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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
CIR Y ITEMS.

Co,cERr-The New York Mendelsshon Union viii
give the fyu-th concert Of the fourth scason, a. the
Hall Of tie Cooper Institute, tonight. T1is ciety
Is ore Of the few in TIE county and takes grsst pile
10 rendering good compositions. Tonight they will
rtDder BsethOvens mus to the Drama Of the River
Ct A.tens' and Mendelsstop to Athletic. See
advertisement.
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THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-in7ereu py
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A DELIGHTFUL T.rP.-On Tuesday, large party
of gentlemen from Brooklyn, ircluiiDg ex Mayors
Hall ard Telmsdge, Judges Greenwood ard Dixie
man. and macy Of tie most prominent citizens, made
q TRIP down Lopg leland. special train was pro-
vdd fc tie occasion ard the psrties viited some ten
OF twelve beautiful farms at SyUsset, Weetbury and
Jericho. Theae were pronounced all that could be de-
Sled ard splendid d juner wss provided, which WAS
highly appreciated. The party reXt went dom TO
Fire Issnc where they prtock Of an excellent diu-
Ier af,er which speeches the order of the day.
they returned 10 Brooklyn about 10 o'clock, highly
delighted with tdtr tip.
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Asrxsr OF BILLY MuLLioAs-Tbe notorious D'ey
var;c.r ras .,Ies.ea On Tuesdsy evening in B'osi'
-. ~ Detective Shsrgc, fer h, ls.e brutal s''suf'
:. ,ie Me,,pollsn Hotel. upou gs'ten'a W q
be b.i,yei % have been conr,c'sd WIZ 'oS 90
E,.rci.co yi.lsacs C,z1t:ec. Tie Wa liz s's-'
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TIE BoYs-THE Boys or l-l4.-The heroic
Boy Msr.yrs Of PA who fell the siege CT Bamors have
fad, r-sre spo:hecss II the glorious drama CT JESSIE M
roe 1Hs TKAiToRs DsUGHrrs Grating srch general sss
tor every e,eIir: BsaSrNs MvsEr BLschARo asa ms
Doc r,rotu taeg, his afternoon.
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A! IWslscL's Thes.er tonight the French come
diEns make Lsir second appearance in three light
pects. TIE s.trt&irmet. il GoI tie farewell benefit Of
allie. P;.IOu.
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SrRAwhXerr Tr'TrALs A. Noun NGRSox On
soOaay afternoon al efotinc Set, 10 ladies' Of tie
NJ IL. Efu-cgl ~ Moart Nsreos, Vest
elss.sr Cogi,y, ss.- S,asbeffy Festival FOX tie
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BOvery s,d Fourth to Union sqraye, thence up
Rrosdway through Seventeenth street, Fifth avenue,
Tenth street to Broscway. aud down Broadway TO
BroOrue street where tho men were dismissed. Tle
force On parade numbered 6l8 mep, the remainder
beirg stationed in the Yards for the protection OF
property.
Tie streets alotg toe line of the procession were
vel fled and the men excited considerable attention.
After the pslsde toe Governor and STAFF proceeded,
at the invitation Of the Commissioner, to head quar-
ters, where collation. was provided.
Mr. Jos,THAN MILLER dad at his residence IL this
city at Sn early hour yesterday morning. He hal for
oIne time been suffering from Illness but his decease
had rot beea expected. His death is public calsn
iy. Asa lawyer, citizen ard n man his character
wss alike admirable. Yesterday, Mr. W. Fullerton
announced the $50 eveut TO Ju'ge llgreham, a. the
supreme Court, Special Tom, and moved that out
Of rsspect to bis memory the Court adjourn. The
Judge made lew remarks the virtues of the de-
ceased and ordered tue Court to be adjourned I'LL
Thursday morning.
FRIYxDs NExrING-The Genesee yearly meeting
Of Friends closed Ast Thu,sday, after an agreeable
sitting Of Feversl dsys. Il was very fully ateneei
and Tad GD0pg It's preachers Rachel Wilson Moore
Henry Rsgewsy AND others who sre travelling 70 the
various meetings West snl North. To-day, az los
o'clock one q th- st favored arorg the dessenna-
tors OF the Cd fashiolea Quaker doctrine, james
Thcn e holds Doth in tie krepds meeting ia Twenty
seventh e-ses.
Woacls1fKS DicIIo>AiI.--By AZ Advertisement
In this paper, it VII he seen that this Dictionary has
bee u adopted as standard 10 the Pablo Schools Of
Philadelphia, ii tie tealty assent of the Principals
Of those Schco's.
Our report Of tee cate msiket this week shows &
larger receipt e euocks than in any other week
within eighteen months, and the result naturally fol-
LOVING sn over supply s! this hot ssssoo when people
are 6s2ossd TO sbsisL fem meat in some measure
The selling price yesterday sppears 10 be from to .
cents pound for he &c. weight of beef, and from
TO cents sroutd lower thAa At the ms,kst Of the
previous week. Our butchers would ror bs abe to
supply their Customers with steaks and roas:s al low
figure, but Ger tAe fac, that they are obliged TO sell
their coarse meet to the packers at very low rates
We head cue q them offer yesterday to SELL on! Of
lot CT cattle bought at cents pound on al estma.
ton g 9tD pounds uet weight each 100 pounds EACH
al cert: poaca. Il seems slmost incredible that
people VII pay II srd Is pound for nib ro.sts
ard steaks, instead u cents pound for equally nu-
trtoVs meat, with lea waste Of bone and uneatablo
fat, o., Of the ssne quarter Bg. 20 Is .uI that
Why butchers sleat1 o)r'iuce high, while bsI,cks
on CD ase low.
Nru = =
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MasoSIc GAIA DAv At MoU>r yYrSoS, WEsT-
CHESTER Co.-TLe village OF Noun: Vernon, West
chester County presented scsne Of ususuI bcssle
ard gsyety Moncey last in coDse lgsace Of tho
seciation of The Hiswsbs Lojge No 13i Of Free 40
Accepted Msors, ard tie installation Of It's Officers
ttkIg Place on ttst day
Shortly sf;er 10 o'clock =. m the members Of TIE
lodge in question, recently org1zed in tie village,
nun beirg about 20. with large representations from
the Wtstchetter Lodge No. IL Of New Rochelle,
Msror Lodge No. 27s Of Yves. Fsrmes, Lilly Lodge
No. -! Of Mcrixsua and s.. JOINS Lodge No. 8 of
Norws.k, Com, with the depa.e.on from the Grand
Lodge Of the Stste, consisting Of J. W. 81 noEs oci
Gtirg as Grand Master; Z. nacoy, Deputy Grand
Master; 0. G. Derslow, Senior Grand Warden; w.
I. Ardiews, JuIior Grand Warden; A. Colo VeOni,
Grand Cbsplair; J. NJ. Austin. Grand SECRETARY; L.
Prstt, GTard Marshal; A. A. Van SEED, Grand Par
su.ysit, and Sewen FIX, Grad Tier, to whom TIA
following gentlemen Of the Palestine Connsndiis OF
knight Templsrs acted as guard Of horor, viz: C.
H. Cornell T.. c. 4. T. OGteEbridge,, Genersissino;
H. Z. Phillips, Cept. Gen. and Sir Knights J. Is.
Tag Tor, b FAinan, II. Gardner, a. Lundy, q. Down
idirg ard others, assembled the railroad depo.
ard formed in Ike. Dsrius Lyons and Stephen Bcgat
e-qs. Marshals Of the day. Tie procession moved
Though the prrcpal avenues sd streets cf tue VIII
lage to tie Methods! Episcopal Church, where the
exercises took place. after voluntary " tae baud,
the choir sang the following
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssToHs-Jpns Ell
Parcr1er RaR.ARD

COURT OF GENERAL sEsSToNs-J,ns 2j.-Bstass
Recorder BARNARD.
The jury in TIE case Of Dsbi.i Cunningham charged
with tie murder Of Patrick Mclaughlin Peudeen,
cane into Couit tbs porlirg, after having been
twenty hours in consultation. Taey were unAb, to
seree upon verdict, and in reply to the Recorder,
stated that there was possibility OF their agreeing
as they stood on the ss, bso. exactly they STOOD
upon tie sr5'. Tley consequently discharged
On inquiry we leaned tnst thoy stood seven for NAV
ssugl ter IN the third degree, enc for .nslaughter IN
the fourth degree srd four for acq1it,sl.
Tho Recorder. n reply 70 Cunringnans council,
said 4 81 be would FIX TIE bail far tie liberation 0t The
I,souer NJ $40 900. Dir. William Marin No. p
| John street, Brooklyn, entered into TIE necessary
sureties, and Cunnl gGam ei. the Court surrounded
James smith indicted for robbery in the first de-
nee tie being Charles Bardes r. ed AMI asa
I ted. ne ii, rec teils quite ursaiistactoy
Charles ,. Butler, 3 boy vas tried for stealiog a
AID wagon bso sns Edmund Miller worth $40 he
Henry ScuIsucn q Crvim,s- ..ao. Ii-,ias in Elm,
street va tried fos grand larceny assist.
ius rob ne store Ca stew OF so pieces Of silk sad
Tie m DRY proved tbs, he purchased toe sE CT 40 ismss
lop convicted as term lie was yld giy
! a tie recei,isg sut femsn ,ed I SATURDAY.
William Bowen pleaded guilty to obtsning goods
cry Tre nd BAsilS Company lie 'eteu'ed 20
Charles sullivan, for IN assault, was sent fer thirty
! doyst 70 the Penitenisry.
Roger De vine for forgery in the fourth degree was
senerced 10 tie Pentsrliary iol two mon.h'
| The Grand Jury having indicted Judge Russell, ar
Ilman and severel officers Of the Court OF Sessions
for riot US cor duct ct the Academy Of Music in April
/ lsst 10 exc,uoipg Mr. George Wilkes and Dir. Darcie
/ ct Po,e,S Spirit cf tie Times, from thst popular
psce OF amusement, the attention Of The Count IL
he occupied or Saturday with the arguments Of Mr.
Ches o Couor AID Mr.. A. Oabey Had, for the quash-
ing q ins indictment. Some very rich developments
are expected.
TIE tsl of Leroy Roscus, FOR tie n1rder Of Nc.
CARLY, the folcipgboy CT Tar TniHcSE Office will
be taken up 10 morrew.
SUPREME COCRT-CHANBERs June 5-b.nfa Judge
sITRERL.kO.-DECtsiONs
R'chasd :. Cnspel, ct al sgt. >. l.. Blood-Aot!ou
70 ysca.s crcer Of arrest cerisd w.thou, co.ts
In 10 the ss.e Of land warrant, Ac.-Order granted
SUPERIOR COCRr-sFKcht Tssm-Jute S-Bss'is Judge
Woodruff
Tie Marie Bank sPt James A. Van Brunt, Il Al
Case Aernen Of q It, to &c prepared y deeadart aud
leuit;tt
/ Cof-PP OF COMMON PLEAs-5PECIM TERN-JIns a.
; Before Juoge BRADY.-DycisIONs.
Lambert sgt. SpOw ct al.-MOtiOn granted, with sip
cc,s 70 sbice eSeut cefer 1sn. s.psatrg o. .
Lambert sgt. Suow.-MotIon denied.
( VsuGerpocl sgt Phllips.-M0tion granted.
Hulon agt. NATURALIZATION denied with 10
oosts
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Tie ladies' of the Pieuepout street Baptist Church
vii hold Strawberry and Musical Festival at tue
church, corner Of Perepon. and Clinton street Book
lyn, this eyeIing.
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rtDder BeeshOven's to the Drama Of the River
Ct A.beos,' and Mtndesstops to Athletic. SEE
advertisement.
AIIWslsck's Theser tonight the French come
dEns make Lhsir second appearance in three light
peots. TIE satsI&ret. is GoI tie farewell benefit Of
Nile. PitTOu.
SwEIPsTAKEs or YACHTS % rHE NEwYORK
YACHT CLUE AROUND Lose Isl The yachts are
TO start On Thursday TO-DAY, at 10 m from abreast
the Club House, L ysian Ftlds, the course to be
throygh tie Nauows 20 the westward Of the beacon
On Romer Shoals around Montauk; thence through
the Race" e. betTeen Little Gull and Fishers
fssrds: thence 20 the southwark sod east ward Of Tx
ecu,oa Rocks, and the westward of the buoys on
GsUgway Rock ard the Stepping Stones to abreast Of
the light on Throg's Neck
At starting, the yachts will weigh and stow their
anchOrf. II q ysctt approaches Tlrog's Neck at
night here approach thereto soon az she is abreast
Of the Stepping Stone is TO be communicated to the
Committee by tie discharge Of gun 'if she is pro-
vded With ore, ard also the projection of two or
rockets which signal will be answered from on
boaId yAcat Of the Ligh at Torogs Neck.
NEwROcHLLLE YACHT CLUB.-The annual regatta
Of the New-Roohelle Yacht Club come. of at Dsvids
Island, opposite New Rochelle on Saturday, Jolly 3.
mstch race between the Grace Thorne, belonging to
six gentlemen Of the New Rochelle Club, and the
David KiIbr, the crack boat Of tie Harlem Yacht
Club comes Of to-day at the same place
PARADE or TIE NEW YORK PoLIcC.-Tbe Police
force os this CITY made grand parade yesterday, and
was reviewed by his E1celIency Governor King and
other distinguished gentlemen.
At II, O'Clock tie force, under command of Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter, formed in regnertal order
IN B,oolne street the night restirg on Broadway.
The lire soon sfer broke into column and headed by
the drum corps Of the Seventy first Reg nent, marchei
down Broadway 70 the Park. DOdwor,hs full band
occupied posGon in the center Of the column. The
force was drawn up IN lice in fort Of the City Hail.
aud, upon the arrival &C Gov King from Brooklyn,
salute Of twenty-ore guns fred by detachment
Of mes rom the State Arsenal.
Lie having been fo,ued, his Excellency Gov. King
and etstr; tue Police Commissioners, among whom
were the MAJ ors of New.Ycik and Brooklyn Mai.
Gen. Sanford, Brig Gems Hal, Spicer and Yates snd
Gen. }. w. webb and many other distinguished gen
tenen passed down tie foItof the line and reviewed
the men at the close Of which the force executed the
following nsneuytie, under direction OF Dnll-Serss
Waterbury and Allen:
|. By ccmpsnies rgbt wheel, march.
9. Ief INTO Ire, wheel march
3 by tee right OF companies, " the rear into col
anu, march.
T. Whselirg into line.
s. Passing 10 review.
6. Marching by the rigbt-about
AT the termination O. these exercises the line again
broke into column and passed in marching review be
tore the Governor ana in the following order
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Bsf,rv IsSsr riOs psos.
u LAGER ssRR rsrcxtcAvsses

bsseph B-oh-'.ef wm. Dor.
TIE p'r.is' aye ecgagei "a TIE lager b.er 5ssi>esa
the Psrhi '' he gor-sor - '.u sea sef.s see
u the "f- 0u TIE sla Nav tsss asf-,lsst -
iavs fsk-u qusy (or thf-r 81 N -, :.
r-rres Of tie pss ga been. q, IN a., x,
I'll he vq0sr be slf"s s-ct@i rim fo. he s.s.s
D,tutsr' csht-s ht' crrb BE mol. OF Ses,,rs CO.,, -
rlrs3 a. wh hesvy srsue VIII wb-h h. .,s h. ess
rae iH'.s rsOss Pic uf ssrd d-fsS,r. IA, a.r,,.. a.
deus. dsfrda. Tosvy As be 40 20, 6, M, a.
srs, esct ~ p.i.f yet e. esu~s ass. "a ssts
v =. go cord. nd biz 20 psn'f - asD..., 80.
Get. Cook pa ngs Jrba Lsas f,S asf,aisst
COURT cALEap aR--Tsu Oar
SuVRINE CocHT-CIrCUtT Sane as Weia..dsv.
CoN~os Prr.s-Psrt I-Nos OIL. ~. 40 2sl %
20 2lS P-- II -. - ~ Is IS 80 ls, al esa
Us csi 81 So ; .aS 81 s. s.G 81 Sli. SG
SUTHsWE CoURr-srTcttL TFRN.--Nss. % 70
"a s4;s 9.s IS 2f7. 2isD rs - 2es.
BRooNrrS CRY CoURT CAIENDkR.-Nos. Vs.
L, -. - 30. q 90 Sc g. s. 81 - So y. Sc q, 81.
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ForNp DRowSyp.-Co,ouer DE Forest held sn 10
oe,, ve.siSsy Ate roon a. QGUaups on tse body Ct Hsn
la Il; sos La had black ssnei psEis heavy
boo,. he shit std ore:ss te oveIshit .af ~h''
rife too key tsh sOos- in hs rpse's
TIE b. dy appeared long iu- IN N. ",r YER
Iiet. For-d dgOv. ei"
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PAR,DF AID RrvTw oF rHE BRooSrY> PoricR.--
Tie frs. grend pssde and review Of the Metropolitan
Police Ct Brookyn took place yesterday mcrcius. The
weather was exceedingly favorable and the display
meet creditabe The men assembled 10 full uniform to
tie rumber Of two hundred 10 Gothic Hall, Adam,
street about O'Clock, ard forming into column, under
command Of Sergeant Allen marched 10 the City Park
opposite TIE Navy Yard. There were eight companies
of twerty five men each commanded as follows
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FREpRICKSs PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE or ART
Nos ses .as SCI Bross~.J opposite ketopoJss Hote-Pss
roSsiPss HALLoTYPHs. DAsvKRafoIfrxs And ASst''FI'
in everJ style.
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bereit 81 te oturct. IN Consequence Ct tie .oCnsdo
which occurred turirg the sferno,p ths s'tsrdsnce
wss rot very largs ustii eveLisz when The ieoep.s
were mo'e satisfactory. Ga Tnesdsy evtuicg tia
lacies Of the Baptist SOSetg Of Mount Vernon held
tier srrus Strawberry Festival for the benefit Of their
oLwch, which was nunerousy attended, AMI zee result!
hsl'y gratifying to The parties Interested
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corRH OF COMMON rLEAs-ssscIn Ta,N-J4a
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COU1T-J1SS . -seior'
judd
The CoUsTERTEITIFc ctsEs.


Tie United S.s.es at. Tite Rufl ard Geofts Le~h.
The defendants in the case were tired icE nssi ing
ausn.ty &C uIeteit Qus;te dollars IN the nous> NO
Is Stsrton street. To day the jury brought IA sehec
verde. hreirg the prisoners guilty. TIE jay we're
polled AID eli answered that it was their verdict
M Tennell, counsel for sceused, ssked for . 't,y
Of proceedings, for TIE purpose OF allowing him 10
move for rev trial. The Court allowed me stay,
Tie CuI.sd States at. Angelo CapeA
Defendant tried yesterday Tor attempting 20
psss seyerei counterfeit quarters % JOHN Welsh, with
tbs u.orzinz the Jury brcaght N sealed verdict,
frG.g tie accused not guilty, AID lie was accordingly
discharged.
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BARRIE, COURT-JU.E -3-B-,ors Judge Acca 1ro
skAEDYR-DAMkcEJ.

StAtDHR-DANAEL3.
Jared WficoK sg. Nelsor Ne.s
Thil VS. ap seton 10 recover $g Tor alleged star
der sIih CHARGED deendsnt VITA ealing bin ia tcief
ard WITH accusing having rctssl his 1stsnd,t brother
Ct q u ucEsy. -
D.rl.-t Up ;u6e ,os Of tie language ana c rsGsI
Ton Of dau paica reade aud sadiiect
him and hs partner By means Of hisA they
ysre in5ur,d indorse note of plaintiff fcT az oc II.
stated ths sbt Ttseqss1GJ fed and mace ..sena-e
70 Jor Dss 81 tie b. asst his creditors b tss sEes0"
q De sDd bis psrser se:cic. or ssc-1 tor e1s
DAMAGES FOR THT BITE Or A DOG.
J.ce D, ty Jeieg ss Dsltsl ais ysnsA az Joca hut'
1tls vss Exit 10 recover damages for iclL'lss ss
49, ~ i.id bsi-g litter y dog sensi-s'o
Dsirc.-. .; pa g,sIsl ees. P.oIf's e. -. -. "a
n.g tn cf,s. SAD ssi - g. rossii o.'
a. ~; oss 70 s-oc - teIs l.. - ks4 'Si'>'
&. t.asss 81
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F,r,r ACCIDENT -Corcrsr Hills held sn inquest
Oh Wacr-s5ay al :Le h-us. No 5s Ess' shteeuh street
mos The booy # arssre: McCsuey child 10 months CID who
died to- .tctyelby fall II sppars tat ar snEt o
The deceased was crossing E hh street With the child In her
ans src n a. xiety svoid which rrpity sp
proachn. she sunb 20 Sc FL The chF head stuck ssar't
Ike L received proved fsaL verdict
al AcoioersuI death T,uceTed By lie jury.
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Mr. Wm. Henry Starbuck of this city, promising
young oisd Of soUte bio lever a. Lte Exu1s one Ct
yes, q sue bad recently ,ed Mss Anrs Gregory Ct this
c,v tis Gtt morerts Toe deceased
va, the cay 81 Ct Moses Sab1ck esq aud his remains Will
possible, De b IL: hone 70 be inerIed IN Cr,ea ~co The
aa- he s.ss tie deceased % Lave taken sace on
the lbI AL IA. II lie ais C al le.he4 Ael
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ergeged for the occasion.
Leaving The CITY Park, the bstsliou marched to
Fort Gr.sne Washington Park ami awaited the ad-
vert Of Gov King and ether distinguished visitors.
He Exo.lency s.rived shout 10 clock, accompanied
by hia stsT. Generals Bruce, Ward and Kogsland;
Msyor Ti,manD Of New-YoIk, Mayor Powell OF
Brocklyn. General Superintendent TaIlmsdge, Com
mss'onsrs Nye, Bowen, Srar ahan and Stilmsni Dep
uty SupeIin,encents Carpenter ard FOX Sergeants
Breyoort ard Johns Aldermen Ksl6fe sch, Pierson,
Bsekhouse, and others hoiig official positions IN this
city and Nos-IoIk.
A pavilion was erected on ar elevation overlooking
the parade grourd, TO which the ysiors repaired on
their sniyal.
On TIE summit Of he hll .wo 6eld-peceswefe placed
uuder command of Cspt. Ubsn of the Ruggold Horse
Gasrds and salute OF ~ guns ffed on the Gov
erno.s sriysl and similar number on hi departure.
All being in readr ess the battalion formed in column
ard were pissed ia review by tie Governor the Band
meanwhile plsyrg "Ila Co.urbis." The body than
passed n review before the Governor snd after per-
f1rlnirg various eyou,ions with military precision
were sd,Ie ssed by Lis EIcelency, Mayors Temann
erd Powell, General Telinsjge, ard Commissioners
Ne ard StrsnahsD TIE addresses were brief ana
corgrstus'cry upon tie appearance and efficiency OF
the mer Geo Nye was buno-ors and advised them
70 bets "wse as serpents srd a. tarness a. doves,
AID cero,t Themselves in such manner, by dOirg
their du,y faithfully that the community would be in
PEELED With one accord to rice up and ca them, ami
ts or eirstcrs Of the l.w which caet he Clce int
, leipg, blessed.
TIE visitors repaired 10 the tent, whore AT abtnI-
arce Of refreshments were 10 readiness ard the police
marched through several streets ard were ci:iniss9d
Tt . dzriav W.. niobiy creditsb's one.
PARADg or rHr THIRTEENTH RsoINEST.-The
Thrtserth Regiment, under oommsni OF Col Aired
VI. WOOD, ps.s6ed yesterday afternoon an tie gray
fat cue Uniform recently adopted. They assembled 10
TIE Cry Han Park, ard went through Various sve-
iu.io1s, with prscision and fkI which hss always
cLGeo.erized tie regiment, and were reviewed by
Brig. General Crccke. They were accompanied by
tie rrgirertai bard. After marching ioEoush ram-
lex OF streets they we're dsntxed.
CorRT OF Si.sIos..-Ths CorIt me-. yes!erds!
morning bst adjourned in consequence Of the foaes
parste. IN every case TO be TIED there were one or
more officers required a. Witnesses. lie Court VIII
re assemble this morning a. 10 eeock' ~hen the csse
of He's Wheeler, indicted for highway robbery IN
sbs,rsctirz money from a Tan FAMED Valentine oil
Trenton, N j. by neecs OF the pssert safe game VIII
be called on.
PROBABLE SrIcIpK.-The following is The copy oil
note fourd CT tree beside Valley Lake, IN Grseswood
Cemetery, e. repcitsd on TIE Eighth Wast Police re-
turns:
oXF THAT is TiRED OF LiFE- -.
s:R: Y. ~ ca e, y Z, O - "a z q - !.
Is. IisIl
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ODE.

Ar" Arid I1"1 ybrr'
Let Masonry ffem P4e 70 Pos.
Her sscred laws eSpsnt:
Far e. the r.ishty waters tou.
To wash femt.cs; isJd-
1ha. viftUe has not left ps'atI3,
Her ssntec maxim prose,
For stsnped upon the Msso-'s mind.
Are ULitJ sEo Love.
Ascending 10 her native sky.
lie, Mssotry tn-rssse-
A glorious pillar raised on tisb-
Integrity lie base.
Peace s1t to olive Srush entvinsd.
An enbiemttio love.
A. stamped upDu The Mssoo'e mind.
In "a L..
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Boy FoUNp bEowSEp.-Corcre or Gamble held an
1ce.; OF eores6sy upon ne body ct uaknsn boy found
drown ID IN he NoIth River OF Ta:y sixth street
-bolt Il & s.t bio~s A.r ss rs
dressed ID bre pants white shit The boey h>c been
In tie Es,si sbo-; g hours Verdict, Drowned.'
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PROBABLE SrIclDK.-Tbe following is the copy OF
no,e fourd ca tree beside Valley Lake, in Grseswoc
Cemetery, e. reported on TIE Eighth WA't Potce r
turrs:
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TIE fret anniversary Ct TIE operisg Of lbs Free
Cturct NJ 500 q. tie oLsyel No 2Jd Madison street,
hkespafs to-dsy. Tt'-s will be q morning service
at ard H., oclock std sv5uIg service at = clock.
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SHETLAND SHAwIS AND WOODEN HAlF 1o>h'
A Fine Assc- rnsrt Of
GEXvyE SHLTLASD GooDs.
Al Knit BY Hsni
Al Eayxis's No. u 3owrrJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

suicpE Coroner Gamble bed an inqueston We'd
nesdsy upon the body Of man, whose name is su2-
posed TO lie Samuel Wlllisms, VITO committed suicide
By throwing himsef upon the rack Of tue Hudson
River Railroad, EsbiysiJth street, just in ad-
vance Of ts.o II cara. The act SO quickly per-
formed hst tie engineer Ut able to back up, aud
in an ustan. TIE owcsicher oAugh: the deceased and
thew lin abe at Two rods. He was picked up and
taken TO the depot where re died. No one pres-
CIT at tie Inquest knew bis history, shat Induced
hin TO destroy himself. The CCronsI jury rendered
q verdict Of 5 1cide.