New-York tribune., 1872-10-11

| Smith of the Union Ferry Company asking whether it
would be proper 10 consider the question OF procuring
River TO be tOwed The writer urged tnat the plots ana
captains OF sailing vessels were often incapable OF man
aging ships in the crowded river and that thou
sands OF lives are daily imper1ed by the chance OF col
sOn with ferry. boats steamers The subject Will be
considered by the Association.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 2OS, including 10 from
cholera infantum
James Buckley, age 35, Justice of the Peace
for the Second District died his residence No. 527
WilloughUy-ave., Oh Wednesday night
Judge Pratt rendered decision, yesterday,
continuing permanently the injunction prohibiting The
Sunday Eagle from using that name concedng that the
plaintiffs have acquired the exclusive right 10 ~.
A partial idea of the increasing popularity of
Prospect Park may be formed from the following figures
The whole number of visitors during the past year were
66s339 Of 232i359 over last year. Tho num-
Der OF vehicles entering the PARK was l4soss an ln-
ported against last year increase OF IS 4Si The
LONG ISLAND.
HENPsTEAp.-The whole number OF chill
dren attending the public schools during the past year
was 5Os The expenses OF the schools S2 67....
Work OH the Central, Stewards, railroad depot was
begun "Wednesday. The Queens county Agrlcultural
society's expenses this year exceeded its income.
WISFIELp-James Sweeney had both his legs broken
by caylng OF an embanknent on Wednesday. .lhe
assessed valuation OF real and personal estate in the
S.Sp OF EewtOwn has been Increased this year $4,000
"A whale IS feet in length. which will
mako b"mt 40 6alft!, Of oil, was captured here few
'"' '''''' STATEN ISi4.4.Np.
PORT RICHMoND.-The Park Bap,'St Vnurch
AT this place will be dedicated Oct IT, the Rev. q. -
Simpson and the Rev. G. Elder officiating.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
HUpsoN.-The iewelry store of Z. Wright,
in Chatham village was entered by burglars Wednesday
night and 80 valuable watches belonging TO customers
were stolen IL is supposed the robbers proceeded TO
Albany. The store of Ten Brock d Goots was entered
the Same night, ana robbed OF quantity VI cigars
and a small sum Of money.
MoRRIsANIA-Wm. F. Brown, Justice Of the Peace
OF this town, was YESTERDAY called or trai on nan an IN
Cictnent charging nun win lhalledSanc9 III Onoe IN
having failed make correct returns and to pay to tue
County Treasurer upward OF $780, which he had received
for nes After Unsuccessful effort to have tue trial
postponed, he pleaded guilty. and was remanded Tor SEN
tence
PoUGuKEEPsIE.-Jam Ferris OF Verbank charged
with murder killing his brother, Charles Ferris, on the
night Of August IS last was tried before Judge barnard
mltted IN elfdeiense, and the jury found verdict OF
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-In the Circuit Court, the case
of James 8. Woods against the Marion Building Coma
pany, to recover damage for unlawful ejectment, was
concluded, yesterday, by verdict Of 1856 in favor Of
the plaintiff The Board Of Government Of the New
Jersey Catnolici Temperance Union has appointed the
Rev. Messrs Patrick Henuessey OF Jersey CITY, Patrck
Byrne OF Camden Patrick Cody OF EiZabethpOrt, and
James w. Bre H. President OF the Union delegates to
attend the National Convention at Cleveland.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company las
structed track from Montgomery-st., through
Hudson-st, TO the CunaTd WhalYes.....ln the
United states District Court Judge Nixon pre-
siding George W. Kingsland, charged with embezzle-
ment OF funds from the Hudson County National Bank
was arrag gned Wednesday, and pleaded not guilty His
stated that the bank had been reimbursed for its
loss The accused was held IN $500 bail to appear at
the next term OF Court William Eastwood pleaded
guilty smuggling laces by the White star Line steam
ere and sentenced by Judge Nixon to two months
in Hudson County Pententiary. Samuel Hesson who
which we're valuable 10 the officers, was
discharged ON account Of the service rendered..
The dress parade and review OF the First Brigade N g.
S. N j. took place yesterday, Gen. Plume commanding
Newark, the Isl and "a Battal1Ons, 1st and 2d Rcg
ments OF Newark Attn Regiment OF Jersey City, aud the
Hudson County Artillery. The line moved through
seyerafO the principal Streets and at Jcrseyave aud
Fourth-st. reviewed by Major Gen. DeHart OF New
brunswick. The Jersey City Locomotive works
were sold, by authority OF majority OF
OF locomotive tires FOR $1,000, Wednesday,.
The first annual meeting or the heirs or Sir Francis
Drake took place at TaylOs Hotel yesterday About so
persons we've present. In the Circuit Court Judge
the New.Jersey Railroad Company 10 recover damages
for injuries sustained by collision between an express
train and Hudson City hOrse-car at the NeWRTkaye.
crossing November a. I8I concluded yesterday.
accident The evidence substantially the as
that taken at the COroners inquest last ALL AT late
hour the jury rendered verdict awarding the plaintiff
S. 900 damages Hudson County Board OF Chosen
FreehOlders met, yesterday, and elected Mrs Eureka
Jones MI vacancy Of Jail warden caused by the death
OF her husband, Lieut. Jones.
NEwARK-The proceeds OF the Industrial Exposition,
yesterday and to-day, will devoted 10 charitable pur-
poses. To-day Is the last day the Rink viii DO open.
PATERsoE-Tnree deaths from smallpox occurred last