New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The Presidents Of several Trades Unions
met Saturday night at Early Closing Hall 10 delber-
Political party The plan adopted to appoint com
mitees TO inlrrrogate the Gubernatoa candidates as TO
This plan adopted because was feared that would
II is expected that there will be grand workingmen's
mass meeting held in few days.
An inquest was held by Coroner Flynn yester-
day at NO B over e 1ody N nd S Ic d
by Aaron Il. Carter. and climbed into empty barrel
AaS IN notion caught h6d Of the BARREL Which rolled
from the truck and the occupant was thrown to the
neck, causing death in few moments Carter
rested, but as the occurrence was purely accidental he
discharged by Coroner Flynn.
Coroner Flynn held all inquest yesterday, at
West Fortysecondst over the body Of John Con
galton, molder who committed suicide on saturday
his children short time previous but suddenly and with
out any apparent cause got up ana went INTO an ao19
from wound in the throat, Inflicted with tableknfe,
which he had slarpened for the purpose. CongatOn
aged IS years and leaves a wife and five children He
was Incorporate at times and this may have prompted
the act.
The new German Lutheran Evangelical
Church. which was recently used by the First Baptist
Church of this city, soemnly consecraed yesterday
occpied and the aslcs were also filled by congrega-
representing all the other churches OF the uenOna
by the Pastor, the Rev j. H. Baden, and the Rev Mr.
Adeburg OF Albany. The Rev. Mr. AdelDuIg preached
the dedication from Revelations g. In the even
ing the Rev DR. Krotel Of Trinity Church. Twentydrst
ST., preached an eloquent sermon.
The iOurneymen pianO-makers OF this city
held meeting Saturday evening at GermaDa Hall,
TO consider the subject Of increase OF wages they
having previously demanded increase OF 10 per cent
The delegates who had been appointed 10 ascertain the
views OF the manufacturers reported that they were gen
orally willing accede to the demand. The roPey or
declaring the wages raised discussed at some length
Also whether II would not be advisable 10 postpone the
whole slbectuntil after the Fall elections. After some
further debate ii decided TO hold mass meeting
at some future day to consider the matter.
Despite the numerous exposures that have
been made within the past year, the lottery swndles
are still carried with considerable success. The last
scheme had the charitable title, Soldiers Orphan nst
tute" There number OF circulars and posters CIR
lated which stated that the Institute proposed ds1b
tng presents varying from $40 to $4,000 The usual re-
quest was made TO subscribers to inform the managers
nj their earliest convenience 10 how they wished their
presents forwarded all OF which information WAS 10 he
sent 70 Messrs Read Co., Bankers and Receivers, NO.
Clinton Hall. place, Besides numerous pianos,
InclOdeons diamonds, etc. there several mansions
and rapidly improving lots. which never can be found
when wanted.
The Board Of Health have ordered, and the
apalns OF Police have been instructed that no CATTLE
wne pigs calves shall be driven through ,he streets
avenues Of the cities OF NewYork or Broohy or any
If Them except between the hours OF IN the evening
md two hours after the next m0rnng nor sha
my sheep be driven except between the hours OF O'Clock
the evening and ~ o'clock noon OF the next DAY; nor
hall more than 40 cattle, than 100 hogs, or more
han Ise sheep driven together" except that drOyes
cattle arriving In the city OF NewYOrk by cars or boats
fhirty-nnthst % any existing cattle yard, through
ertan streets and avenues eegDated, without limit 70
umber provided they arc acoompdnCd by Lotett thab
nc altsndsLi !gT every ~ head,"