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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

TIE rclou Doosd Mckay, tno so speaker O. Bo,eu,
ai,s for spse, bS ,o an bu,e 81 oss rre
cc's. ~ maicics ally attempting 70 force him INTO 'nsol
vepoy
Tor = Q. Tcrrin, who rsoompan ed co'crnor wsTkcr
N Bno'au has returned % hS homo a; BrooKyr.
rne CsBsppa a..ie ssJs ba, On the 9Th n July 60
Chwe vroie 20 General Cass Secretary Of State
l.Dg osi the general govern nsni address the Authorities
Tfesln. .ldieej tE enfezAemept O. he plbc noreyh
o. the taie OF Caio 20 ~heo tie 90 dsy OF ugus:.
erc CaGs rep.ed E. ar. Ereslp coua b. rouruei
II der lie veaty.
ya,hai hadoissy LEI! vornrs mo Ctr e. ar ksn.
AL the e.v aud military Authorities bsd assembled 9; toe
cay STATEN 10 bid I'm farewell Esforo leaving lse
BSTshs presented QUO thousand &c hundred Francs NE
peer ~ lnc Iowr.
fne RVpe & syYec,sd back q. scne me ctr Of SEP.
teuoey Nepsys' ne are being made Tor bis return All
isa diplomatic erT7s are soseeif m Eome, u the on
ceri or o, Corrt rayrovsl he rrerch Amessador,
seBcr Nm :he s7snifh s,sr sud n erger TIC repre-
ssn;a,iso ti the e,vsri,n government;
The Fac, an leave n a,eoce grained o eeuert Tcdtc
ben, vi al ufesoa. a. Kl,rgeni hss seen areueoe 81
hs desire, 70 pe= year Ahesn tne health Of SIC Gene
"a no orgsr 'nslhes iAT be has ooep recon meudsd |"
ren1a,n ttTne tine niger n I'd Climate
-ts eH Ossen OF tho TreBob panied by seoeral
Iums, CT suite, bss arrived ~ poveri Eos and, rom
Csltnd.
Hsrsb. PeiDler hs. Z ,en q vscnoS or vs.; . CO..
Nary, Of re frtnch archery.
vsr7 sse-,'ps s-sre preceded Ne 5er.-,u-s of re
A-chda,he,s ChsTtte ron Laeken. Belgluur. before
leaving the deieTnpci " pay farewell visit 10 The tomb
sent the church Of stsep sud hsyrF hsd the DOOR OF
he chapel which nain- The Iena az u Tie late Cccen
oytLcd, tuo Enclt 10 7rsyer.
Prince VILLAIN Of Hes.c phhpp,tel Bsrchfed !. abOul
10 marry Ii. Frl Of BAnsu dbOgbter o; he eclor Of
hera
TIC Trcr.h Acsdcmv ci zine lrs bar cIecsd u. Jo-f
troy % be g member, IN tre room OF me lsts ~ nuL
xcyorbccr has arrived IL PARA from sr. wa health
Ertiy improved
CarGsa! 90 .Bkosui. hr srrved in Paris from Rome
Tniors hss returned tpris RON bic ,rcvror ~
Bclriur and Germany.
General E,gnr Nsy ride do camp to ire Emperor sud
rour,h ION Of Narsbs Hey 5hers the tie Of Prince 10 Il
Mock The DIXIE i'chnsen, vho died Of the cholera
at eenpor durrr tso O mean ~sr, IN scn, oui tnis
! loupg man VII keep he rsierrsi'-
The rron soroc ,epreseni The sss O. the Stus
OF Lucden satisfactory. Tie sea baths have had
cseEt tiec. l9 health OF he majesty, snd there a
evtry reason 10 bopo for h.s speedy re- establishment
me ohess OF Cambridge cepied BY the pruoess
Vary her daughter hss arrived ~ 9oulosns iron Dover
her rc sl ohness travels under he name Of be Countess
| Of Cubocer
ARRIVALS.
rrorc fhsrsasfor- sesmshp soutssrrsNias Onvsrca
vich, q tovsrrevirh = BttDn Psrsons Jenkns,
w.oD mas lEohenbuTg, Jotu Stefsor, Elsos;, "
4 IDgrsAssp-s-dein NE steersss
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Movements or ocean steamer.
IRON yulOPl.


STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
Pm apHlrHiA-Fron Hcw York I'd arriving E.n
and New Csiesbs la From Rev 0rIeans A. Havana Isl
arriving ~ new York zsb.
EkvanA lch, Mobile llh From NohiiS 1i HAWAII
ssth arriving al New York 18th
ClnAvli-From New York lHh. arriving at s7tk.
And Ne~ Orleans 18Th Fro View Orleans tn, Hsvsns 1ons
Inriar CIrrFrona l7h arriving G. Esvans &c.
sS Nc "a Sans NH from Few Orleans Oh, Havana ST.
BIAos wAER,os-Fro,n York z7h syrives a. Havsn.
~ and New Orleans Sd Frem New Orleans lxh, havana
ltth arriving ri New Ycyk 18Th
1sAsEi From hsraAaoa stb and lHh due At Havana TN
fnc 5lst
WI the above Sunday the s.eauers w $40
on Monday, cJceps from New Orleans
TIE OVERLAND MAIL 20 INDIA AND CEMA.
he tooyrg may be @: Ts.un 70 hose having c'respon1
Tbe mail leaves Southampton IN and 3ah Of each
noah, nod
Arrives Gibraltar about ae yin and zs,h Of Same month
Aves a: Aes ISda aho1s hs lth Of and "a Of &C.
hwi,g onth.
Leaves chou. the same ard en- O. Oh c.
following nOon
Arys- Asen about The Eh 18th Of came and i0sh o.
Lab OF following month.
Leaves ASen stouih 10, ash rane and DAY Of ss
Indian NAVY steamer bombay about he ID 10 N
snd fSh 70 list OF the Following month
and steamer arrives at Pc'n Gale about no GA ar
IN and 20 70 9sd OF following month.
Leaves Psni lie fsAje for ruo Penang
Steamer has already arrived which takes the mail
Arrives a. Puo Penang about tie rh or ism and ss q
18th or foio~ Ing mouth
Arrives al Enxapors about the 18th ain
following month.
Leaves Singapore about l. hours rner arrival
xH1ves Eong Kong about the "a 3lA Sad SA son
ct following mouth
-~~(~,(-->>-r>~--o>~-
AIHASAo you ruv yoRH-.sls FAY.
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A NoroRiovs CorS-narrrKR Aruus-uD.- of.

NOTOhlOLb tOIETHhFEfTEF AEHueTHD.- V1l-
GERS ROon gck cts and Ese a.l night .-roin4 % Broad
way, be o- Th!fd, Jerry cowden, noiorioss eooner
'esicr, whose n,me synonym for viH,uy tnro3soou,
the West rpd souh. Cordcn 10 o. The s,t1te q
rcoupdre and though known 70 be IN lesgue with gang
~ cc ueTocrs ard 70 BIO ope srg himrt he s,s tenS
rally cd e.c.rc The lss affair n witch b.
,spyc-ed 10 be involved In This city thai Of s1aic,
nearly ear, age, tincc WHICH Tine he hv beer very
c1ie ana rcle.spg 70 lead an honesl Ire BE cen
tNrdtrs fcr moths past Al the Eouns Amer ca
H5fei 90 Broadway. but durog the lssi day
tnoust, from onrtsr susrciuv movements Of CordeD.
that he sgsln entsrg Hbout 10 enter upon bis old
busipe~ &c vas, Therefore cipeig watched, and ar.
Vested last evening no have men sO1et. me money
onnS uron b amounts " 81 500, ard 70 mostly Tho
Coz csl Bank OF kllne'on, Mary and, the bills beng
~ Inc deUominsisors q sbs fl0s, $50 6, ft0a and
t5tos his N worthless concern, and IL dihlcuN 70
tel whether tboie notes geoo or counter
fot, albeit incline 70 The lstr opinion fso tboy are
Dot crt iitGbe execution, ard not Cg % docev Ne
presumo Cowdeo expects 70 escspe the penalty Of the
beCsuse n biz no, holding cOunterfef money urJn col
vent ban. Of ssue bot he fact ~ hr bavins such an
smourt IN his pot'cssion, iogeser sb re tank note "a
Per 70 point concuivey 70 the fact ~ an steu "
90 bic par 20 perpcrse fiAui lpon 0e Community 81
means Of sJurious issues. number g; psee AL coun
torfeicrs Instruments found 10 Covdep's RON At
The YoaDs Ausrcs. -Ciacts'ta,i soa1b lssm, ~
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iHs o--1cit scuAnir ne apparatus o. Engps Gem
psny 20 o. Boboker, which VAS taken ic Ne- York for
repair, by order Of VI Tope tie Chef Engineer In vois
lion OF lie orders O. NJ Chan ,-lsn, member G. Tee
Common Council and obs the Comm itee or are
and water vas returned W Bob,seu on rdsy nlsh
-Scb oos1u lsT Fe number Of nreu en- n the dreren.
companies 'urucd ont IN unoru, bit Within; sppsratus
TO ective the machine Amer parldng mo streets All
housing tie sppastus, the ffemen repaired " The Ngr
son Boec Tor refresh entr a. which place sbey tered
70 several treechtg.
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4 YoCE0 LADY WORTH HAvNG.-Tne Fan
River C relates tho following incident "A horse which
mud been le by hts standing In the Of the
market, feeling Thirsty. started fo the pump FOR drink,
bu ns check rein would permit him Ssnd his neck
to the trough. yoarg lady whcm reooliec. TO have
Eeen before passing AZ the moment and observing his din
Gully promptly stepped forward unhiLched The ren aud
p1ssed On, as sne supposed unseen no viii wager q
years subscription tie a- that that young lady makes
.cme bsppy fellow . good wife A deed or kininee. is
always ocmmeDdsble though conferred upon nothing
rat A dnrph bess
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Pert Of New York, August %, lsS7.
ARRIVED.


seanship Sor,herrer. Roherscr Charleston ntso
AND passenger TO spoford Tleson Co On Thursday
passed sieaf hin Cshawba hence for Havana and New
Cre.ns an oG Frying Pan shc.. spoke bark Maria Nor
or, ape crg Lillian, bound - CT Lookout.
rne OF New YORK. ms,nsan FROM Esieyss ay
pfI.sBoed y heavy NE gse
Ship Thornton, Coins. LveyDoo Juy IT, With ndse
bs6 pssse pRers ta we'll Whlsrr Grion stu my. ks
10, Ion - spoke ssip Ao5 enc bkh ana
one dests CT hoard orr!ns the psaGAge.
BArh Palermo. lnRbaun Palermo Iuue a. Gibraltar
JAY IL with fruit &c and IA pass. ngers Chsnberair
tse.rs Co juy "A: AT s. 81 lon 10 e. spoke
boui OF sad for foston ~ days r. Marsees 18Th ks,
While reee fore toprs samuel Rurr boy fell FORE
overheard dead-e ward hsviaa hind slna
The has experienced Succession OF light westerly vinds
the entire rassage
Big AeaaiaS tvr> IoOshsr Windsor. Ns sdsyA win px-
ter 70 nastsr
Ir,g M.rg.ra Rr Hepssery. Harvey. NB. q s,ys. Van
stone, 70 p H-,ius Sons
Ryiz pensue'a s.cl-s. sbefisc 10 DAYS
Brig ieOniiBe BrAv tNAlAa dAya
z master
schy John E.,rs Eosersr Philadelphia for Bcse-
Scir T am Piinher. Caias- q daya
Schr " Cuyt,s johnson. Calais, kdsys.
kchr Harriet Neal Hanscnmn, Esstpov, etsyI
echr Yarmouth Phtpney, IN I'm.
tchr AdeiAice NicHereon. Ros.oR for Albany.
6icop Oregon, Bsocea. Providence
StaAnssr GeorseA Cr~-f Morley. Chsrieetp DAYS
cotton Ao u Cromwell Exper~nced heavy rS EAJee he
whole passage
Steamer TsS~Aye. C,pa~ Ph,~d~phia
Stss1ioT Pnicussa CGsamsn. New BEDFORD
Eeaner Wesohsser. CLARK ProvidenoA
Wind Gurng tie d:ysW.
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Weekly Report or Deaths.

IA tie city and ceunty Ct New York, from The 18th day Of
august 10 the SID day Of August, 1887.
stIss 1885, chirSz, si7 rns.ex, 1856 females, 8i6 col
cred pey,crs. 20.
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Bcr s. e. ro7r, OF Ysiror, VIZ sec e .rt IN.
EC W. Ccrt'y edge o. rspe equity
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rLbsr EI1sFoEcEsEsTs FoR CrTA-KEr.ArfoY OF
rElU 3 AID ETGLIrD-rEH EAYokE- TIE hssT
rteo1f,7os-Bow 70 TsIcE TIE rsIBp srArs
10 PEspECr spI "
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Topographic Marine Report
SOSTO9. Aug 2-AU sho s~s King Barker Liverpool.
Mcneil, from Manila.
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ucs ito The Board aud ther. is to be any fighting
{" I'm 90 deck"
.. Gov. OLIVE sad he believed Reynolds hsd been
discharged TO- nothing eise but because De took Al
active part in the Npeteenth Ward RepublcsT
meeting in which Mr.. Draper was denounced a. 8
traitor. lie vas in favor OF having Rey aolds re-
stored.
Gov. SsiTu w.shed the subject referred 20 the I've
neu bers composing the Republican and American
POTION Of the Board.
Gov. ANDERSON said the desire torretrenchrient to
lowing 30 econ after the Republican meeting Of the
Nine.ee nth Ward. locked very much like cllusion
between TIE President and Mr. Draper. He thought
the subject would require good deal Of invesg ation
it locked Is though Mr. Draper had something to DO
with it.
On INC ton Of Gov. DCGRo, Messrs. Smith, Oliver
A1derson, Pirkrey aud W. T. Piockney, were ap
potted the Committee 70 investigate the subject aud
report.
The resolution offered by Gov TOWNSEND at tn,
last meeting in reference to making an appropriation
to insure the publication Of 9 work by Dr. Sanger on
prostitution was taken up.
Gov. SMITH said the manuscript was very yOlumi
nous, amounting to about 800 pages. lie suggested
that il be referred TO the Committee Pententiary
with view Of having it cut down.
Gov. OLIVER was IN favor Of having the work pub
lished in full as it would undoubtedly become stan
daId work Of great value.
|, was finally referred TO Special Committee.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.
ks0aiains..........

A communication was received from Mr.. Keen,
Warden on Blackwells Island, reporting that on
Thursday last one Of the Keepers named Brainard
was stabbed by an old convict named Collins. Or
dered on file.
Tho following communication was received from
Mr.. Keen, Warden on Backwells Island;
c. GODFREY GuNTHER Your communication In refer
retrsnshmsnt and more sd system Of economy in
this Department Ia. been duly received and carefully noted
MI Smith, my very efficient clerk and myself
have &c to
that has been my ost serious study since entered upon
aud Wi.sou, being suspected oi esO.a ss,tt that
since have been here have very materially reduced the ex-
have !ons thought that saving might bs made BY abolish;
t sy ss S tint - & b 5ha.
seect when necessary would recommend dispensing wi,k
Of inmate. to require the appointment
additional ones aud in order to tine suggestion out
In recommending this know shall incur tile dsyles.ur. Of
members Of the Board, but the President demands
have thsr.oIe notified NJ Joseph Reynolds, Deputy
% III :Ssss y not 9.' Ken f. s
/ Nessrs. OLIVER SMITH, and others thought tina.
| this was political move aud tina. Mr.. Reynolds had
been removed for taking pant In the Nineteenth Ward
Republican meeting recently held, at which resolu'
tops were passed strongly denourcng Simeon Draper
for having resigned the office OF Police Commissioner
The reading Of a communication from Mr.. Reynolds,
asking to be reinstated and aso explaining his action
in the Nineteenth Ward Republican meeting TO whi;n
he attributed MS removal, Wa CoIcu iv p"t W.
ected to by Gov. TOWNSEND and one or two Others,
| 40 far as related 10 the Republican meeting.
Gov. SMITH was in favor of having the whole mat
ter laid before the Board lie believed that the die
missal was a movement OF aristocracy 10 put a9.n
man for daring to utter bis sentiments in regard to
the acts Of public man. 1t WAS not democratic.
Gov. TOWNSEND, in the course Of his reply to the
remarks of the last speaker, said he believed Gov
Smith was the only aristocrst in the Board, and the
gentleman TO his left Gov. Oliver was the "pink."
Gov. OLIVER who mistook the word pink" fol
pmpl said he beloved Gov Townsend was insincere
| IN his remarks.
Gov. TowEsrgD (rising from his chair under con
siderable exctement-I call the gentleman to order
viii hold you personally responsible il you apply the
word "insincere" to me. SIT down, Sir; sit down.
Gov. OLIVER remarked that he was opposed Ia
dueline but that he should speak without fear OF
| favor. even IL he should be held rssponsibls-"
] Gov. Duero-I an opposed to Introducing Pe
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.
BOARD OF HrALrH.-There being 70 quorum yes-
terday afternoon, the Board adjourned 10 Friday.

EMprzzLEMESr NJ DRY GooDs CLERH.-A dry
goods clerk in the employment Of o. T. Bennett, Ne.
I64 Grand street, named William Barton, was taken
before Justice Clary, yesterday, on charge Of en-
bezzlng goods. Various goods had been missed re-
Gently and Mr. Bennett set about to ascertain in what
manner they disappeared Some observations led him
to suspect Barton who had been in his employ but
few days, and close watch kept upon his move.
nents and resulted In his being detected in carrying
on regular system OF parloining valuable goods.
Barton would secrete piece of silk other goods
under his coat and retiring to the clubhouse, would
wrap them around his body, under his wearing sp-
pare. When arrested by officer Thinksm, no very
Indignantly denied the charge, and upon piece Of
silk velvet being taken from under bis vest, he
claimed to have purchased it. Barton also denies
having shawl sesreted under his clothing, but upos
being searched his statement was found to be false
Goods were also found secreed in the bed at his board
ing house in South Fourth street. Justice Carry COM
uted the accused for examination.
GRAND LARcESY.-A man named Barney, residing
at Newtown was arrested at saloon in Grand street
on Monday afternoon, on charge Of stealing soous
$50 in gold coin from the residence OF German u
that place. The accused having been suspected o.
the theft, was followed to willismsburgh, where be
passed one Of the gold coins, which had been MARKED
BY the owner. He was taken into Queens County tor
examination.
CHARGE OF THROWING VITRIoL.-A woman named
Spediker and her two daughters residing in Dvisos
avenue were taken before Justice Cary Yesterday.
ch,rged by Mrs. Farrier with throwing vitriol upon
some garments that had been hung out to dry. Inc
charge was not substantiated and the accused par
ties were discharged.
Jyorrsrs.-Coroner Redding yesterday held an 10.
quest on the body Of Frederick Cox, who died at tho
City Hospital, Of inflammation OF the brain.
Also, on the body Of Cathsrine Seebel who died st
the corner OF Sanford and Smith streets, Of disease o.
the lungs.
Also, on the bodysof a boy named Lott j. Crane,
who was drowned while bathing in Bushwick Creek
on Monday night. Verdcts in accordance were roa-
dered.
WHEAr SroLEH.-Smon Halerau was arrested %
Monday night by officer Ferry Of the Third District.
having in his possession seven bags Of wheat, which
had been stolen from the bark Fulton Atlantic Dock
He was held REORGANIZATION on Thursday by Justice
Blackley.
AccIDENT.--Issac Allen, master mason, was seri-
ousy injured yesterday afternoon, by falling from
the scaoldiDg in the Washington street H. + Church.
which he was engaged in repairing. lie fsn upon his
back injuring him seriously. He was taken TO bis
Yesidence,
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ADVERTISEMENT
Poor FRAM MORTAIIrY.-Tbose who get seri'


ooy III apt believe what inGeciou' 1Suanfsneos
tell ihcm shout bcrs In dangerous condition and many Ia
vsd taught BY the frightened ssSes Of tbssc VIE
surround them, to bstve tia, they "bcples cases
"Hopeess word that should BE- sxpuured from W
cabmlary. The Almighty made human bssns who
could become entirely and decidedly hcpees for thee.
il se there Is hope" and hopeless beng would be l.se
Invpds should mind that long they ess they
81 snbect, for ope To sustain this srGument cite the
b,ory of that popular and famous East lnds discoye Cd
DR ii JlNrs's ExrR,cT OF CASNAsls TspicA Into thoa
sands Of ck chambers from which hope had been sedeoi.y
and wick excluded has this wonderful ound We
way and from ou, those chambers have come IN .sSr n$
and retuvensed beings Thh med
icine /, sure remedy for Consumption Broneh' Asthma
Couih and other complaints Of the orss.s endn
an equally and speedy for all diseases Of the nerves.
s,omsch liver and BRAIN Our earnest advice TO the aek "
act IT, and give trial The recipe can be obtained ~ sending
four po.,sse stamps 10 DR JAMES No is GrsndS Jersey
City The medicine Be had from the same place q
e3s bottle.
s some have pretended aud advertised does anybody y
that cy make hi. medicine with without his sanction end
spprov, The recipe 10 sent from PLACE but Dc. T.
JMrss private residence No 10 Grsnds Jersey City y.
~her. he may be sen daily SUNDAY excepted non ~
to1P NJ.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met yesterday at the City Hall for the
last time for the reception Of applications for licenses
Present: Commissioners Haskett and Holmes. Only
three applications wero received, viz:
Isaac V. Briggs, No. s2j East Broadway; James '.
Gold, No. ll8 West Broadway Dennis Mullins, cor
street AID Kingsbridge
Road.
At the regular meeting Tuesday next the apPlica,
tons received during the present month viii be acted
on and after that date the Board will hold daily ses
rions until they have exhausted the 81 days-the re
mainder Of the JO-dur;pg which, a. they hold, they
have legal power to sit. 1t is reported that the Ten
persnce Alliance is about taking the field to prosecute
sellers having no license.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BIBLE SocrKrIrs.-The Somerset County Bible Sc
ciety held its 10th anniversary meeting In the X. d.
Church at Blawenburgh, the 18th inst The attend
ance was large. The annual sermon was preached ~
the Rev. DR. Mesick of Somerville. The Treasurers
report showed that the income Of the Society had
been over 81 500 the last years larger sum than has
ever been reached before. The Hunterdon County
Bible Society celebrated its 4lst anniversary In the
Presbyterian Church, in bennington on the LIST ina-
The devotional exercises were conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Jarewsy and DR.. Kirkpatrick Of the Presbyte-
rian Church and the Rev. David Graves Of the H. Z.
Church The whole county has been just canvassed,
and the fact that this was the sr exploration effected
since the Socieys organization, bears witness 10 the
diligence and fidelity Of the Society in its important
work. The aggregate results Of the exploration are
o. follows: Families visited by tho colporeur, $500;
number destitute of the Bible, 40; number refusing
TO receive il mostly Pspistsl lsi; Roman Catholic
families supplied ~ Protestant families furnished
l65
The Rev. n. A. Price, Of Brooklyn, has accepted
call from the Congregational church IN fa1erson'
Mary Goffney and Mary Ann Lsnnins, two servants
at the Sea View House, Highlands, have been con-
nted to Freehold jail important Witnesses in rels
ton to the recent alleged murder there.
STATE Prison RuLEs.-The Board Of Inspectors Of
the State Prison met on Monday last, and AFTER thor
oughy investigating the causes Of the recent escapes
from that institution adopted rules prohibiting vnasos
from visiting the Prison on Saturday or Sunday NON
and after the let of September. new Uniform haa
been adopted for the cobvcts composed equally Oh req
and blue 90 that hereafter when prisoners escape
unless they have the good luck to get change Of
clothes they will be easily known ~ their clothes.
| half red and half blue.
IopRsRrr. AND ARRrsTs.-A gang OF burglars ap-
near to be nfestng the towns in our vicinity, and &C.
c.,;oually visit our own ostskrts, though afraid to
vepturs far within the city, lest they be Suddenly
stopped BY the police. They therefore appear 10 be
| content with robbng places in the country, whore
| they have recently been meeting with considerable
succsss The disng.room Of the residence Of Mr.. Ira
Campbell, at West Bloomfield, vas entered ct about
Ii o'clock enc morning last week, during the temporary
absence up stairs Of the family the back door 6sviag
been ls unfasened and several articles Of table u.s.
including some provisions, were stolen. At sbo1t -
same time neigAborps house was entered end roebs4
Of several dresses On making inquiry, it was esces,
tseed that three girls, from IA TO Is ysen Of -
been seen proving about, and su.pscios - - IN.
them. They redded In the woods, about - ~ -
aide Of Pstsnen, and On examining then 49,
stolen eoods wsre recovered, and csnecsSss.S ~
property, supposed 10 - stolen. Va ~ ~ - 80.
6res Rirb With an elder sister. wSfe tsxes ~
90 ana plaeel d jail (Nswsk psn5 AoV''"A
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HIGHWAY RorBFRr.-Mchaei Flynn young fol-
low Of alleged bad reputation was arrested night before
las. by the Fourth Ward Police, charged with hsvisg
with tso others, assaulted William Powell ct the cor
per of Dover and South streets, knocking him down.
ard BY force aid violence taking from his possession
his porte monnae, contaipng SO. Powell positively
identified Flynn, and Justcs Osborn committed hin
TO the Tombs, also OBTAINING the complainant as
witness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

DROWNED WILLY FIsHIsG.-Hugh Morgan acct
deptaIy fell into the water and was drowned, on Sun
day, while fishing in the Manchester Pond, Dutche's
County. His body has since been recovered, and an
inquest held upon il by Coroner Collins of Poughkeep-
sic. Verdict" Accidental drowning"
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