New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24

500. the debt, ana
proved to have been incurred mostly Tor drinks, and
insisted that under Excise law no such debt
that this particular clause OF Excise law has
! forced.
On Wednesday evening three steers, owned
by a Mr. Bloomfield Of Fourth-st, composing part of
drove that had been landed from a C0nmunpaw Terry
boat at the foot Of Lbertyst took fright whe passing
through the Fifth Ward and ran on VI tb tb
ran into the river but were rescued ono OF el tnJn
dashed off down the street, but was eventually secrGd
The third, in his flight knocked down several people,
some OF whom were seriously injured The animal was
finally secured by the police.
An evening paper says: "Mr. A. Hoffman OF
Wallst. visited the house OF Mr.. David GIoesbeck, Ill
Madisonave on Wednesday evening To serve subpoena
as a Wires in the Erie Railroad case Mr. Groesbeck
became indignant and answered the summons by pow
blow upon the left eyc-o the subpoena server Inc
partner of MIR GroeSbeck present and attempted to
kick Mr. Hoffman ont Of the house and Mr. H. had to de-
fend himself with his cane, after which he wlth-Dfcw
from the scene"
Coroner Schrmer held an inquest yesterday
az the NewYork steam SUGAR Renery NOS lS3 To- lao
there. Late Wednesday night he was sent up to tue
done this he blew through the whistle the signal "all
right" Nothing more was seen or nm untl an0nt tree
the floor beneath the hachway, through which nc
is supposed to have fallen from the tenth floor Mr.
! Dillon was q native OF Ireland, and Is years Old
The children of the Five Points Mission School
gave their annual reception yesterday Afternoon large
number OF lady ard gentlemen visitors present and
Reclamation. Mr.. George W. Bungay, the Rev Mathew
Hale Smith, Mrs. skdnoe, and others addressed the
ON the entertainment. Mr.. shaer. Superintendent, and
Miss Georgiana Van Akin, principal Of the School con
Quoted the exercises. The scholars number about
400 The institution located on the site oil the famous
| "Od Brewery"
Forty-sx ccrgymen and large congrega-
ton assisted at the first annual service OF the American
Church Union at Trinity Church yesterday The Rev.
Mr. COoksOn the Rev. DR.. Alfred Siubbs the Rev. Mr..
Leighton Coleman. the Rev. Mr.. BelJamin, the Rev. Dr.
whitman. and the Rev. Dr. starkey read and ntOned the
several selections for the service Tie sermon was
preached by the Rev William +. Morgan d. d.. in the
course of which he c9mbaed some OF me objections to
might interfere with the operations Of any one but to
preserve the blessed calm aud equipoise Of the Church.
unwaTautable changes and novel practices were not
a higher system OF church life but longed for
IT, ard wished for H. and for the power To enforce IT, The
Book OF Common Prayer the preacher regarded as the
highest and truest means TO excite spiritual revival in
the Church IL united ccrgymen with the rules of the
Church In transmitting her doctrines IN their purity, aud
with the aymen in carrying out the pledge made the
ordination service to carry out the doctrine and dscip
| line Of the Church as the Lord commanded The mem
dangerous tendencies, whatever shape they might take
or m whatever direction they might appear. During the
service the large and small organs and the chOrsters OF
| Trinity Church were brought into requlsitOn.
! Early yesterday morning Policeman Riley saw
thr" young men standing on the corner OF Eightl-aye
A. he Tryseycmtbt Police station tle prisoners were
searched. and In their possession found large and
powerful Jimmy, quantity Of jewelry, and some Other
fers and are known "a Charles Carroll alias Mcclure
Who has been released from prison but short time;
later hour Capt. Ward Of the Twenty Precinct
inquiry, and ascertained that during the night Mrs.
Priscilla Cohcns pawnshop IN Elghtli,ye near Forty,
secons had been broken into and about scO worth Of
Jswe ta6e INg e Cc io4 una upon s
store on the corner Of Forty sxtl-st and Nnhaye The
grosery of Mr.. McMurtrey, AT the corner OF Fortyiri
st. and Nuthave, AMI clothing Store at the corner OF
Forty secOuds and Ninthaye., had been successfully
entered by the thieves Nothing had been taken from
these places, however. except from the clothing store
There stevens had taken su of clothing, and these
taken before Justice Connolly yesterday afternoon,
the YorkyiIle Police Court and committed to await an
examination
BROOKLYN.-Ralph Waldo Emerson lectures
at the Packer Institute tomorrow evening.
Michael Burll dropped dead yesterday morn
ing at the Fulton stores IN Waterst near DoclIst.
The Rev. VIM. Mcrlcy Punchon, the great ex-
FOUNDER OF Mcthodism in England who arrived Yesterday
Ia the scotia was present last evening az the dGdeatoy
and made an eloquent address.
The st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church at
the intersection Of BcdiOrdavc and WisOn-st, aud one
ycstrrty afternoon Bishop james performed the cere-
monies before large congregation.
In Justice Delmars Court, Brooklyn, ycstcr-
day. about twenty persons, OF goats whose dep
relations in South Brooklyn had begun 10 be serious
reprnaudcd, and threatened with fines II they
again arrested.
In Justice Warehouses Court, Brooklyn, |
James Boyle boy who mad stolen 500 from his father
aid Tiyicr by name but who got e"nscencc-srickcn ia
Phladciphla ana r,tnr.:1 was committed TO await the
return OF his two eciniau!ons -.
At conference Of the Candidates for the office }
meut, yesterday, Mr. william A. Mmard Withdrew nom |
the canYpss, IN favor Of Mr. Rooney Thusby. The con
test Is iOw between the latter gentleman aud MI John
W. Smith.
The matron of the Half Orphan Asylum has |
published card touching the outrage on tue boy Ferg
son IN that Institution, which she says that the only
thing to be regretted that injury should be done TO The
Asylum by long and patient endurance and an endeayor
to reclaim "A boy that was irreclaimabe.'
A copper still and appurenances of whisky |
dstiery seized by tile Revenue officers OF the |
Third District, m John-st near Iludsonave yesterday
pllrctOr GWYuuc seized wagon III Hamilton
ave- Wednesday, suspicion that some barrels II con
tanned were filed with coutraband whisky The barrels
proved 10 be oil barrels and empty. The Deputy
upon by party of men who gathered around the wagon
but he escaped without injury
MORRISANIA-The Board of Education |
yesterday. when the plans for the new schoolonae
on Collegeplace were submitted. -Four Thousand Ave
hundred dollars authorized To he paid for the land
which the building Is to be erected S9lo Is To he
paid the builders and $500 for fittings garden walks
1c The building is TO be ready for occupation 10y the LIST
Of Octohcr....The ten lots belonging TO the tordham
Railway Company near Harlem Bridge, are 10 be sold
on Saturday public auction Eight Of these lots
!; Se TO- '''' ana tue '''' Two '' '''' ""a
TREM0NT.-The Literary Association of this |
place met on Tuesday Hisl ana elected Eopd P 3
Thompson NJ Franklin. d. s. Bonas and ~ +. Borrcll |
The Association numbers over 200 members. VIM
Smith. resident of this place attempted To commit SUI
The ball however went his head, aud he escaped,
but was taken before Justice Hauptman aud detained
for meucal examination he seemed determined TO
take his life.
SING SING.-Mr. Allen L. Thomson, the elo-
quent temperance advocate will speak FOR the Sons OF
| Temperance here this evening
| YONKERS.-The twenty fifth anniversary
OF the Dutch Reformed Church Of lOnkers was cele-
! brated yesterday wiih divine service
THE SOUND.-The Old Colony still lies on
the rocks Harris Island, but is not 50 much injured as
at first supposed she lies easy and none OF her
main timbers injured The report that her back Is
broken is untrue. Mr. Merritt Of the Coast Wrccking Co.
reports that he stop up the hole and then lmp
her out when there will he no difficulty IN Heating her on