New-York tribune., 1871-11-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

The city curb-stones are still plastered with
illegally posted election notices.
A horse trough in the shape of monster
soup tureen has been placed on the sdewalk at the
Battery.
The receipts at the Office of the Stats Zei-
lung for the relief Of sufferers BY the forest fires are
The frigate Wabash, on which Gen. Sher-
man IA TO sa for Europe s detained, owing to the
sinking Of the barge from which she was receiving coS
A large number of specimens of the agrlcul-
turai products the country Puget Bound ana
the terminus Of tho Northern Paee S%S
No. 81 Walst.
The bark Rachel Norton, which arrived ct
this port from Philadelphia yesterday, brought tne
captain and Of the bark Henry Ford VINO were
picked up from an open boat 36 miles west OF arleSa
They had abandoned their ship on her beamendS anu III
q sinking condition. .,
"The new saw (Boynton's) from Michigan"
referred to in Tuesdays TRIBUNE as winning general ap
plause at the recent American Institute Fair, shoud
have been Boyntons from Neuo York." as the
is made and sold in this city, and is entirely ustri
from the old clearing tooth saw formerly Auo a1 'OO
In Michigan.
The Arion Vocal Society collected for the SUI
ferers in tho West so Of which $500 for Chicago was
sent to Consul Causmns $500 for Wisconsin was re'eo
by exGov Salomon to Gov Fairchd and tSOo Ior fM
igan sent TO Mr.. Busch at Detroit. Tne
Will be equally divided among the homeless peopio VI
Mlchigan and Wisconsin.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-The Long Island Bible Society
has elected the following ofcers The Hon. Jonh A.
Loett President; James Ryan and John A. King VICE
Presidents Gilbert sayers Recording Secretary; henry
Onderdonk, jr., Treasurer james r Glover, Visiting
Agent.
EAST EEw-YoRK-Rarsa's brush factory in broadway,
between Butler and Milleraves, and two adjoining
tsOOG insured for OoO The loss on the frame houses
is 500.
LONG ISLAND CrrY-A largo meeting was held, last
night In Siugeton's Hall. Hunters Point in opposition
to the reading Of the Bible in the Union School OF the
First Ward.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Public Works
decided yesterday to straghten Newarkave. The con-
currence Of the Board Of Aldermen Is required Clinton
and Bergen-aves will be widened. and hcPbersonst'
opened George L. Ogden for breaking furniture In his
fathers dwelling was sentenced yesterday TO 70 days
in the County Penitentiary Rock Ridge Snapei; IN
near boe Rs8 a'S p ny % Of SeWarE viii
preach Charles stmans residence at Pansade anu
Ho6okenaves was EooDeo oi 'iTO b 1.nrnS S%rGIsr
wac arrested In Greenville on Wednesday night ABOUT
$500 worth of stolen goods snda revolver were found IN
his possession.
NRwARK-The cornerstone of the addition to Christ
Church WAS laid yesterday afternoon Patrick Pagan
as yesterday for attempting 10 burn ms mouse
..kframe building attached TO the Croeket Leather
Factory was burned yesterday Mrs sarah noDDy was
ferred by her employer E. A Drumnond The funeral
OF the late Rev. Alfred Goodman took place yesterday at
the Central NJ e. Church The services were cOnduced
by Bishop Simpson and others. Willie Kuanse age
was run over Wednesday afternoon, and sustained
probably fatal injuries. The 1st Regiment, Col Peek
well. paraded yesterday; Timothy Rodgers mas Oeen
arrested for brutal assault on child, age 8.
PATERsoN.-The Collector Of Passaic County reports
O772 o. The Board Of Chosen Freeholders has de-
cided to build an iron bridge at Dundee In place OF the
bridge which fell few weeks since Henry Magees
barn was buSned ct Macopn Tuesday; loss, 1900.
Emma somcrs committed yesterday for stealing
pocketbook from her employer, Max ID. Cohn. :. The
NewJersey sunday School Association adjourned yes
erday after electng the Rev. Dr. J. II. Vincent PreS
dent samuel W. Clark Of Newark, Corresponding Sec
retary and Vim. Nelson OF this city, Recording Seere-
tary The total number OF Sunday reported in
the State I,OO8 and the average attendance, $780,
HoBoKEN-The total subscription for the relief of the
Chicago sufferers Is 9192 10 The committee voted TO
send 81 $50 each to the Governors Of Wisconsin and Mich
igan and balance the Chicago Relief Committee:
-. Michael White and John McCurran were arrested
last night for robbing Alex uring, peddler