New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

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The Id fsr Ae ~ Ots IoA Of &c alios fsr The
sew Ressvof vere sposed o. Saturday. ""
take. at par. osIy sseio I'D vxyag from zero. ssd
that wss Only Ter *. 40 It lsss
| MuuARY-rHs CaARLssTsvr Orr GUARD
| Tho Cbaae.tswa CITY Quad, ksn Ch~ esto~ ~.
Mos passed through ibis oity yesterday. % rsste for
Wssbnetno. The eusrs numbered siItS-oae susksu.
and formed bsttsios under the osmnss1 OF Captain
| w. w. Piero., First Lestssaat J I. Boyd Second
Lieutenant Ohalss Wilson, Third LeutesAat ]. B.
Motion s.d Fs,rtt Heutes mt Lyman Ssck.sy.
They arrived in the msrbsg boat, aad proceeded 70
T1ummy Hal. whore they remained during tho day,
brs skfsstisg ssd daisg there. Dsrilg the d<g the
members attended various churobes and paid brief
visits to their file, O. Ii the afsroooa they marched
to the foot Of CeursAdt street ssd took their deps
ture by the PAiadelphis express 1sia. They were
attended by the Salem brass band Ths Ct .rlssto N
Guard 10 pe,ed oftsl fae-lsoking nss, AID durAS
their short march to ssd from the hotel yesterday
morning and evesDg. they sttsoted considerable H-
teaSon. After attending the insugusios, the Gaard
will return to Nev-York, srrivsg here .. Saturday,
nett, when they wL praAsN! receive some attention
from our msthy men.
TEE ALBASr BURGESS CoRPs.-The Albany Burgess
Warrington, v attend the Inauguration Of Mr b.
chaDsD. The Corps VII be received sad entertained
by the NevYork City Guard during their brief stay in
the city.
A EKw DoDoE TO RAISE THE WND.-About q
month ago the hotet eepe of this city began to be
vctinized by new and somewhat sisguw dodge. A
youngser would march up to the clerks de,k and
present what purputed 10 be photographic dspstch
and collect the cost of transmission varying according
to Circumstance, from 81 to 50. These bogus dis
patches dated from Philadelphia, Boston, Bat
more and more distant cities, and read somewhat as
fol ows:
"Mr. SrrTsos: shall be in New-York with my
family TO IsoIrow. Please keep room for ma.
"HBNRY M PERKINS"
They were written on genuine bulls Of the House and
American lines enclosed their envelopes, and sgaed
Perkins or Armstrong, or some other fictitious name.
For while the scheme paid pretty we'll but at length,
the botel.keepep having been s1sdled out of their
money and tbs nee Of their apartments too often to
suppose that the failure Of their expected guess to
arrive was purely accidental put their heads together
and compared notes The result showed that rather
extensive manufacture of false teegaphic dispatches
was gong on, and the matter placed in Mr. Nat
sells bands. He deputsd one Of bis detectives to
ferret out the forger. The officer succeeded on sstur
who had just brought di.patch TO the proprietor OF
Taumapy Hal, sigued Perkins. The little rascal
owned that be had be engaged in the buness about
o mouth, receiving as compensation one half OF the
receipts and stated that be had been led into it BY
msn named Joseph Halloran. Halloran, he said, in
duced the message employed 10 various telegraph
tfices to steal blanks aud envelopes for him. thus
enabling him the better TO impose upon the public.
F.om information given by the boy, JosePh was
arrested yesterday, and the telegraph compsr les will
endsavor TO teach both Of them better Assiness.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE VIA TIE NORTH RIVER
The Liverpool Line had the propeller Reliance, on
Saturday with l79 barrels aour, O70 boxes starch,
al suDdries-
The Moth River bosu in connection with the Cen
trial Railroad expect to do an unusually large business
in freight before the opening of the Enc Canal.
The Ontario and the Swiftxure left with 10 bags on
Saturday, berg the fret tow up this season These
ba,ges will probably return by Wednesday, laden with
-four and otheI freight
Aso1nRp MYsTKRIoUs DIsAPPEARArcE.-A case
OF disappear nco, under very mysterious crcun-
stances which has scarcely received notice from the
presr, occurred in this city last November On the
18th of that month Mr.. Charles King left the count
ipQroom Of Messs PettboIe & Plat, No. 29S Pearl
street, for whom he was employed /. book keeper,
with the expressed intention of wishing bis friends 10
Waterford, Saratoga County, n. Y, but he never
reached them nor since that day has Me least clue to
him been obtained although as We are assured, no
me ans have been left untred TO discover his tae Mr.
King buspess and social relations we're such as to
preclude the srppositou that he could have sosented
himself voluntarily 1t istherefore feared that he may
| have met with foul play. He carried gold watch.
ard uust have had $50 or $40 with bin on the day
Of his di-appesr Ocs. He was person of god adj
| dre.s and bad been connected with The CsacHadt'
| Ga,fts and with The Albany Siote Register lie vi"
u years Of ase, about feet 10 inches in hight, OF
| light complexion, dark eyes, light brown hair and
| heavy eyebrows. He wore heavy wbiskers and mus
tsche of sand, COLOR and sttred in dsIk-brown
| pants and biaak brosdcloth coat. Any information
concerning his whereabouts or fate ado ressed t. the
! Postmaster of Waterford, Ne~Yoik, will be most
| thankfully received and literally rewarded by his
frlenda
CRY MoRrALrTY.-The City Inspector reports 4is
deaths during the past wesk-a decrease ot"o as COM
pared With the week previous. The following EXHIBITS
| the number Of deaths during the past two weeks
among adults and children, distinguishing the sexes
Men. Women. Boys 0irls Total.
Vel Vel ssSios fsS S IS - ia 10 i.
| Among the principal causes Of death were the fol.
lowirg; Consumption 81; convulsions (infantle IS;
inflammation of the lunss -; scarlet fever, Al mss-
aes, 7; nsrasmus inSantile) 81 drosy 10 the head,
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