New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-17
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
The overcrowded state of West-st' at 'no
Courtlandt-st ferry Is much compliance oi' IAN
To-day ushers in the Jewish year 5G2g' anu anu
Is holiday to be strictly observed by jews
tie world. Couoon
The Bellevue Hospital Medical College IeI;,
opened It's preliminary course OF lectures ''''''N''
about 100 students .. ,..,., r, .o ~
.nS SECRETARY Of the Mercantile Library wee Joh j.
AeCenliss, reSgheu. -.--A-1 -.
battalion of the 10Th Regiment started last
night for Ponghktepse "4oAO 'iN' va" ~
returning this evening
The Third Union Cooperative Building So
ciey is hold public meeting TINS evening ~ f"i
ers' Institute No. 80 Ludlow-st
The Scotia, which sailed for Liverpool yes
terday. took cut the Count koaer anu ne fanny 0'1
The school edifce known as Grammar o tate
No e. In Observation-Disclosures near Ihr~"'e'
is completed and ready for the reception OF pupS'
Mrs Borand's dwelling, No. II NaVerly plS' pace
was slightly damaged yes'eiu"! ~ '-'
Sixty-two lots in Brooklyn were dlstrl1ute l,
by the NewYork Cooperative building Lou oOcIe'1 i'
an Influential member of one Of the leading
trades orgaIza0us OF this city has us ahseoYcu 49,
several hundred dollars Of The Union I"hus' 'P
posed 10 have escaped mo C"h@o@ -,
The opening exercises of the college OF lhe
(1ty Of York touk place Yesterday; aer oGo 9, UNI
r vacation The regular course OF study, however vi"
moi commence until Monday go
The Fruit and Flower Growers Gun VIII
meet ~ Mr. l.. L. Mhoeks Rooms Nv no. 80 W6ortie
tli- evening. c. w. Ide viii read paper on "iO''i'
The Board of Metropolitan Fire Commission.
r held their stated weekly meeting yesterday uu ss'9
thc trial Of few delinquent members OF the Department
there was mo business Of importance transacted
The Bricklayers' Union No. met last evening
a MiiIal's Hall, President Mcfarain III the CHAIR a
dcoeutOn tie Iousesmitls' Association were pres
hUkeIs with $50, to and the strike
The seven nasons recently at work upon the
new Court House. who few days ago were 3fueieS 20
Al. a.
"ocked OF Tuesday night, all being with snsie
exception, CRior men'
Ameetiug of female pe-setters, book folders,
aud etb.rs ofg,yed on book aud newspaper work viii
pc held The Office OF me RerotTh0H today AT noon 10
appoint delegates to the Na'iona "''ns"oinen' O0N
Among the passengers on the Ocean Queen,
FOR California the Hon j. d. Cauldwell ana daughter
tbe Hon Jacob f. Blair Gen ID. b Dandy, the Rev.
. Ihhp Farley, the Rev Mr.. Demasine' and d. he1
cham. ir. .
Coroner Sehirmer held an inquest at No Al
MuiheIry Yesterday over the remains OF lhouas
srss% noXcoed on Tuesday night aud was found
DEAD yesterday morning
Nathaniel W. Swift who was committed to
the Torbs on the Ith Of August attempted Tuesday
Ssbt to burn himself death by means Of the straw IN
lis bed On his person found several letters TO his
SS in:e ifp'n''S ms ''''''' -'' O''''' ' ~ w
The cooperative movement recently inaugu-.
raied under the auspices OF the various Brcklayss
Uuions Of this CITY, sfasj reaching Geiinte an Ah
shares viii he Omitted to 200 OF which IS shares nave
already been subscribed
The 18th Regiment battalion, companies b,
f. G. ana l. under command Of Lieat-Col. MeAIee'
ssrehed up broadway at about y o'clock last evening
preyOus embarkng for Ponglketlse. mo lhenloSIS
If the battalion anticipate good Time ana eXpeet " le
turn Friday morning.
The list Artillery will parade on the 18th of
Dc ober; the I'd infantry. The the 5th Infantry
OIL the 18Th tie Cth infantry the 20h; the sh In
fanuy, the 2lst; and the GOTH infantry on the ~
The Brigade STAFF, fully uniformed armed and EQUIPPED,
will assemble for inspection, Tompknssquare, Ou the
18th Of October at quarter before II o'clock d. M
On Tuesday morning, as VIM. A. Harden
brotr<A
turning from NewJersey on board their yacht part Oh
flaw OF wind Striking them at the same mosenti
tngs Mere near b. not one went to assistance
Justice. Dodge yesterday issued a warrant for
the arrest OF AntuniO Iuchlgnan on me anus vi n
Eaon setting form that in 1860 ne aDdn9teu Sbu ~,
her grand daughter hai KSnGop ' we sqyagd lived
late senator kand0ph 1i virginia, hnu ~, Tl nm
with her year in Italy IN open adultery: lne ui
fortunate lady was much aga'ed "hAe Ia tue court
The Soldiers Messenger and Dispatch Com
80 dioed In ave cinpoynent TO discharged sOIders,
about closing up II affairs Inc compctuVn oI @
their original plans necossitae tho abhd0hueh oI tls
project The President and supeIintend, mt announce
if Tho ola KuckeriOcker Express Company have taken
their Office, recommend that Company to their former
The Board Of Education adopted resou..
iSr Iils Of over Moran for extra work aud Lu
Tier BALDWIN foY extra carpontcr-work Grammar
School building No. IS, in Fifty second t. resolution
was also adopted authorizing the school officers Of tie
thirteenth ward 70 advertise after the l6h of Deem
hcr fol estimates proposals for the erection % new
schuolhuuse the site and adjoining BOT row occupied
by school No. "a. on BrO0mc 81. near shcrih-st
A fire originated about 0 o'clock last evening,
~ tho carpenter shop ana stables ID me rear OF No %
Greme-st horscs IN the stable at the time, all
of which were got on with the exception OF one belong
soyd OF No % Grandst suffered loss Of about $500
by the the carpenter sbOp The fire extended 10
the rear u the building MerceTt occupied by Pierce
a Benedict whose loss was estimated ut 500 During
the excitement John T. Myers, CLERK az timers Hotel
In CraBl-st Lad hs watch stolen. Joseph Cray an al
legged thief arrested SUSPICION Oi. having commit
tea the tbeiL
The Mount Washington Collegiate Institute
OF tins city Of which George ". Clarke IS Principal,
has lust entered upon the Goth year OF It's existence AT
tie Spacious building occupied by the Institute gOOdly
number Of the earlier and later graduates, and ~ an APP
proprate manner celebrated the completion VI the
ter Of centurys work AT this anniversary there was
reunion Of many who had not met Tor years and the oe
CASTOR was chaIact0IZcd by amount OF feeling aud
pleasure seldom evoked IN this busy metropolis.
s, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Church is to be
epeued next Sunday Tor morning service only Mr..
beecber viii surely preach
Adam Seymour and John Sweeney were COM
mittcd by Justice Esmes yesterday on charge OF rob
aud MOntrose ave.
Michael Dunn, laborer of No. 241 MARSHALL
st fell overheard ~ the foot Of Hudsonaye, on Tuesday
night while labOring uuder tt ana was drowned Tie
body recovered and an inquest was held yesterday
Last evening, about o'clock, the leather
and finding " IIeBdrickson a Mills, No 80 Fulton,
fancy feathers valued az 500 The burglars escaped.
A fire broke ont yesterday in the Oil-works of
Mcess LOyehcimer Raiser, corner OF fluh ana NoIlh
Trntts, resulting Ia The total destruction OF We prop
ery-los $4,000 Mr.. Charles Raiser, brother OF one OF
the firm, while endeaSoring to save the property was
seriously burned.
Mr. Peter Fitzpatrick, cartman, residing Mt
No 81 Grssn-ane, was thrown from his vehicle while
noon one Of the wheels passed over lis body causing
Injuries Of supposed fatal character Mr. Fitzpatrick Ii
81 years Of age. He removed TO the CITY Hospital
Margaret Donahue, and her brother, Thomas
DOiaue brought before Justice Riley yesterday,
The complaint Of Robert A. Lawson Of No 295 Frank