New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
THE CITY.

Prince Arthur will leave Montreal for this
city tomorrow.
Mr. George W. Bungay speaks on temper
this evening at the Howard Mission ana Homo ior
Little Wanderers, No. 40 New Bowery.
The ladies of the First Reformed Presbyte,,
ran Church and sabbathschool will give their annual
TeaParty tomorrow evening me pastor anu O'nei
Yesterday at 8 D. m George Greenleaf. age 1s,
OF New Durham, ~ j. fell scaold 40 feet high
the Catholic Church on az twenty
The schooner Mary +. Amsden of Province
town. Capt. Lavender from Nassau Jan l3 arrived at
this port early yesterday making the run III hVe days
one OF the shortest passages on record.
The sale of the fine collection OF works Illus
| tratng Ancient American History, photography &C.
and embracing much large paper aud many me olhd
ngs, continued last evening at the Messrs' Lea'it
| q strebeighs rooms.
soiree musicale in aid of the funds of the
Sisters Of the Stranger will be given tomorrow Cihhi
| the Rev DR. Deems No. 20 East Ninth-st limited
number OF tickets will be sold at 81 each, thus afordlng
| tribute TO a most worthy charity
| The remarkably warm and unreasonable
Of the past few days mnst have caused some
trees and flowers forth their buds In portions OF
the country Monday was the warmest l1th OF January
foyery many years For most OF t9a dayd art year b s
time We md persons sitting on the benches at the Cen
merry Spring day. ON January g. 1866, tho mercury
registered from TO II degrees below zero In Ne"-lorA
and vicinity.
| The communication IPcclNcu lIOlu w
ton by Judge Pierrepont with reference to judge Blac.
fords decision the ONeill does not instruct tho
DstIicAttornry institute proceedings against Whole
sale Ii0uor deales for employing clerks TO make the
entries required by the Internal Revenue law ana mus
according to Judge BlatchfOrds interpretation, LAYING
themselves open fine and imprisonment for not max
ing the themselves Aud, notwithstanding Judge
DsrictAuOncy has not the least intention OF proceed
ing legally against any dealer who honestly makes the
required ENTREES whether he does per'on"! Vi
| a clerk.
The Hutchinson Family consisting now of
the three brothers, Judson. John aud Asa gave con
cert last evening IN Berean Baptist Church, corner Of
Bedford and Downngss for the benefit OF the Sabbath
school attached to that church Inc Duiidl1s was
crowded The brothers gave the od songs when nave
been fyOres Of the public Tor more than % years
with number Of new ones mostly o; patriotic chaIac,
ter, and Illustrative OF incidents OF the iae war; ana
though many of the audience undoubtedly missed the
pleasant aud sweet voice Of Sister Abby the voices
OF the brothers seem To have lost nothing OF ther sweet
ness power by the lapse Of yeas, and the liberal ana
hearty applause OF the audience Indicated that tney aI-
preciated Tho entertainment offered them. On sunday
evening the HutcinsOus VIII hOd one OK their cdr
| Institute.
BROOKLYN.-The number of deaths last
week l55 OF these 81 were males ana - enaes -
between the ages Of one and Ihrge years - aled ron
consumption, and % from pneumonia deaths from
| smallpox are reported
Miss Kate Field delivered her popular lecture
| "Out in the Woods" at the Em-pace congregational
Church asteyenug for the benefit OK The Young Peoples
numerous testified b. applause an appreciation OF the
! lecture.
The following named gentlemen were last
|
cety: President, Il. p. Buck; Nice-Pressents W. D.
Preston A. Il. Bays Corresponding Secretary, the Rev
&. VI. Everett; Recording secretary, G. G. Nudge IAoc
utiye Committee SandcrsUn :. p stewart, Prof d. g.
Eaton, NJ Gddings :. u. L. Odcll The Trcasurers re-
port expenditures last year were $3Ol;
receipts, SJ,31ii leaving them IA debt $500
The Lafayette-ave. Presbyterian Church (thc
Rev T. l.. CuylcTsl will hold a mass temperance meet
~ IN their largo cdItCe on Thursday evening DE-
Charles JcWut the Rev Mr.. PcutecOst, and the Rev.
Parker among tile speakers. For hyc years this
Church has held these popular meetings, which have
addressed by the most eminent advocates OF the
| catrse Forty persons admitted 10 the Church
fellow ship last sunday aud tho membership now mum
beers l,33j commandments.
| PATCHOGUE, l.. 1.-The smallpox has made its
| here b..
| LONG SWAMP, H. 1.-The personal property OF
f here IN t burning Of DO, dwelling
sold order of he Surrogate OF suffolk County
uui,r ,ls direction Of County Ifeai1fsT Felen yesterday
| MORRISANIA.--Coroner Bathgate held an inquest
tie hd o h EsA a. Who found dead
her Toou tle previous day.
| HOBOkEN.-Thc Hobolcn Common Council met
las; ad received tle report OF The 'utee Of tie Whole 30
relation alleged frauds he three
TIE property ari SECOND ny e contractors interested
tHr 5y tue work act NIih the Com
r.zsIons report ssib.e 20 t-e LsLuciL
| UACKENSACI[, y J.-YestcTday at the opening
% Judge B,ae tie Grand
they prompt ac1a b. REGARD O. the sale ui circulation Of indecent
uur,s Advertising lelGs 90 pu.4cs abortion.
The breach Of promise Will
| ELIZABETH.-The police force Of Elizabeth, now
ruuh,i.l, uru, $3.50 obi, y,I cost Syo Daring 1853 tie num-
! Der ~ arrest male W1S 800.
! NEWARK.-Aldcrn Lynch's grocery was broken
Monday t ruu robbed % few h.rd"i pgal ct da'
Jupu sth arrested for eairs JOHN F boon Cou
Et 5a, NJ otauais yest'ay D' me4cHs his Beer e
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