New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

SAILING OF THE BALTIc.-The L. 5. NJ.
steamship Baltic, Capt CoMSToCK, sailed on Saturday
at noon for Liverpool, taking out 20 passengers and
100000 in specie. Among the passengers Mr.
j. :. Silsbee Bearer ofDispatches to England Rev.
f. Neville, New Orleans Gen. Francisco Armero,
Commander of the Cuban Navy Gen Ramon Acha
Havana and Mr.. Joshua T. Hobbs, Commissioner
to the Worlds Fair, from Indiana
u Rumor has it that splendid Fancy
Ball will be given. some day in August, at the Ham
ilon House, Narrows.
CooL.-The shipment of Ice from this
port during the month of June, amouated to $500
tuns- making total thus far i'll the year, OF 5s,isi
tuns
10. O. Fan Odd Fellows Lodge is
about being organized in Monlsania meeting OF
a the Odd Fellows in the village-who, ii is be-
li,yed number hundred strong-is to be held on
Thursday evening next, TO make arrangements for
applying for a charter
ORANGES AND LEMoNs.-The Italian
schooner Cortez Palermo, Captain Napoh, arrived
ON Saturday morning from Palermo. with three
thousand and eighty boxes oranges and lemons 10
Chamberlain & Robinson The great quantity OF
lemons used recently has entirely drained the mar
ket of the best quality and the poorest lemons have
been readily sold at the high price OF three cents
each.
A MOTLEY CRsw.-The ship " Rein
deer" which arrived on Saturday morning after
long voyage from Canton has the following variety
Of seamen. which will give an idea OF how crews are
made up nowadays Americans Frenchmen,
Cane de Verd Island, Azores Portugal, Italian,
I Spanard | Manila man, Engllshmen, | Irish
man, Scochman, mulato (Amerlcan), Sand
wich Island Indians, Chinese cook and steward,
Swede, Weshman.
Moonlight DANCE.--On "Wednesday
mex, the Wayne Chapter OF the Order of United
Americans will make grand picnic and cotillon
excurs on to Nyack in the steamer Oregon, together
with the double -decked barge Washington Shell
toms band Will furnish the music.
TYr OLD SwINpLE-The other day a
boy rejoicing in the cognomen OF Tom Thomas,
called a, the house OF Mr.. Hull IN Blrmingham-st.,
and said he was sent by son of Mr.. II for certain
clothing amounting 10 full suit The articles were
M, in his charge and he left OF course the son was
entirely ignorant of the affair until 1t was too lae-
The Young rogue is sud to have been prachcins late
~ at Green Point
NrnpERopS Assault About 10 o'clock
on SATURDAY evening disturbance took place IN a
norterhouSe in Forty-fourth-strect. near Second
avenue. between Patrick Rohil John Graham aud
Thomas McGIf, the latter of whom, II is alleged
seized an Ak and struck Graham twice with 1t, rac-
tuning his lower Jaw and breaking TWO of his RIBS
The injured man was taken TO the City Hospital and
s moi expected 10 recover. McGif was arrested and
IS now confined a, the Jefferson Market Prison. Ills
companion escaped
RrNoREp FATAL ACCIDENT Al THE
r,ys,,S fixLp.-It was reported on Saturday tRat
young lady was killed by falling ont OF the EieVa'
tor a, he Flysian fields Hoboken. The report is un
,rs as no accident Of the kind has there occurred
and Nc learn that since the erection OF the Elevaioi
no, the slightest accident has taken place IN connec-
ton with /.
Rlor IN THIRD large num-
her of Dir: carmen, employed IN Th,rd-av struck
for advance Of wages on Thursday last. On Friday
afternoon a body of them attacked party oil men
,s,o still continued To work, and considerable hgh'
,ook MACE but no serious wounds were inflicted
,,, .nai,itlralS received some scratches and black
.xes Two Of The ringloadors, named Martin Kennedy
- I.m,s Cavnor, were arrested and locked up to
answer the charge
F,up N pRING-STeEEI.-A window
c,,,o;., caneh, Ere Ia No Ia Spring-ssrse', al =
l Pm, Sa,a-iay Damage sigh