New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
THE CITY.

Anna DAILY died suddenly yesterday at No.
| 26 spring-st M,
On Monday John Nickel and John Blue
boat race for s4oO on the hndsoh' On 'no
The steamship Arago, Capt'W. G. Brown,
of Ringers American line will sail from Per NO 40 Nofth
| River, about p. IN. today for Cowes ana bremen.
The churches which have been closed during
August viii be reopened tomorrow: High Mass Will be
| celebrated in all the Roman Catholic churches
The late Henry II. Elliott, whose funeral
takes places this morning, prominent member OF
the Union League Club during the war The nag OF the
| club will be displayed at half mast to-day
The opening of bids in the Street Depart
men was further postponed yesterday TO Monday next,
account of the. absence from the CITY OF Controer
Connolly
DIR. Henry Gale Dunnel, one Of the oldest
and hest known homeopathic physicians In this city,
died suddenly at his residence in St. Markspace' yese
day morning.
During the week there have been three acci-
dents this city attended by fatal results, caused IN
each by the party attempting to leap from a Tram
while IN motion.
John Connor, q boy, who lived with his
parents at No % Desbrossesst fell from Pier No 80 into
The North River yesterday and was drowned The BODY
was recovered.
Mr.. s. NJ Hewlett delivered lecture last
evening before the Union Temperance Society IN the
Presbyterian Church Of SEA and Land on the
| corner OF Market and Henry-sts.
Kate Leach aged three months, died sud
denly last evening In the arms OF It, mother ~ ene
ment In Tenthst near Avenue d. The D0dy was prouBh'
| TO the Union Market Policestaton.
| Henry Boder, German, aged 3j years, while
temporarily insane, attempted to commit suicide by
| covered and cut down by his WIFE and taken to the
| Leonard-st PoliceStation.
Minister Burlingame arrived in this city yes
terday morning from Boston, and Is at the Westminster
Hotel The Chinese Embassy will remain in the city un'
Ill Wednesday next when they Will leave for Europe IN
the steamship Java.
John Barry and John Gilligan entered the
residence Mrs Mary Whitney, No. II East Twenty
sixthst through the coal in the walk ~ front Of The
arrested. aTTsd L.
The Fall and Winter session of the Women's
| Medical College and New.York Innrmary will open
the ad Of November and continue i've moHths. Among
the professors and examiners are some oi he Des Known
gentlemen in the medical profession Several of tho
| professors arc ladies.
Among the arrivals in the city are: Senator
Norton Of Minnesota, the Hon NJ POmeroy, NJ g., and
| Gen. r. O. Tyler. T. s. A., at the Brevoort House the
Hon. Vim. L. Chandler New Hampshire and Col W f.
the tragedian, and Peter Clogher Utica at the Astor
| House
The Workngmen's Union met last evening
at their Early Closing Hail. the President Mr.
VIM j. Jessup in the chair Three delegates from the
Laborers' Union admitted as members Of the Union
Mr. Jessup elected delegate TO the National Labor
Convention 10 assemble IN this city Mr Blssert,
had voted saoS to the brcksyers aud Mr. Ennis
plasteers had recently gwen sIs' to tho brleGlsyeTs
bricklayers during the eighthour strike.
At meeting of the master masons, at No.
be was informed that tho on booths Theater
orSe6 aa Ga icy 20 Sp s@@ s s1Sz
ten hours for days work Ho was also Informed that
broadway were work hours instead OF eight as
heretofore Messrs Tostorant, Webb sayrcs Disbrow
| and OBrlen announced that they had plenty Of mcn
working ten hours, one or two sPOakcr, believed that
| tho bricklnyors had succumbod.
| correspondent writes that II is as necessary
for the roots Of TO havo air moisture 10 tnyc
we'll 70 1--we. To get air tho roots o. trees IN and out
0ar SG abopo sHhd and as of the evidence IN ec hey
win rase the nagsng that Over tom far air aud
Again cold climate Il h necessary for trees TO have
frost @ BON % above ana 9eoT D To6,. SoI S; ana ~
either Every growing tree that s covered with extra
earth 10 tho depth OF foot will die In two years
The General Committee Of the National La
Dor Reform Party, met last evening at No, POI BOwory
Mr. Alexander 1roup called 10 tho chair. The prin-
ing OF the Committee 20 be held In two wcol at which
vc delegates from onch ward IN tho city viii bo present
tee the members will be Instructed to commence al once
the formation OF clubs throughout their respective wards
order The Committee Will issue platform % principles
Immediately after the Adjournment Of the forthcoming
| Labor Convention.
At tho stated meeting Of the Board Of Man
Sger OF the American Bible Society," he'd on THURSDAY
society OF the Protestant Episcopal Church to tho Amer
lean Bible Union for distribution hy baptist missionaries
cleiy, and to brooklyn Bho socioy. for distribution
board vessels sailing 90 foreign Gor.s spanh BIbes aud
printies and nnans Tho scriptures IN Forenec aud Sa
tai, The entire number Of volumes granted WIS aoSi,
and OF money appropriated, $1,000
Fire Marshal Brackett reports that during tho
month OF August thcro were II ee. OF these 10
ing an alarm; were oItingulShcd by members Of the
FIRE Department In like manner aud FALSE alarms The
there is all Insurance OF sfI6l9 Henry @. Wheeler
arrested ruslaoiou Of ottng ro to No La Broomcst
Justice Mansfield held him to ball Catharnc ioyer
arrested and hold to bail by tho same magistrate on
charge Of having set rc ~ her husbands gOccy at No
ia Avenue {, There two other nros Of ncondary
origin, but no arrests havo yet boon made
Yesterday morning the entire force of dep
uty Commissioners aid clerks in the offices OF the Com
mistoncrs OF Taxes and tho Board OF Assessors dis
charged. subsequently D. d, ,Conoyer, Col Henry
nlngs aud David Allen were rcapponed 10 the posUons
they had just bcen removed FROM aud James McIaren
Charles Cooper, Isaac o. Hunt L. II. Reed. and - Sack
EFT appointed In place OF others discharged 1t Ia
stated that these changes Ia consequence OF the dlsa
grcoments In tho Union Republican General Committees
tho friends OF Freeman j. Fthan having been retained
and the supporters Of Chaos Spencer being removed
Five faithful members of the Section on So
chl Science OF tho Ncw.York Association for the Ad
Of Science md Art assembled at tho Cooper
Institute last evening, despite tho drenchng rain Tho
subject for discussion which had been annOunced-"Po
litcal Economy not takon MP, but after MT ROose
welt had spoken OF some OF the hundred inventions
which he claims TO hnve made, Mr. Disurne read an |
abstract OF book soon 10 be published by Mr.. An
thony the Sources OF knowledge and the Constitution
Of and In which several peculiar theories Of the ma
ture and Of punishment advanced Mr. Rooso
Chairman Mr. Scott proposed The following question
for consideration at the next meeting " How can Ma
tion Attain Efficiency for Defensep
The Cooper Union Free Night School of |
Science and Art is fast filing up its classes. Ninety four
young representing clerks, mechanics and artisans
enrolled themselves last night members Of the class In
Drawing from Copy making three full classes or l2O pu
pills who have already received tickets In this depart |
Den alone The members enrolled In the other classes
etry, 2O Solid Geometry aud Trigonometry, 40; Natural
Philosophy 40; Architectural Drawing, 20 Mechanical |
Drawing 40; Drawing from Cast is Drawing from Life
tO The term commences the first OF next month aud
application for admission into OF the classes must be