New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-29

srectacles Mr.. Roherts In a"f"""'
'oa'o,os MFR Roberts in acknowledging the favor ex
Isilcd deep en"tion aa Was 80 Nv W. Iocs snbsc
oil,ltlv ,nado few remarks aiter "hch lhe meeUh4
Mas dismissed
Persons coiDg Though the markets ycstcr-
dav observer green peas in considerable quantities. ana
evidently from appearance and cheapness, not the
rroduct OF greenhouse cultivation. These peas, as wei
W tjcr c5rv y@%ctaIos were brought from Georgia
and Florida In 70 hours after shipment III SaVanaih
Inv the agency Of steam they landed IN keW-1oIh
Two steamers the San Jacuto and the HUNTSVILLE, CAM
into port on Tuesday with the FIRST shphSnts can't
Crovcn 81 the Huntsville, who takes great lterrst ,et
this traffic. states that the cultivation Oh iosc
allies mas received Onte an impetus since the closc .o
war especially i'm Florida where hundreds OF arr NV
been pnt under cultivation tins srlg To- ,ket oree
orchards are also being planted IN such 90 %tV
adapted to the climate very large SnT ~ This
SnTug has however been rather backward and al inc
time Of the SAILING Of the HuhisN nc t ri, 20 Tho
she is expected bring TO our market large
quantity Of this luscious ft sntlHS VesedTes % a.,
kinds brought thus early into market IRON clnN wv
months i'm advance Of own, can never IAN 10 com
mand highly prices SeT hG hs I b,ns so
both as TO the cultivation ana tle tfa3nsportatioih,
%roc an incacuabe blessing both to the North and the
South. As the demand To- carrying increases new stea
ties for transportation, with remuneIalNe prices, WIZ
enlist still larger number OF producers In that Draneh Oh
Sonthern industry The agency OF steam may yet sue
cSed in making il Summer here all the year roundas far
as table vegetables are concerned.
BkUUKLYN.-Anthony Banker was fined
S. yesterday by Justice Cornwell. for permitting his
dog to run at large without muzzle.
JAMAICA, L. IA team attached to heavy
farm gOn loaded with furniture. ran away on Tues
day morning from the residence OF Mr. Aoner Davis In
this village Mr. Davis who at the time was adjusting
dragged for some distance the horses at every Sep
r n III ne SS Of the passed over his
| breast injurng him, it is feared, fatally
MARINERS HARB0R, S. 1.-The mail con- on.
trnct on route No lOI7, between New York and TINS
MAGE by way OF the ostOces at Stapleon Tompkins
willie FactOryvile and Port Richmond, has been aWaaeu
to Mr. Ch9uncey Eddge taG E5Sre gives entire
! satisfaction here. -sT -,
H0BOKEN, n. j. Harvey Lyons, esq, tine ne
late Prosecutor Of the Pleas OF Hudson VINO t lies IN
precarious condition. and his recovery IS uop
In ne GfSTsefS hut W YESTERDAY he suffered relapse
CHARLES Deyeln who sued the City OF Hoboken under
has recovered $4,000 The claim for damages
based on work performed outside OF the contract which
the city refused pay for but which the Supreme ConTt
f S5 Trenton has no" decided 'n' the '''n0'' '''
JERSEY CITY, n. 1.-THE Hudson Coop
eratiye Land and Building Association held their cleo
ton for officers on Tuesday evening at Central Hall Jer
sey City. The meeting called to order by MT e. L.
made by Messrs D. b. Gulck, ]. s. Taylor: E. S. Cowes
this city, and others the benefits Of cooperation
for the ensuing year Preside Mt Alfred Berney. Jersey
City; vce-President, E. L. Bradley. New-York Treas
son, NewYOIl; Trustees. J. s TAYLOR; David b. Guek
Jersey City VIM s. King New, York Directors GeSTge
| ball. ]. I. Melor, W. r. Hyer, John Robinson, VIM. s
T%y9r J9 w Sy Jas 6S ESSe TS %s
Geo W. Duncan Jersey City j. Seymour Pancher, Hud
the the Fiji District Of SeSJersey for March, show the
total collected to be s6O7l So The gross re-
MES and banks are stated follows Jersey city Ferry
tOit HoDoken Ferry s27 ee2 Weehawken Ferry 1895;
and HOboken Chorsel Car Company s2O76 Jersey CITY
1e jersey EeT Rro rSh compaSy SoThern Railroad
Company, $l2 $685. bank dividends, sls25s g canal com
pany dividends, $3.50 90; interest railroad bonds.
Sl 5g 25 Five manufacturing firms in the Frat Ward
pay tax for the quarter ending March l. on the total
| capital OF $1,l6000O.
| A fire broke out in NimmO's crucible works.
IN Second Ward OF jersey City, about 10 O'clock last
night but extinguished before any damage done
| Previous to the charter election, Mayor O'Neil
queny he induced to reconsider his action so that
the resignation would not take effect until May TO- Later
still the Council acted on the matter and requested him
20 withdraw his resignation The Mayor responds with
IN which ne states hat ne eaanSt consider Inc
passed after his elecon) valid He also objects
20 'a9 @ zen, neT IA TGS tr re rSTG @
two other officials discharged their duties,
| beng Disgrace to the city.
HUDSON CITY, n. 1.-THE newly-elected
members Of the Hudson City Common Council and tho
Mayor last night took the oath o. office aud flied their
bonds.
| BERGEN, n. Jan abscondng debtor from
goods attached at the ferry aud the carmen rather than
| be detained, paid the bill, and drove OH.
RNEWARK About 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the body Of unknown man was found lying par
italy submerged the east bank Of the Passaic mid
between the Centres and Turnpike bridges IL ap
peared 10 be the body OF about Of and
clothed In light checked pants light vest dark sack
coat plaid oveTsrt and heavy boots The body showed
evidence that death caused by drowning Part OF
the clothing dry, aud the pockets entirely
empty. large number OF persons have viewed the
mains. without being able TO identify thom Tho inn
P.esson preyais that the unknown man was either muir
dered. fell over the bank while intoxicated and
smothered, the face being entirely covered with mud
An inquest was commenced by Coroner Sheppard last
evening: :. < - s.- ~ : St1ls
PATERSON.-The trial of Benjamin W. Cole,
Sunday School teacher at Little FANS for rape on
MS YORK his pupil, girl OF H. Is In the oyer and Ter
miner. He Is charged with committing the act Sun
day in his house, TO which he eDticcd tire child. She
did not reveal the fact TIL she enee Cole tried TO
The Jury viii retire today. Six locomotives made at
this city the Morris and Essex railway bound for
the Pacific Road The silk mills are preparing to weave
broad silks on an extensive scale The Dexter and Lam
bert mills making large quantities Of coloTed ribbons
frnges and buttons. One firm monop0lizes the button
covering trade.
PLAINFIELD, N. 1.-THE installation service
1t the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening called
out large audience The Rev T. L. Cuyler and others
participated in the services The evening George
w. BuRgay leetured before large audience in the
Methodist Church The Relations Of Temperance
Political Economy" PlaiDheld received it's city charter
selecting candidates for the several municipal Offices
which to DO filed The first election under the new
charter will DO held on Tuesday next
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9SEZEgs FIRE AT ELIZABETH, n j.
The new sash and blind factory situated on
Elizabeth Creek, the Central Railroad track,
MI Of