New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
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Hans Powell, N. d.; NicP-C0mmaDder, T. u. Oulun;
Junior Wee Commander, j. Murray Surgeon, ~ j.
Franklin; Adjutaut, w. Leechler Qnartcrmaster, r. g.
Lynch Officer 81 The Day G.. NJ. Patterson Omgef 81
the Gnard, W. McEnteei Quartermaser sergeant l. H.
Grogan.
The thirty first anniversary of the East Qor-
mcrly Cann0nsD Baptist Church. ut ne corner OF mad
sOn and GOuYerneur.sts., was celebrated yesterday
morning and evening. The services were conducted ny
me Rev zeloes Grenen the fret pastor OF tae enreb
aided by tho present pastor, the Rev. JOln quincy Al
The ferNen discOurses OF the venerable cerym
guded the Society during the early years ~ its eX
stence listened TO with profound attention by large
audiences. Under tho pastors VINO nave success
lively presided over It. this Furnishing church has at
tanned membership Of $780, about 100 having been added
since the Rev. Mr.. Adams assumed the duties Of his
present position
The scene at the Central Park yesterday was
hardly the usual. The usual multitude of car
rages and horsemen dashed along the hard roads the
same great crowds of working people jaded with the
labOrs of the week, wandered among the breezy pains
to drink freshness and vitality from the pure airs ana ~
uences Of Nature the regular supply Of young couples
mOnopozed the quletest hooks, and In the throhgeu
smiles chased the wrinkles from many aparents
cheek the happy children held mp 10 see the am
mails But yesterday was one OF he nhest DAYS ot to
Autumn, and is only 40 this time OF the year That te
splendid tnS OF the turning leaves seen and the ar
Is never So Dr@cng and healthy as now THESE were 9
reasons why the Central Park seemed lar more Deauu
yesterday than 10 commonly does, and tho crowds nap
pier, brighter, and if possible. bigger
BROOKLYN.-Col. Ward is the COmmandant
Of the $50 Regiment N. g. s. N. Y. Col Dakn commands
the 18th Regiment.
The number of arrests made by the Brook
Ign Police, last week. was 327.
About 70 o'clock on Saturday night the car
rago and blacksmith shop of David Mckee, corner OF
Little Nassaust. and Kentave., destroyed by nre
Involving a loss of 81 200, covered by insurance.
Hampstead, L. 1.-The Supervisor of
Hempstead has received from Washington internal Reye
stamps equal in value TO the excess placed upon INC
Stewart deed for the Hampstead Plains.
MINEOLA, l.. 1.-The receipts OF the
Queens County Agricultural socetys recent far were
$SSO5 Oh.
RIVERHEAD. L. I.-Since the conviction
and sentence of Burke for the murder of Waterman AT
Hunters Point. about year ago Sheriff Durland mas
placed several officers at the Court-HOuse'
WEST FARMS.-Chauncey Rose, esq, OF
New-York, who about year ago gave $4,000 TO the
for Incurabes, under the management OF the Kew
Washington Rodman visited that institution few DAYS
ago. and became so much interested in its prosperity
that he gave 5000 more, with which 10 enlarge lls
capacity and usefulness
SING SING.-A number of skeletons have
been found on the McCord farm near the camp
Ground They supposed 10 be the bones OF Indians
buried there long ago.
HOBOKEN.-Two of the children of John
LangstOn, who beat his wife so cruelty on wednesday
were sent yesterday TO the AmshOuse ON snake NH
His wife sh lies at ST. Mary's Hospital in an extremely
critical condition.
JERSEY CITY.-William Mcdonald, from
Rochester, yesterday procured warrant RON JuauCe
COrrgan for the arrest OF his Ohn on charge Ol
having stolen from him diamond pm. men taken pg
fore Justice COrrigaD, he effected settlement win ms
father and was discharged. An old man was i0uhu
Yesterday lying between the tracks OF the Erie Railway
at Long Dock with his leg broken. He was taken TO the
| Market at, the corner of Warren and IOrksts was
opened for business Saturday It iS one OF the most
|
hood An attempt made yesterday morning 10 lre
the house No l0S SusseXst by burning shavngs under
it, Each Of the three grantees in the deed under which
the property is held charged upon the others the at
tempt to destroy The cOachdrivers have formed
target company They gong TO saeryie on the LIST
prOx., on an excursion. james Mccoy ana Patrick
Carroll became involved in dispute IN baTOom, yes
| terday, when Carroll was thrown down ana DTutaly
kicked by Mccoy. Shots subsequently exchanged
by the men, one Of which grazed CarroIs temple The
Centenary ~ T.. Church is 10 have a new church on
| Pavonla-aye.. one block west Of Hamilton Park.
HUDSON CITY.-An overturned lamp in
tho house OF Fritz Schultz exploded on Thursday evening,
and fire TO the promises The damage was triting
HIGHTSTOWN, n. 1.-THE new Baptist
Institute Will be opened tomorrow The Governor OF
New-Jersey expected 70 DO present President Andcr-
son OF Rochester and Dr. McCOsh of Princeton College
will be the principal speakers. The NewJersey Baptist
State Convention will DO held at the place the
same day.
NEWARK.-At an early hour yesterday,
owen Gum WAS upon by two men IN Borsen-st, and
robbed Of $50 Warrants have been Issued Tor the arrest
Of two men who are suspected OF the theft
TRENTON.-The State Library has just
received a number OF volumes " English reports valued
at 500 Several volumes containing the laws Of Nevada
and Utah lave also been received.