New-York tribune., 1869-05-24

mitting the deed.
On Tuesday, June 10, the Eleventh Brigade
have been made in the stan Of this brigade s. Gilbert
Evans with RANK & ei hrSI FredeToh schoes
GnarterInaster, have resigned Capt j. Harding mas mas
Sspt Sega NJ Harry Moody 10 6e ordnance occr Lieut.
Foster NJ Rhodes TO be add2camp, with the rank VI
captain, and Lieut. Evans s. GllDertto DC quarcraS'oi
with rank OF captain.
Michael Dunn was brought before Justice
Welsh Saturday morning on the charge OF naVng res
cupd prisoner from Officer McDermOtt, or the FOIty-
first Precinct the 10th Instant. The officer appears
called into barroon at tho corner OF state ana @ CO
lumbiasts. TO quell disturbance, and arrested man
who breaking the chairs and other aftlces. nhne
the way TO the Police station eTo%d % SI h te h Ti
then released his grasp OF the prisoner ana ne escsPeu
Dunn held in $1,000 bail to await the action Vi Ino
| Grand Jury.
The Board of Estimates Of the Volunteer
Fire Department held their anal meeting On a saus va s ~
were presented and ordered to be paid aer WhC h to
Board adjourned sine die The commissioners oh IN IN
Paid Fire Department met Immediately thereafter IA INC
Controllers ohice ana proCSedeu I'LL 70 ura & V srt and
terms of office. Mr. Hugh Mclaughlin drew hiS, f nn Sr
picked an eight years ticket from the hat MT tre1er
lex A Massey drew the other eight years ticket. MT
William A. Brown and Mr.. Anthony i. Campbell drew
the CITY Clerk and at once proceeded to organize the
Board Mr. Campbell acting Chairman, pro tenn Mr'
MAN SPARKS was elected sccretary and Mr. McLaugh
! i'm, Treasurer, after which the Board adjourned
1t was almost too cool yesterday to ENJOY
drive walk Prospect Park TO the fullest extent
but. Notwithstanding the cmlness OF the ntnoInGirr,
respectable turnout during tue
hours, and the visitors had abundant reason 70 leci 40
sured that before long the Park will be one OF the most
beautifully arranged Oh rna g akn has
been enlarged the parade ground nciOsed the east
dryo completed and the brlderoad on the cast sde az
most finished. Three miles OF wellgraded walks nave
been added since last summer, number OF DulluhBs
and oIeT acres of Woodland thinned out and otherwise
beauted. large force is still employed, ana Dy the
close OF the season the amount OF TABOR uey WI"
have performed will make an improvement IN
the beautiful Park The Commissioners IN chage OF lhe
Ey ta a1 %Ihn to qEs Fot Greene Greene ParE tile by which
miliaTly known To all old BrookIynes; lssSToay % .e
ates were opeued for first time Sunday by dec
ton OF Mr. sraDahan the President OF INC
aud large numbers OF mem women ana ehidGh hnaSe tS
fine walks and admire the trees and shrnDDery when
! Just now present so fine an appearnnee
JERSEY CITY.-Goy. Randolph and family
| arc on a visit to this city.
Two checks have been abstracted from the
| mails between Trenton and this city.
The late Grand Jury found bill of indict-
mcn against Justice Corrigan. for maeasance OF ONCE
| Chancellor Zabriskie has granted Gn iniunc-
pany restraining the Jersey CITY aud HoDoken Horse
Railroad Company from running helr ears on the TRACKS
OF the former through the streets OF Jersey CITY
| NYACK, n. J.-Engineers of the Erie Rail
way have during the past week been surveying aud
prospecting for the extension OF the Northern Railroad
! Of NewIersey from PlcrmOnt TO Nyack. WORK VIII DC
Immediately begun.
| FREMONT Donahoe, laborer was
found at early hour on Saturday morning yng dead
between the Harlem Railroad track and the platform OF
the depot There were several cuts about his head ah
Ills breast was Horribly mangea ~ n is W. ,nn'
aud had been struck aud instantly killed hy passing
over MI. bady YESTERDAY when verdict Of "accidenta
| death" was rendered Tho jury took occasion 20 say
that aagnan should bo stationed by the Railroad Com
many ON the corner RaroadaYe. aud M0rIisst, not
| lar from the spot Of the accident
! WEST FARMS.-The Right Rev. HOrato
/ Potter. d. d.. Bishop 81 the Diocese, will visit Grace
Church sunday evening June TO administer thcrite
| Of confirmation
IRVINGTON.-The Hon. Frederick w. Sew
ard SON of Secretary Seward and late Assistant Sec
rcry of state has purchased place here, aud proposes
| to reside in II permanently
! HUDSON, Y. Y.-The Hudson River Rail
road freight buid n this city, was burned NJ O'Clock
Yesterday morning Tie loss about Sl0,OOO-tho prop
cry Insured for t2G The hro was the WORK OF an ~
codiary VIM r. snyder, freight agent. ~ the prnelpa
loser Many doing business with the railroad lose
| small amounts OF ireichi-.
| HUDSON CITY.-The Board Of Frcehodcrs
Oh saturday appointed Committee 10 confer with the Of
Accs of ne Morris and Esscv Railroad md request the al
teraton of thcr proposed new route which u Thought
Laid down. $50 feet The heirs OF Wm Carbart, who was
drowned at the Erie depot IN Aus9St nave IeooNorou
ard while backing his train down upon the bridge the
ycr The company cndoayorcd TO prove oarelessness
and the violation OF a rule.
! BERGEN.-The reception which was to have
been held by pupils OF the Institute on Saturday has
been postponed tIn Friday Gas IA nov used in nearly
Week thdre were reccycd at ihe stock yards here Gl
cattle. lo99i hogs. aud s73 Sheep saughtered-5oo
4 cattle, ll,Ola hur-, ana 3,i-i 3littIh
! BERGEN HILL, y. IA locomotive AMI
tender of Northern Railway up train ran of the track
from the junction with the Erie Railway, on saturday.
aud were badly damaged, though no persons were In.
Iured
| ELIZABETH.-Jerome Brown, the bfrglar,
whose arrest noticed Monday last was on satur
nof @ o, Rhode Island Il is stated That GOV Randolph
and secretary Cougar were not aware that cbarges were
paper or bis surrender had been signed. "A fremen's
hight 90 tins place two months ago has resulted IN the ex
of flrfu tlTr he
y.rc b1rneJ Mn, Terrell the colorcd Waterman mar.
r1vy escaped being fatally burned IN his efforts 10
tic animals. The two stables destroyed were valued at
81 Coz and were owned Ly W. b. * ". o. Barton and by
W r. Gasby They partially Insured. The body
OF Hugh Keenan,, who was drowned from propeller az
south Amboy about two ago has been recovered
n Elizabeth Creek. The proceeds OF robbery perpe
tatcd at Asbnry Pa, somo time ago, were recovered
near this place Saturday 10 seems that tho wagon in
which were the goods principally clothing into
by railroad train aud smashed up The thieves stored
wagon but never came back. IIo related the clrcum.
to officer and this led TO the recovery OF the
goods.
PATERSON. n. 1.-The Dundee Boat Club
proposes have another and greater hotlla exhibition
on the lake IN month Mr. James Crooks r. organizing
Mil stock books under direction OF Mayor Rylo, VIII be
opened today Already over $4,000 nave oeen tendcred
for ibe bcncat Of the new r. C. Cathedral ON satur.
day, Patrick Nichols was found guilty, In the oyer ana
sta nrson Prrparations are making for the opening
Of tho Paterson aud Newark Railroad: the permanent
rails are being laid. In the OF the Board OF Free
holders. who day elected David Henry Democrat,
County Collector and on the following day, reconsdered
tie vote and elected James NJ. smyc, Republican Mr..
Henry proposes the legality OF the last elec
ti0u -. In qnc Company No. Is 20 have steamer
NEWARK .-Ex-Lieut. Gov. WOodford, of
NcW.York, has been chosen by the Common Council OF
thls city to deliver the Fourth OF July orat0n The
police force be increased To 10 men..Ihe Common
Council have passed resolution requesting tho legal
jane tho question OF permitting hosecnis to run
sunday. Senator Sprague IS 20 DO received by tho
Central Labor Union..A hrealarm telegraph Is TO be