New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18


DRIzzLT AID FG1zLE.--The cattle show OF femsle
equstrians at Hamilton Square yesterday fxzled out
in the drzzle Of rain and chilly that served
to keep both riders and visitors within doors; or at
any rate. away from the show grounds. The visitors
were few. aud riders fewer and the females too few
to make count Whether the sports Of the ring are
to be continued to-day, not " advised. From
appearances Yesterday should Judge that the thing
is not a good speculation. Whenever :" the cattle
show" whether Of horned beasts OF other animals,
is with, suppose the public viii be notified by
a striking of flags from the Third avenue cars, and
discontnuance of the advertisements that led people
all day Yesterday to suppose that the exhibition OF I'M
proved stock still in operation; but they found
when they entered the gate that they had been taken
in in double sense Of the word. Shall we ever have
cattle shows disconnected from the race course
The Board OF Aldermen adopted report last even
ing to open Reade street, 10 Chatham street, and
widen 1t % feet also to open Duane street to Chat
ham street and to widen and straghten it. The Board
concurred with the Councimeu to prohibit the storage
Of fire works in this city except in certain cases.
Tx SLAYER PAscHIrA.-James Lawrence De
Graw Clearance Clerk in the Custom House, has filed
Panchita on the ground that he gave the information
on which the seizure was made and is therefore enti
tied to what he GLAZING, under the statute.
The examination of Da Cunha, which was to have
gore on yesterday morning, postponed TIL today
OF O'Clock in consequence of the prpouers ilness
The examination of the supercargo OF the Panchta,
Masquta mo. Mosquito, the name has been hereto
fore pcl) TO take place before Commissioner Nor
ton to-day at ~ a. m.
Last evening the visitors to the Fair of the Institute
were entertained by lady with some Of those soul
stirring strains rendered immortal by Thomas Moore.
We understand she has been prevailed upon to repeat
then to day at haltpast twelve ana half-past six
GOV. CLARK IL CoURT.-IIis Excellcncy Myron IL.
CLARK, Governor of the Empire State, on Friday morn
ing took seat in the Court of Special Sessions with
the Hon. Judge Capron 1t is u novel and almost
unheart-of thing for Governor of tais great State to
make his appearance in the Tombs and soon rs the
fact became generally known that he was in Court the
spacious room was thronged 10 excess with persons,
all of whom were enger TO the honorable gentle
man. The Governor watched with deep interest the
trembling offenders they arragned at the bar
of Justice to be disposed Of their various oenses
merted.
MuIrARY.-In The TRIBUNE Of yesterday we
omitted TO mention that at the parade and review OF
the Seventh Regiment National Guard Col. Dur! co.
and the Fifty-fith Regiment M-jor lie Gal Governor
Clark was accompanied by Adjrtant-Geseral Pruyn
and Col Samuel c. Thompson. M4jor-Cieneral San
ford and staff waited on the Governor at the Laarge
House, and accompanied him daring the review.
RuxoRTD ARREST OF CARPEsTIER The FRFscH
ID u. Charle ann, fer hq
pal person implicated in the late frauds upon the
Northern Rair, al of France who fed TO this country
and has or some time managed to eIude the vigilance
of the authorities, was is reported, arrested yeser-
day. Stimulated BY the hope Of obtaining the 81 600
reward offered by Mr. August Belmont for his arrest,
officers have been in hot pursuit of him for two weeks
past following him coeely from place to place untl
yesterday, when if we are correctly informed, he was
arrested about ten miles back of Newburgh. II il
al-o rumored that the officers have information OF the
whereabouts of q trunk containing it is supposed,
large amount of the embe zzled funds All the parties
are now under arrest. To compass this result, the
Rohchilds have put forth the most strenuous oxer-
tons, sparing no pains nor expense
SEIZURE OF s. 600 WORTH OF WATCHES BIZ THE
crsrox.Horsr OFTrcERs-AS ADRoT THIET
FouEp.-When the Hamburg steamer Borusss ar
IL
House officers that one Of the passengers was in
nosse.sion OF box of watches worth 5000, which
were not entered On the manifest. This property was
placed in the mates room for safety until it could be
,ent 10 the public store Presently swelldressed young
fellow not a passenger, stopped by the gate
keeper and ntenogated TO the contents OF bulky
parcel which he was conveying away. Not satisfying
IN. ffical he was detained and examination made
The result was it was found that the stranger had
made free 10 break into the mates room, seal the
property ard attempt 70 cary It away tie was hand
ed over to the police who took csre Of him for the
present.
AccIDEsr-In lowering ssfe down stairs at No.
% Nassau street Friday morning the rope gave way
and il fel upon a coored man. crushing hi wr,st and
seliously injurng one Of his legs.
ARREST FOR GRAsD LARcEsY-Johsnua Fritz.
Gem al woman re.nr No e Cby,re arrested
vet, rdsy BY Ofeer KsSeny Of the Lower Police Court
;hsrged with seslnr beddifg elotans &C. 70 tn. ysue
liam eet. oriIon OF tse articles found on TIE pish
Of paw nbroksr Division street. where she bad Pedse
them The prooer taken beors Jasues Oso'fhe AA'
committed % ~-t examination
TEE LATE ALLEGED Arson The case OF rnn,p
Guigpsrr pcsI cha; ged with setting are u q. in
No IS A.et.s wh nisn; to s SS. Tyy,.5 Ss Tfscs vi
Le-- rs- r1an!Eed ole u esyhed tsst .hS'y
~ ice with isSteG c.;aIe Other two Per:a.
leave The eslAE With oHrainf nsa ~ .,oek he es.e /.
srcu'td has insurance Of sl''" on Ia ''
I'll On.
ro,c,,e R,sy Cgyck-Phlip Fitzpatrick a
r,n,-cursr i,rr on Greenwich .trse ws. sesisd ye
tsrday eb.Issd ~th forging the JAIL B.nt H. .ot ,s-
cbek 70 Charles Mist who pes.ntea a ne bans ana
9ovtr,d is eb1satsr Ih 5..p,s r. Ja..ss PI.adr,.u