New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

ne fSG and it was discovered that he had swal
lowed nearly pint Of keTGSe9S % S OH c"Sss e now
suffering from the effects OF the dram" put OUT
danger.
The 4th Regiment N. G.. $. n J; gave thelf ,aIt
evening at Veocpede Hail. Jersey City The affair Wss was
3Ll I1gbted fS and eayly decorated with ags, ban.
ners and festoons Of flowers. Grafulas Band OF 70
fully occupy the driving floor but not enough 70 ~
tute a crowd ana introduced goody represents prom
enadng and conversation filled the time to late oU
when the company separlteI. ,,o evening The
6eld officers OF the regiment under the new o. Shay
are Col Hiram Van Baskirk' lAent0oi i'D''
and Major John j. Tofey cn. -.
JAMAICA. L. 1.-The Trustees OF TINS town
have forbidden non-residents 10 set eePSCs P Or @ @
crat of $40 S0 for each oTense and no nOnresde
permitted into partneTSnP Pnt M of SS5. and no
Nonresident is to plant any clans or oysters IN sara
waters under penalty OF SO5 nor can ma & gUSue
under like penalty. Other towns on the Island are
about TO adopt the same course
WHITESTONE, L. I-At the election at
this place on Tuesday last the Peoples Regular Ticket
was chosen by iarge majority The following ge3ue'
Hggin D. Martens, Harry HILL John d. Locke, and Clin
ton Graham Police Justice. Andrew j. Provost
NEW -DORP, S. I.-VelOcipede races, under
the auspices of the Richmond County Agricultural So
ciety, will take place at the Richmond County Club
Grounds on saturday next at clock ihe pI'%eS are
D
Christian Association of the North shore mas enc @
from rooms at the shOrerOad and WaeTsLlh III thiS VII
lage, TO Van Pelts Hail, at Port Richmond.
NEW-BRIGHTON, S. 1.-The installation OF
the Rev r. e. Watson as the pastor Of the Reformed
Church. at Brighton Hlghs, will take place 0-moifow
Hnttnn d d: the charge TO the Pastor, by the Rev A.
ADcil D. D. and the charge TO the peoe, pS 'no ie' -
RastOn smith, d. d. l,
Association met az Gessers Hotel last evening ana nom
mated the following ticket for village trustees; 5St
Nth WarJ-Dr Moffatt; Seventh Ward-Herman Balzeri
Ninth Ward-Gen. Harvey Brown
YONKERS. n. Y.-The evening freight tram,
on arriving at this place Tuesday lest switched Two
of ITS cars the body Of the train OF on 10 stGe @
track with such force as 70 place Their motion e
They rushed by the depot into and through the car,
house and & o rsG fs Bsnd a. The S cars sc
ropsly Of them indeed & peyUnd are
much damaged. The braRemen saved Their hNes & n
eaping from the as soon as they saw the u"hscr
they we're in.
RYE. Y. Y.-A number of prominent citizens
have rendered to the NewYork and NewHayen Railroad
Company, the gift OF FIVE acres OF hne laha anOut Oo
one should the ground be accepted roads viii be
opened from the turnpike near Christ Church also from
| North-st and the Purchase Road to the depot
| PORTCHESTER, N. Y.-The bill passed by
the Legislature amending the charter QI t1e III naI.on @
River and Portcheser Railroad, was signed ny Gov,
Hoffman on saturday the 99 nm INST anu sI hin reSaTps
the right Of way through gardens, lawns and pleasure
uiGoTty to take property for the under the pro
visions Of the General Railroad law. The second section
OF the bill gives the Company authority 10 locate te
road along the shore as proPosed or select new route
If feasible one can be o9fd ana IL shoua appear
tom locating the road within icO feet oI the southern
nqsgrd without the eS9eo1 IL The SG
have been made the directors win decide definitely as
regards the route 10 be adopted and thea proceed with
the work. They confidently expect TO hays the road in
complete running order from Harlem Rivev to Port
chester in Is months.
POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y.--A part Of the
Catski Creek bridge at this place feI yesterday mon
ing, killing German named Phhhps
| HUDSON CITY. n. 1.-THE Board of Free
holders OF Hudson County, at their meeting Yesterday
elected the following officers Director, John Brinker-
| KiDgsland Counsel, william Brukcrhofr; Physician,
W. .. Finn Some unimportant routine business was
Hill to inspect the Aims House; Three men, Thomas
Burke, Patrick Mauuion, and John Mccormick were ar
rested yesterday afternoon, charged with beng inpli'
Gated in the rioton sunday last They were hed 10 PAL
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case OF Jane Gun
agt the Newark and wYork Railroad was tried, hay-
ing been continued from the preceding day Ihe action
was brought by Mrs C TO recover damages for the oss
Of her husbands life in the nitro gyceue explosion at
Bergen in November 1861 The attorney Tor the defend
ants moved a non-suit the ground that the Com
genee Of the subepnractors. The motion was argued ut
| length yesterday afternoon.
BERGEN, n. 1.-THE men employed on the
sewers struck for cents day extra Yesterday Itey
receiving S2aday before The affair was conducted
quietly, and 10 disturbance occurred.
NEWARK-The new Board OF Chosen Free
holders met at the Court yesterday for organza
and for the Transaction Of business Mr. James
| wheeler, the President OF the old DOard unanl
mOusly reelected and Mr.. Obt Woodruff was reelected
Clerk OF the Board. The committee appointed by the
old Board investigate charged made against the
tractors who erected the High Bridge at Bloomfield re-
pOrted that the bridge had been bult R manner that
left Il uu be used ann that the bridge is now IN
dangersOus condition. The report was referred back TO
the committee with instructions 10 take further action
upon the matter and 10 report at the next meeting
Nearly 5000 due upon the contract and is the lnten
ton Of the Board tC compel the contractors 70 tear
down and rebuild the bridge 10 Withhold pay.
The report Of the Essex County Road Board was
received and ordered on file. The report proposes
OF the country and IN the City Of Newark The Board
proceeded to the election Of County officers, when
Philander s. PersOn elected Collector and Bethuel
F. Dodd County Physician. Mr. John W. Taylor was
elected counsel to :he Board. The tax levy fer the year
for County expenditure <2O7OOG for the Road
Board 5000; for state tax, $4,000 Total, &22O0O0
- The Protestant Episcopal Board of Missions met at
Trinity Church yesterday morning Bishop LitueOhn Of
Long island presided and opened the meeting with
brief address The subject for discussion the need
OF divine help pushing forward the work OF missions
Bishop LtejOhn opened the discussion and followed
by the Rev. Drs. Haight, Potter Galaudet, and Hall.
In the evening the Rev. Dr. Haght aud the Rev. Dr.
NatOOn of Jersey City delivered missionary addresses at
Trinity Church In the Court Of spvcal Sessions yes
crday Jacob ROnwaz tired for assault and battery
with intent 10 commit rape upon ROSina Schrute. The
case given 20 the jury at O'Clock and they were
stI celebrating at q late hour last evening,
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