The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1865, Page 8

Whe New Schoolhouse at Tubby Book— Annes! Examination—How Priends of EAucation Can Be Social, de. Yenc new and progressive schoolhouse at Tubby Hook fs one of the most interesting monuments of that beau- @fal and romantic region. Yesterday the annual exam- faation of the classes was made by Mr. 8, 8 Randall, the @everal Superintendent of Schools, with the assistance ef Assistant Superintendents N, A Calkins, H. Kiddle and Willian Jones, Thore were vight classes—five gram- THE TURF. Fashion Course, L. I—Trotting. ‘Taunsn.y, June 16.—Puree and stake $2,000, mile pats, best three in five, to wagons. H. Woodruff entered ch. m, br, Rich's Basha stallion duper, at DY 8. Heard of Aldermen. PROPOSED ERMCTION OF CTATURS IN HONOR OF BO- BERT PULTON AMD SAMUBL P. B. MORSE, BTO. ‘The Board of Aldermen met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, Alderman Jones iu the chair. The attendance of members was very full, and the scgsion was unu- saally lengthy. Alderman Norton offered @ resolution to the effect that the Hudson River Ratiroad Company be required to put in immediate repair a spaos twenty-five feet in width ip end about their tracks In Hudson street from Chambers to Canal, in Canal street frora Hudson to West, and in West ‘street from Canal to Spring; and that tn case of failure to do so the Croton Aq ieduct Board be authorized to per- 2331 pedigree unknown, Owner entered br. Glare cesensssesee OB co & Dext ‘lau, dam by Américan mM mar and three primary—compreing one hundred and Hav. ‘Mile. | form the same and sue the ‘afterwards, throu, Qfiy children in all. They were andor the management | First heat.. 113% 2:29 | the Corporation Counsel. ‘the resolution wae oan of Mr. G, Miller, the princtpal, and hig threo pretty and | Scond beat. .. Ha = pf dlcmepe ad rye ll am OY ary ne 5 Alderman STERSON Offered a resol vi tetolligent lady assistants, Indeed, all the lady teachers } Pourtn heal... 16% :313¢ | me construction of two new trlapgular parks--one on the of New York are pretty an‘ intelligent—se much so that, First Hea’,—About fifteen hundred persons, including mone bounded -) Paras avenue, Broadway and ae " 1 ny wircet, ant e other on the tu this reapect, they differ ‘rom the teachers of all etber | seventy.tive of whe Metropolitan police, aitonded the | Seth venue) Rroadway and Thirty-dfin etree. The e- ‘ities, ‘They seem to be appointed for their beauty and fatellect, But the ladies cannot, alas! have all our attention. The examination was careful and scarch- ‘ag, and cimbraced mathematics, astronomy, geo- graphy, hisiory, grammar and a variety of other atudies. All the classes acquitted themselves well, and the result ef the examination was by no means disoreditable to them. ‘There were present at the oxam!nation a number of gentlemen and jadies, some the friends of the children ‘and sowe the friends of every child—the friends of edu- sation, Whon the examination was over a number of ‘these called by invitation on Mr, Hosea B. Perkins, the Schoo! Inspoctor of the district, at his beautiful pic- solution also Fecommended the erection in these proposed parks of ‘two life-ste bronze statues, on. ped ‘bewr: ig appropriate inseriptions—one honor of Robert Fulton, th: applier of steam to the Purposes of navig and the otherin honor of“amuol ¥. B, Morse, the In- ventor of the electrical telegraph; the expenses to be borne by popular eration (Ot, ROA a direction of the present and future Mayors. The resolution was referred to the Committee on Arts and Sciences, ENCROACHMENTS OF THT PILOT COMMIES‘OVRR®. The Cominittee on Wharves, Piers and SI ps presented avery lenghty report relative to the construction of @ lubert and North Moore streets, and stated the only authority claimed by the parties erecting pier is a verbal permission from the Pilot Commission- ers. The committee were very severe in thelr report on the alleged oncroachments of the Pilot Commissioners, and concluded by offering the following resolution :— Fashion Course yesterday afternoon, The police were sent by Superintendent Kennedy to wage war on and Dreak up if possible the organized gangs of pickpockets that have been depredating at all public gatherings of late; and if any of the lightfingered gentry had mado the attempt to. play their game on this occasion they would have found that clubs were trumps. Groat mumbers of gentlemen were deterred from attending this race through foar of the rogues that, were at tho Union Course on Mon- day last, The wedther was very unfavorable for fast time, although the track was im most excellent con- ditton, and little time betting took place, What was done was on 2:26 and over, notwithstanding the great Taresque fesidence. Among these wera 8. 8. Ran. a Resolved, That i Charles O'Conor, Juries W. | Gerard, Andrew | celebrity af the horses, Of the fourentrics but twoccame | aisining to own the pier recently but Detween duvert and Mile, Conrad Shwackhanier and srr fom the | 2 the Post, as wo expected; Flora Temple having bern | North Moore strents beand are hereby red to somone 1 nm rove Feet ee ead The plaate, the lowers, | sent to grass and Dexter being disqualided by belog | of'iite reaslusion by ie Houor the Mayor and restore the y LY he Cente nA ne iboards andeach | Stible not Deiug allowed to trot for the purse, The neglect or the rafuaal to coraply with the directions contained anything Lut bricks, pavements, show’ Seher in’ their every day life, Bvery one was ready to endorse the axiom that “art cannot rival nature.” After this rawixe througt the grounds the party entored tbe Rouse, where a fine repsst, with an abundance of Choice liquors, awaited their atiention. With the abarp appetites created by the place and the cir cumstances, this repast was by no means unwelcome, aud added greatly to the variety of tho day’s enjoyment. When the wine bogan to circulate free od infuse enthusiasm and life into the select aud intel- uni social circle assembled around the hospitable rd, “the health of Mr, Perkins, our host, one of the in this resolution, then that the Street Commissioner be and is heroby authorized, directed and required to remove the said pier and restore the bulkhead as aforesaid, and to aue for and recover from such owner or Owners or person OF Persons claiming to own said pier the cost of such removal. The report was adopted. NO KEEPER FOR BOWLING GREEN PARK. A resolution offered at a provious meeting and pro- viding for the appointment of a keeper for Bowling Green Park was called up, and, on a vote being taken, ‘was lost. RELEASING OF THB CITY INSTROTOR’S# OFFICE. Tho resolution offered at a previous meeting repenine the releasing of the premises at present occupied by the betting was in favor of Lady Emma, at long odds, five to one being current whon the horses appeared at the stand to axertain their places, Both horses looked well, bat whon they began scoring it was evident that Lady Emma was not overburdened with speed, having lost the sharp edge she usually displays, while Butler seemed as loose and elasiic as we ever saw him appear for | a race, Tho black won the inside position, and at the word went away with a length the most” cloqient men in the city,” was proposed, } best of the send-off, but breaking up before he reached and = a to in sy ore and — woe the turn, the mare took the lead and passed the quarter | City Inspector for bee: yep soe SD z ba a gcatioman, ho, after expatiating on quires the Comptroller to execute @ new lease the e benolits, of social fife in its. truo sonse, | Pole two lengths ahead of him jn thirty-seven seconds. | Trorises for ten yeors at an anuual rent of ten thousand ‘zpressed his ‘pleasure at seeing eo many of his | Going down the backstretch Butler broke in and | ee tho wabsietion de Apcracyoly i, Emma ted to the half-mile pole about thre lengths, in 1a ‘The black trotted fast up the three-quarter stretch for about two hundred yards, and had reduced the distance between himself and the mare to about one length and a half, when ho made his third break, At the three-quarter pole the Bashaw was two lengths clear of him, and care home a winner of the heat by two lengths in 2:29. Butler broke for the fourth time as he came up the homestretch. Emma seemed to labor a great deal during the beef and did not show the leaat inclination to extend herself, and when oue of her Dackers, at the end of the heat, offered to bet five hundred to one hundred and fifty dollars Hiram Woodruff told him: not to do so, az tho mare was not reliable. Seund He2t.—When the horses were called one hun- dred to thirty was laid on the mare several times, Butler bad a little the best of the start; but the mare took the lead aa they went around the turn, and was haifa length in front at the quarter pole in thirty-six neconds, the gelding forcing her to her highest pitch. Going down the backstretch Butler closed uj she pasged the old judges? the half-mile pole he broke up, and the mare passed that point alengta and a half ahead of him, in 1:13. He ralited In and trotted handsomely along the three- quarter stretch, shutting the gap at every stride, and at the three-quarter pole yoked the mare, and they came on the homestretch hoad aud head. Butler then began to leaye her, but when about half-way up the stretch and ene length in front, up he went in the air, and the mi Fagen Segoe came to the stand a winner by two ieugtha, most esteemed friends from the city out in his rural re- treat—out from the red glare of brick, the dusty and Stony pavement, the eternal noise, clatter aud bustle of erowds, omnibises and the city, and acgembled, uncer the peaceta! and historic shadow of Fort Georgo, amoug the most delightful of suburban villas. It was Mhis desire that every one should enjoy Limself in a roa- sonsole manner, and for thut cardinal reason he had faken sn interest ip education, without which there gan be no rational enjoyment and no true progress. He concluded by promceing the health of Mr, Randall, fo which that gentleman replied, with his usual modesty i good tasie, in characteristic manner. Mr, Gerard's th being drank also called forth a few words of inter. at and clo) .ence from him, in which he reverted to his @ariier days on the banks of the Hudson, opposite Fort Washing!o:, and from whence he called back many plea- gant and affecting treasures ‘rom his exhaustless casket of memory. Mr, O'Geger’s health called forth a simple Conversational ackno@ledyment from that gentiemaa, ‘whose shining abitities are still geimed by a constant wer of wit hb, ander sreh judicious control, ren- him a ing rable componont part of society. Several othe is were drank, including the health of many of the gonsicmen present, Among thse who responded were Mr, Thorpas Boese, @he able and eryerieneed Cierk of the Board of Edvca- tion, who furni=hed some interesting educational statis- ios, and Mr vhwackhamer, who traced the progress of public education in the city and the reasons why be always took an capecia! interest in that subject, Several communications were received from the Comp- troller and Board of Councilmen, and properly upon, The Board adjourned till next Monday. Anniversary of the Cglored Home. ‘Tho Twentieth anniversary of the Colored Home was celebrated at that institution on Sixty-fifth street, near First avenue, yestorday afternoon, the exercises com- mencing at two o'clock. The Rev. Mr, Joslyn presided. ‘The exercises consisted of reading the Scriptures, sing- ing‘and prayer, after which Mr. ©. W. Chester, chairman of the Auditing Committee, read the annual report. From this report it would appear that the Home is much in need of funda to meet the increasing expenses of the institution, and, with a view of securing ald, an ‘appeal has been made by the managers to the citizens generally to contrtbute for the support of those friend- ena oreatures who are entirely dependent on public charity, ‘The’ institution was incorporated in 1845, and since that time twelve thousand ras have been furnished with ahome. Every ward in the female department is visited every day by the matron, and the malo depart- ment is visited every day in like manner by the male attendanta. . After the reading of the report a collection was taken we when short addresses were made by the Rev. J. D. eile, Rev. 9. T. Jones, Rev. 0. W. Bol Lagi ty xe FJ. ich t and was at ber girth as ; but, bofore he reached the’ heat in 2:29, When these short but pleasant formalities, or, more mn 5 oF " ‘ Third Heat.—Ver few offers wore made to bet odds | Peck and Rev. J. B. Wakely, after whic 1 doxology Fee ee ae so noniag pavioe, ware they were | op the mare, and Ar eed or Bouier tape to think | was tung and ihe benediction was pronounced. Hy the entertained by the handgume and accomplished ngh- that big chances of winning were Improving. The | Rev. Thomas Macfarlan, chaplain of the institution. tere of Mr. Perkins by singing, which they accoinpa- horses bad a level sfirt, and went around the turn as A large number of colored people had assembled in the ied quite artistically with music on the Pianoforte. steady as could be, the mare Lacan half q length; but | grounds adjacent to the inetitution, an uumerous St Wuuth tha sheen of crening began vo remind the | 2% SMe passed the quarter polo sho was only & neck in | wore crected for the sale of refreshravats, around which eompany that u ght would goon enfold them in hor sable front of the gelding. Down the backstretch the contest | the sons and daughters of Africe assembled in large num~ ‘go ls, and (hat however bright or pleasant the soene was, | “88 intensely oxciting. They were side and side all tho | bers to slake their thirst at the various fountains of Diko aii other earthly things, 1t oe notendure. Nevor | W#y down to the turn, when, as they passed the balf- lomonade and soda water, which tlowed in the most pro- Time passes vo swiftly as when his way lice among inile pole, Butler's head was visible in 1. Time, 1:13, | fase manner during the afternoon. In fact, the anniver- sary rerolved itself into a mazamoth picnic, and the gal- lantry displayed by tho male portion of the assembly would compare favorably with any similar gathcring of white trash, while the ladies outshone in gaudy finery their white sisters of the shoddy lon, who ape the manners of ladies, notwithstanding that the ess’s ears are quite visible through the lion’s skin. They all seemed to fully appreciate the importance of their post- tion, and conducted themselves with marked decorum and propriety. The festivities were kept tos late ‘The contest continued wp the- three-quarter strotch, Butler outtrotting the mare, and getting away inch by toch, until near the three-quarter pole, when, a length ahead, he broke up, and while on the rn crowed the track and took the le from the Bashaw was now com} to take the id as she came on the homestretch was ths behind, Ske gained rapidly on Butlor up the homertreich; but, notwithstanding that he broke a second time, she could not overtake him, and he won wors, Again the wheels of the vehicles revolve, a fow dshakings, good-bys, be sure and come back svons, &c., aud we prose of lile was again upon us, Dodication of a Hebrew Free School. The first Hebrew froe echool ever estabilshed in this ‘ity was dodicated yesterday afternoon, with imposing @eremonies, ut the uew edifice which has beey selected Dy the committee, Nd. 36 avenue C, near Fourth sireet. | the heat by th, in 2:28, A discussion then ensued | hour, end everyting: Paaged off very pleasantly. Mr. M.S. Coben, the President of the assoolation, axder | 9%) ae cen gpeine el arse ener ernie wom (ee a, me , tnaatated tpare mething for Firemen. ‘Whose auspices the school has been eztablished, presided, | entitied Wo ihe heat, and that Butler should be distanced A WAN TEN MINCTES IN A ¥IKRY FURNACE. for crossing the track and taking the pole on a run; but the other two judres could not soo it in that light, apd gnve the heat to Butler, with “no blame attached to the divep? The decision suited the backers of Butler, but condemned by the majoity of the unlatorcsied spectators. Poursh Heat.—Five hundred to four hundred was freely staked on the mare. With an even start the horses got away fram the score, Butler on the inside, and bo led a around the turn, and was nearly balf alength ahead the quarter pole in thirty-seven seconds. He out- footed the mare part of the way down the backstretch, ‘and was a length abead at one time, but at the bali-mile snd x lurge number of prominent Israelites, patrons of the new institution, were present, among whom we moticed the following:—Dr. Raphall, 8 M. Isaacs, J. Kramer, Mr. Steruberger, J. J. Lyons, Rev. Wm. Hoff. man, and the prosiients and trustees of several Hebrew eougregations, 0 exereises consisted of the performance of the Mincha service, by Rev. Dr. Hollman; singing of a Ger man hymn by the choir, after, which prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Raphail. ‘The use of eubsuarine armor has bean successful, and at the presont day a mag can go to the bottom of. the deep, remain there as long as he oan endure the effects of the cold, breathe freely, walk about, pick up beavy woights, or perform other needed labor, and then return to the surface without having sustained any particular inconvenicuce. But it remained for those of the present age of improvement to produce an armor which braves the stifling smoke and flames of a conflagration, and ena- blos its wearer to enter an apartment where tho at- mosphere, to the unprotected, would altaost fastantly 1n- " a 1e—t —she was within hal tu The chairinan of the Building Comméttee then deliv. | fra sone Oo terecapacter half a length of | Guce sulfocation. This has been accomplished, strange ered @p tho keys of the school house to the President, } lured him Shi carried him to a brew ‘They swung on the | # the statement may eeor. ‘An exhibition took place yesterday afternoon, at the Westchester Exchangs, at ihe corner of Bowery and Broome street, which was witnessed by a number of ex- jenced firemen and other gentlemen, and which woald in another age of the world have been called a miracle or the work of an cuchautment, The apparatus use@—moat readily described ax an air-tight india-rubber bag, flied with air, furnished with slecves and straps by which ‘0 | fasten it to a man's shoulders, and connected with which by an elastic tube was a helmet, or mask, with through which the wearer could #ee—-was upon the table homestretch head and head, and the came almost wild with delight at the closeness of the struxyle. Coming up the strech the mare pressed the gelding again & break and then got the lead, and in the en- deavor to overtake her Butier broke up three times be- fore he reached the score, The mare won the heat and race in 2:1 4. The Hovoken Couree presente an attractive bill for this afternoop. Lady ‘Thorn, Frank Vernam and Stonewall Jackson trot for & purse; after which there will be a run- uing race for a puree, which cloeed with four entries, efter which that officer delivered a lengthy address, ex- plaining the object of establishing such sehools—the Bevelit of he ahidven ef Jewieh paionts in this country. Ho said that several educational institutions had at varl- @us times beon started by individual congregations for their own membors, or thove whe could aiford to pay for tuition, and some few who were unable to pay were ad mitied gralis,; but eash of Uueurhad failed to receive that Support whieh institutions of this kind require. Bithar frown hortility to the Institution or some misunderstand bere pawdyanteenygh nagar, meer ariae eg tng emeng <s sentiden, Se viies ceneies, Tyas to Be Bacco Bait. fey, HB. Willmarth, Vice Preektont of the Arclic. Fire abunduped. But siace ten euidleleut eixcumsances bave | THR GRAND MATCH IN BROOKLYN—ATHLETIO VB. | ani'Iuiand Insuraace’ Company, a representation of the convince the community that inetitations alar kind are wanting for (he proper training generation of Lsractives, whose education has soted in many respects; some by inavlity to ent others by an oversight that such institutions were got known among the Hebrews of this part’ of the world, A short tine ago thoy were awakened frow their Jetharcy, on fiuding that their children were receiving tretructio their own beautiful and native language Grom apovtates from their own faith, and unbelievers in their doctrines, under the ploa of amoliorating their con- ition, and trying under the garb of churily to poison the young minds of their children, ia order to seduce them from their trae God. This it was which aroused several of Lhe presidents of the various congregations aud exited for their action ip thie mati Aftor mature de- Mderation they formed this wacociation for the establish. ment.of Hebrew free schools, as well as for the various Branches of Knylish, vnd other useful studies, as ianght it THe common free achovuls of this city, iuorder that those ‘who come hore from those sobools toaeqnire their Hobrew studies may vot iowe what they have learued ou the e@entrary, advance; and those who commence bere, when Gey leave, can continue their studies m the common eahoois, po that a uniform course of tuition i9 pursued; fer tp (hat no improvement can be made, as its syeter RESOLUTE—ANOTHER SPLENDID GAME—THE PHILADELPHIANS AGAIN VICTORIOUS, BTC. The most numerous assemblage yet seen ata match thie seseon in Brooklyn were gathered on and around the Union Bali grounds, Williamsburg, yesterday, the occasion being the grand match between the Philadelphia club and the Resolute, of Brooklyn, announced to take place in yesterday's Henaup. There could not have ‘been leas than from four to five thousand spectators pre- sent—among them a numerous delegation of the beau- teoua fair ones of the Kastern district, considerable iuterest being created in regard to the contest from the fact that the Brooklyn club had prepared a new nine expressly to meet the conquering Philadelphians. ‘The wrather wea oxceedingly propitious for the mateh, and agthe wind was in favor of the batting, it was ex- pected that that would be the feature of the match; and it was, the game being one of the Moert displays of Datting ever geen on the grounds, The game opened in City Insurance Company, and a’number of other partios from other insurance companies; hief Engineer Uriah P. Harris, of the Chicago Fire Department, and several prominent New York and Boston firemen, ‘The coutrivance to be tested is said to have been the invention of a country clergyman of Massachusetts, and has already been patented, but only recently brought into public notice, At alittle before three P. M. « young man, Thomas P. Bragley, of Engine bony og 4 No. 4, Boston, was bar- nessed into the armor, the helmet secured to his face, and without further preparation he boldly entered a vault previously prepared for him. A fire had been kin- dled in the small, airtight spartment, by the use of a Nberal quantity of sulphur and other combustible materials, and a number of the lewmen went im before Mr. Bragley and tested ite genuineness. ‘They did not remain long, but came out, saying it too strongly resembled the descriptions they had read of purgatorial heat to please them, When Mr. Bragley had entered the door of the vault was Armly cl Afier remaining in the flery furnace for about ten minutes the qouns, man came out. His pure remained natural, there au & slight tendency of blood to the brain, and the sar- face of his skin was above normal But these not to be wondered at; for the fire kindled in ra foot, and has beon tried and oven oopiod ia fore); @munner very favorable for the Brooklyn club, but it | things are Seger oc 826 snows Gav neadattig of surtionion: waa not not long before it became evident to thos’ expe. | the room had raged wutll there were fear entertained ‘am this principle he citod the fact that in this city Fionsed th thee game thet the Philsdelphiane wire WEL Tey rg ee ‘Shere aro moro than fifty thousand Israalites, who beve | altogether the stroncest of the contesting pariies, aud | Coo ine it armed with a. gallon measure of though the efforts of the Resolutes led to 4 very credita- ou thelr part, both in regard to batting as well , thelr adversaries were found to be above the mer it. im tho total acores of the match—the 14—doee not by eny means ree of skill manifested in iMt within a few yenry twenty magnifico bt synrgoxues, tale and orphan asylums. He said, in conetvrton, f rand ask the assistance and oo operat op of ali the cun- None and vogieties in this city to assist im keeping and supporting this and similar schools, by using iF influence in obtalulng subscribers and dowations, in an scon a8 possible, to eularge the sphere of use- -— thie srrciation, By the exabtichmnest of aaey the two departinenis of the gaune, the Rewlutes really or by adding more talent tiew | equalling their opponents in man: in bat. of readying the modern languages, literature, fine arts or | ting and feiding. But the sopenaniey of the Athletics’ 1, afternoon musio—in short, anything that may tend tw enlighten, | pitching did the deed in this contest, Gilled with heated air and sulphui that no un ‘sh or adorn Une minds of the youny, tui them to | At the close of the game the Resolute elub and their | Prutected person gould have endured to remala in for ene —— good, moral and uveful eitizons, bright orna- | guurte were tothe Maison Dorée, where an e! paper Come he tarried there fully ten minutes with- ‘ments of society, an honor to our peuple, and credit to | gant cofintion wan prepared for them, and daring the | out aul any personal inconvenience worthy of mea- ihe Hebrew free sobovis, Tho Premdent, after conclading his ‘seeneg ee let. from Corptroiter Brennan, City Inspector Boole and yer Guether, exprossiag thelr regret a@t not being able fo be prevent at tho dedication, but oifering thoir hearty so-operation in the enterprise. Dr, Bergeman, on bo- faalf of the Mayor, addsersod the andionce in German, ‘hich our ropurter, sot boing versod in that language, evening an exceeding social and enjoyable time was had. The Philadelphians piay their last gaine to-day at Bobo. ken, their opponents being the celebrated Gotham Club, The reception given the Pliladelphinns by the Kesolutes is thus far she bew of any, The Gotharn eommittes are to moet them at their hotel at oue P. M. to-day and a epraam We appoad the score the matoh :-— News from San Franciseo. ° © BTRIKING OIL IN CALIFORNIA. San Faanctsoo, June 12, 1866, ‘The first oi! well has been opened in Humboldt county, at tho dopth of eighty feet. The flow is small—say swan wnoble to report ATLUBTIO. rn CTR twelve barrele a day—bat the parties interested believe it Rev. 8. M. Isaacs pod Rev Lb Sternberger nleo deliv. Players. z. addrrnea, and the exercises were concluded by the Kicinfeidor, e, 4 will (acrease rapidly aa they proceed deeper, Humboldt 4 county is in the extreme northern part of the State, abymn. The mont will go into operstion at on ‘mcprive promives lo boa very succossful Passengers Snti: emeewenes SB! eonecounenD Sl ecwmcosve® aetnsclsdtutpnttaiadiediscl adi Derkenstock, 1 Lirvenroor—Steamahip Teonsylvania—Me heat w Cmlted Kates Gines Manafacturors’ Ase | Laengene, & s. H Murray, ae? Saugus, Ti teesor WB Degas me soctation. Sanh, 3. : Githert, Mind MC x, Mra JB Forler, 3 Peingeion trow the principal glass factories in the Ode, \ FT Bane ot Wm maak eigen, Jove 4 Tare,’ Caived Stare have been in convention at the Artor = Rope: Dy Raatthy Mr fe Wk Palitps, hoe Monve for the tant teo dayn Yoxtorday the New York hon w Jone Muy fax sranch, comprising Moora Saville, Baylie, Harrison and B.A. bth, Oh, 7, Bm, Om. Motan | SoOMPe Maxie’ re ene’ Cont he Pigemasd 508 Theory, having proviowiy chartered the William War. #144278 20 | lacy, WS Miner, end obit; ¢ jay and id | ton, invited the de'ogaten co accompany thom on aa | Rewiite... 40 1 8 BO 8 2 kM | Sales mee ney Uae Murrey Fay exoursion wp the river The ronglinean of the water pre | yourh Heusen vud Hedman, Tine of gaiue, tne hove Havana amp Vaas, Cray -fieamsn'p Manhattan Jo%p vented them proceeding towards the Fiebing Hanks, am | and Wbiety aiuuien Fly catches—Athieuv, 12; Reso ro Caan, Drege Silla Ga ciey WA cent, they had intended; ‘hat a trip towards Wost Point fully } bate, 1k it * Madame bionar topaid the Iyavea from the’ didoreat pare |, A3 the Asblotie Club deine to tako their departnee for je ond Marie blensrd, Victor Drag an of the covntry for the tre they ax |. | home at seven o'clock P. M., the game with the Gotbane ; Francois Cunat, Miss Marie Crovall ¥; Oued paced in corning to Now York. The party wirrted from | Will begiu, by particular request, at two o'clock Mecitely. ie Thos J P Nelson, Monsieur seoreta he Astor Bouse ab eleven A. M., Sud proceeded to the a ee ate rast ,, wel aeamer, at the foot of Day streets = Meny of ti om yee Died, ed lose Marie 4 newer wither the beauties of the m o 5, of consumption, Tomas Valle, Pierre, prestye,, Gai oane n, sod ihe Voyage ap the Fiver proved a wource uf | Prine, in the 236 y nwo, anlvm, Oran omen p Sumi ning, Fonuine snjoyrant to them, On the arrival of Uh» ys The relatives aud nily are roepecttully | petainge Moneaee ee or oy st Waet Point they lauded aad axaminet the invitod to attend the t | Ren tagageadalicco, Jarnes Pilnt, F itey vain. afore (vt fuefauned Academy for the you two o'elock, fromm bi ent P Keotopork, stausiso Urugueh, Thee J tou i military tation. Mreot, thence to Calvary Cometery. Bur Spank Deberee—ané others tw ibe ateerage. were viewed by Donavax.—On Thuvcedd 4-Hteamship Kepub'tc—§ ifunt ton, WH ich our ¢ & nati L Del’ lele, Ming A Del Ine sod ged 46, ‘Th ¥ 8 Fergus, ‘Theqpbitus Neah, ‘Loftoany Win sewbiltay Jae Short, Augustin Coubin, Geo Careiah, Phos Emer Jet Geo F Hadiey, N Cainybell, DG Bushnell and wife, Dovel, wife and ghd; ays Alea Kdwarce-end others in poitiiary commander tw ante; b he wl August Maye @ idence, No. 8h Pike {past wo o’ciouk. ‘and arrested them on the spot. They were remanded for NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY; JUNE 16, 1860 Court of General Sessions. CONVICTION OF HIGHWAY ROBBERS AND COUNTER- PRITERS. ‘There was a large sumber of cases disposed of yester- day in the General Sessions. Charles Williams, alias Adams, was convicted of picking the pocket of George H. Sweet of a gold watch, on the 18th of May, whilo riding im a Broadway stage. He was remanded for sentence. Peter Kavanagh and James Tracy, jointly indicted for robbery, were acquitted of the charge, Peter Mulligan, the complainant, stating that he could not recognize the men. He positively swore before the poiloe magistrate that Kavanagh was the person who took thirty-five dol- lars from his pocket. The Recorder ordered him to be committed, and directed that the testimony be sent to the Grand Jury to find an indictment for perjury. Mary Ann Taylor was convicted of stealing ninety dol- lars from William Sharples, at No. 960 Third avenue, on the 14th of May.. Sho was sent to the Fenitentiary for one year. Job Skivi indicted for robbery, pleaded guilty to grand larceny it stoaling a silver watch and two chains anes ) muanter. from the chains and was Burk Atlantic (Rus), eldhusen, Bremen, 40 days, with mai to doe and TS Pat eantn thoreaserny, Hooper, Bortn Crus, 28 ter, Gui wnat lot 29 45, lon 7 Ja: nth, a ae = molaseca 13th toat, 89h Fae 80 wallow ¢ Henlopen, spoke sche Ben, from'Philod'phta f New Orleans. pirig Aniecilo (of Londonierry, NS), McClellan, Arroyo, fava, with sugar, to HJ & © A Dewolt. . Brig WoT Harris (ot Windsor, NS), Card, East Barbor, 12 days, with alt. to DR Dewoit & € Brig’s ‘A Pierce (of Granvilie, NS), Delp, Cardenas, 1¢ aya, sith sugar, to master. Brig Neva ef Wxeniasport), Talbot, Cienfuegos, 25 days, — et Chay bri Brig Chieftain ( 8, with $311 | WIth Sugar. to Bim . ‘csi rig Annle (of Liverpaol, Ws), Innes, Trinidad, 17 days, heeneses - 84h | with Sugir and molasses. 10.0 ‘heelys fit & Co. —— | Brig Coster, Green, Piitadelphia for Boston Brig F immings, Lunt, Philadelphia for Boston, Whittaker Goole Addison, 10 daye, wih Ternber, from William Springer, No. 188 Broome street, on the By CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PANAM. Hol: 9 & Murcay, — of May. "He was sent to tne Biale prison’ for five Omnos oF Parag "aninoa Coverare, wight Tavelnt (oF Barbados), Lowell, Olenfurgoa, 23° ym ears, ve Yous, Jano 10, 1985. ‘sugar. 10 master” <leorse Brady pleaded guilty to, burglary tn the third | 9. @, ouvmomms, Keg. greagure Sey’ Now York Linootn | "Schr Nvanan (he, “Achorn, Charlottetown, PEI, 12 days Tee, vi connecti mry ilson, en- lonument Fond, road wa} Potatoes and oote, to master, toe the dwelling house of Houry ¥. Vail, of No 7'West | Duan Sinci have the honor Uo forward the accompanying | " Schf Ann‘e Lewin, Siou), Port Boyak Boys. Thirty-first street, on the Ist inst., and stolen nearly six- . containing two hundred and ninety-soven doilire Schr Unrper, Coaimba, With ngion, NG 8 lwye, toon hundred doliars worth of ry, the mont of | sud thy conte, coln, received yosionsay per steuaer Cotte | gehrpiangade’ huraen: Menton Pages which was rocovorod. Having furni ies, Crom, Colonel ie eee, aie dacesaadeuers | GohrT Une, Garment Reckiogks if od valuable infor- petensto tho authorities, he was sent to the State prison ‘one year. year. Frauk Smith, indicted for highway robbery, pleqded guilty to grand larceny, baving stolen thiregeyoPielions iu money from Francis Leopold, on the 20th of Alay. He will be sentenced on Friday. Henry Archer was tried’ and convicted of a daring highway robbery. The complainant, Henry H. Waters, a resident of Newark, testitied that on thé night of the 26th of February, wile passing through Hast Houston stroct, he was attacked by eight men, and a valuable diamond pin, worth three hundred and fifty dollars, taken from him. He was then dragged into the drink- ing saloon of Lazarus (rare Friery committed mur- der three weeks before) and compelled to drink. He finally succeeded in forcing his way to the door, where- upon the prisoner, Archer, endeavi to prevent him from getting into the street. Mr, Waters extricated him- self from the prisoner, ran towards Broadway for an ofiicer, and in a few minutes returned to the saloon, where the prisoner was found, the rest of the party having made their escape. On being taken to the sta- tion house Archer said he had the pin, and would not give it up; the prisoner was searched, but the pin was notfound. It Sppeared from the testimony, however, that about a week after the robbery a policeman revoy- ered tho pin at 635 Broadway, As soon as the jury ren- dered a verdict of guilty the prisoner was arraigned for sentence, when the Re-order made some appropriate re- marks upon the notorious character of the feel men who ini the saloons in that locality. or was sentenced to the State prison for ten years, George Harris was also with robbery, in as- faulting Thomas Faulkner, 69 Franklin strect, on the ist of May, and steuling from him eleven dollars, The complainant was met in Canal atrest by three one of whom cougt him by the throat while the others took his money, He pursued the rol and caught Harris, who was taken into custody by officer Joyoe, pri- soner Lo eg guilty to grand larceny. pons Pema. Goodman and Charles Hanlin pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree, having, on the night of the 25th of May, entered the promisos of Nolson K. Adams, 70 and 72 Leonard street, and stolen two pieces of cloth worth two hundred dollars. Officer McCormick pursued sentence. ‘Augustus Radzingky and Josoph Keefe, indicted for forgery in the second dezreo—having attempted to pars @ counterfeit five doilar billon the Bank of Fishkili at a barroom in the Eighth avenue, on the 28th of May— pleaded guilty to the fourth grade of that offence, and were remanded for sentence. Henry Green, jointly indicted with Daniel Williams on ‘a similar charge, having én tho night or May 23 at- es ited. to pass a five dollar counterfeit bill on the bank ‘ansna. to the New Yori Lincoln Monument Fund, as with. Retarring you to the enclosed of the vant, To ram Nuw Yona Commer on Tuc New meeting of American citize the reosption of the news of Renol subscriptions of one doliar each for the urpuss of the ereetion of memory of Al United ‘states. ing result a and ninety-one from the citizens of that plice, lists of which Tenclore, sl sum of $23 whieh !t 1s deemed proper to add. bevy whien, sum of $297 Henry Smita, Eaq., Treas cetpt of your letter of tion of of Panama throtty McKee, towards the ou’ through him to We citizens of Panam: committee for this liberal contribution. be, air, very truly yours, Colonel A. BR, Moken, United behalf of th Lincoln monument fund, i have tue honor to acknowlecgo the receipt of your lettes of the Siat May last (txoush ent Smith, taining two hundred aad alne in coin, being the smonnt "anamne the re towards the erection of a monument in the city of in momory of Al aaea of Panaxna, through you, itizens of Pa thanks of the commitice and of, Aechanion” an traders! rson, Rockland. Sehr TW Tasin, Rove.’ Boston, Schr Augusta, Raynotd:, Boston, ngiGht Roxanna Burley, Phililps, New Bedford for Blizes port. Sehr EJ Seatt, Arnold, Pall River for Newburg. Schr Ait Brown, Purse, Providence, Sehr Carthavena, Wiliar, Bristol, Behr G W Whistler, Finuey, New ‘Taven, Schr PB Anderson. Clerk, Porttond, Ct. Solr Trident, Robinson. Rondont for Poston, chr Al'da, Baton, Rondowt for Providence, Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Provence, N BELOW. Lst here- eter of the chairman our chedient ser Y RattH Teeasucer. Consuiats Unirep Srates or Ameaca, Fanaa, aay Str 1010." Yor Lincoun commitive, I ain, very resy ia Monoaexr Foxp:— Gentixazx—The jollowing rosolution was* passed at o . held at (he Consulste, upon resident Lincola’s death Ved, That a commitice of five be sppoluted w receive aiding In Tmonuinent in the city of New Yors in ui Lincoln, the las President of tue Bark Thos Fletcher, LEP, - Steomships Pennsylvania, Republic, Manhatian, City ob Port au Prince. Wind at sunset S. chuirmat: of that committee I have to report the follow. ibgoripilons to the nuuber of one hundred ewe from the crew of the United Sutea joned st this port, but without alist. The id raived for firing salutes, Princeilaucons. The new pilot oat Charlotte Webb launched yesterday afternoon from the a Webb Rell at Greenpoint, <aurplis of a fun ‘The above ainoun's were partly patd ia the currency of thts converted into American gold, leaves tig whic! L have this day forwarded, in cart of so Walt etroet. Tau ree aan iiPaarvente 7 | Gramm Dezawans—The machinery and, farniture, of mite % amer elaware, from ton for Johns, ALEXANUEL McKEK, United States Vous, | ashore on St John’s Bar, will be saved; the vessel he Ornice ov tux Covumnia Fine Insonani 161 Beoapway, New You, J uirer Panama Railr rout pleasure in acknowledging the re this date, acvompauied by @ subscrip- $297 90, bevuE the amount subscribed by the citizens ir United Stitas Consul, Colonel A. Be 6 dollar Lincola monument fund. ‘ess to convey to Colonel alckes, and the thanks of the have the honor to wil! prove a totsl loss, Sour Our f sy asin tow of the nilot by May up to the ‘Yoodlands fron the northesst. with « stront eurrent setting to ig jum)ser laden, renorted yestery i tane, 1, was towed fram Cay hen the wind coming out fret Dean Six—l take southwerd, was obliced to Tet her go. She subsequent wont ashore night of [ith at Sqnan Ben ‘Arran ements Please have the f, the wreck. Scour FW Hiwg, from New Yor’, with wheat for Georges town, DO. burst her maingail 10h Inst. af Gane May, and put lato Lewes, Del, for repairs, und remained 12th, Whatemen, Sid from New Bedford Lith inst, barks Globe, and Anna. wan, Spoken, &e. Ship North American, from Liverpool for NYork, June 5 TPM Lot F108. ton 16 29, 1olark Christine, from Cabs for NYork, June 14 tab 38.50, jon 74.10, A . 1otsTh Lain, of Hoston, atenring SW, Juno 14, Int 88.605 Park Colerte, Clark, from New Orleans for Boston, June 8, lat 43 25 ton 77 14 Hasell. from Ctenfuegos for Pbiladadd tanto. ‘foun Balt wore for Demarara, June @ | Horeten Ports. t Anzcino, PR, June 3—In port brig Cignretts, for Baliimore i ort hip Agincourt (Ar), (Rr), Alexande: ‘ad eh TIMO, G. CHURCHILL, Treasurer. Ormor or He Convama Fire [nsunarce COMPAXY, } 161 Broapway, New Yo dune 10, 1665, e committees on the one dollar States Conaul, fanarne— t ‘Dear Stz—In .. treasurer, &c. eribed by the citizens of United States shi ow am the late Prwsident of the For this liberal contribution by the loyal igus agvept the warniest eur ale, youry Very Wruly, TIMO. G. CHURCHILL, Treasurer. ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS FROM * . Ft. Hamilton, Esq.) i off Watt, Insurance Guden N 8 By oblason By T. i. more, (Br), Fongers sni0, 7 John Kelly was char ed with stealing two hundred dol- | 280-4 P'AWoothouse, Rady, for dor nt others, Iars from Peter Carroll, the testimony of the complain- ‘Hundred and Beco i Liverroor, June 8—Adver. ant was 90 unreliable that the jury acquitted the accused | regiment N. G. 4. N.Y. Pugnot, Dally &Co....... id | Bt: Asia (4), for Boaton 10th; without leaving their seats. < by Col. A. Hamilton. Brevoort House, by Al- Sty of Dublin (#), for do loth; ; fe Aun Murphy, charged with forty-eight dollars ‘Arnold, Constabl bert Clark, sq... 65 Star of the West (skip), Perry, for NYork 10th: from Mary ¢ dhisore was also sound ase guilty, the evi- be enge of fie portenip John Bunsen, Ourvar fo nce 16 accused being he (Br) ‘ain, for 10; ‘james Riley, indioted. for stealing a horse and wagon i leipliny Mary R Rich, Carlton, f Aled with groceries, the property of Charles Mathews, 610 ith avenue, was uit the teatimony Saninetties peing the Inahsiad ne wee standing by whon another young man drove it away. The Grand J =, brought in a large number of indict- ments, and after the cases on the calendar were disposed of, the prisoners were arraigned, and their trials set down for next week. es ‘The Court remained in session till a late hour in order to finish the heavy calendar, The Strong CasemAnother Adjournment, SUPRRIOR COURT—PART 1. Before Judge Robertson. Juxa 15.—Another adjournment took place in this strongly contested case to-day, in consequence of the continued illness of Mr. Geery. Mr. McKeon, for the defendant, moved for a postpone- & ‘ON Bee. Pharm, River iron by Samuel Secor & Co.. Brevoort Market Insurance Co. By Ketehi y By Geo. D. Apthur & Co, A G. 8. Robbins & Co... tna Insurance Co. Win. Alien Butler, Jr. Tosurance C Moutauk Hi i adler and Patmos’ Spring, i ‘and Merriwa, Tncersoll, for Ne i, Smith, for Pordand, do; XC Wig Hawt “New Overs (cld Sihi; Veteran, Sno Philadelohia: Aquidneck, Bighy, for Boston: scht Star York, for Philadelphia, Maxeanitt.a, May 28-Std brig © B Allon, Boston. Port av Peinex, May 0—In port briga Afton (Br), and Kurea (Br), une, Provan, Jane Queenstown, June 2- non, Nvork for Liverpool oreo, June 10—Arr no Jaseino, Moy i—in pot Secor, Theotogios! Seminary, by Mr. Wenmal Smithd 7 Gia ache P D Bickford. Lonirr, NYork, Are steamship Clty of Dublin, Byw Insurance Co. 1 proceede: Maquet, Keating, NYork. bake Win fred Bo from f.dtimores i . from . Haliert, Crom Ji ton; Hermie, Clements, fro Iphia; cour Weat T dies (Swe), Soederquist, for Sand» took for orjers, Idg. Mh, brig Exeape (Rr). Adams, Sandy Hook. Sid Ith, Juntina, Walker, Baltims SUSE SPRESB. B BS te by L. Wel Mutual ite Co. Berlin & Jones, ve EBeq. tr “es ¥8 8 @ caceee BE “a. ‘i ‘Also th port hips Mongolta, Weston, from Lon dow, Seeman’ Inguannce 6 ding St denn ror Co nohes. da; Piskdes, Winal ‘wick, Willerup, from Bal low, for dy d nge Fire insurance hi ii mnore, wig; Wavelet, Osborn. from do do: M ix, from 1! om Raltimore, Chiton, Gay esas @ Se cgy ceed 56 Ey 06 ment of the hearing, in the absence of his associate, zy | vet, Mladelpota do. and produced a dosior's cortificese in support of his Wh | cairn Tm st bark Rebeces Goddard, Polleyay ‘The Court, addressing asked If {t would not be Ue] ip Ot ome, NH, June 12—Arr bark. Marte Bonry,, Frtaepy on iy tp eaten: aoe eaee oa ange 88 MO Nas 23-Sid bark Eugenie, Fletcher, Cibraltag Hable men, before whew evidence might be ‘taken, ‘and heer ore. stuck a QENibab, May 2110 port bark Rambler, for Nvork next by whomwn case might: Stan , Such @ course change, by J. Hi. Gour- je Amerienn Ports. ahead aprons anomie nme Working 2 ROSTON, June Are steamers Sian (ey, Torn. Mr. McKeon—Your Honor. we cannot consent to this, | By fille Chailler, 1.0, sans Tervey Dine, Atay ew SMe Tae Ne eater Wo desire to have the casv tried by a jury, and before Mi Rees Gove bs r bag we | Shamyn Topp tor bigs Cassia Gey tbe), Gai the public. Mrw, G. A. de Freitas. vif Columbia Fire Tuswrauce India: aches i Mr. Cram—Your Honor, this action 1a bro for the 855 We Eldridve, We purpose of securing the custody of the child ‘the par- Ff er ion ey who has been spirited fay Ash ita mother. Let the pieton 20 liv: Nile” Olive’ child be produced and wo abandon the case at once; but, | PI po) 2 Adame, Spoford, and’ Virgini Company G, untfl that is done the case must go on, as my client is wi ark; Corbulo, mn. ort Lt ‘The Court—Ip portant; but if the trial {s to be put this way, time after time, through the illness of one of the counsel, it can never be conciniied. Suppose that the counsel died, wonld there be no remedy for the plaintiffy There would De; and that remeay must be fied in the case of the continued {linegs of counsel, remedy would be the appointment of other counsel. ‘By consent the case was set down for Monday next, pth for SUPERION SSURT—PART 1. Before Judge MoCunn. June 1b.—Rodbinwn & Sanger vs. B. E. Mount ot al.— Thie was an acvus for damages, The plaintiff are importors and wholesais dealers in rijk goods and fine doing business at No. 87 Worth street, Thoy of these premisen, under }rase (t medicine fame. They last, the date of the GF es i ff iég i E j : i j 3 if He ge 2 i a £ E 3 i wl “Lam the regarreotion and the Itfo,"" the deep, solemn voice of the n blended with a Uhat conveyed the words of Christian feith and Aiter the rector's discourse the closing hymn was sung, frou Revelations, ita chapter, 9tu verse— Who are these in bright arra; Thin inners tana 4 Kowna the altar L.-J aod day Tuning thelr eiumpbant song? ‘Thin was song with polor by Mins ta may Aftor the concluding prayers the remains were piaced in the hearse, and, Icllowed a very long procession, taken to Loge | Grove Cemetery, whore the committal service was set and the benediction pronounced, There, ja the beaut ful grounds of Spring Grove, henceforth mado more bal. lowed than ever, rests all that waw mortal of the good and beloved Mra. Kigourney. Ko sleep the just and tho blest, “They rest frote their labors, and their works do follow them." Conrt Calendar—This Day. Sornaue Coort—Cioctr.—Part 1—Short causes. Nox 2366, 2570, 2143, 2981, 2280, 218i, Qube, ¥380, 1105, Part'?--Short canes, NOR 4162, 1778, 260, 2300." Nv hors on General Calondar—Now. 002, 690, 11/4, 1250, 1768, 1008, 1926, 1602, 1166, 1890, 704, 1422, 1402, 1did, 1008, Burnaur Courre-Sracias Term. —Nos, 185, 173. 4) Captain Rhodes and special detective Donnolly, of t Forty-third police precinet, yesterday arrested young maa named Charles Brown upon the charge of burglary, Some evenings since the residence of Captain George Martin, No. 85 East Baltic streot, was felonionsly entered by forcing open one of the rear parlor windows, and stosling therefrom a gold watch and chain, gold braceleis, other articles, in all valued at $700. The accured had residence, and doubtless, having taken a survey of the regiment de, from Matern Brooklyn City News, Elliot Cape Burcuan ARRESTED ax StoLex Goons RecovrRen.— Hey, Washington; Telegraph, 1ekerson, 1 bore AC Smail, ‘ Mosher, Liveryool; harks Advance, Gl oe Uri Nancy Locks, Remedi; Us Srisin, Uardonan, BALTIMORE, June 14—Are bark Adelaide, Bteh' Rio Jenetro: brig Waredile (Br, Brovsell, Oordenas. a brig Water Witch; Knight. St Tago: pohra Advance Gam Fortune Islnd: sohre Kelly, Bo-ton: Ol Hayward, Borbour, Ne port: Col Joues, Hii. NY Nangituek, Harrison, do: sloop Delaware. Gibbs. do nee June schr Wiliam MeVovb, Chipmamy ‘ork. HATH, June 18—Cld bork Engle, Webb, Worhineton. R, June 18—Arr schr Jolin D Gmilin, Gould Br nebr Joba Begley, N Yor: YORT, Sune 13, E Prescott) Ne oke River, Md; rehr & TT Cole Oty EW BY DVORD, June M4—Arr sobr Mary, ‘Puinen Ri |. Sid 1th, achra Repnhiie, Chase, New! York; Lath, orth, and J Steclzian, Nickerson, do; Ro 0, enamelled rings, studded with seven diamonds and four- teen pearl, silver spoons, linod with gold, and various GLaUcrs ld for afew days previous lodged at the house of one of his wife's relatives, which is next door to Mr. Martin's mises, laid his plans accordin. ty. ‘The premisrs were n, Stinson Proken into during the carly part of the evening while vie phy en | the family was absent.’ Brown having been seen about 4 Sion, Briguee ft there by the police, and belug under indictment for Vioaays: in, Lanta, tor Thitadciphis sane Id provions to Ist. ehip Tamerlane, Mobil PHILADELPHIA, June Ls Arr rclire Collyer, Tay Jor, NYork; Mary Fletcher, Traesy. do: Marguret Po: Fenton, Norwalk Cid bark Colnimbia, Roberts, SW Paaw) brigs Moree. Polo (Br), Ruburts, Porto Rico; Rainbow (Br) several previous robberies, he was at once suspocted and ents made for capture, He was treved to New York, and yesterday wes discovered in Chatham stroet, ‘The officers foliowed at rome distance in h« rear found in this honge, and every article was recovered. The watch being claimed by one of the male oecupants, be was also arrested, os were several other inmates, who will bo detained as witneases. Some time last winter Brown the Forty-ninih precinct police om the until he reached @ house of questionable repute Halifax; ach?a Wm Vaxon, Brower, New Orleans in. Roosevelt stroet, which he entersd. The ‘Aiken, Godtrgt. doy W 8 Thompson, ‘awarda, art officers, being close upon his heels, also entered ford: Golden Bay ., scotty Bodond: M Eovelt, Fentoy 7 se aad % J ‘and toox him into custody. ‘The stolen property was Berton: Minne i Migs ohne yan for Boston; schr) Jeane W iitinnn’ Morin, Poceliontaay ‘oouhontaa, Mai Helen P, Wma it Rowe, Jon on, all laden with coal for Easiern ports, went to'sea oral of robbing several houses in Herkimer streot, for ut which he was Being bailed by his fatber in the wh gh ved Sete sum of $1,500, he was released; but before the day act for “en e, Cid bet, the trial he left the city. The bail was forfeited, and hi, Hi laboring under the impression chat the mastor was set! led he returnod; but, instead of reforming, he resumed his ‘old occupation with tie result above stated, The accused will be brought before Justice Walsh to-day for examina A Brave Sarton,—On Wednesday afternoon a boy om- ployed in the wardroom of tho United States steamer Newbern, now lying at the deck tn Brooklyn, just at the moth of a largo sewer, fell from the pier into the water, ‘and but for the prompt action of a seaman on the New. om ne eee Co iea by'Be ite a Ge, 26 howerg (car a Rice's annthilator cures corns, bunions, toot, Daj mails, 0. 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