New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

From CAPE MAY.-BATHISG SCENES We make
the following extract from the Cape May correspond
ence of The Baltimore american:
"The bathing ground at eleven o'clock in the morn
ing resembles immense masquerade as 1t h difficult
to distng sh the males from the females so perfect is
the transformation made by the varlegated dresses.
Husbands scarcely recognize their wives wnen
they join them in the water, or children their parents;
the consequence is there ia general freedom from re-
strains and all participate IN the enjoyment with an
abandon that contributes greatly TO the enjoyment OF
the pleasures of the surf The ladies are mostly ae-
companied by gentlemen VINO steady them IN the
breakers though many Of them seem more able 10
stand the ocean udeno than their male companions
They generally the first IN the winter ald the last
TO leave it.
II witnessed Yesterday morning several sick per-
sons who were carried into the surf aud held IN the
arms Of their servants being apparently unable 70 stand
or walk. One old gentleman, suffering Win tnc
rheumatism, carrie0 down 10 the beach, accomPe-
MED by servant with spade in hand, who buried his
limbs in the salt sand, just inside OF the breakers,
where he lay for nearly an hour, with an umbrella
over his head being unable 10 stand the fury OF the
rushing waters. There were also number OF parents
al an early hour in the morning with inant children
whom thew took out in the surf in their arms aud the
little enes seemed 20 enjoy Il vastly. On the surf IN
front Of the Atlantic and Columbus there could not
have been less than three hundred children under nine
wears Of age rolling about on the beach inside Of the
breakers mostly dressed in red, green, or blue draw
eTs with ieunty straw hats, gaIy trimmed with red
flannel adding much to the interest Of the scene.'
HEgRY VI. TUCKER BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL.-This
deeply exciting trial. which has occupied two days Of
very active labor, was concluded tuesday after
noon. Messrs. Hazard and UpdIke, counsel for the
defendant did oil il was in the power Of counsel 70 do,
but found the testimony so strong againt him that
they could not entertain the thought of securing his
discharge free of suspicion. Such train of circum-
stances seldom unite ct point directly IN this
case and the links Of evidence 90 unbroken that
Justice Earle could do otherwise than TO retain
lin for trial before higher Court To be sure the
evidence Is all circunsanta, az tie at was done un-
observed by human eye yet this kind Of evidence,
when the q ain is unbroken proves the most c0nylnc-
inc 10 the mind II is hofrid thou Sht 10 entertain
that a son should attempt IN such shocking manner
10 take the life of father with the probability that
the came deadly instrument wOcl cause the death Of
a sister and FIVE other persons agaost whom be could
have entertained no feelings Of revenge 70 in ure
whom 10 motive whatsoever that could prompt the
act existed. Dir. Tucker will probably be confined in
the County jail until the September Term Of the Su-
pre1e Court, when he will have Jury trial.
Providence Tribune. July Is.
Communicable Governor, at the solicitation
Of the Judge the District Attorney and all the Jurors
In the case Lar c0mmuted the punishment of Michael
Hagan 10 Imprisonment in the Clinton Prison during
his natural ife Hagan was convicted in Orange Co.
Of the murder Of bis wife, on what appears 10 those
who have examined il very unsatisfactory evidence.
lie sentenced to be executed the 9Th Of August
next.
RETAEES.-Five Of the ten prisoners who escaped
from the Rochester Jail have been retaken. Three OF
them we're caught in the woods while cooking tur
key which they had stolen.
COMMISSIONER or PATENTs.-The President has ap.
pointed Judge Minot OF n III. Commissioner Of Pa
ents Id place OF Loren Z. Waldo, resigned.