New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

CoLORrD ProPLE - TaE CITY C,Rs-At late
hour on Thursday night excitement OF NJ small
moment occurred OF the S1thavs railroad restiye
10 co,cred citizen who got upon Of the car. for
tie purpose of riding TO the upper part OF the city,
A. far a. ve could learn, the colon'd man got upon
he car a; the commenccmeu, Of the Sixth avenue
but bad rot proceeded further than Eleventh or
Twelfth street tefors of the occupants Of the
strongly objected to riding with 'riegers. The con-
dur,nr in obedience to his instructions from the Com
pauy told the man tha; he mus, get of, and visit for
cpa Of the cars set spa by the Company for coorcl
people. About one-hslf Of the Passengers shouted
.sIet the man ride-let the man ride" while the
other half in q most violent and noisy manner objected
to the mar being permitted to remain on the car. The
conductor guided by h- instructions, eected the man
from the car upon which those in favor OF his riding
got out followed by many Of the others, and for come
moments there appeared every Indication Of fight.
IN little time the car surrounded by one hundred
or one hundred and fifty persons, sinong whom the
gre attest excitement prevailed The matter, however,
was settled anicsby and it agreed that the man
should and he did ride home
PoIEos PRssEsr,rIos-On Thursday evening q
party OF gentlemen mainly residents of the Eighteenth
Ward, assembled at the Everett Houss. on Fourth
that precinct with gold shield and chain slight
testimonial OF their regard and esteem.
QrARAsrIsR APFAIRs.-The news that the Qusran-
tin. Commissioners had determined to remove Quaran-
tine to the lower bay, received with great JOY by
the Staten Islanders who imagine that their sorrovs
are all at an end and they will be troubled with the
Z" nui.srce no longer. They also express the hope
that the removal will take place immediately.
The number of sick within Quarantine is in the
neishborhood of thirty and but few of these are suf
ferrg from yellow fever-ten in all, We understand.
The rest are sick with chip fever smallpox and other
dseases IL the Winter, ship fever is the prevalent
disease, and much Of II may be expected during the
coming season.
The case Of The steamer Columbia is now attracting
much attention, and will to-day We are informed, he
brought to the attention of the Commissioners of
Health. On the arrival of the vessel, the Captain
Informed the Boarding Officer that there sick
rrss on board. The next day all were surprised BY
seeing corpse brought shore; and then an exani-
nation followed. 1t WAS found that the stewardess was
suffering from what the Captain called disrlee. but
which siterward proved to be yellow fever. Then
the second steward taken sick and also died Of the
same disease. Since the last case ones have
manifested themselves and it il hoped that the vessel
will soon be in condition 10 proceed to the city. There
we're no new arrivals yesterday, aud all is quiet.
RycEPTIOs OF TBE STATE GrARDs.-festerday
Afternoon the State Guards. who have been oa visit
70 Poughkeepsie arrived in this city by the Pough-
kecpsie boat, and received ,y the City Qua rs
at the foot of Jay street under the command Of Capt
HALL X. The latter company turned out ffty-six
muskets, and for the first inc wore their uniform,
;.b oh atf hay
panied by Dodworths full band and escorted the Stat,
Guards to their Arnory, near the corner of Bond
street where handsome collation. had been provided.
The City Guari, at the present time number eighty
men. ard the company iareported TO be in aOunshng
condition.
A BiGAsIsT.-Yesterday morning young man
named Samuel Morris, of Hebrew extraction, was ar
rested in the upper part ofthe city charges of petit
larceny, preferred by Mr.. Schrmer OF No. 93 NJ.
Marks place and Mrs. Wandell OF No. 10 Stuyvesant
street and conveyed before Justice Brennan at the
Esex Market Police Court. At the former place Nor
ris Lad stoen visct,e and several other articles Of
ladies' wearing apparel and al the latter place several
shirts and other property. Morris, when arraigned
before the magistrate, became very uneasy and the
cause of his uneasiness soon became apparent
Rather good looking young woman made her appear
ance before the Court and preferred charge OF bgamy
against the unfortunate snapper up OF nncchsiderou
trities. ms. Morris No. two was also In Court ana
appeared perfectly astonshed IL appeared that Nor
ris Lad married Miss Amelia Lowenthal on The 18Th
of July 1856 in the same Court the ceremony beng
performed by the presiding magistrate Mr. MOTIFS
No. two, formerly MIS- Bryan, had ON the stolen
visete hut dsclamed all knowledge OF IT. beng the
proceeds OF theft. She had known Morris but
short time, and lad only been married three weeks
Il is said that Morris has been in the habit OF gong
about from place place. making himself very agree
able to the occupants. paying attention to aud marry
il 2 oue of the lady boarders, living with her short
time and finally decampng taking with him such art
cles as no could lay bic hands upon.
DARIsG ,sn DFLIpERATE OPERATIONS BY Bur-
CLARA mort daring and ingenious burglary was
perperated few nights ago at the residence OF Ruus
Story, esq in the quiet village of Bergen Point, y.
J. by means Of nipper7 burglar managed to turn
the key Of tle front door and ascending with his
darkart ard in stocking feet, as supposed hf''
scored hall door leading the servants apartments
by locking il on the outside, rendering egress sone
what in practicable. The next precauton was to
arrange two chairs a stairway ieadng from the ne
Third story OF cupulh, where NJ person slept Dhl II
any We're il that part of the house that they might IN
case If sudden alarm, descend quicker than their
safety required, By stumbling over the obstruction
Tie burg ar then with nippers turned tie hey v'
stIl -rr, N adjoining the sleeping apartments 81 the
Misses Story, and without making the slightest noise
narege ~ run-ack bureau drawers, work boxes ~c'
ard steal ieyselry ard other articles easily remo'el
to the value Il oven 1900. L. fact their value coui
not be estimeted il dollars and cents by the loser,
The articles taken having been chiefly keepsake ana
Il, irwels .et them by their deceased mother. ms
haul hsyiu. been made the robbrT tried hs nippefs
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