New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

ars 70 a. the welfare and advance prosperity -
the Ccoe It's meetings are to DC held semsnnuaiy
the Inn, meeting Is 10 be considered the annual one and
or the occasion of it, such literary exercs Shall take
lace as shal be deemed advisable to Nc followed by
2mit dinner Any graduate of the College Is eligible TO
orbership, and other friends OF the College may be
made members OF the Association by being elected it,
me Rev Dr,wfiam c. Alexander was chosen President
eli tho Assoc htion. John steward Treasurer and Arc.
sald MacMaEbn. Secretary, together with 1ssrb eight
Vice President { 4 an Executive Committee q ten
BR0QKLYN.-The Atlantic FIST nine play
against The field to-day.
furniture in the house of 7. c. Callicot,
exCoector of the Third Revenue District, was yes
terday, by auction, and brought good prices.
The new hall of Commonwealth Lodge No.
400 F. and A. NJ the Brooklyn Post Office was ded
icatcd Tuesday evening, Ill accordance with the an
cient rites of the fraternity. .. ...
The inouest over the body of John MOnsell,
No 80 DoIgIasst. found lying nsensibe the sidewalk
in Hoytst. Saturday night, and who did not regain
finding that death attributable TO congestion of the
BRAIN
Timothy Ryan, was taken before Justice Corn
well Yesterday the charge OF having with Others
dragged James Quinn into house in Waterst, near jay
st. on Tuesday night and forced him To deliver up all the
money he had. The accused was committed Tor exam
ination.
At the annual meeting 'Of the Brooklyn Art
Association held at the Academy of Muse on Monday
evening, the following named officers were elected Tor the
T. s. Mills; secretary, Bryan H. smith, Treasurer, Cor.
don l.. Ford. The receipts OF the Association Tor the
Is TO be commenced soon on the new building which is
be erected in Montagnest adjoining the Academy ot
Music, and which is TO cost about 100000.
At about o'clock yesterday morning the
steam propeller c. C. Leary lying at the foot Of North
seventhst, L. d., took fire from some unknown eanse
and sustained damages to amount OF $4,000 IL WIS
found scutte the ship 10 save her hull The
G. C. Leary owned by Arthur leary and Others of
NcwYor built at Mystic, Ct, in 1864 az an expense
Of $4,000 lately valued at $1,000 and is insured for
$4,000 follows: Liverpool London ard Globe $4,000
Queen OWO: Royal $1,000 American of Philadelphia
5000; Narragansct Rhode Island 5000. The ship was
undergoing repairs at the time Of the fire. ana was IN
charge OF q WatcliDan
IJTNTERDON.-Jn the IIunterdon County
Court trial OF the Wambough for shooting Tim
othy Corbet has resulted in verdict of lanslauchter
quarrel. Tho prisoner sentenced to two years con
finement IN the state Prison.
MORRISANIA.-Richard jain was taken be-
fore Justice Hauptrnau yesterday "A warrant obtained
by his stepsOn. for gross usngc assault and battery
The prisoner who had recently married the mother OF
taken possession Of al his clothes and property. He was
held to bail.
FORDHAM.-Charles Briggs recovered $50
Tuesday his father Peter Briggs FOR wages due
10 him for attending TO stock &c. Justice aEan head
the case.
TREMONT.-Ot Mohr, German, was ar
rested in New York Yesterday, on a warrant issued by
Justice Hanan Of Fordham for forging the maine Of
Thomas Kearns OF that town TO note for 800 The ac
cused was held 10 bail IN the sum OF 500 to answer
TARRYTOWN.-Rich Wheeler, resident
OF this town. killed on the Hudson River Railroad
yesterday by tram passing over us oody ne leaves
ORANGE.-CaSper MisSlng u boy, was acci-
denally shot in the breast Tuesday. while examining
pistol which he found in an old box lie VIII probably
HOBOKEN.-At about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning, carriage of Mr.. Joseph Bruues who owns
factory at HackensIck. seen driven through Wash
ES KS 81 q P osa r a c az %nr e WITH e
broken wagon and without driver. AT ahont the same
time three pistol shots were heard near the WeclaWkcn
toll gate and IL suspected that the driver as been mur
dcred trace OF him having yet been found Joseph
Coulter Of Hackensack. while returning home IN wagon
from this city, drove his horse over the edge o the ROAD
at the top of M and was pircWtaed about ~ ieet Y"
nuence OF liquor at the time. Ills cries arrested the
attention Of some lassers-by who Conveyed l,iIn
summoned pronounced MS injuries To hc internal ana
somewhat dangerous. He was subsequently conveyed 10
his home. The horse was killed ana The wagon smashed
to atoms. Incir value wIs ab"nt SFW -. Durlhg uie
time that the Spanish rRate Corona will remain IN the
After that. however she will bo open 10 Inspection.
The New York Herod Of yesterday contained statement
dV n MIN % 'y T5sre H. na, ihc t,,t, In The s,n,s
ment nothing of the KIND occurring Tho Dem~eIatic
members Of the incoming Board of COunrilmcn held a
Tuesday night. and decided upOn Councilman
Peter Ritter for President OF the Board.
JERSEY CITY.-The migrations from this
city dnrng the last week into The interior Of the state
have been very numerous ob9kcn has also lost many
OF its old citizens. The supposed the eXor-
btant rents aud the great increase ~ the number OF
LIQUOR stores 10 res ~ 10 D9'h 9
Association ending March 80 shows that the quarterly
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operator was arrested Yesterday lie is accused by sew
eral persons of borrowing of money from them
the assertion that his wife has inheTted fortune of
$4,000 one lady has been victmlzcd 10 the extent Of
500 The Hon. X. Wortendyke has been chosen Ires
dent OF the new BOARD Ht wafer Inc re-
Clerk
BERGEN, y. J.-Thomas Curdy, % years of
bssyar on t H ION aS i eptv Pe on a main road
While at the summit about 100 feet from the earth, he
lost his hold and was pecpated Ia the ground beneath
II officers b
ot r. Of this place installed with pnblic ceremonies
last evening Grand Worthy patriarch L. H. Drake pre-
sided.
HUDSON CITY.-William Jones, 80 years of
age keeper OF liquor store Newarkaye. committed
suicide r early yesreday morning. NJ & Dy G s"owma % iamdn
troubles which had rendered him depressed of Late.
the body, adourned the inquest Robert '' wilson
clerk adniGd TO ban on TUESDAY t. await ms la ior
relalrestod and bail refused him.
NEWARK.-The Independent Police force of
tins city again vide awake They arrested John Bird
ing committed a highway robbery on George W. Hay
ward. The accused held Mr. Charles NJ. Davis of
Of Essex County, 10y the state Board OF Education VIM
~ Carr lawyer well known IN the courts. has beon
wandered OF while temporarily insane. An editor Of
one OF the German daily paIers OF this city was at
by a photographer whom lie had cispeased.
The editor managed to overcome ms assailant. 80
On Tuesday evening clerk IN the employ Of Marcus
saye lumber dealer was sent TO one OF the city banks
TO deposit 81 800 Since then he has not been "A
the lad has heretofore been found worthy Of the utmost
confidence, fears OF foul play entertained The
ectives have the matter In hand "A literary entertain
nent given last evening by the members of Charity
Division S. OF T. Mary Ann Spillans. married lady Of
No 3l5 warrenst died suddenly yesterday from heart
disease.
PATERSON.-The mad dog excitement in
creases. As many 90 dogs supposed be mad have
been killed this week. and Others still at large Many
citizens go armed. abid dog was shot yesterday ia
Marshallst The Mayor called an extra meeting Of
Common Council last night 10 consider the subject and
NAlia ills
dog running AT large mad or muzzed or not and two
men we're appointed in each Ward especially 20
Kill dogs. The Street Committee also held
an important council. Dr. Underwood, the
lorsemnn proposes 10 take the lease for five
years pay the Indebtedness Of e. 500 keep all repair
and run the track The sale OF plots opposite River
side, yesterday was very successful Acre plos