New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
NEW MILITARY ORDERS FOR QUARASTst'-Gen'
Sanford Issued the following yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION " s. N,
NEw.YoEK, Sept. 70, 1859.


Sanford Issued the following yesterday;
HrAOsr.sr.s.rssI D,yI.losN Us Yg:sh,}
p,..s.,cen.,.l Yse. Of the Second Brigade will detail
& On Regimen, Cot Pnsnsy win ., 't lion go 81 ss,y
detschment relieve the eth Regiment duty a;
The Ssscbent win proceed on Monday next, inst,
.nder command Of Col PDsnsy in m. % proceed 70 Staten
te PnSney VII sse command Of the camp for the pur.
voss. and subject TO Col Lyons by spci.
division Orders No and will report daily therein directed
s,IOs M, BY The 7l.t Regiment Col vosbaTsh.
Col Pntney win direct HE 70 receive and re-
cate inventory 70 The MAJOR General.
Major. General Commanding
H. sAsDroRp, D. @ n, Acting Division Inspector.
Hr.nsVAsTr,s saeosD BsIehOs5N Ny sM'}
SPECIAL ORDERS.
win T Sep.ny we Of p x ispSi: to Col Posnsy
Tor h ,e order G1' 0G cHX taf,fs YATES
sM ALyoSD Brsadsr, Major and Inspector
FLIroED IN AGAnBLIsG HoUsE-A stranger in the
city who gave bis name Noses N. Phillips, was
yesterday induced TO enter gambling establishment
st the of Chambers and Chatham streets kept
by one Michael Smith, and 1eeoed ont Of as at the
game of faro On complaint of Mr. Phillips, Michael
Smith Patrick Hughes and John Frnk arrested
and held to for being interested in the estab
hsbment. The gambling implements Of the concern
were seized by the officers who effected the arrest.
KrIPIse A DIsoRDIRLY HOUSE,. Boyer Of No.
273 Avenue A., was arrested yesterday and held to
bail by Justice Welsh in the Of $500 to for
keeping disorderly house at the above place. The
compliments forth in their adavits that the house
IL the resort Of prostitutes gamblers and other dsor
Derby characters and that during the Sabbath, well
o. other dsys, gambling, dancing and drinking, and
noisy demonstrations are kept up at all hours.
RAILROAD AoCIDEsT.-Henry McMapus Of No. 3O2
West Twenty-flth street, was by of the
Hudson River Railroad about oelock last evening.
One of bis arms badly fractured. He was taken
to the City Hospital.
SUSPECTED OF STEALING A HoRsy.-Some days ago
the stable of Mr.. Robert job in Twenty6ith street,
near Eighth avenue, broken open and his horse,
valued at $50, stolen therefrom, Subsequently be
learned that his horse in the custody of one Ralph
Ogle and went to get the animal; but Ogle became
quite enraged and endesvored TO prevent him from
obtaining possession Of his property. Mr.. job called
an officer and had Ogle arrested and taken before
Justice Quackenbusb, who committed him for
ination.
Fatal CAsUALIY on SBRBoARp.-George Thomp-
ron, hand on board schooner lying al pier No. "
East River vas killed on Thursday afternoon by a
heavy block falling upon his head The body
conveyed TO No. &c Broome-st., where inquest will
be held upon to-day. Deceased native a THE
State, 10 years Of age.
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