New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

| The Rev. G.. C.. GOss has been laboring during
city, and the result of his work adoption by him of
plan by which he hopes to materially benefit the thou
sands now for He proposes soon to erect in this
city tabernacle which win combine all the advantages
of free church hall for lectures eyey evening IN tne
week chapel for morning and evening prayer place
where societies may hold their anniversaries
and with which are to DC % es
medical men clothing rooms for collecting and distrbu
decacies for the Sick lodging for respectable un
fortunate persons and social rooms where gatnerngs
may De held for the promotion OF benevoent purposes
Mr oss has already purchased house to be used as
the headquarters Of this work. and has provided 9y en-
| dowment for minister 10 succeed hm peiPo'""' no
| pastor Of the Tabernacle.
THE HARBOR--Among the passengers by
the saIons yesterday for Southampton ana ahr na'y'
Rlymann Of San Francisco, and Joseph A. heintzeann
of Philadelphia.
BROOKLYN.-The Mayor married John c.
| Cullen and Rosanna McNaney yesterday
All Saints p. f. Church Fair opens to-day
at noon in the Military Hall. Fifthave.. near Nnth-St
The Kings County Board of Supervisors met
yesterday afterpoonl and transacted some nnmporant
| business.
| boy. two wears of age, found astray in
FonrRs on saturday stil awaits at the Fourthstreet
| Station House his parents or guardian.
The second floor of No. Siyth-st, occupied
by A. d. Smith, damaged by fire yesterday morning
10 the amount OF q 800 Insured in the City Fire Insur
| ance Company for 1900.
The Board of Water Commissioners has
Ridcewood Reservoir to Messrs Hubbard Whitaker OF
this city their bid being lower than that OF the Ne"fofK
| firms
| At the annual election of officers Of the st.
Nicholas society Monday evening, John A. Lott was
chosen President Eleven Vce-Presidents eleven Man
sss1s5 sESgs Secretary Chaplain" an" physician were "'0
Ulrich Duval was arrested yesterday for pass.
ing counterfeit $40 bill the Marine National Bank OF
cuser James Kiernan keeper OF liquor saloon at the
| corner OF Warren and Nevins-sts
The Hon. VIM. f. Dodge will next Thursday
| ontp itD lurol
the Rec RefSSGS1' TsdSs Of MeTSSns a the
s 1 SfTSGs Of aS Last faf aa Ssn Years ~
At the monthly meeting Of The Brooklyn
sunday.school Unon held in the summerheld NJ. I.
Church on Monday @ were @ Pade 1e
| b. D., and Andrew A. Smith, esq. ID, a., ss
At the annual meeting of the Kings County
Medical Society on Monday essnns o Ihg ba e0snn
years: President Dr. Stiles; Vlce-President Dr. JOhn
Rgrn sssTeay D Johp 1OEes p1on n''aIs DR. Wm H.
1hayer chosen orator for next year Arrangements
were made for DR. Burgess oraton which is to BE deiy
cred at the rooms OF the Rhetorical Society on Monday
evening next So. -
The Atlantic Base Ball Club of Brooklyn held
nS nameS Saa Gentlemen ocef @ the ensuing year
dent r. X. Boughton Vice President Thomas NJ rat1n @
y%s SS@ra fWsS oF
Receiver, D. r. Dayehport Directors, Joseph H. Hami
Keiy delegates Thomas Tdsie and +. K Broughton
s S Se W bs spGTS To2 ao M ay TSo Ruo his
year win consist OF the following named players NILS
second 6ase Ferguson third base T. Pratt. short j.
chapman, left field F. Crane center aud X reliee
| right field. n- - rrt7' --
| MORRISANIA.-Adam Gesler was brought
up yesterday before Justice nauptman, for obtaining
goods by false pretenees Wragg said that ne had allowed
Geser 20 have q quantity OF bemp and other goods on
credit TO tic AMOUNT Of ss because the defendant said
b. owned lot Of real ssa,e & az Moi b "d the gooG
those Representations, bat also thal he
ia.teP s PdensS The ease was adjourned until to-day.
Easter Monday celebrated wlth regular rounu %
( he uoTrisana Masie Verein at Grove nm Assembly
rooms, ono given by the "Bohemans' one by the Union
Central Hall. ---V.
WEST FARMS.-A large Democratic meet
Ing held ~ Croys Hotel on Monday mgnt, 70 , eN
Il Sherwood and Others spoke at length Dy,on no 60 ~,
| Wood W a. J. w Bolton X. g., L. II. Pierce; A. K 3,
MAJ S;e2ss %s5d Con- T. Wood Con-
RnstiB; J. =, NJ Fitch o. g.. VIM webb The Division
nss SSp N STs9Ss 9 about SS%s '
TREMONT.-'The election Of School Commis-
~ iccanddates Messrs savage and suui6e
| deld we're declared elected after close polling.
! PORT CHESTER. \. "a gravel train ran
TITO freight train few hundred yards above the depot
here yesterday and smashed up several cars fortu-
| pately, no one was injured t.- ''---
JERSEY CITY.-PavOnia ear No. ran into
VI IT,
Snd The horse was injured badly by being thrown
on his back that IL found necessary 20 shoot hl
While VIM T. salter oi New York was driving his wife uP
Pasade.aye, near Union iill, Ho6oken, on Monday
| evening, bis vehicle came In collision with lumber
wagon, causing his horse to run away. Both MI ana
Mrs. salter were thrown from the Vehoie tne lonSr
being badly hurt about the body and the latter severely
injured about the head COOred pOrters are 10 be AZ
tacheA 10 the Washington through trains from Jersey
city whose business t Will be TO attend 10 the seating 9
passengers plan OF selling tickets for the through
trains Is also to be introduced, by which the seats Will De
numbered and the tickets Issued accordingly me falr
OF ladies Of the German Catholic Church VI st Bohi
face ~ u success.
BERGEN. n. IA public meeting will be
held ~ the Emory NJ h. Church OF this place tomorrow
evening the lolh, for the purpose OF taking steps 10
organize a Division OF the Sons OF temperance T. H. .
Clifford OF Newark will attend and address the meeting
NEWARK. George UlTich, a cOlored barber
was arrested yesterday afternoon on complaint OF hs
former employer. Is. Phock, who alleges that nearly
year the accused aOstraeted go rom e
was committed for trial John Weleh made complaint,
last night ut the police that WIN. GDDOns OF
Coomesaley seized hm by the throat ana m H ~
the assaant was worsted, after Whch "eeh proSureu
his arrest
PATERSON-A man attempting TO break out
OF the Lookup fell caught his feet hung suspended ana
died The Passalc County courts met yesterday There
are n and appeals 10 try The Grand Jury are
In session. W. W. Colfax is foreman. James Van biar-
CON- esq Is the Democratic candidate Tor the Cty Az
torneyshp. Tie Paterson cricket Iup orshEeo Ihss
night for the season.
GREENWICH CONN.-Peter McQualen and
Michael Brennan we're severely injured Monday, while
working in the Messrs VOorhlss quarry by large piece
Of rock rolling down upon them One Of them VIII not
| recover.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
READERs.-The President can resign. The
Constitution makes express provision for the contingency
| NJ IA dofu Al m 4 H.