New-York tribune., 1868-06-09


The Summer exodus has commenced, apd
many OF our citizens owning places In tne country are
hunting up their old clothes and broauprJinnea tats
and silver plate and pianos are being OeAe" 'or 'n0
season
Maior-Gen. Hancock was In this city Sunday,
and waited by number OF ponclsns vi De'O no
the General as the candidate for the party for the Pres
dency.
The Young Mems Christian Association com
menccs its 18th international Convention IN Detrot on
The oah inst Excursion tickets 20 be issued over the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway ior inc
round trip at sls As.
The champion Unions of Morrisania assured
the Yale College that they were the abest opponents
they had ever played game of ball with Is barely
the hands Of the Iryingtons last year.
William Crowbridge, a labOTer, residing in
Fifty-fourthst., near seyenaye feil from INC nfs1
St. near Fourthave.. Yesterday, and had both legs
broken lie was taken to st. Lukes Hospital.
A young man started for q bank with bag
the way, he laid his money upon the counter, when
stepped and claimed his dog, and wnie the as
pue prOges sing couple Of pals" carried on the
money.
The Sunday-School attached to the Stanton
ST. Baptist Church will go on picnic TO Pleasant vaey
~ j.. TO morrow morning. The steamer Fort Lee has
been chartered for the OCCASION II stormy on that day.
the excursion is to be postponed, and due notice OF IL
will be given
William Humphrey, laborer living at No.
6 Cherryst quaIIeled with his wife Mary nther apart
ment last evening and she inflicted severe wounds on his
dressed at the oatst Police Station. He refused to
make complaint against the woman
Barney Iavery, 81 years of age, residing at
Onc-huudred and seyenth-st. and Thrdaye., was run
over last evening Broadway by stage No. 90 OF the
Twenty hird5t and South Ferry line, and badly injured
about the head. lie was removed TO Bellevue HOS
plial.
The boy. William Connolly, whose head was
crushed on Friday night last beneath one Of Moners
sugar trucks. In Naudamst, near Vauckst died yester
day at the residence Of his parents No. l53 Yarckst
from the effect Of those injuries. Coroner Flynn VIII
hold an inquest to-day
Coroner keenan, will hold an inquest on
Thursday next at No12s sxth-ave the body Of the
infant of Mrs Mary f. Marshall, whose premature BIRTH
Hpon Mrs Marshall on May 10 by Mr. A. H. BonGin, who
has an Office In the same building
A large crowd collected yesterday at the foot
Of WHst the steycdOrrs and iOngshOemen break
offered They used sledge-bammers weighing from ten TO
forty pounds and after spelling them gave up III despair
as their blows produced no effect whatever.
On the Hudson and Boston Railroad, light
gates Of rattan have lately been placed on either sde OF
the bridges under which trains pass 20 mat bakemen
udug upon freight cars may be warned OF these bridges
they approach. Several men have been killed by
striking their heads against bridges along these roads
At the election for officers of the Odd Fel-
lows Hall Association, held last evening at the corner OF
elected: John a. Kennedy, Wilson Small, Richard
NJ Denyl, samuel Booth james stevers, John G. Clay
Theodore Froment. John MedOl. Myers stern.
At the annual meeting of the Seyenth-avc.
Railroad Company Yesterday noon, the following gentle
George Law, Hugh smith Peter b. Sweeney, Thomas b
smith, Charles Johnson, and J. a. Marshall.
On Sunday night the cloak and mantilla
store owned by the Oppenhcimer Bros, No l75 Broad
way entered by burglars, and goods valued 10 more
than $1,000 stolen. The thieves gained an entrance by
opening the hall door adjoining with false keys passed TO
the rear aud forced open the rear door with powerful
Jimmy; The goods are supposed to have been removed
from the rear.
The following transfers have been made by
IpfM M.fppp Pm
gcaut slater from the First TO the Seventh Precincts
Robert Castle, from the Seventh TO the First Preeiget
George Cfoer, from the Eleventh 10 the Third Pre-
cuct; A. }. Th0mpsOu from the Third TO the Eleventh
PRECINCT Levi Grove, from the Fortyecond tjrooklyn
the Forty-nr,t tBrooklyn Precinct
An inquest was held by Coroner Flynn, yes
telday the body OF Alice Mccarthy infant daughter
OF Thomas and Ellen Mccarthy living at No. los Avenue
G. on sunday the mother was lying in bed with the
babe, and nIothor child Bridget y years old. The
mother placed the babe IN the arms Of the little girl and
ieil asleep; On awaking, The, mother found that
TO sunocate T. verdict IN accordance Win the iaets
Henry Miller and James DUNCAN went in n
@ SS dcr 10 F oa 5aSans = To- To- O MATHEW Sce M T
Transferred IS baskets Of oysters to their boat and
distance when their boat overturned. and Miller
to the o1 and ] &sS5s s TS % s on pmns2 e9ns
him TO the County Jail for six months
At n meeting of stockholders of the Hudson
River RWrQad Company az ts office on ThItethst yes
erday, the following Board Of Directors for the eQsAng
ycar was elected: Cornelius Vanderbilt, william II. NaI
dcrblt the Hon Horace !. Clark the Hon. Augustus
Q,iycI CpmlcB Nulam A. K!sAam, Joseph Harker, NJ.
y. sahdiordi pale Barton James NJ Marvin The fol.
lowing oi!ctf We're unanimously retlecied Cornelius
hent, and the Hon. Augustus schcll Secretary.
The Board of Audit met yesterday, and Judge
Bonney said that nasmuch as the Legislature had In,
serted u the city TaXLeyy clause abOshing the Board
after September next I'm the mean time all cases coming
before them must be disposed or ana u case was Called
f NttIlI la pxguf
Az nat tSe Ro,r woulG meet daily and one member
would authority to take testimony subject 20 the
consideration of the remaining members The Board,
heard, adjourned
At the regular meeting of the Ncw-York
Association the Advancement OF Science ana Art held
at their In Cooper Institute Building last evening
Mr r. l. Dugdale elncidated his theory of improvement
In the system Of representation by the abrogaton OF all
election districts local limits In choosing representa-
ves and the selection ny each individual voter of some
person his representative, irrespective OF locality
Mr. Duglale argued that this plan wonld securc much
more Just cqtape ana accurate repltsehtauoho ol tne
general public sentiment than the system now IN use;
mic by the majority existed, practical benefit would
result from the proposed change OF plan n choosing
our present system arose from the the powers
Of LEGISLATORS WeI9 not aGeHTGy Gsneu & ana @ un nr s
TO- aso nG R&SF by other Sf On eT h pon
suggested the meeting adjourned
A meeting of the incOrpOrat0rs of the New
York aud Brooklyn Tubular Tunnel Company was held
esq occupied the chair, and Joel A. Fithian acted
Secretary Tie roll OF ncOrpOatOrs being called, the
following answered 10 their Edward Ferguson,
Richard Foley. James II. Floyd, VIM. C. Higgins Simon
Guerman, joel A. Fitlan. william Garrett, q. Sloan
Holden j. H. Johnston j. j. Walsh. Oliver Coter, James
r. Davies, Arthur w Benson, Charles W. Wiley, John
Murphy, Cornelius Corson, John Cox Jacob NJ Long
VIM A smith, John j. Bradt, James ii. Wood, I. C.
smith, Ezra Clark jr. John Quinn. John Hayes, Edwin
NJ Baldwin, James l.. Sanders, John Scott, Asahel W.
Cole VIM. b. Quinn, and Patrick Ready ON motion II
was resolved that any person acting by power OF ator
ney or assignment for incorporation be allowed the
same privileges ncorpOratOs On motion, permanent
officers Of the board OF ncorpoTators selected as
follows President. William A. Smitl Secretary, George
W Van Bruut; Treasurer Joel A. Flthian After invest