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

u, IL. W.
Thompson VI. Franklin ID. s. Bonhls and #. f. Borrc.
The Association now numbers 200 members .Wm
Smith. resident of this place, attempted 10 commit SUI
eide Wednesday morning by shooting himself with pistol
The ball however went over his mead, aud nc escaped
but was taken before Justice Hauptnan aud detained
for meucal examination, as he seemed determined 10
take his life
SING SING-Mr. Allen T. Thomson, the elo-
quent temperance advocate, will speak Tor the SONS OF
Temperance here this evening.
YONKERS.-The twenty fifth anniversary
OF the Dutch Reformed Church Of lonkers was cele-
brated yesterday with divine service
THE SOUND.-The Old Colony still lies on
the rocks at Harts Island but is not much injured as
was first supposed. she lies easy, ana none OF her
main tmbers are injured The report taS nef UacS n -
reports that he can soon stop up the hOe ana the pn
her out when there viii be no difficulty III noatng Sr on
pared aud made ready TO take her place on the me III ~
passed the Old Colony while in distress was not one OF
the Bristol line.
JERSEY CITY.-Cornelius Walsh of Newark,
John Blair Of Warren, Benz q. Clark OF Hudson, Gen
McAster of Camden, and Charles Elmer OF HunterdOIl
mentioned rs the probable candidates on inc KepuD-
can ticket Of NewJersey for Governor ON the Demo
cratic side Nehemiah Perry OF Essex Theodore f. Kan
doph Of Hudson, and Gen Gardner Mott Of warren are
named The Tor'men employed az ne scranton r1Sed iGSi
the Company. The men stopped work. and the services
of Others secured at the old rates go cents an noun
These oyerawed however by the strikers ana at
present all movements OF coal the dock are suspended
Institute will he held Tuesday evening next A pro-
feet is on foot to erect Union League Club House:
j.
evening of May The DOnnelys, mother anu datgll-
ter no were arrested for abandoning infant they had
bruneht from New-York, yesterday discharged by
Recorder Marndae, there beng no law to meet their
HUDSON CITY.-The dead grass on the
| meadows behind Hudson City was burned yesterday,
and not The American Watch Manufacturing Conpanys
building as rumored AT 81 o'clock yesterday the dis
tlerV building on the ackensack River about ~ miles
from Hudson CITY, was burned, involving loss of 81 900
$1,000 on the building. and $500 on the hxtures,
which there Is no insurance
HOBOKEN.-A locomotive of the Morris
and Essex Railroad struck horse-car which WAS
ing the track near coaltrestie yesterday throwing 10
from the track and badly smashing IL up. Nearly all
the passengers were ladies' who were badly frightened
but not Injured Mr. Daniel Fielding well known eiti-
zen thrown from the car ana knocked almost In
sensible. -
On Tuesday last n young woman, Matilda s.
Stanley by name reading with her parents back OF Wee
hawken, near Bulls Ferry, was induced by two young
men, one OF them being James MoCtrthy, OF New-York
city with with whom she was acquainted, Ia walk with
them M the road on the hill leading 10 Fort Lee where
after beating her most sl0ckngy. they threw her
the rocky ledge OF the mountain. tho distance 20 the
ground below being 800 feet. The two men then imme
diately fed and fortunately the young womans dress
was caught by saplug, where she was held I'LL con-