New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
ha boen rebnilt and again running upon the iery
SsSe nro' y" se,e is now called the Chancellor.


line She is called the Chancellor
FDGEWATER, s. 1.-The carpenters On the
island have been allowed the advance OF wages Sue ne
srs strike st continues, and number Of men are out
OF employment.
TOMPKINSVILLE, s. I.--The Hon. George
W CItis will deliver a lecture Tdesday evening ne1S'
at the old Dutch Reformed Chureh, in aid OF he o. ~
smith Infrnary. The treasurer OF that insS'u'0 ~
knowledges the receipt OF slG0 for the past WeeA'
HOBOKEN.-Michael Scheber and Joiin ~
Ceiger quarrced on Wednesday night IN srheber
small sum of money when Geger @ KnocnT Frosted ana
Recorder pope committed him. without bail 10 for the
result The following annual he Citizens q this
city Public Schools S2sOOO; Fire $40 Goa:
poor, s26oO police $4,000 hg1o9 So9 salaries $1,000;
cleaning streets, $1,000 repairs; coal trains
armories, 1000; water rents SoS at the Prospecst
of the NJ and Railroad SoIGe while backing down in
opposite directions Several ears Tho Snnreme Court
Nv oPer setting aside certain assessments N
this eity on the ground OF llegay sau @ Tom
msson T viii he appointed aud the property will De reas
Jersey CITY.-Danicl Mcleod, esq, who
eected Mayor at the recent election. declines the
honor. and will not take the oath of office
NEWARK, n. J-Mr. James S. Gamble and
Messrs Daley and OConner auetoneers were nnen S'V
TredeTika Ediar, servant girl employed by Mr. NJ.
Pereles at No 80 Marketst arrested In New 1ofk
on Wednesday night, and returned TO this city, on
charge Of stealing large amount of money at different
times from the house OF her employee IN neT rIr
worth about $50, were found, which had .1IsI also
been stolen. She was committed for Iaa tIiai,
survey the principal of this city, and OF the
roads leading to Elizabeth, with view TO their improve
TSe propossG POSte OT
crosses the lower road does not give general
where liduor is sold without license Ernest Freund
saloonkeeper has been arrested for manuiaciur@rng @
boxes were subsequently seized at the saloon OF Jacob
Boehme, South orangeave The propr5etors were nea @
cety was held in this city yesterday An address was
delivered by Dr. Rockwith on the " History OF Disease
and Dr. j. ]. YOulin ectured on the History OF Aedl
cine George Schwere a German boer-ceaner at the
zinc works. found dead In steam boiler on Wednes.
Se had died while Coming out Heart disease is supposed
| TO have been the cause OF his death.
PASSAIC.-Burglars have recently been
operating extensively in this place. stealing $50 worth Of
silverware from the house OF John FOh large amOun
of vausbes from the house of John NJ Howe, ana
| clothing from the store OF K. Schoonmaker.
| PATERSON.-Ja Greene lies dangerously
i'll from the effects of assault made upon him by two
men with whom interfered while they were insulting
branch Of the Morris ESSEX Railway leading to the
Delaware and Lackawanna Road -, The Common Coun
Gil will make its appointments Monday evening next
There are hundred applicants from both parties for the
| offices Of Excise Commissioners
| FREEHOLD, N. IA meter in the gas
works exploded on Wednesday night, setting fire to tho
| promises and several adjoining buildings, which were
partially destroyed. The Freehold company's loss was
$500, and the Pneumatic company ost sooo a9u,onai -
which there is insurance Owing to the absence or
fire department, Ii at one time feared, from inc
rapdity with which the flames spread, that the entire
| village would be destroyed. The meter that exploded
was one, recently put in by the Pneumatic com
pany, who about TO erect new set OF works at
| cost OF several thousand dollars.
FLEMINGTON n. Jon Tuesday last,
three welldressed entered tho National Bank OF this
town. one after another. The first entered the Drec
tors room, where Mr.. G. g. Dunham the Cashier, was
attending TO some business, and proposed TO sell him
some Government bonds The other two strangers then
appeared at the door, when Mr.. Dunhnms suspicions
were aroused and he hastily closed the door upon the
two picked up his revolver and continued the conYersa
tiOn about the bonds. The first soon Joined MS
cOmpanons and the three departed together On nyes
tgaOn ii was found that these had carriage with
feet attached the outskirts OF the town. and
after leaving the bank they to enter the
rage and drive rapidly toward Clinton They arrived at
Clinton at about D. m and OF them entered the Ma
onal Bank OF that place just 1t was being closed Two
OF took the train for York. and the other
| drove away in the carriage.
ROSEYILLE, n. J.-Several recent destruc-
tive fires have reused the people Of this town TO the neees-
sIty OF organizing fire department. public meeting
has been held at which resolutions were adopted asking
the Common Council OF Newark OF which city Roseyc
has been made the Eleventh Ward to take TO
provide proper fire apparatus a once and Committee
| appointed to further the object OF the meeting.
| TRENTON.-The Vanderveer VIII case is
now before the Prerogative Court. Arguments were
heard yesterday upon the part OF the contestants tho
position assumed being that Dr. Vanderyeer men
tally incompetent to make will. The case involves
| SNOODO.