New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07


Slogan. aged respectively 10 and II years. escaped from
the protectorae Reform School, and having wandered
about for some Time crossed the Harlem Bridge into the
hunger and exposure They confessed that they had
caged from the RefOrmatory. and sent back ia
ROND0UT-Eugene Best was arrested nm a
charge Of having stabbed but not seriously man
Harder and another named shuts The injuries were
OF which both parties give contradictory accounts
P0UGHKEEPSIE.-GeOr NJ. Patchen. ir.-
the famous trottng horse is Winering here under The
STATEN ISLAND.-An amateur musical en-
tertainment interspersed with tableaux be given
in the schooroom of ST. Johns Church. Clifton, this
evening.
HOBOKEN.-It is said that the New-York
and Bremen line Of steamships Is 10 be discontinued
for want of sufficient Governmental subsidy TO enable
the Company to compete with the other English and Ger
man lines. Next week two women are to SKATE h'e
miles on the Hackensack River for 500 set Of furs
JERSEY CITY.-Charles Fullerton, Abra
ham Cohen. and Dennis Foulk on Tuesday next skate
Their hands to be tied behind Them and 100 weight
- to be strapped to their backs Mr.; j. A. Burr gave
slegh-ride. Thomas Racche has been arrested Tor
breaking INTO the cigar stand OF j. w Appel at me Ere
Railway depot and stealing 500 worth of cigars and con
fectionery
BERGEN.-A public meeting was held on
Wednesday evening TO hear the report of the Committee
was called to order by the President Mr. Gilmore aud
with the amendments by the Committee On motion of
Mr. Cleveland that the report together with the amend
discussion followed among several OF the reeholders
citizens OF Bergen present both for and against the
merits of the proposed Boulevard. which lasted
time though most present were favor OF IT, after which
Mr.. Babcock moved that tho Common Council use their
influence TO procure the passage of the bill
the Legislature, with its amendments. The motion
adopted on another motion u Was aeciaea 20 present.
the town OF Bergen. The meeting, which was largely
attended by some OF the most influential men III the
town, was then adjourned.
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s0ns yesterday the following prisoners arrgDed
William Baum, indicted for feonous assault ANA bat
rick Deyine, same charge; not guilty. remandcd 10,
trial Charles H. Yoston, same charge not gully hrla
in his own recOgnizanee for trial The Court then al
journed until Monday morning next
NEWARK.-At q meeting of the new Board
of Excise, the following committees were appo,n,en
sommers seifz Reel, and Muller. Flnance-Measl1.
Reeves, gladden., and Jones. Rnes and Regulation
cost $50 and every application must be accompanied by
fee OF SO "A large number OF persons are now ont OF
clerk In small retail store was answered by nearly 20
applications; and few days before, an adyersercntfyr
bookkeeper responded TO by over 80 applicants ai
OF whom offered their services for wages barely snetht
TO support them.
PATERSON.-lt is thought that James Davis,
the Phadephan who was found dead IN INC s sce ns
found under his bed "A woman IN q nut on Oarrrt
49, The Baptist Sunday School celebration last night wac
Joseph Irving lost his finger IN Matsohs
IA
Hughes with child in her arms, fell on the Ice and badly
burt the child Many waterpipes have burst IN hop-s
and in the streets from cold and much damage isdone
ELIZABETHP0RT.-T steam-tug Ldwin
Forrest which cut through by the lee and sunk ga
ns has been raised She has sustained but hliie
damage
RAHWAY.-Ex-GOv. Parker Of New-iersey
will lecture before the Railway Lyceum this evening
Subjects Success IN Life"
NEW-BRUNSWICK.-J Hill, a drunken
rascal has been arrested for beating his mother feeble
old woman nearly s2htless, almost etrSly 1cal ano
over 50 years OF age. For long time she has been sup
ported by charity
GREENWICH.-Mr III. c. Page has become
the editor and proprietor of The Peoples Jord! at this
place.
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s,KmT,'s. Nc. 81 Broadway
THE WEAK THE WORN, AND THE WEARY
should SYRUP, gives strength and vigcr
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Ws1ARs BALsAM Win CRRRRr.
GEORGE WILKINSON, esq, reports that on
Noni night last h house saved from robbers " TIE trh"
the bar CLAM pursued bat captured E. HOLMES No M Bo~~s
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
an. Nj. Judge Wayne of Georgia. dead,
and no one appointed to succeed him. Senator
John Sherman is a brother Of Gen. Sherman 90 d..
Gimanton " HIT was the old-fahioned cent that was
wanted None were issued