New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

noiny. Knowing this fact may sometimes job
in a country of6ce, as u tirne vbea whiss papsr Is
tolerably scarce
a Diges. of Masonic Laws and Decisions by
/ w. b. Hubbard, Grand Master OF Knights Templar
in the United States, has just been published by NJ j.
Drummond at No li2 Chatham street. II is work
of grea, value, and Of the highest authority.
Mr. Paul Schul7e of this city has publshe litho-
graphic engraving of the famous Cathedral Of Cologne
az it will look when completed. The hthograph is
admirable.
Tuy "BESICu BOYS" EXHIBuloS.-This doughty
knight of the 7. K. was the observed, &C.. Of all &c.
on Thursday night at the Sparring Exhibition held
for his pecuniary benefit at Mozart Fall. In one
room of the building displayed to the pously
Inclined the Panorama of tine New Testament"
the Hon. Mr. Heenan, and a select party of prize
fighters roughs and other ornaments of society held
their f-tic court in another apartment. while long
file Of Il Fifteenth Ward Police in Respondent blue
and brass kept watch and ward outside.
Boxing, with gloves innocent and puddinglike,
was 10 be the specially Of the evening, and the cxer-
cises were announced to commence at !, p. m Be-
fore that time an audience of about six hundred per-
sons, comprehending, of course. most of the noted
"spor,s" of the city, had assembled, and were in.
tently watching with eager gaze the l6xl6
arena, which was raised in the center of the
room The performances began with sundry
rounds BY several young men Of very Juvenile
appearance, considerable ambition, and great
tendency to get out of breath without doing
much for tho amusement of the spectators This part
+ the entertainment was concluded by few vigorous
nnl,pv and lyuU Uertlp
man. Then, amid the shouts ard plaudits Of the
admiring crowd, the 90 Benicia Boy appeared, at
tended by Mr.. Aaron Jones, with whom be proposed
to have some friendly rounds. Tn. crowd were little
uncertain at first as the identity of the new cham
pions but when the very English gentleman VINO
oficiated es master of the ceremonies observed in
loud voice Gentlemen ave the honor to announce
to Won that this ere gentleman ere is John 'Eenan,
otherwise known as the Benciar Boy" all the doubts
were dispeled and Joy was theirs. Heenan looks WELL
and his performance seemed to give much satisfaction
to his friends. His quick counter-hting and his man
sgement of his left were especially commended. He
appeared to be confident that he shall win the cham
pion fight and efiectusy demolsh Mr.. Morssey. He
spared but few rounds, merely enough TO show his
condition and action and inspire his friends to bet with
confidence. The profits Of the night were probably
about $500.
That Warrant for Heenap.-There is evidently
something in connection with the warrant issued for
the arrest Of the Benica Boy and of the principals IN
the proposed Champion Fight, which the parties con-
nected with il do not wish to be known, and which
make it appear if the coup was ouy show. The
warrant was made out on Wednesday afternoon and
handed to an officer by the Recorder. At noon yes
terday that officer reported to the Recorder that he
had been unable TO find Mr.. Heenan, although it is
notorious that Heenan exhibited himself publicly at a
sparrng match before two thousand people on
Wednesday night. Probably while the Benicie Boy
was sparrng with Aaron Jones in Mozart Hall, the
policeman went to look for his man at the training
quarters at One-hundreda edand-tenth street. Tho Off
cals in the Recorders Office refuse to show the
affidavit which the warrant was issued, refuse to
tell the name Of the officer who has IA warrant ana
decline to say anything about the matter. Outside
people, however, nsnuate that the warrant has been
procured by Of Hecnan's hackers, who are dis
appointed at the result Of the training and being fear
ful that their viii be badly beaten by Morrissey,
seek to withdraw him from the contest under the cover
of the law. Express.
ATTEMPT OF CoyvIcTs TO EscAPE-- Yesterday
morning Deputy Sheriff Enge started from the Tombs
for the State Prison. for the purpose Of conducting
thither Tim Sullivan, alias Thomas Mccoy, and John
Donnelly, recently convicted for different periods.
Sullivan was confederate of the notorious Johnny
Miller now in Sing Sing and Donnelly was convicted
of a felonious assault. Before the prisoners were
removed from the cells, Deputy Sheriff Engle hand
cufied them together and then started from the Tombs
for the Hudson River Railroad depot. Upon reaching
the corner of Franklin and Church streets the convcts
suddenly stopped, and at the same moment threw two
handfus Of Cayenne pepper into the face OF the
Deputy Sheriff calculating thereby to blind him 30
that they might escape. Both the rascas started OH
on quick pace but the Deputy Sheriff followed them
closely as the pepper very fortunately did not takethe
desired effect He snapped his revolver hve times at
them "a they ran The convics ran to the corner oil
Walker and Church streets and were about entering
wagon which awaited them at that point, when Engle
came mp and nabbed them. After desperate struggle
Engle assisted by citizens, subdued the fellows,
and reconveyed them to the Tombs. Later in the day
the convics again removed from the Tombs, and
safely got aboard the CARS. IL s supposed that the
mistress of johnny Miller notorious burglar now in
Sing Sing, provided the fellows with the pepper.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON THE BATTERY.-About liz
o'clock Wednesday night, young Englishman,
named John Lang was crossing the Battery, he was
stopped by two ruiians, who knocked him down, and
then rifed his pockets of $40 7j Before an alarm
cond be raised the rlflans had escaped with their
plumber Mr. Lang was severely injured that the
police deemed it necessary to remove him to the New
York Hospital.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT To MURDER A. ISfASr.-
About O'Clock On Wednesday evening, al infant
about six weeks old was found in the cellsr o. Mr.
Mchelfs house, in Fory-second street, between the
Filth and Sixth avenues, in state OF insenslbl!lty
policeman of the Nineteenth Precinct was called IN
and took the child to the Satonlouse, where 1t was
attended by DIR. Swift, who OF opinion that some
species of drug had been administered TO the little suf-