New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

tno Hudson River Ministerial AseoclauOn g % In the
kod VIC Church closed here yesterday morning. torns
oon m" Church Convention was held ana 'g T e~
and cities along the Hudson were Mos. ~
the delegates left for their homes last night
WEST HOBOKEN.-Paul Clifford q lad OF
10 years was drowned, on Monday allelnoV, "hlc U"
ing IN pond at this place
, Jersey CITY.-John Pbrceli, who was cnt
In the face by an iron claw Ia tho hands OF WGna
was subsequently, attacked by the womsns nu p the
SsSS aSt his life is desSred Of warrant after
ward issued for his arrest but owl ing TO MS oi''
ditiOn, the warrant was not served .. ,r
The Corporation Attorney of this clty' MT MT
A. X Brown and Messrs. B RANSOM 1ftad an anin
dOpn, and Isaac W ScuddeT hSVg Council to electa
MayoP 70 AN the vacancy occasOned by the Teagnatoo
40 ~ IN1 an election was held last night to choose
VI ~ nSSssor VIM Clarke and Andrew A. Gaddis were
dominated and the fourth DaloS mI cted
RFRGFN. N. J-At about o'clock on Ion,
dat n,ht George f. r. Hayes wood engraver employed
i'm New York aud residing at SaterNhle Was run o.eI
aeE Coroner Warren will hold inquest. About 10
ocIock or Monday night attempt madeo IRE the
and sbsyings saturated kerosene under the stair
way The family absent at the time, and the ite m
was extnguShed by the nelghbors VINO discovered tho
smoke issuing from the hallway The Insurance com
panies have offered reward Of SOOe for the apprehcn
sion of the incendlaTy
HUDSON CITY, N. IA fire, supposed to
be OF nceLdiary origin broke out in stable on Huttoh
St. yesterday, causing damage TO the amount OF SooO,
Vim. Nolan, one OF tile alleged ilOeIs WAC "i0S'eO
yesterday, and committed without ban.
NEWARK.-At the annual meeting OF the
Newark and NewYork Railroad Company YESTERDAY tne
present year: John MeGTegor TheoP Howell fLanTs h
Mackn, Frederick Kab. Benjamin williamson Joseph
baldwin Al the last meeting OF the Young Men
Christian Association. the Hon. G. e. Iathrop was
President The charter granted by the last Legislature
was accepted and the Association was a.,
its provisions The parks have Deen l"SGu orr ard
| large force Of laborers is now at Wo Woik
under his direction in improving gtrnniions ta9n; anu
Several cases OF mysterious disappearance are go
aud the relatives OF the missing are uy enretine
POliceStation asking eagerly FOR Information
their lost friends. Carrie Turtle, gr years w aSu
RnveT lad ten years OF age, left his home on Monday
and has not since beC seen. James ward man VI nu %
die age has reported among the missing nay
ing been absent from home since Saturday Ihe Com
mon Council proposes appoint meat and tls
Fl Wheeler agt Josiah H. Jauer, James f. Failder ana
Euoc Cole placed upon trial Ihe pan. 10 ~iC raCoS MST
$780, which be alleges was dGe from bne ~ oaJ
work performed on the heNaIk anu we hIc rcyed
and for which the Defendants are sau ~ nav peIt
payment In the Court of Quarter Sessions, h3VGit
aud Tobbng Lemucl r. Wmslow IN saloon ih t
in January last Mead pleaded guilty. and McGhnS nos
gully Maghas sS4sn"G h.itdry nnon HoIse.car con
| ductor whom he attempted TO arrest, was
guilty AT meeting Of the Board of Trade Monday
evening the subject Of the obstruction to naylgat0n
cussed by several speakers The general opinion was III
favor Of taking steps to procure the indictment OF the
At a meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Board OF MIS-
sions at Grace Church yesterday, the Rev. Dr. VIM A.
Watson spoke upon the subject OF ParOchal Missionary
Services aud Lectures" general discussion followed,
in which the Rev Drs. Halgt, B0ggs, living, ana Clark
| participated. In the evening the statement OF
| the Foreign Committee was made by the Rev
| DIR. s. ID. Dennison at the House OF Prayer
| York made an interesting missionary address.
| The Essex County Road Board IS busy engaged IN
thes PpoPoood improvements OF the
streets one OF the proposed improvements
is the widening and traghtening OF FTenghuy senaye
which be made 100 feet wide and TO be extended 10
the Union County line. AvOns is 10 be laid out 100 feet
vide to spriughedave and66 feet wide from that point
South Orange. II is also proposed to widen the OLD
| Springfield aud Newark turnpike TO width OF 100
| feet as far the county line. and 10 extend IL
at the width to Milburn. Fifteenth ave ~ also
be widened 100 feet ami South Orangeaye To 80
feet Parave. will be extended and widened, and Fifth
ave, which already laid out 100 feet wide. Will be
graded and macadamized BlOOmhed-ave. Washington
ave. road, and other streets, TO be opened
to the width Of 100 feet. The proposed improvements
aud Of the city and although their cost will be great the
residents along the line OF the streets which 10 be
improved appear to be well satisfied with the action Of
the Board. 49,
PATERSON.-Mrs Tyler put her baby out
and complained TO the Recorder yesterday that
il had been starved to death Harmon GOodrdge has
" City auctOneers required TO pay license Of $50
A New York house received the contract for printing
the city Onehaf the rates bd by local Demo
cratic printers The Board Of Aldermen authorizes the
issue VI $4,000 IN bonds 10 cover the expenses OF sewer
age