New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
!, Superintendent. Of the General Recruiting Ser

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vice.
Major T.w. Ledniun, Commissary of Subsistence
has charge Of purchasing supplies for East, North
and Atlantic seatoGd.
Surgeon Thomas g. Mower is Medical Purveyor
! for the Army.
Assistant Surgeon White is Assistant 10 the
Medical Purveyor, and Examining Surgeon Of Re-
cruts.
Officers on General and Special Recruiting Ser
rice-Brevet It. Lewis 8. Brsg Captain 80 In
fantryl Brevet Major Philip Kearny Captain ISL
Drsgoons); LIST 1t. Benjamin II. Arthur l'' ln'
fantry. :.
Major William D. Frazer Of Engineer Corps Is
on duty in this City. -. o,cur,.d
In the Medical Staff Of the army, since fne puOica
ton of the Official Army Register Tor tn,s yg1 ,
| A,,o,ntDenfs Assistant Surgeon Dawn ~ un
Msgy1der Of Va; William J. n. White oil ma;
RoSnav GIisan of Nd; Elisha Z. ngTorIny Oh
NY. c.ooon. s.rnal Rsr.
49, W Arlington NJ Ryer, William Il Ballard
Dsa,Is~Assistant Surgeon William E. Full
wood. at Macon, Geo. April II, 1885,
uu,r,. MoyEmEsrs.-Tke Continentals-Un.
der the command of Capt. John Darrow, and the
Caledonian Fusileers, Capt. Thomas w. McLeay,
both of the Cd Regiment have been invited 10 be
present at the commemoration Of the coming Ma
| tional Jubilee, at Bridgeport, by some one or more
of the military companies OF that place
| The Barter Blues-This company leave the CITY
at - O'Clock, H. on the 4tb, and proceed to Gran
bury, by Steamboat to South Amboy, thence by
railroad arriving by o'clock NJ. when they will
be received by the Cranbury Grenadien.
| The City Guard-Have, we believe, accom-
| plished their arrangements, 70 leave here BY the
Fell River route, for Boston vfG Newport, on Mon
day Ito day. Of course, they will not be home in
time to participate in the commemoration Of the
| National Jubilee.
n The Seventk Regiment-Willle leave by the Bay
| State line on an excursion on the afternoon OF the
! 9Th July for Boston ria Newport, and be absent
! until the 18th.
| LOST BY THE SwALLow-Corcner Ball, On FIN
day afternoon held an inquest the body OF Sarah
| Ellen Lawson, young girl between five and six
years of age, formerly residing with her friends In
! Wasbngtonst- New-York, whose body was lound
at Red Hook Point. 1t appeared that the untortu-
nate child was on board the steamer Swallow when
the recent accident occurred TO it. and the gIr IN
| her fright, jumped overheard and was lost. Yer
dct-"Accidental death"
DIED-From exposure to the sun, at the house
OF VIM Shires, l2s Sycamore-st Cincinnati, an old
gentleman, stranger in the city, giving bis name
as Charles Hamilton, from some part Of illinois,
bound for Poughkeepsie, N. Y. where he had two
sons and two daughters residing; the name OF one
Of bis sons was jeremiah. Any information re-
spectng his death can be obtained by addressing
VIM Shres at the above named location.
To THE CHARITABLY DIsPosED-We would call
the attention Of the chsritably disposed to person
by the name of James W. Fulton, No 9 Henryst
a relative Of the celebrated Fulton. He has been
confined to his bed for the last Is years; is penny
less and in want, and decidedly an object charity
CoLoRED ORPHAN AsYLUs.-The children be-
longing to this institution, now about one hundred
and seventy in number by the courtesy Of the Gov.
errors OF the Aims House Department are 10 hold
their annual picnic on Randall's Island on Tues
day. the I'd of July, The friends Of the Institution
and others DESTROYS of a pleasant excursion, will
be amply repaid by visit to the island at this time
FREE BArHs.-several boys have been fined re-
Gently for swimming off the docks. If those free
public bath houses that have been so long coming,
so often demanded and so greatly wished for had
been organized. the boys would not have been
compelled to incur the penalties of the law.
~ Engine Com aany No. 5, hes been invited
by the Fire Department of Bridgeport Conn. to
spepd the Fourth with them. The invitation has
been accepted.
CHIIF OF POLICE An important omission hav-
ing occurred in the following letter in Morning
EDITION Of Saturday we reprint it ia justice to the
| writer:
| To me Editor Of me Tribune.
SIR My having appeared In an Evening" paper as
applicant or candidate smong others pressing me
Mayor for nomination to the Common council Tor me
Office Of Chief OF Police desire respectfully to say not
only that at least have never pressed me msyof or nom
insion THAT am not now and never have been IN the
acceptance Of the term either applicant candidate for
the pl.ce referred oha have never proposed myself
nor authorized permitted any else TO present much
press my name upon The Mayors consideration for
nomination but the contrary have TO my friends and all
oihersinvarsby declared mat ! wssnot an spPhcant
Ii may be- improper 10 add that nave observed this
course view Of The office Of Chief Of Police not be-
cAufe | would not be pleased with the honor and dis
rcion conferred by the appointment nor for want Of con-
hoence however much Of vanity or presumption Ihsre 10
impiec) in my own sbiiy and experience properly and
well 10 discharge the duties involved yet from belief
that could upon formal application TO his Honor OBJ
tain the endorsement generally II those who have know
led e Of me personally acquainted with The
In which have performed the duties OF subordinate Office
in The Police department for number Of years. but be-
cause regard the powers trusts OF the Office VI Chief
infinitely TOO important 70 conhne the selection Of person
Of proper qualifications from among those only who them
selves apply for and solicit the appoinmeni ihough sup
ported by peliton-easly hsd-wiIh tbs signatures Of
"msry OF respectable citizens" Briefly, and for
myself have for The FIRST time say hat when
tine sppoint successor 10 Mr. Mael properly arrives
without any sgency OF action on my part shall be deter
mined TO ace me at the head OF that Bureau viii with
all The means and ability 10 my power faithfully perform The
duties imposed, while II smother Is selected, solely with
reference 10 capacity and experience will with every
true friend Of the Police be completely and entirely
sed the Interested person in out Of the depart
ment Respectfully, 5. Ii. STUART
u From the Police Returns of this morning
we gather the following items
FIRST Ward-Michael Flynn, assault and bat
terry; Henry Laurent, complainant. James Hickey,
same ofFense; VIM. Tagget, boy complainant
Peter Tracy, same otfensei officer Crawford, COM
plainant
John Ross, grand larceny, stealing sails; officer
Harper, complainant. Thomas Roberts, petit lar
ceny, stealing sl2 from GOteib eemam, complain
ant.
John Cunningham fell overheard at Pier No. 4,
n. h. and was got out by officer Maloney.
VIM. Broderick, charged with highway robbery