New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

build road One the Directors suggested that IL
Mr.. Charlick ON behalf OF the Long Island Railroad de-
MED that any such understanding existed and said very
empbatically that Flushing wanted railroad the Will
age might build Az nearly all the Directors took
tie Flushing Directors declare that they were nsultod
by Mr.. Charck Yesterday deputato9 of the Flushing
road, finding that compromise could be Effected
rendered their re6gnations III d BODY.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-In The Hudson County Court
oOuarer Sessions yesterday the libel suit Of GalDrah
against Everett, proprietor of paper In Hoboken, was
called but as neither the defendant his surety,
Joseph T. Taylor appeared, the bail $500 declared
forfeited The Board OF Aldermen will organize
this evening" Patrick Fury arraigned, yesterday,
before Justice Seymour charge Of bigamy and gave
81 600 bail for bs appearance before lc Grand jury. lie
first wife, aud married 10 his present wife In 1858 by
l. thor Brann Six men employed al the Mckay Iron
ceying their wages. There are Cl men now strike,
aud Justice McNally has received tie claims OK 40 OF
G5r Of the Lower House Of tho last Legislatue,
hrs declined the position OF superin endont
or Public Buildings, Grounds, ahd Parks.
The old Board OF Chosen Treehodell held adjourned
meeting yesterday in the Hudson County Courlhonse
IN the afternoon the opinion of state Attorney cen
Gichrist was read He maintains that the three re-
ccyug the highest number Of votes IN Sach OF e A9er
manic districts are lsCted, together with one FfeelPidi
as before, from the wards ana toWDsmPa OuLsiuo Io
city including Greenyile and Bayonne me bIarg og
t e",oG ~ Iod Ut lie members OF tlis Board from the
cCy should hod their seats and that those representing
FrocLoldcTs All the members of The Board elected VIII
meet to-day and formally organize
HoBoBEN-Judge Bohnstead was sworn ye5erdSy ao as
Recorder succeeding James Pope who has held TIC ONCE
for many years 81. ,,.
NrwARH.-Tie annual meeting Of the Methodist CITY
Mission was held last evening. The Rey; Dr. van d
dresses kecepis during tue p95t Se wS elected
lpt al
square viii soon be purchased 9s inc .'te Oh Im h
fohn Green was fatally injured on the ueotle-"Oh ~
IGe Midland read near the Passaic River yesterday, ~
iTanii,ring bs skull The new Reformed Church III
Ferry-,l will be dedicated IN a few days.
BrooMFIFLD-Aml. Dodd has accepted me oln'e W o
V.eChaucclOr OF the State, teudCICG nm " OAaHCc'i
zabriskie.
P,rrPsoy.-Tbe Board Of Aldermen met last evening.
No attcnot was made TO reconcile the dlnerchcfs RD"
inc ot al The election riots IN tie Eighth ward A squad
of nolccmcn was present to prevent trouble be,%so. W.
e IN r'rted IoeuDers went through the routine pus
ness In quiet way, not touching upon t-9 eNs'2 ,:,
to borrow $4,000 for days in anticpation OF tine COZ
lection Of taxes Tue Ciy Attofney wa & SIol Nc in
Cty hands. redecndble after 10 and before 80 years.
There doubt as to the legality 0i a,{ DuIIs' % noIs
Ly Ills Board, as it consists or on!y elSIJ mem
hers OF the 10 which should comprise the BODY;
Wr Wss has discovered that a coored servant named
Vrcead WLO had been discharged had ro1b' adraWtf
al ssO0 in money An engine with freight traln
Ia., EAST uu6n the Erie Railway, yesterday afternoon
ia mo Two freight cars, wIeCbius Lueu &ud cOIs9cf5
nj" dal1agtng The ocom6 ivo...B 3. Tainter, lead
ng merchant, died suddenly Saturday night, RON coz
jCstov of The lungs.
MApisoN.-Pmmier Brothers store, near tie depot
burned yesterday. e gether Win the od ttser
Iudinl adjoining, occupied dwelling by two i9nl-
Dc. nan. Cd Ward and G.om Loss about $1,000 inns =
the third ncendiarr fire that has occurrec recently.
j. -1id Gat three mon were seen ietYHS tAe luh Oe
fore tie fire broke out. one has been arrested.
P,ssAC--A hoy who was out boating in tho river,
above p.s-iic Fails, carried down by the current, on
lturday afternoon, and had his boat swept over me
pcopce. IL lcped Oil ii favorable point, ana saved
his lie by swimming ashore.
NoREiSrOwE.-The commission Of 3 c. Burnett, ap-
pointed Collector Of the iNth District mas not yet Dee
gc,,i el. a4Ogn lie obtain I'll eGrctcs 10 Ms bOh anu
forwarded the requisite papers several "eehs ago o
ami petitions cOuta ing the names OF over V business
mon l0rwarieG 20 Washington, asking fOr the appoint
of james v Bentley, Cict Clcfk uhuef lhe IaV'
Collector and present IN charge OF tie Dl-tfct.
HAwTHoRSE.-Tbe Jersey Midland Railroad was
Opcu,d regularly travel yesterday. -Four trains dfo
Iuu O. BiJJniugda ara i've Ia tie opposite ufecuoh
BROOKsiDE.-The village having failed 10 cooperate
H. the extent Of its obligations IN the Duiuihg o to
Midland Railroad, new rCute nae tten Seectt1 MLCh
considered more advantageous Dut somewhat IoHseI
EwBRtsswGcK-Capt. John Glover, Of the steam
OlcI suddenly OK nedIt disease Oh o,uaJ
night in the cabin o. his vessel,
UARKl-ON-Thc erection OF a Roman Catholic church
will soon be begun 1T the palish recently created hy
Bishop aylcy, and 10 Whcu tutEer hauan, latc VI o
Peters, Jersey City, has been assigned
ItoNs FARsf- Considerable excitement prevails over
the death Of a Mrs Jones. shortly before her decease
She 10 live at the house Of her brother Aired anu
Ii s .u peted that she was poisoned oy MS Wlte. An
ether brother, Jonathan has had the body d,lhler,
and c .tunarh sent 90 hCWA OK for eNamat.on Inc
chief ground, tL suspicion are that lceig eNltd
over tue estate the elder Jones, that the accused IN
-,,lcd upo. administering tine medicine 10 Miss Jone'
Gt.s cI .iHt-s and that tre lg,t"r complained that
she di uo, receive what the physician old-rcd.