New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-28
CITY ITEMS.
TUESDAY July


TUESDAY, July p.
Hos. TBos Butler KIy6-This distinguished
Representative from Georgia arrived At the Astor
House this morning from h tour to Chicago and around
The Lakes We are grstfsd g. learn tina; be will remain
for some time in this City
EMIGRAS1s-On Sunday last there arrived az
the Quarantine lsC3 Storage passengers. OF these
1000 came from Great Britain and Ireland viz from
London l35 Liverpool ESQ Belf4st l93. sligo 10 from
Holland $50, viz from Antwerp 255. Amsterdam 49,
Rotterdam 50; from Hsvre France, 465
ARRIVALS OF BREADsTUFFs BY TIE HCDsoS
RrvER-The quantities received yesterday Monday a.
reported il detail in TIE Tribune were 1873 oos Of
Flour Abb bushels Of Wheat 1865 bis Corn Meal e
b5ls Of Beans, and 1924 bushels Of Corn.
THE DINER OF The Twenty SISTH" OF July
This festival Of our French fellow citizens will be al
tended at the Apollo Rooms Thursday evening next
~ Hyscinihe Peugne, will set as President and MM.
Leclere Victor Durand aud Lonat as Vice Presidents
/ THE JUDICIARY FUND rs TAMNASY HALL.-The
E1pres hears tina, the Tanmsny Genera Committee is
making an inquiry sbou, 500 which was placed Ia the
hands Of some Of ts members a fund raised By the
candidates for the Judicial vacancies The General
Committee il did finger any Of the fund snd
they rather anxious TO know what has become OF H.
MILITIA According to the Nil
tia law persos be required pay THE commute
ton unit; the districts Of the respective companies are
desgnsted by the proper authorities All persons subject
10 military duty duly enrolled hohdsi Of such enroll
uent and the lists pu, into the hands Of the Ward Col
lectors So don't trouble yourselves about the commu.
tston tax iii these requisites are complied with
Ezfa The Trustees oil the " ashington Monument
Association after giving the subject ample consideration
have decided adopt either Of the designs offered
thcm and consequently In the exercise Of the right
served by them in their advertisement withhold the pre-
MUM which they proposed TO award They have re-
solved however proceed forthwith, and take other
measures TO procure design for the Monument with
the hope Of succeeding in the effort TO obtain something
which will meet with the general approval of the public
DRowSED-A youth named Peter Morgan while
attempting to board the steamboat New Haven, lying at
The foot Of Nlntht yesterday accidentally e overheard
and drowned before any assistance could be rem
dered.
IN0UFsr.-Cor0ner Walters was cal ed this morn
ing hold an inquest At No. III Monroest the body
OF q stranger by the name Of G. X. Frost who committed
suicide last night by cutting his throat with razor. The
% have carried business In Dugan g. Philadelphia as
encrsver and lately been engaged teacher IN Port
Richmond, staten Island. Last evening between and
10 o'clock ne retired 20 his shortly after which
something was heard 10 fall the door and going up
stairs ascertain the tho deceased was found
naked the door with two deep gashes across biz throat
end each The Coroner had not finished
his investigation when the reporter Left.
SPECIAL SEssIoNs-A young Irish girl by the
OF Eliza Kelley, placed al the bar for having
q AH nrsFa
by means OF afe preences Il appeared from the EVIL
dence of Mr.. Wghtmsn of 2OJ Third avenue, that the
accused went % his and stated that she 10 the
employ OF Mrs English 81 the OF Seventeenth St
and Irving pscethst Mrs T. had sent her TO select for
herself some dresses Several accordingly shown
to her, from which she finally selected two worth 81
subject 20 the approval Of Mrs f. She took them, aud
almost Immediately returned and said that Mrs English
was much pleased with the dresses, but as Mr. J.. was
at home and Mrs. T. had nothing less than
gold piece which she did not want 10 change She would
prefer paying for the goods until Mr.. J. returned
which explanation was satisfactory 70 Mr. Wightman-
In the evening of the same day the accused called
obtained goods Of the value Of about 50 more and
In the course Of few days again called and stated
that Mr.. Englsh had not yet returned from the
country where he had gone 10 attend 10 sorne
business but that he would certainly return the
Saturday, (lasD when he would pay what she had had
and then wished TO obtain. An additional bill OF sew
cral dollars sold herbut In consequence OF suspi
cious movements of her own on leaving the store she
followed and arrested 10 answer the charge OF
obtaining goods by false pretences IL having been
tanned ,hs, she had been employed by Mrs Eng
sh authorized 10 obtain any goods on her account
Eliza accordingly sent for two months TO BLACK
wells Island Louisa Bryan, charged with stealing
sundry articles of jewory &c worth s., and pocket
book containing SIS, from Mary Ann Leroy OF No. -
Desbrossesst also with stealing pocket book contain
ing S. 10 bank notes belonging 10 sarah Governand al
Fulton Market found guilty in both cases. and sent
the Penitenary for twelve months being six months
for each offence. Peter flaming an old offender was
found guilty of stealing pair OF shoes worth 81 from
Thomas gus of No III Greenwich ~ and sent 20 the
penitentary for three months Barney Sheridan Tor
assault and battery Reuben Phillips with loaded
cane also sent 20 Backwefs Island for six months
90. The Court alter dsposng OF = few other cases OF
minor importance sdj burned until Friday.
POLICE-Thomas Wilson, alias James Camp
bell was yesterday arrested by officers Creger and War
Ing of the Seventeenth Ward, charged with stealing
s. - from the pocket OF Margaret King In OF the
BOwery stages He was locked up---.Ann Herman was
last night arrested by officer Thorn of the Eleventh
Ward charged with stealing gold bracelet worth $50
from Charles L. Wo0ey Ellen Mcbride arrested
by officers Mullins and Wits of the Fourth Ward.
charged with stealing chest of clothing worth Sl4.
from Jane Conover Stephen Root boy arrested
by officer Costigsn Of the Tenth Ward, charged with
stealing worth So from Bernard Primer on
sunday afternoon, trunk containing ladies parel and
jevery 70 the value of 500 belonging 10 Mr. kingsand
Of CsrmsnsviIle was stolen from wagon on Blooming
dale road. The thief escaped.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
CAMP MEETING The Long Island District Camp
Meeting will be held Al Farmn gdsle comencng August