New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-13

ayes hat the remedy for This lies giving the warden
power stop the work on buildings until susn iS If e
law
An inouest was commenced yesterday by
sS oE IN fs SC o. Sunday ss
effect of injuries inflicted as alleged ny wa
at work building IN Warrenst, near NeVnss., On
9th Of September last, when Corners ran IL OI pnv
men and boys He there met deceased who desired him
TO leave. Corners refused whereupon hgh woIus wa
striking Conkn the head inflicted injuries IRON m
the effects Of which he died Edward key be SuidnS
and seeing them throw stones at him Corners rinneu
Eliza Conkn of deceased depOsed that her brother
after being injured told her that ConueIs & thot
Corners had murdered him At this stage OF the pro
ceedngs the further examination OF the case "ss au
| journed until Tuesday next.
| STATEN ISI,AND.-Catherine Dolan, q SER
want In Mr.. John Pendeton's family; in New,Brignon,
died of burns yesterday morning her clothing h@'4ne
accidentally taken fire on Tuesday night
| LAFAYETTE.-The "Neighborhood" prayer
meeting will be held this evening at the house Of MI
Hillyer corner Of Halliday and MapleSts All are In
| vited.
NEVERSINK.-As the Tuesday night express
train on the Hudson River Railroad passing through
the Highlands huge mass OF ice which had Decoine ue
the passenger cars. crushing me ROOFS aG eer,y
panic among the passengers, Two o "hon' "'io
YONKERS.-John l.. 0best was on Tuesday
picked up Yonkers by the police completely ex9aa5teu
from hunger and fatigue When s sfe ar 70 he
continued his walk to Lansingburgh, journey ne hao
undertaken from this city without money OF friends
| FISHKILL LANDlNG.-On Saturday last
the child of a Mrs Ager who lives in the family Of MI
| burned that it died the next day.
| POUGHKEEPSIE. - An extensive revival
Of religion progress az the Heddng ~ j. Churcn,
the Rev W. c. Smith, pastor. During the pest two two
40 have been received in the church The good work is
| stll going
KINGSTON.-A meeting Of citizens was held
Claims Of the waikiki vapey Railroad and oommtee
appointed to report pan OF acton iSg @ @ fox
the Oswego aud RondoutRailroad. DR. Brown Of King
stOn sent 10 jail last week IN default OF $500 pan on
charge of seduction but compromised ny paying 500
since his release six women tho local paper states
same oensc and the has been pettoned 10 REQ
pen the Investigation Of the death OF the late WE OF DE-
the Waikiki Valley Railroad On account OF tue great
| depth of snow
| MODENA.-A spirited railroad meeting has
been held to consider the feasibility Of uniting with New
| burgh in building the Newburgh, New-Patz and Kings
haGsd fecs sH e eens Was
by Ramsdell and by delegations from Newburgn
energetic for raising the necessary STOCK ana
bonding the towns along the line OF the proposed iI
road.
HUDSON COUNTY.-In the Hudson County
Court of Quarter Sessions eight persons were tried for
larceny. six OF whom found guilty; one tried for
false preences acquitted; two, for assault ana Dat
terry were found guilty, and one, for same, acquitted
| HOBOKEN-The Hudson County Grand Jury
have found bill of indictment against Daniel Tohey
Hoboken on the road leading Hudson city, charging
them with maintaining nuisance. The indictment sets
caused and permitted the excrements blood entIails
and other nth coming from the said cattle, sheep AID
swine to be and remain 10 the public street and
near to dwenghOuses OF citizens. for long time, thus
causing unwhOlesOme smells and sesebes affecting ana
cOrrupng the the damage, nuisance. end dscom-
fort of the citizens. One OF the pr0petors OF ne CON
Germ. Daniel TOfoy arrested and taken before the
Court yesterday when he plead not guilty TO the charge
and entered INTO reeegnIance to appfar Tor %
tween New-York and the West The route OF tho pro
posed road is along the west bank OK the rSer nom
Hoboken to Athens where It will connect With road a
% miles shorter than that by Albany connection with
| the proposed Midland Road AZ Ne~onIgD WIZ Io.in
route from NewYO to Chicago, 81 miles shorter than
! by the Central Road.
| HACKENSACK.-Th man found lying in
sensible the HaekensseE Bridge from dSngsng,
David Roe He says he has been ave OF me
tanned in custody.
NEWARK.-The Institute of Biblical aud
me on Tuesday in the Holding NJ +. Church, when Dr.
James Strong delivered lecture on the Song Of solo
o II Iendon on %Icst Israeli ard the Rev J. NJ BucE
ley on "Church Discipline. The County Prosecutor OF
the men charged with having drugged and outraged the
Fannie Smith 6%9s last snf A for @e the 1s s Gi
During confinement in the County JAIL as witness
she has exhibited the most INDECENT UchdN'Is ht has
been discharged from custody, together win me men
charged with the offence. GOyernlnent onceIs nave
ment OF j. W. II. Cummings, No 276 Broad-st, on ac-
count OF alleged violation OF the revenue lave The re-
the deficiency is believed TO be very large. The business
OF the house has not been interered with but revenue
officer has charge of the place Tho investigations are
yet completed but large dehcit IS already reported
ity Division s. Of IT, held Monday night, resolution
Sy Msor Pedd In the enforcemet Of the Sunday liquor
la
araigned before Justice Sanford charges 81 stealing
obn Bedeli anthony KuSgessner, and Philip BufnazeL
The evidence elected from tho several parties, who
men to bail in the sum OF s6oo each for appearance
at the next term OF the ConrlS me oxefseef 0,
o loSTes of nrsad among 200 destitute families
the Esoa SSs epe seneneed EdoR SenVs the
defautng Newark Agent OF the Gerinania LIE lhsu-
found, six years State PrsOn John and Charles Mnl-
nancy and John Taylor against whom three ndctnens
field during which they inflicted severe stabs upon two
NE nlf years Se fpPh c sac
sentencing the latter Judge Depew stated that te crime
OF which she had been convicted had become Of too fire.
quent occurrence in she city, much So that he had
deemed ii necessary to eau the attention OF the Grand
Jury thereto The remarks Of the Judge inmaed that
there were other parties engaged in the same business,
| against whom no indictments were found He further
Convicted of crime has not asked the court to deal
| lenienty in pronouncng sentence. Mrs. Warren
iehiency and that she wonld have been sc-
| 1uitted had she allowed the trial TO proceed.
= A new Police bill for providing for the government
Of the Newark Police has been passed IN the State As
semby and now awaits the action OF the Senate and the
signature Of the 10 become law. The persons
named in the bill as Commissioners are Andrew A.
smalley John Dwyre. David Anderson, and Francis Co
KEN who are all Democrats. There s naturally great
deal Of speculation among members OF tho present force
as the action Of the senate regarding the bill as its
passage makes their dismissal almost certainty mas
Hach as they are With few a e,
was eit IL total darkness last evening the gas falling to
pGflor rs allotted duty At the Pollcestaton
lamps and tslOw.dips were substituted. Pedestrians
found very difficult TO navigate owlng to the slippery