New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

sinai Fospital yesterday, over the body Of Ma!New
Flroad Company who was crushed @ on Saturday lass 4
resided al No 4oT West Twenty-hfthst.
Gsroner Keenan, held an inquest at the Morgue
yesterday over the body Of Robert Mount carpenter
who was Instantly killed led 5ngS on az oy sns Of
Fourthst and Lafayette place Mount was AZ years & a
age, and lived IN Hudson Chy' "here NO leaves "H'
and large family
The stock in the lath and line yard of Ar
mold Martin, at the foot OF Fiftythrds East RVer, &
M COO Insured Tor 5000 by the Market $4,000
by the Tradesmen's, aud $4,000 by the Astor Compamrs
The fire supposed to have been caused by NaSr"h'
smoking in the yard.
Charles Mcdonald, labOrer, 20 years of age,
arrested Saturday afternoon for beng Ios
poce-statiOn. Yesterday, at o'clock a. M, when the
dOOrman opened the cell in which Mcdonald was con,
fined he found lying on the floor dead Death was
| probably caused by congestion OF the BRAIN
! Two bOys-JacOb Dasher, residing at NO. 6O2
East sixeent.st, and John Dansenburger residing at
SS SCS Of ATenne and Twe and the latter
stabbed Dasher in the stomach causing dangerous gS
home The assaant arrested by Sergeant McGiVen'
and locked up in the First-ave staton-iouse'
A number of the crew of the steamship Java,
frequent batons Of lagerbeer during the day INDUCED
quarrel of words last evening which eVenuate1 III ia
severe fight between two OF the more pugnaeOus oI te
party Simpson and Patterson by name III Tneh e atGa Yer
was most inhmmany beaten about tne @ hsa6 t anu % % T s
adversary The police were sent iOr put peioIe men IA "a
rival Simpson slowed himself away aboard the Java ana
| his hiding place cOulu hoJ po iouhu
| Patrick Carroll quarreled with Otis Clapp,
at No I5l West Thirtyeghhs, late on Saturday night
and Clapp cut Carroll across the wrist WIN poshet
knife seyerlng three arteries, and causing profuse
hsmOrrhage. The wounded man was at once conveyed
to Bellevue Hospital. Clapp proceeded 10 tle IWehy
nnthst Police House. ana gave nhstl INTO te
custody OF the Sergeant IN charge. He s held to await
| the result Of CarrolPs Injuries
The funeral of Officer John Smedick, of the
Twcntyfrst Precinct, who was shot ON the evening OF
the 23d inst at Thirty and trstave by J0hi
Rea took place from his late residence, No Sl1 Mes,
/ lffptt- ufn ut Op'p
the deceased man accompanied the procession 70 calvary
Cemetery where the mterment was made, and detaeh-
ment Of police under Capt A. Aare, escorted the re-
mains to the ferry. The superintendent OF Police MI
John A. Kennedy, was also present at the fuDeral.
! The Goth Regiment, N. Y. S. n. g., James
at the arm1ry Essex Market, Wednesday, at
cciye the Montgomery Light Guard Company ,9ta
Regiment Massachusetts, VOunteers, the occasion OF
Mayor is to receive the regiment in front Of the City Hall
at lOi On Friday, the 3iS the regiment VII assem-
bic a the GrmOry at p ln ana escort the montgomery
Light Guard on their departure from the city
At meeting of the NewYorll JOurneymen
Bakers Society held ON Saturday night at Putnan Hall
dent that the strike FOR s. per day. and twelve hours
days labor, had ended in favor Of the strikers. only
fifteen wornen mentioned rs being idle IN conse
quencc Of the action Of the Association. IL was an
bounced that the assessment Of 81 per week in aid Of idle
r"o st"ndgc Teonrng aid viii be- assisted out of the
society's fund which is now about $1,000.
A Convention of Delegates from the different
County OF NewYork held yesterday afternoon, for
the purpose Of taking action with respect 10 the annual
versary OF Father Mathews birthday. II first re-
solved that the parade off in Brooklyn provided
majority OF the Brooklyn societies be represented IN the
Convention by the next monthly meeting; and 10 was
further resolved, without dissenting voice, that all
temperance societies without distinction OF color or re-
ls!ous denomination be invited to participate IN the
demonstration.
This evening the Jewish Fast begins 1t is
called Ab" from the month in which IL Is Obseryed-the
fifth Of the ancient Hebrew year, the eleventh OF the
civil and the twelfth Of ntercaary year II answers
To the latter part of July and the first Of August Tie
word "verdurc" The Jews throughout the world
will spend tho daythe "a hours from sunset tonight m
sunset tomorrow-n reading the narrowing accounts OF
troubles that assaied their people IN days of yore IN
total abstinence rom loOd or dTnh ana III suppcaus
The Supreme Being To reeatabilsh Israel once more III
their own land that they may serve m as Ia days OF
old in accordance with the prediction OF their prophets
The surviving officers and men of the Sixty
Ninth Regiment artillery, n V. :. " G., the l55h,
ltih, and 10th Regiments, " Y volunteers, which con
stut- the famous COrcoran Legion OF the Army OF the
Potomac. contemplate the erection OF monument In
Central Park. to commomorate the horosn aud patriot
.m OF their who el hghtng in defense OF the
Union. The Association will give grand excursion 10
Joues's Wood Wednesday in the hope OF realizing
monument. the MONTGOMERY Ieht Guard Of Boston will
attend and number Of distinguished Union Generals
arc expected to De present.
new trick of a bogus jewery firm was ex-
planned 10 reporter day or two ago by one OF the deal
crs A company organized some time ago for the |
manufacture OF watches and ewery under very taking
title, and fine gold watches were manufactured and
sold and now selling at the rate OF SIS each The
articles well gotten and very deceptive hence
the Of the trick. As the first lot were
brought 10 NewNork one OF the persons engaged IN tho
traffic visited the pawnbrokcrs, and IN each place pro-
duced his watch had duly examined aud never failed
10 secure more than the selling rate Nearly every pawn
broker In town has Of these "tme-keepcrs IN his
possession on which he has advanced rom sl5 TO S3O
about oncourth their apparent aud six times their real
value.
This evening the delegates to the National
Temperance Convention from this vicinity, leave for
Cleveland the G:3o train on the Erie Railroad shoud
the whole number OF delegates included N the cal be
present the convention WI oe eomposed m 9i Uo EN- %
Dow before the delegates then IN the city and on Wedne
day morning the Convention will open It's first six days
sessions. To ecopOmze time. instead Of addresses being
delivered in the Convention on the priucpal points III
the temperance movement gentlemen interested have
prepared papers these points, which are now being
printed ana copies OF all OF which will be distributed TO
the delegates. The following are The titles OF some OF The
papers prepared The Pledge The sabbath Question: The
Ballot for Temperance, open and Close Organizations
The Church aud Temperance Societies rbe Temperance
Education OF Youth Trimmings OF the Liquor Traffic,
Tempemnce Literature lnehrlae Asyluns, Alcoh9l Us a
Medicine, The Temperance Reform III America, Naive
Wines, Prohibition.
The montgomery Guard of the Ninth Reg
imont Massachusetts Volunteers. will arrive In New.
York by the Fall River Line next Wednesday morning,
aud be received by company of the Twelfth Regiment
whose guests they will he while here, at the foot OF
MurTayst Tho Boston military have invited several or
their lady and military friends and the Boston City Gov
ernment To accompany them. aud the Board Of Alder
have accepted the Invitation. THIS is the company
NAV last aud come here to compete with New-York |
company nt Tompkns Parade Ground on Thursday next
Gimores famous band accompanies them ana VIII give
n concert at the Academy Of Music on Thursday night
This splendid band OF musicians was attached 70 tlo
Massachusetts Twenty fourth Regiment during the late
civil and called the hest In the service IL now
numbers among S en2eps per iorrGoh d 3etpS @on %
director Arbucke solo eornet player ana iLtdereks
have few If any superors IN tins country.
The announcement that has been made of the /
opening OF a route from Montreal 70 this city and
Boston, which II Is claimed shortens the distance oy TAI,
distance from Montreal TO Boston is also sad TO be
hva 4ll