New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-12
THE CITY.

The CITY.
Six of the new Spanish gunhOats recently
Auilt M Mystc Conn., were towed to the Guy Ses''u"'
BY the tug Adcia.
It is understood that the First Division io %, Gf
he National Guard, under c0uluahd VI "o'' S'' '
parade on Evacuation Day.
John Breyer. Swede, age 81, and roi lGdgeT
Of No Carlse-st., found dcid III Deu 0o'0N"'
S,orning sIlrnosed from excessive ntemperance
The German Central Organization nominated
Col simon Levy on Wednesday night, aud not Leroy,
As pTeY0us9 stated
ktg45 ~ ~, vcstor.,i,:cy. fire in Mr.. Mathews
ijGy Stable, 40 10 East EiehfeSnthst, damaged l+e
Scrse u death aud badly inbred another
The flags on the City Hall and the other
buildings Of the corporation displayed at haf mast
yesterday, in respect TO the memory OF Maj Gen. john T.
Rachel Harris, age 0, residing at No q
Hudsons was nun over yesterday aud seriously lni
wagon, driven by James Dyson, who was arrested -
While ThQWqs Powers was driving a truck
loaded WIN unber y Egoiaye Sf id ;S tn
the skull. ....
Trains on the Hudson River Railroad will
Montgomery An extra freight train of the track at
hurt hurt p''"' iO'' '''' "''' WV ''' ''N' 'N'
Conrad Derval, age 40, of NO. 139 Clinton.
st, precptated. Yesterday from the third story OF
the new building in sixethst between gSu ad an" T
1Ceved a fracture Of the skull,
Mrs Ann Leydan, age 20, residing at the
day at the corner Of Broadway and Fnlton-sts' 10y
horse ana cart driven by an unknsw5 man heE tuga
The driver escaped
The Rev. Geo H. Hepworth has been re:
frec sSuFes on %She Habits and Temptations Of Young
Men" The first of the course will be delivered oD inc
corner of Park,ave and Thirty -fourth'st.
Early yesterday, Officers Shaw, Beekman and
Kelly, Of the HarboE Police while patroNns tue NoTn
Police approached the en leaped from their boat to the
pier and escaped. OuThe boat was found number OF
Burglars oos These, with the boat, were captured
TIairs on the Hudson River Railroad were
run under Winter timetable on Monday next Several
hast IN he the General superintendent of the consol
dated roads and tnat engines starting with trains from
thscity and Abgay will run through without change at
IPOughkcepse, az heretofore
The ladies are making preparations for the
sion site OF tbe old brewery, No. Parst The
cses OF singing and defamation, by the children com
at AT the close of which they VIII be given
excellent dinner The spacious aud eommodious ar.
many more&han formerly. Contributions are solicited
The several companies of the 18th Regiment.
N c. will assemble IN fatigue dress for Division dIli St
on Friday Nov 70; cCmpanesC and d, Oh Tuesday Nov.
4 and l. Monday. Nov %; companies G and H. on Tues
day Nov 30 Line will be formed at "a o'clock p Ill., OF
each day.
A communication was received yesterday by
DR. Lincoln President OF the Board Of Health, from Mr.
Henry Bergh President of the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty TO Animals in relation TO gandered
horse which has been resold various parts OF
Of the horse is considered 10 be detrimental to the
public health, the animal will be killed, if found.
The POLYTECHNIC Branch of the American Insti-
tute met last evening. Prof 8 D. Ilman in the Chair
AZ SPPa,@5g ioE gIS id gSi TS 9XD ana SSR
IN g or f b oSefv snGeTed Them unsafe for
general use. Mr. Nolan presented a model for an i'm.
proved apparatus for propellng vessels, and Mr. W j.
r. p Stevens was then introduced and gave an account
OF his gold operations on the ounoco River, South
No 157, STRIKERS Division Sons of Temper
ance, held social meeting last evening in the Chapel OF
Adams in the chair The Rev Henry b Nort6qp opened
Was followed by Mr. Wilson, who spoke for over an
hour Upon tue evil resulto OF mte,nioi $So an j,L
sdbress Was made by Mr. McKndiey and tho audience
departed evidently pleased with the evenings entertain
meut.
A highly appreciative audience assembled
lecture on the Mammoth Of Kentucky by the Rev.
H Jones The lecture was very interesting, chiefly
marked the explorations Of the lecturer when visiting
Tie audience we're conducted by vivid wordpainting
from the mouth Of the cave through the Gotnc chapel
TO the verge Of me Lovers L6aR Gna5t t1e Ma4nUt9
certainly far less laborious
At the rooms of the Y. VI. c. A., No. 2Sj
Hudsonst. last evening, the Rev. Alfred C. Roe deIy-
eIed nsuy HtsIe5ng ieGTnIe Oh Lie iu tne Be9st
with marked attention throughout by large audience
stern rCatys Of the forced march across the James River
night which followed; Fort scdgwicb, breastworls,
trenches. suberranean listening galleries and OuwOrks;
concluded the lecture with description Of the hos
pital scenes after battle
Mr.. John BlOOdgood, banker, of No. % VIII
MaInst and Treasurer Of the Peabody monument fund,
the receipt OF 81 subscription from the follow
ing persons addition those previously published
A. c. DeGTOvc j. H. Davis, Chas. Hamilton, W. T. Nor
RS = NJ Hubbard, NJ A. HcrTick, Isaac NJ. Bussnger,
Otto Gelpckc Winchester Britton S. f. Coddngton, &.
r. YeIkes, jrp W. T. Wise, r. Bruins, N s. Messenger j.
s. Colgate ". ". SatOnsta K. Emerson, c. NJ stead,
L. i. Stone, Hy. EyesOn, WINS MarstOn. T. l.; Leeds,
T. ID. stead, $. T. Cooke, l. I; Wilson, a. V. b. Van
Dyck, Z. T. Baker, G. J. IaDdOn, II. W. Leonard II.
stern, j. NJ Amcry. j. b. Trainer, Daniel Drew j. Il.
Slayback, W. q. Wiley, F. ID. Stanton j. Hays W 7.
Robertson, G.. 1. Dickinson
The Fifty-sixth Annual Meeting of the New
York Female Assistance society held yesterday, IN
the church, corner OF tlth-aYe ana IWcutyhinth'sII
The society which well represented, was addressed
by the Rev Nj Rdgeway, who congratulated the ladies
their Work. lie saidi as pastor no felt that their
sphere OF duty was coordinate WIN DIS OWL Inc Oclety
quietly reaching the real cases OF want and distress
surely II there parade and OstentaOn OF
relief. He instauccd the case OF BOaz and Ruth and
said that the conduct Of BOaZ example Of the
night kind OF charity He continued speaking in eulOgy
Of way which the Society accomplished ITS work,
saving that the whole OF Scripture that
there great virtue In the Of distributing
alIus as the act OF benevOence. The report
was read ana showed the receipts amounted to
5000 After the report was read the annual election
TOOK place. Mrs. Alfred ;. Purdy elected First
Drecfress, Mis- s. Cochran, Treasurer Mrs NJ Mitchell,
Secretary, and p Managers were also appointed The
meeting then adjourned
FLATBUSH.-At the ffty-fourth annual
meeting Of the Long Island Bible Society, held in tho
President of the Society presided, assisted by VIM.
Bragaw, and Adrian Bergen esqs. The reports OF the
Secretary and Treasurer having been reCeycdhe routine
business disposed or The receipts Of Society the
past year 800 which have been paid 10 the
American Bible Society. The following officers were
reelected JOhn A. Lott Of Flabush President; Henry
.OuderdOnk OF Jamaica, Treasurer; Gilbert Sayers OF
Jamaica, Recording Secretary; the Rev b. f. stead, d.
ID. Of Astoria, Corresponding Secretary
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