New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

:, with his other baggage to the charge OF one OF the
hand. and had seen i, on the way up Csp DE uroo'
advised him 10 return with him Ncviork and per
han. they might get some clue it If was taken out OF
the ts- ou the passage which he doubted hr'ins AZ
yex York Mr. Bostwck found he had eii i al the City
Hotel
u Thomas Dryburrh Walker left his home in
,h. City on the 18th Sept last and has not been heard
Of since He IS Scoichman aged about 3,-is feet :
niche. high had T. " marked in blue ink on his arm
ANY information regarding him left at lie MabeTryst
will be received with thanks by hi. afflicted wife.
II A fellow named Oscar Decker was held to
bail for maxim. three assaults upon different persons
with hsi clubs carving knives sc.
~ Commodores Perry and Chauncey. Of the
Navy the City Hotel.
The POCKET EscRIroIRE Is the name of another
most ingenious article for sale by BRowS Co. ~ Fu
ton-st The advertisement which appears in another
column fully describes the article, and we have
amned certify the correctness Of that des
crpton The only deficiency discover IN the Box =
the Of musical instrument az an &C compani
rnent Perhaps however, the ingenious inventors may
have sufficient reasons for this omission
NEw BoAT-We notice that the arrival of the
Niagara at Rochester has created quite sensation The
Niagara commanded By Capt Child late OF the Oneida
which boat the Niagara replaces in the route from Lew
.sion to Ogdensbursh Capt Child : one Of the most
experienced captains the Lake and We trust the NJ
asara will be vel paironized by Lake travellers.
II The teachers and scholars Of the sunday
school attached the NJ Z. Church in Washington--t
started on pick nick excursion yesterday morning Ten
large omnibuses were filed with the joyous company.
\ man lately employed in the Navy Yard, eloped
the other day with young gir OF about T. He has
efi wife and Two children behind.
Samuel c. Felt, one OF the Brooklyn watch, was
fined - for needless severity citizen the night
Of the 81 inst.
Two thousand three hundred carriages visited the
Greenwood Cemetery last month.
~ Some one writing to the Editors of the Elk
press with reference gambling houses has pointed out
twelve in the city II he had prosecuted his inquiries
t-ie further he might have discovered we have no
doubt At least fifty within five minutes walk Of the PNk
Theatre where the unwary nightly taken IN and
done for 10 the extent of their WIN the
Police interfere with these places
That depends how they make up the game
Mosr INFAvous-On Sunday last two boys
large enough be men, melted two little lads
than u years who playmaies and noted for their
attachment each other enter the slaughter house OF
Mr. Thos Warner. North 81 street Willamsburgh, and
fight each other for the amusement Of the two large
scOundrels The contest continued until an immense
mob of idle and vicious boys collected. and until the
poor children covered with blood. dirt and
brooklyn Advertiser.
- We are informed that the New Police will
probably be put in operation Monday at least
the members shall have passed examination. Per
haps the whole force VIII not be ready II Il also under
stood that the Mayor and Mr. Maise in arranging the
districts have far possible divided them by straight
lines. that there may be little excuse for man no;
hearing disturbance though IL should be behind MS
back. We bespeak for the force fair trial We
all acknowledge the need OF Efficient police the Mayor
really have taken pains TO make this force
good the Common Council will submit o-betrer
than they desired-and though it comes from those po
tically opposed 10 nearly half the people see Hare
meyer iooo LEI us be msguanimous and help to carry
out the ordinance. Commercial.