New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

The tOuuCllmcn dld nothing yesterday
Nr. Bernard Smythe, Receiver of taxes, had
received up saturday last 50s55 2s Tor taxes ON per
souu property.
Mrs. Mary \. Parker, aged 23 years, who cut 3y
her throat on Saturday morning WIN sso d,ed i,
| Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning.
! Last evening IN unknown woman cast nun pun
die INTO the front dooryard on NO ~ Mcst l~S ,h
| body Of newly born infant.
The Ncwsdeaers' Union will commence bnsi-
noss tomorrow under favorable anspiees at 20 20, 70 "a IN
! dcalers IN the cts and subuibs
! The relatives of Miss Mary Ann Kelly of No.
nave been abducted on saturday last by a Mr Harvey
Bechwith y that me report was Sanse9 Wy hS"pp''
The Shoe Cutters Lodge, Knights of ST.
Crlsrin net last evening and 20 members were M
iilated This secro organization, which was fnineu n
| Milwaukee a year or two ago, already numbers lN
Lodge. located ia al the principal cucs East aud West
Ferdinand Rusth, aged 2i years was found
kansnM M spit f " yestsray ne S hnd not been Seen
by tle neghbor, Tor several days paat ana @ V%nger %
him as dcscribed
On Friday night last, Detective Rodgers of
tie Rochester Police left thls city with Charles Pecy
whom De had arrested for larceny oi pclnt'S cohu
ted In Rochester. They were ON the train that was
wrecked on TIC Hudson River Railroad, aud by which
oicor Rodgers was badly injured Iahmg hISa.'"be
% this circumstance Pcliey robbed Rodgers ana hed
Carrie Whtmorc, the unfortunate girl, who, q
slor, time ago. attempted 10 take her own NO IN cell
hours after her discharge again brought before the
Police Court on some other charge OF misconduct was
Yesterday committed by Justice Dodge 20 the care OF the
Sisters oi tic House OF tic Good shepherd at The request
Of her mother The gh protected bitterly against beng
cent 10 the Institution.
August Brentano has received at his famous
literary bazaar all the latest English periodicals beside
good assortment Of fresh native pnbl,"ii9us Auong
f1r lsE9. with lts gorgeous coorcd Icthres me Tort
bgr" Ienpic Bar ihe Argosy me oornhul ana I1sSys
Ma5a:s and nearly eyeythns else IN his own peculiar
line that IS worth mentioning
The stated monthly meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held at ther rooms, corner
Of FiftGv6 and Twcnysecondst, last evening was ot
more than usually Interesting chara ter Reports
ycd from c Western and Eastern branches Of the AS
socaton and the announcement was made that the cor
ner stone OF magnificent edncc to be erected corner
of Twenty hird-st. aud Fourtlraye would he lad Oh
saturday the 9lst INST After the reports Of the several
Committees had been cogs!deged, the Hon W f. Dodge,
r delivered an eloquent address, which was received
with marked attention.
| A meeting of the New-YOrk Universalist
Missionary Society was held last night In the church OF
Our savior, IN Thiry-nfthst., near sxtrave. James
Gushing ~, President occupied the chair Ater reading
went into an election for officers aud the following were
chosen President James Cushing 1r. Niee-iresdcnt
| treasurer, George W. Plat Executive C0mmttee-Jas
H. sackett W. 4. Miles, rheo. Crowcll, Quntin Nc Adam
| W Cloves VIM. l.. Chase Charles A. Needham James r.
watkins jr, and wm; Wilson An appropriation Of SOo
was made TO the mission school la Fifty iOurthst near
| Third ave. after which the society adjourned.
| The Cigar Makers Association met yesterday
afternoon AZ 100 waerst, Mr. d. Hrsch IN the chair
The sub committee appointed nt provons meeting,
ported that they had had conference with committee
from the Journeymens Association aud they agreed
% the appointment Of an Arbitration Committee, but ro
fused To leave the cognanee Of that committee tho
strikes existing ut sraton, Smith 4 storms and at
stottlebergls Several members advocated the adop'
tion OF motion 10 lock out all Union men In case they
refused to come TO terms Mr. F. A. Schroeder while ap
proving the proposal though tho present an neNpedien
| tino 10 adopt 1t, and the motion was tabled
| BROOKLYN.-The Aldermen had no meeting
| yesterday.
The number of visitors TO Prospect Park last
week was n OOo OF these 1900 came IN 1900 carriages
| The New-York and Brooklyn Conservatory
OF Music gave their annual musical solree last evening
| at their now hall In brooklyn
The Prospect Park skating pond will cover
an area oi so acres II IL tho intention Of tho Commis
sioners IL ready for use the coming season.
The total number of foreigners naturalized in
the city Of Brooklyn from the Ash OF september TO
Oct a. inclusive, i2O In the County Court during
| the same interval, 2,96i total, t2i
A concert will be given ut the AthcnRum to-
morrow evening for the benefit Of the widow and family
while attempting rescue four children from drowning
| on the al ofJuly.
| A meeting of tho trustees Of the Brooklyn
Inebrtate Asylum held Saturday evening the pur
pose being tako into consideration the propriety Of
selling the land owned by them on Fourthave at profit
| OF $4,000, and OF purchasing a sto elsewhere.
| On Sundays cunning in the suburbs is repre-
sonted TO have partcuery annoying aud the Police
Of Fortyeghh Precinct having been Informed Capt
Brown detailed number OF uen for duty beyond Green
wood Cemetery and thereby arrested several OF the
ners being brought before the POco Court
| fined q each for violating the city ordinance.
The deaths In Brooklyn last week were t87--
a. less than tho week previous The principal causes
wore Consumption, 23i disease OF brnin, o. debility
cholera infaDtnm cancer, whoopng cough disease Of
Kidneys, and narasmus each; typhoid fever scarlet
fever and romitton fever each Under year OF ago
81 from 10 10 years. 20; from 10 70 20 from 40 10 i0
So from 40 to 60. from 60 to 80, Ia over 49, O.
The Fifth Brigade, under command of Gen.
T. H. Fowler made their annual FAN parade yesterday
Tho brigade cOnsss OF tho 18th Regiment infantry, Col
James Jourdag tho iith Regmont Infantry Lieut. Col
DcBeyolso ia command the 2Sth Regiment Infantry C0
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