New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
NEW-YORK CITY.


hall in Third-st between the BOwcry and secondaye
The Fountain Hose Company of Bingham
tom numbering 60 members, arrived in this city carly
last evenng and marched up Broadway, preceded Dy
band Of music, to the Metropolitan Hotel
The New-York Caledonian Club celebrates
its fifteenth annual games at Joness Wood to-day The
programme comprises great variety OF s5hesc ss a m
Messrs. Tiffany & Co., UniOn-square, finding
their large store on first floor insufficient to accommodate
their business have fitted up the second and third stories
salesroOms Strangers, VINO are seenB e
the city, will be well paid In visiting tnS
The German Women's benevolent society
Harmonic held yesterday, its third annual picnic ana
Summer nights festival at Hamilton Park The Ale
manian Mongunta, and other benevolent organizations
co6pcrated In rendering the affair proftahle lOr inc
charitable fund established by the Society,"
Commodore Vanderbilt replied, yesterday, to
Mr. Bergh's complaint respecting the i'll treatment
horses at the yseconds depot stating that his IN
sructons that no horse on the premises snail be
either Overworked or abused IN any way ana comnehu
ing the work in which Mr. Bergh Is engaged
&C. NJ. X" writes to complain that the steam
boat Florence, for Rockaway Beach, Capt. John A.
Carne. not only failed to leave the pier below Fulton
STONED for 40 minutes at pier on the other side OF
river, without coming near the former pier thereN
greatly h pa nmt h h1h m he S ad
vcrscment Of the owners Of the Florence
Susan Keller, residing in MoTistOwn, n. D.,
in passing through this city, yesterday her way to
New-Havcn with child in her arms, hired porter at
the -Barclayst. Ferry to transfer her baggage to
FOurh-ave. car. She gave llim s5 in paymcntal TIE
sSrs in H to have it changed After waiting in
vain for the swnder to return and receiving no assist
child aI the heaVy ysse in her arms in hopes Of find
ing the interruptions thief
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 2O0 including from small
pox and 80 from cholera infantum.
The Fire Commissioners have resolved to
make application to the legislature place the sale Of
kerosene under their Jurisdiction in order that the sale OF
adultcrated and dangerous oils may be prevented
Street Commissioner Furey gave notice yes
terdav to Union Ferry Company that, If the portion
of the Fulton ferry building encroachinG on the city
property il not removed wllhln nNe days he WI" casc
Its Immediate removal
LONG ISLAND.
BRrsLN.-Ant0n Meyer, while shooting at
Foster, meadow yesterday fOrciby elected by MI
SAUL whose property be was trespassng The sport
mans dog attacked the assailant, and was thrown by
him at his masters head.
WEST FLUsIIING-The first annual picnic the Benev
oent society of Newton Maspen and this place was held
on Tuesday.
RoDrss's HrAnA party OF fishermen caught II sharks
In the Sound last week.
GLEN CovE.-Thc Methodist camp meeting closed on
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
East CHEsTER.-A special meeting of tax
payers will he held next Tuesday, to discuss the pro-
prety OF nsttutng suit against any all of the Com
misoncrs appointed by acts of the Legislature for the
construction or Improvement of highways in this town,
for mafeasance.
PouGHKEErsIE.-The Dutchcss County branch OF the
Universal Peace Socetv addressed in Cheeseman's
Grove. at Cinton Corners, Yesterday, ly A. NJ Powell,
Mis-. Lille Dcvercnx Blake. Amanda Dtyo, Gideon
Frost, and others Resolutions condcmnng the COrean
War were adopted
PORT CHEsTEI.-At a recent meeting of the Village
Trustees resolution was adopted tayorng contract for
grading and laying concrete sidewalks in certain streets
without consulting the wishes Of property owners on the
subject This action was rescinded OH Monday.
PorGHKEEPsR.-A partially successful attempt was
made Yesterday u HOOD this ely with counterfeit SO
man in his shirt sleeves There several victims.
FoEnUAM.The store OF Mr.. Meyer opposite the rail
road drpU robbed on Tuesday night OF cigars mcer
schaun pipes, and ether property.
STATEN ISLAND.
STLPIrTON.-Goblartt Raaf of Targee-st.,
otnd ycst, rdHy hanging in his grape arbOr, near
Bethrls brewery COrOncr's verdict rendered in
ccordance with the facts
EDGEwATER-EmployGs OF the Village Board Of Trus-
tees have refused to accept the village vouchers in pay
men fer work, aud insist upon receiving currency.
CLiFIoN-Tllc wife OF John Vaughn, Village Trustee OF
Ehgcwatcr, died suddenly YESTERDAY
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-A military company known
the Goctzc Guards has been organized with the fol-
lowing officers Sergeant Often, Captain; Sergeant New
comb, First Lieutcnant Michael Curry Second Lieuten
ant and John Becby, Third Lieutenant. The company
is Wholly cOlupoScl vi pollco VI
ainct j. Walters. merchant, OF No. "a Murrayst,
New-York has been missing since Monday He was last
at the Office Of friend in Beekmanst, where he
two letters OF which sent to his WIFE, and
contained intimaOns OF determination to commit sui
nr LUMBER from 1 oes
Julia Mead has been held in bail 10 answer charge OF
abduCtlne Mary A. COOlaha n. .Py thagOras Lodge,
Knights OF Pythas was instituted last night The Ex.
cnpt Fremcns Association at Its last meeting gave t9S
to the families Of members.
NEwARK.--The Finance Committee OF the Board OF
ErcehOldera decided yesterday that IL had
issue bonds the free bridge without further authority
robbed of its clock and carpet The Roman Cathec
ine hq; elected the f0PpwHs OceE the
ally shot Eimset in tho hand hand With % reyOiSer, %
The body Of John Franklin, age 20, Of No. 2s7 Elmst
has been found in the Passac River. whittier he had
Association, Mrs E. p. Terhune President about to
secure home for the working girls of this city Com
and Mrs. Ryan for selling liquor without licenses John
m s IT. snd IGhH
panied by the Common Council visited point on that
where the o ss ASseas
water.
LITTLE FAIIs.The Secretary Of tbe Board OF Mana,
gers OF the State Geological Survey hal given notice tnat
the Board has completed the survey OF lands subject 70
overflow on the Passac River between ths place d and
Whppang Rivers with proper maps and plans for their
drainage The Supreme Court at Trenton Will on nov.
according the act Of March The plan proposed In
gard TO the Psssaic River includes the ioweringoI
Bcatie's Dam and the removal OF obsfructons IN tne
river above, by which rapid now OF the current
and consequent relief from overflow will De euected
D6vER.-The I'd Regiment. n g., s. n. T., To i sronk |
went into camp at lamp Randolph, Yesterday TO remsn
four days The regiment will drill to-day n 70
the grand rc\ lew To be held tomorrow when GOV hhn
doph has promised to be present An excurslon trih
will run to the camp for the review, and IN he evening
there win he an open air promenade concert anu "''
play OF fireworks
PATEgsoN-The Board OF Aldermen mas grahea se !" =;
liquor licenses The Passac water toppan! ona.s t ~