
oe and be- st known DE Trinity chapes About one
wear ago Trinity Church sold 81 JOINS haIk, bIding
me %tansye depot ef the Hudson River Railroad upon
the site Now it seems Trinity mas s tSaf tSe Cathocs
nave obtained 1t Tor the church of one OF inc TWO he"
| parishes recently created In TINS elty
The Union Republican Association OF the
sirccptb ward at their regular meeting last evening,
unanimously resolved that the Hon Roscoe C0nKg any
the Hon Edwin ID. Morgan, Senators Tor ihe sa.e vi
NevYork bv their course In the impeachment tIlai
merit and receive our cordial approval and hanks and
their Votes have sustained Andrew johnson in his viola
ton of the laws thereby shielding him from the punish
good Republicans. Remarks made by Messrs. FL
cry, Dusenbury and Others, strongly supportng me
necessary arrangements for grand ratlheaon IneenS
St. on the third Wednesday of June for the purpose OF
| ratfying the nominees Of the Chicago Convention
The Cornerstone of the new German Baptist
Church, to be erected on the south side OF
between First and SecOndaves laid yesterday after
large number of spectators were present.
j. W. stevens and Abram Denlke cohuuSIeu INC I oU
mony. In the cornerstone was uepoSsI,o w tos' and
tanning specimens of the coins Of the United states am
be 20 feet in depth and 60 feet I'm width will have
marble 'front.' also fine basement ana lectuIer9oi ~ 20
about $4,000 1t is expected the building VIII DC COM
peted next September part OF the cost OF consttnc
ZION was contributed by the Church Extension committee
Of the Hudson River Baptist Association The Rev Mr.
schalfer pastor Of the church Messrs w. stevens
1 u off
| the Building Committee.
The Messrs. Bliss g. Son, of No. Al Park
Row. have on exhibition several hne reccyed d from
California. Some Of these are large ana handsome ana
| continent they doubt will attract much attention
The following are the names of the different varieties
| sienis Monterey Cypress and MuUcata. They weigh
from one pounds. and measure several inches n
tea seed from Japan Tho plant very hardY shruO
and win grow well anywhere This plant Is OF tae same
bears beautiful white blossom. Aside from It's CONNER
cal importance, it is pretty aud valuable plant 9r pi
vate gardens and well repays the slight trouble of rls
ne Every farmer should try the toa seed, andevery
person who has garden should cultivate the plant as an
| ornament.
The Children's Aid Society have opened a
new lodgughouse for boys az Nos 3l5 ana 21 kyGtOh
which if necessary be increased 10 100 Poor BOYS
engaged in learning trades or employed ~ me various
clean comfortable bds with the use OF the bathroom
sittingrOom and clothes closets for five cents night
GOOD supper and breakfast also provided at the same
5Tice f6T each meal In the same establishment al
hnngh jndependent Of the boarding and lodging depart
mens is day school, where the children OF the neigh
borhood are taught gratuously the elementary branches
0gb cb9ol for the bows WHO arc in the habit of lodging
here and within few days free public TCadin %
will be opened, which will be kept supplied WITH an the
principal daily and weekly papers Of S S city i o sSnc1 hR
| tendence Of Mr.. b. II. Hill.
The annual election for officers and directors
Of the Mercantile Library Association took place yesier
day at the rooms In Asor place. PREVIOUS 70 we eleoo
| here had
various committees. At carly hour the flenus OF the
opposing tickets were early on the ground aud every
10y parties in search OF votes At the polls there were
the noisy turbulent enacted at elections
Capt Cairey with platoon OF policemen was on hand
prevent disorder and confusion Detectives Barker
gentry The polls closed at o'clock at which time the
Library densely thronged with an excited crowd.
| The whole number or votes cast was SO Inc ticket
headed by Mr. Charles T. Allen elected by ~ major
i The following is the remainder OF the ticket elected:
VicePresident NJ G. d. Borden Corresponding Secretary,
j. j. McCanis; Recording Secretary. William J.. Bailey;
Woods, b. W southwick A. b. Carpenter, John Rodgers,
| Samuel Putnam, 4. s. Barnston, John II, Lawrence.
During the struggle between the Imperialsts
ment d Repubis with Juarez at is head the MEXICAN es
teria by American capitalists upon tie representations
OF Minister Romero, who promised that American claims
successfully TO the Republicans. As, however, recent
events have induced the belief that the claims OF Ane
cans were being ignored by the Mexican Government,
meeting of persons interested: comprising capitalists
merchants sq9 2iRSa q tni S SiI B sS5
| Chicago, was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Aft6fd
consultation the meeting determined on union OF in
terests and resolved 1t important their claims
should be properly presented TO the Governments OF the
United states and OF Mexico that a committee should be
appointed TO confer with Gen stui1n, who had proposed
that commissions should be issued by both Governments
ton OF such other may be necessary. The
following are the names Of the committee appointed
Of Quintard, Ward & Co; NJ. Hartley Of Schuyler,
Hartley Graham; W j. Taylor OF W. J. Taylor Co..
David @. Dodd, for p. p Howell * Co.
BROOKLYN.-The South FOurth-st CE. d.
Railroad opened yesterday for public travel
A female infant, 10 days old, was found yes
terday opposite NO 80 Strong place.
J. REYNOLDS and George Farrell while clean
ing tank with benzine at Wheatley Co.'S house,
caused by the fluid catching fire from lighted candle
The Fire Commissioners have suspended
Hook and Ladder Company No for violating the ordi-
by running their truck on the railroad track in
Fulton-aye. on Sunday last.
William Huse, employed in the stables of
/ the Brooklyn CITY Railroad Company, on Thirdaye,
falling OF a bale of hay, died yesterday.
Justice COrnwell committed Matthias Snyder,
yesterday charge Of having in quarrel with An
thony Mentnp stabbed him SIX times IN the head with
pOcketknite.
At the special meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation last evening" II was resolved that in September
next textbooks shall be furnished TO the pupils OF the
public schools the books remaining the property OF the
| Board Of Education
The anniversary exercises of the Eastern
District sabbatschOOls will place tomorrow the
several churches Ten thousand children are expected
to appear in the procession at the close OF the exercises
in the churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah A. Lane celebrated the
6Oh anniversary OF their wedding at their residence No
81 Adelpi.st, Monday evening. Two brothers and three
of the host whose united ages amounted to 423
years, present.
At the 18th annual meeting of the Brooklyn
Philharmonic Society, Monday evening the Treasurer
reported the receipts for the year O0 49, and the
pcndTes sOO17 49, leaving balance on hand OF 1928 60
Directors were elected for 1SGs-G9.
Rra;nord wa al