New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
rew-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY APRn. o 1868.

Thomas Arnold at seventhst entered and robbed
by some unknown pers0hs'
FREMONT. Simon Mycr, an escaped luna
tic living at No u Broidaay arrested here,
Tuesday and taken home. Two men,, one a soldier,
arrested for Illegal voting, on Tuesday They gave
bail 10 appear.
NEWBURGH.-On Saturday a little girl,
daughter OF Thomas Noland. resident OF Mud Hole,
miles north OF this place Oh ths west shore while
and was drowned Her body was recovered on Sunday,
and was buried on Monday
NISKAYUNA, \. Y.--Mrs. Mary c. Ruhl,
wife Henry Ruh, residing In tins town. recently com,
mitted suicide by hanging herself with rope suspended
FROM one of the rafers Of tho house in which she yed
TIE HARBOR.-Among the passengers by
the Arizona, yesterday for California were MaGTGen
ord ana family Major A. Garrison the Rev. j. A. Daley
DItdil. a., eli ''''"''' '''''' INV ~
WHITE PLAINS.--Mr Charles l.. Stewart,
prominent citizen OF this place, died suddenly yesterday
OF apOpleXy Three burglaries were committed IN tms
village Tuesday morning; one at the drinking saloon
Of Richard Connolly where t55 aud silver watch were
carried or Tho large dry goods store Of Mr. W = Cam
enos rSg Sn or 81 soea e1srs aTtces taken from his
store were subsequently found in Lezingtonaye Mr.
Geo IT, Meads bakery, on the same avenue was ALSO
broken open, but nothing was stolen from 1t.
JERSEY CITY.-0ne hundred and twenty;
three - g;rs ere committed 70 tne cry prison last
month. The iaborers employed on the New NewJersey Jersey
day, account OF reduconn their wages OF 10 cents
per day Yesterday me nag OF me NoI m So1 ord " o all
the German vessels both here aud In New-Iork The
| event afforded an occasion Tor much iehtlNlty'
BERGEN.-Capt. A. ). ClOke addressed the
Union League Association in Library Hall on Tuesday
night sesrEE.tEe- y: II Il t.As y 3~
NEWARK.-YestoTiay the 4:;O ?. m; trilia III
from New York on the NGW-Jersey Railroad conlue1
tho GreenSt. crossing in this city win WdRcn i:Eu}
with furniture The furniture and the wagon "clg tE
trcly destroyed. Samuel and Alexander Martin, VINO
we're pou thc load dangerously cut about tho heaq
yesterday. which in Newark and vicinity has Tor num
Der OF years been moving day" largo number of the
citizens are DESTROYS Of aenpg me cnT.@n, 10 make
coincide with that OF NeW-foTk. Ih.5 would be- great
convenience 10 those moving FROM Ole city 10 tho other
! = PNrERSON.-Arcbibala Henderson. for City
Clerk and Joseph TOlesOn 0f Oyersecr O tho Poor DJlh
Republicans, are tho Demo- ratio nominations beness
lent Lodge No p l. o. ~ o p have ecclcu n ~ W
aud }. T. J.. Ih0m4s j. Turner, y. j. James ailerAli
v O.; samuel Jlcrpo S(r.ctyy, o. W. HIten"ooi' -
~. Y. smith lreasurer Many buhlnf' arc IA Sp'lst
Of erection Ia tue city.IAc fret term Oi the trcult
Court ana Common lI'a, .c@in6 hpEu 10 l12 Gl''' t
and post, Jurors have been 6dorCnlec Tor the session oi
! oyer and Tcrmucr.
! NEW -BRUNSNICK.-Som fishermen re-
Gently scuycred tie decOmposed body % cO0red man
iu tlc river near N0cus Landing The body Was ncaty
d-ecd, having plaid pants vest black irockfolt No
icr brc ovcrcoa and shoes with skates strapped upon
icm DE- .uupo.cd have been about l5 years ola .
i've fee inches il hight and from ail appearance
hue-lopnu2 nnd welluroporuoned man.
/ notwithstanding fires in this place are
ou thc increase. The city has no police and no hI'
aVuartu' cN'cp. hook and ladder muck Jonn htA'
ncs hat stoI. - tir corner" HI and Commerce.
VIA destroyed 3D., On, yesterday morning Loss SiN
/ insured iof ,2i-.
GREENWICH. GONNA son of Abraham
Reynolds. Living boo N,r,ht alcd oboat five Jears a.
neral of Dr. Lin,cy. he and younger brother were
s'u. boz place i5 litH bank OF mo" ana 'c IIN ~ ~,
tbg.n, ,f,g rll. and ONO Oi 'ho OgSTOlltd POl
The hoy bscal.n, hs reos, and killing him instantly.
81 NNFORD.-No les, than five fires have
recently been discovered m time q" "AunguiNh then
NI..'u. much d'mag. "-n- don't some OH ''es' H' 80
hat, undoubtedly been tpe work oi Iuoendianes