New-York tribune., 1868-04-28

power single tracks through Buslwick ave. from and
across JohnsOnst TO Boerums and through Boerum-st
and Broadway instead or Monroseaye. from BushwiCk
ave 10 UniOn-aye.
The annual election for officers of the Catholic
Library Association In Brooklyn, took place at the Library
contest which resulted In the election OF the following
named gentlemen: For President, Charles Doherty
YcePresident Thomas Cassidy; Corresponding Secre-
tary jos W RYAN; Recording Secretary Thomas Kelly
Treasurer Thomas Cassin; Directors NJ T. Hagerty r.
g. Turner r. c. Leach John Byrne, John Courtney John
McHugh, Peter Mallady, and j. Edmund Burke.
On Saturday night about 10 o'clock a man
was found in Butlerst. near Hoytst IN an insensibe
Police Station discovered to be suffering from wound
In the head, apparently caused by fal ply sican
GUS During the night he identified as John unsell,
aaborer, OF No 80 Dongass-st lie was placed IN tne
corridor IN the and visited several times by the ser
geant in charge He did not revive altogether however
from his supor. and sent home the following suD-
day morning, where lie died, yesterday, at 10 a. m
Whether his injuries were the result Of accident other
wise viii probably be made known at the Coroners III
quest. rS-H-( = !. 81 I'd. Co.
M0RRISANIA.-A horse and wagon got on
The New Haven Railroad track yesterday morning, as
the o'clock express train approaching the depot
and before they could be removed the locomotive struck
the wagoa and demolished IL the horse escaped Win
only trtng injuries There driver in the wagon
a. the time OF the accident James Has b1laog On
the Boston road was slightly damaged by hre yesterday
THE HICHLANDS.-The Hudson Highland
Bridge BILL frequently called "Baileys Bridge bil" has
been signed by Gov. Fenton and fs now law The Tue
England Railroad running east from Turner's, on the
Erie Railw ay crossing the Hudson River Railroad and
all the north aud south railroads in this State and
road and consequently the Great West IN direct comm
ncatOn with the City OF NewYork and the NewEnglaEd
States without change OF ferries to The
Hon. Erastus Corning heads the list OF "a ncOrporaors
THE HARBOR-Ye Yesterday, at about II
o'clock the ferry boats Superior and Kings County while
proceeding down the river TO their respective slips col
ded The latter struck the former aDa the paddleb0x
that material damage resulted Great c0nsterna-
ton prevailed among the passengers on board the Supe
rOr.
GOVERNORS ISLAND.-0n Tuesday even
ing May 8, Mrs Gen. Wallen will give grand fancy
dress party Governors Island. The affair will no
doubt be very pleasant, and invited will fail to
attend, especially the bhetering Arms, ST. Luke'a
Home, and the Home for the Widows and Orphans OF
Soldiers are the institutions to be benefited.
WEST HOBOKEN.-Henry Sick, Seacau-
milkman stopped yesterday morning with his horse
and wagon, at ROman's Cottage and while engaged n-
doors settling bill. George McGlen jumped into the
wagon and drove off Sick and friend followed on foot,
wagon. assaulted them with whip and knife, and made
his escape.
HUDSON CITY.-Mr. III. w. ColstOn has
been appointed official reporter for the Hudson County
Courts by Judge Bedle Mr. Jones' the keeper OF the
Hudson County Jail, says that James McCafrey and
Charles g. White the only prisoners who have ever
escaped from that institution.
PATERSON-An extra session of the Conf
Council was held last night. The Morris Cana
Company has earned s1629T2 10 during the past
On Sunday five persons were bapsed In the Baptist
new rails in the vicinity of the Grands extension The
water-mains are being put down In Broadway; "A
quantity OF tobacco bearing fraudulent bands has been
discovered in this city by the revenue officers