New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

demned and removed total VI gcZ ~
I1se g. or rs OF rS0 engineer
vofed on account Of negligence and insobriety.
The Board of Supervisors has been sued by
p L. williamson who claims to have been recently elected
Tax Collector town Of Fatbush. The present oor
lector asserts that his tenure Of Office continues two
years. Mr.. Williamson has obtained an n1unouon pt pnt
h6t1g the Board from Delivering to ssy SHs ts YEAR
himself the warrants for the COLLECTION OF taAes s'
-. LONG ISLAND. ~
SHELTER isLGND.-The Fish Oil Works were
burned on Tuesday. Loss from $4,000 to s2O'OOo'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
EAsTcHEsTER.-Edward dnrtin, j. Walls
heimer and Hugh N. Carp have been appointed, w
Justice Pratt Of tbS supreme Court, Commissioners
drain low hnos "a the townshlp a..
body % Ed%srd D. NSiSon an artist who instantly
kiecd by train on the Harlem Aalf0aa on "'0IO' =.
sGnIHusrS1ne Hon ". NIcs sIgGHyi Price EsSs o.
NEw-RocHELLE-Theodore Pine was norn,naEeu aoy oy
| the Democrats for Receiver OF Taxes Oh "ouno'U"'
evening. --,,, ,pnerv
| JERSEY CITY.-Ncholas Hurkstead, VINO al
tempted suicide by jumping from Pavonia ferry ooa'
on Oct 2o died. yesterday at the Charity Hospai'-'
| Thomas Mulery was drowned In Concord DoeK' Oh
wednesdav night James scullin who was arrested on
wednesday night on suspicion being the murderer OF
Eugene Taylor OF Paterson was released yesterday
mRmaTs Hau in the iVth Assembly District The
German Republicans held mass meeting last night M IN
Coopers Hall. Addresses were made by Clafios "ehe'
| We'll Won Gernsbach, and DR.. Won Hoist
NEwARK-It is understood that papers have been Pre-
| pared for application to tho supreme Couft JOE d
writ Of mandamuS compelling the Mayor to compete ne
contract for paving South Broadst with the Ncoson
wood Pavement. The trial Of Lloyd Burt con1uct0r
| OF the New-Jersey Railroad for ejectinR Adam Brown
rom train, is pending before tho Cyt y
A petition has been sgneu Dy Ine LesiueiTS al
tho lower part of the city requesting hen I'LL
hanot The Methodists taking measures 10 relgVo
tba members Of tIeir denomination In Chicago ..Ine
held at the Opera-House last evening sas Merchant
presided The Hon. Cortlandt Parker made an eoquehl
appeal for the election OF the Republican ucHet,i anu
reviewed exGoy Parkers record dnr1DG the war. Cor-
neius Walsh, Col CourtOs and others made addresses
| HoBoKEN-T1e trouble between the Common Council
and the North Hudson Railway Company still contnues
The Company has applied for injunction 10 restrain
tho Council from tearing the tracks, but owing to the
absence of Chancellor Zabriskeand 70 the yOlumlnous
nature Of the evidence adduced IL s not probable tha
will be procured before tomorrow ..ExGov Parker
| addressed Democratic mass meeting at Odd FeIOWS
| Hall last evening. ~E"r | .--S. r"~ -. -
PATERsoN--Mayor Tuttle has offered reward Of 900
for the arrest c. every Illegal voter next Tuesday and
has ordered aispec police force to patrol the Seventh
and Eighth Wards where the riots occurred at the last
election About 60Oo voters havo registered The
Hon. George NJ. RobesOu will speak at the Republican
| mass meeting IN the Wigwam tonight,
| BAYoNNR.-The Republicans Of the Second Ward have
nominated John T. Clark to I'LL the vacancy caused b.
the resignation o. Councilman Schuyler The Democrats
| have nominated Charles c. Hough, former member.
| EOoNT0N-The Rev. A. T. TodG Of Plennout was In
stGl, P4stUI OF the Reformed Church on Wednesday
| evening.