New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

Hour. a. saWycrs Rooms. corner Of Jayst and Fulton
ave, on Thursday evening.
The Committee Of tho Common Council who
met on sa urav afternoon 10 consider tho thpedehey ol
investing 5000 600 ia the East River Bridge Company
transacted no business Of Importance
Charles Stropcl, butcher, was taken INTO
c,s0dy ON saturday accused Of stealing horse valued
al S20o the property of Albert Peterwerken Oh @ i 81
New-Yoik lie committed for examination W Jus
tice Morch0use.
Arthur Kennedy, n carpenter, was arrested
ON saturday for stealing machine used III anulactul
ng sashcs and binds, and other tools yiaeu d" ~ S
property of Henry J.. Hart, No 10 N!ehohs" ho ""'
held for i hearing. -t '"--
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. |. ID:
Smith, druggist doing business at No l5i Courlst %aS
which he lad placed ON the for the purpose Oh
Lcailugit. Ills face and hands were badly burned
The funeral of the late Mr. Edwin Thomson:
father oi "Doesticks" and Of Major Clifford Thomson Of
The Ner York Times took place from his late residence
on Saturday Mr. Thomson was native OF Monroe Monroe
County n " years Of age, and was %eHIoTn W
and highly respected in Rochester, and subsequently ID
California aud New-YoTk =. 49, ? '~-s.,
John Lynch, a boiler-maker, residing at No l33
udsonaye qgarreled with Thomas "cnip and aftcr
craftsman and boarder ON Saturday eFehlng, anu h
attempting 10 strike ROsether with chalr sectrteu mn
was coming ont when he inflicted a scalp wound on bis
head with razor. Lynch was arrested.
As Gustave Fahn, a German carpenter, was
passing up Atlantcst Hicks st., early hour
~" sisrd,y morning on his return home from Cron-
stadt, In Wescheser County where he had spent lIe
iaIs who Knocked him down, beat and kicked him tlll
he was nsensble and then robbed him Of his tools and
the little money he had III his possession e after~ard
partially recovered started for home but was found
by the police In exhausted CONDITION. hc was ah'i
10 the Long Island College Hospital but was reIused ad
mttancc and was therefore conveyed home Two Of bis
ribs are broken and he ia otherwise so seriously injured
that his recovery Is considered dOuouul MI r"hn 10 "
extremely destitute circumstances.
FLUSHING.-Cuiie Rhodes, and wife Geor-
ianna who were arrested Monday last on an accs9-
OF February last discharged from arrest on satu
day, the evidence aEainst E.,aD,, tncih oeine
| JANAICA-A large dog attacked n horse
which Thomas Foster riding through the street here
on Friday afternoon and threw the amman down. IL
| boys was broken aud he was OlAer"ISo scNe''
| injured.
! NEW ROCHELLE.-Th Republicans of this
place organized Club few evenings since WIN
ibe election Of the following named officer: President
! g. W. Davenport; NiceIIesidents. Wm; H. DSMt, ST.
and l. r. Robinson; secretaries NJ. b. Badeau and W II.
pvatt Ir; with Executive Committee Oi seven; nI'
W H. Dyat', sr, editor OF Tie Pioneer addressed 'o
meeting.
| HEMPSTEAD.-The ladies of the ". J..
Church deposited in the hands Of the pastor the Rev H.
/ o. Ferris few days since, $50 for sale keeplnH
BABYLON.-Mr and Mrs, S2s Udall were
seriously injured on Friday, by being thrown from "n
/ embaukmout by running horse
! MASTIC.-Egbert Smith and Ellsworth Tut
| hll have been appointed vreckmasters
RIVERlIEAD--Mr; G. o. Wells has sue
! cessful sunday School in the jail here.
| HICKSVIILE.-Some thieves have, for the
second time stolen the still. cap. and two worms,
/ from Sir. H. II. De Lausuette's distilIery.
| PEABSALL'S CORNER-The body OF an
Infant wac found ia the woods near mere Oh SATURDAY
! TREMONT-Iown officers for West Farms
| will bc nominated here tomorrow evening
! NORRISANIA.-Wa School No. is to be
! examined to-day.
! WARWICK. y. Y.-The books have been
or,rcd Tor Tho extension of the Warwick Valley Railroad
NeWJersey hnc on route to the coal peds o feh
! s!lNanih.
! MATTEWAN.-On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs
Mattcwnn incidentally fl down STAIRS and injured her
/ self 90 badly that she died shortly AFTER
| FISHKIIL LANDING.-The soap and candle
factory Of George simpson was destroyed 10y fire on
| Thursday morning There about 5000 pounds Of
soap ia the kettles, which ~erea totHl l"s- ihe puil
in aud insured for 5000, which does not
I cover the loss.
STATEN ISLAND.-After next Friday, seven
round trips are to bc made daily between SanderGt
pastor of the Reformed Church. saPleton r. about to
leave for the First Presbyterian CHURCH fot Mayhe inu
sunk by bcug into 10y the steamboat Atas opposite
stt, ltianJ meeting Of the Directors OF the Rich
nond Plank Road Company f0r the election Of Directors
H. to be- held AT tue Richmond Hotel tomorrow 4 con
cert viii be given the Dutch Reformed Church Toiup
hnsyiiic Thursday evening, in compliment OF Mr. sen
Island This is earlier than last year.
Jersey CITY-Gerald & Thompson's bolt,
screw aud nut factory ia Has - -purnsd 20 o. 'c ne
ciower reception to the members of Hook md ladder
| Company No p at the engine house ia Warrenst on
Saturday night Lionel P!ckerdcd al his residence
funeral II andon b. Gregory Of Hook aud Ladder Co.
No J. took place from IT. Matthews Church on saturday
tioi- The United States Watch Company propose soon
10 100 small houses Tor their wOrknen at West End
Jersey city The Recorder on saturday sent LIZZIE Nc
Kean the County JAN FOR 80 DAYS at her own request
.Gaunons copper nanutaGtorS III hudson 90. Vac & On
fire ON saturday night Dut the hle wac supuued b'I"te
the surrounding buildings cnught the hamcr- Seven
made during the "a hours ending ON sdtur
NEWARK.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Garrett Van Horn
was ordained the order Of Deacons by the Right Rev
BIshop Odeuheiner on Saturday morning .siXty-sX
arrests were made during the past week Early yeser
day morning Thomas Mclnrg, shoemaker residing at
No 2CJ iiankst attempted commit suicide by taking
Mudanum Mclfarg - sober and industrious working
man. but has had domestic r0ubcs...A woman Beuret
by name residing at No a. Garncrst slipped upon the
sidewalk at The Of Oak aud Muibcrrysts satur-
day night aud had her right limb broken just above the
ankle. 1hirtyfour deaths were reported last week
About $500 worth Of copper stolen from the Morris and
Essex Railroad Company some time since has Deen re
covered by the Company detective, but the thief has
! not been caught. Mr.. John Wilson, a Past Worthy
Patriarch OF the order of The sons OF Temperance and
leading member o. Charity DIVISION dtd on saturday
after lingering Illness. His funeral Will be attended by
| Edward Ellis and Thomas johnson, three roughs, h1d
/ fight with police officer who was attempting their
arrest Saturday night, but they were unsuccessful
PATERSON.-It is said that a married man
after failing IN love with each other, and not seeing
any immediate prospect OF getting permanent rid Of their
! yrim Is represented Ia have been gradually sinking
under the drugs administered but the male obstruction
Was thriving wonderfully, which ncensed his enemy
tho male lover that he made up his mind Ia quarrel with
and dispatch 10y Of "a bullet the obstacle 10 his
second marriage. policeman arrested the offender,
the neiglbors crowded in aud then scene ensued.
MIR Andrew MOscr, Chief Of Passaic Engine Company
No l. was made the recipient, at the hands OF the mem
bers of the Company, Saturday evening, of hand
sone silver set and gold badge Charles McIaughlin,
A slk.wOrker, went 10 New-lork on ST. Patricks Day
| and Is missing The Paterson Chess Club game with
the Wayccy Club Of NewYork, by telegraph on Friday
| night, resulted IN draw.
! UOBOKEN.-The detectives are now engaged
IN working up" facts in connection with the anOny
! received early