New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12


many Of the old KLicherbccker stock. The bells of
the church pealed out merry welcome from y until
o'clock. when the exercises began. In the course of
the afternoon the children sang number of hymns
ard psalms with pleasing effect, and were addressed
by the Rev. DR.. Hgbse. At the close each child was
presented with an elegant book some equally valu-
able present, and then cent home
The TRoUBLEs IL TAMNASY.-The Wilson Small
Committee met last night at Tamminy Hall and for
maly rel,udiated the Sachems plan for recognizing
the party. After expelrg several members for taking
part with the reormers, they appointed Committee
of from each Ward to prepare different plan and
report it to the Committee on Tuesday night next.
THE PRIzFs TO d. AWARDED TO TIE WNSLR' IN
rHE LA1E Yacht RAoE.-The prizes, four in number,
to be awarded to tho winners in the late grand yacht
race, manufactured by Messrs Tiffany 4 Co., Broad
way are now on exhibition at their store and are well
worth seeing. The first prize consists of a massive
silver pail, made to resemble ships bucket, and is
designed for a wine cooler The handle resembles
rope the ends entering the pail on either side, being
secured by large knots 1t is valued at about $500.
The second prize combines decaner-stand, cigar
holder and cigar-ghter. Between the dccanters, which
are arranged in triangular shape and surrounded by
stout silver rope are three immature sailors with arms
folded as if awaiting orders anchor and cable lying
at their feet The stand rests upon the back OF three
dophiIs.
The third prize is silver tankard, the handle repr-
senting a rope while upon the cover are little anchors,
block and buoys.
The fourth prize consists Of two vegetable dishes,
the covers being surnounted by figure Of Neptune.
The work on these articles is elegant and reflects
great credit upon the designer and manufacturers.
CRlcKEr.-The great match between eleven En-
elishmen and eighteen Americans, which was to have
been commenced It Hobcken on Wednesday, was, in
col sequence Of the unlavorabe weather, not con-
menc.d until yesterday afternoon, and even then The
play was constantly interrupted by showers Of rain
The game was begun about O'Clock the Americans
winning the toss" and going first TO the vickets.
They adjourned at O'Clock, at which time their
wickets were down and q upon the The play
will commence this morning at O'Clock and will
probably last throughout to-day and tomorrow.
DEAD ASIN.1s-During the past year Job dead
horses $50 cows O6i hogs 4Oj7 dogs, Is sheep, and
goats besides an untold number Of cats, have been
found by the Health Wardens in the streets and re-
ported 10 the Dead Animal Contractor, who has from
time to time, promptly removed them to Barren
Island the place assigned by the municipal authori-
| ties.
Ak ApyyRrrsIyG SwINDLE-CAUTIOS To YOUSG
NFS.-OAicers Donoho aud Farley of the Lower
| Police Court yesterday morning apprehended Caleb
n Travers and c. n. Cannon, charged with obtaining
money from John Callahan by false and fraudulent rep
reseptations. Il appears that on Saturday, June o.
1851 Catalan read in Tie SIN newspaper, the fol-
| lowing advertisement:
COO PER MONTH and FOUND.-A steady
SsW bonet man who can loan his employer : leo. can
~, s i..,an 70 eoec, freight by calling No. 28o
BE-, a, Roons No II. BRADNER FENNER
Being in want of employment Callahan went the
| same mo,ino 10 the Office of Bradner Il Fenner
70 o.c.rtan the nature of the situation advertised
lie .ay the clerk, and upon inquiry was Informed that
tLe situation was 10 take charge of freight between
N-w.york and Albany on the barge Mcdonald. Gala
han told the clerk that he had the amount of money
required bv the advertisement and would Ike TO have
| the situa,ion. The clerk, whose name he does not
know introduced him 10 one Caleb ~ Travers as the
| man who had the money. Trayers told Callahan
that he could have the situation by paying the money,
and gave him card representing himself as the owner
of Uverv stables corner of Adelph street and Fulton
| avenue BROOKLYN. Travers then sent man caied -
G Cannon with him to the barge Mcdonald, at Pier No.
East River 10 see the boat ne ives 10 take charge OF
a. soon as the agreement was completed. inefe was
| woman On hoard who asked Cannon if he had got
man vet TO take his boat. He replied that this man
pointing TO Calahan the man who was here yes
| ,erday would probably take H.
The two then returned to the office when the Ger.
wrote tie following receipt or paper and Callahan pald
| the sum Of slG0 10 Trayers ,,oy-
r, ia 70 Gritty that Caleb Tayers do hereby "a. mo
II, smnv oi, Ca.ha who hss paid me the sum o. 10
a, ..cuiit bicb am keep in my P1-seson untl Use
bet~ parties above
SSH Cslahsn ~hef leaving my e
poY' lhe ieeeiP' VI CALEB n. TRAYERs
signed and delivered in the presence OF & " OADH
Attbe request If Travers, Callahan called at his
house. corner Of Thrtyseventh street and second
Avenue, on the following Monday morning, o.'
Trayer. was not there. He then went to the once N
Roadway bu. could not find Travers at that place
Callahan pe,, went to the barge Mcdonald on board
Of which he saw the same woman he saw Oh MS first
visit ard nan, both of whom told him thai IraVer'
had nothing to do With the vessel, he loa Inc
tina, he had paid 800 for situation on the boat