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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11
AMERICAN INpUSIRIAL ASSOCIATION.

Tie regular meeting of the Board of Directors was
held on the 9th il ST. at the Office Of EK-Gov. Clark,
President of the Association vino took the chair:
The Corresponding Secretary presented the follow
III report:
Nothing worthy of special notice has occurred in
the business operations Of the Association since tae
last meet ting. During the harvest weeks the demand
for field bands exhausted the supply. This season
being over the labor market is sgsin stagnant, and
few applications are now made at the Office Tor any
description of laboIers. A few days since number
OF Italian emigrshts, at the instance OF the tahan
Society, applied for employment. These men came
recently from England, where, as their testimonials
proved they for several years supported Themselves
by their industry. They had been political prisoners
in Italy and their release took refuge 10 England
With the hope of improving their condition they have
sought the friendly shores OF these nted States
The Secretary regrets that no employment has been
procured for the N at the office of the Association No
the Association has not present the means OF send
irg item thither large number OF Italian refugees
hsve from fret 10 last come under the csre Of the As
soCiaton, and with scarcely al exception they have
ing them has several times been brought under the
consideration of the Board, and the hope is enter
tanned tina, II may yet be accomplished hoItical-
tural colony, ccaed within striking distance OF tins
city, formed of these intelligent and Industrious eAes,
who would raise fruit and vegetables for the New
York markets, would prove benefit.
In the prosecution of the ptianthropc object con-
tonpated by the Association, that Of finding employ
worthy poor as may be unable to obtain remunerative
employment in the city, and aiding them to reach
d'staIi ard more favorable locality the Directors
have ample encouragement. There rs a growing con-
yc.or in the public mind that this is TIE true way to
assist the poor. The plans as well As the objects Of
the Society whereve, they have been examined, are
cordially approved and il the present Board Of Drec
tors VIII as faithful ab0rers, be content to bear the
burden and heat Of the day they will succeed In es
tsblisbirg on permanent basis one Of the most use
full institutions OF benevoence IN our city
d. r THOMSON. Corresponding Secretary.
Abstract Of the Superintendent Report:
Receip............&25e ~ Disbursements 81
A.,ts............... los a. Liabilities g Is
stustious procured FOL 8 maes
Situations procured for = frpses . .
On motion it was resolved that the Superntendsnts
report with the books be referred to the treasurer
for examination. On molten
RreJ That The rtior OF the secre;ys report r-srs
the coonps Of the aar be r-rl-d to com rt'es
| to report q, the reAt meeting
The Committee we're M. Theodore Dwight. Gen.
G. Avez,sna, and the 6ecietsTy. 90 fiction.
Ros's TINT eommisss b sppoa:sd 70 '0'sae, TIE s1Ps
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fAdyer.;emeGt.l
To TIE EDITOR OF The n. Y. TRIBUNE

t,e over year the writer ssd Ia the various
journals Of this city Pathology Of CATAsRH differing from fofne'
theories and entirely the profession Contrsdetns the
prevailing d.s Of s ncufsbty and challenging OF
The positions put forth the assertion msds that i1so
and long standing within the fcsh OIL eecs s
AID entirely curHb.e. -.
Thsse have been fully verified Of which amPe ts
nony at hand But the writer vel OF the Universe
skei cn which prevails The subject AID which ortso
" physcsns uuvittinEy Perhsps-ofen envolny nc .
Who ADVERTISE the results Of their sbos N the field oil
why ehennston should b. INSIDE between tnoss 20" sPYy
neebsLcs aida and adaptations u the shspr OF se~ o
irs nschires which ameHste he Abos toasaA saa n
~ho pas fer system for the relief o. deese sna ocs y
upon knowiedse and Of H. tnrou1h ID sos OF
eel. nee. IL perhaps anomalous -, 81 =. :.
To tos Who nav read the Inca and Who s. believe rA;
Il end IN medic sk has STAINED this appeal u ynla
but speak they tsose VINO divesns ss
ssiyes C. prjudioe avail the seves Of whs~ref
fui IN envy department Of life Ian
OGce cr &C stion upoa sp,esv, open day no"
K 0ooo.Ls. NJ "
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THE TURF

UMoS CoRUsE, l. I.-TBoTTIsG--Inesidy, Aug.
10. IS,S-Ma.oh for 400, mile heats, bet in .:
WYcRoberts' III. Fanny Fern............."l ! I
ID. K,hos b. Pilot.............................%
Time, s;5.:- :+si-2:i,i
Tnor1Ise-Same Day.-Mach 500, mile heats
lest 3 in 5, in tsrness:
Fuleis b Rccilsnd drawn.
f. Woocraf's B. IN Anrie Lsuiie. draw.
Time. s:5f
TRoTIIsG--Some Doy.-Match $4,000, mile heats,
best 3 il 5, 10 wagon
D. TaimGs b. Rosa Bonh-ur Received forfeit.
H. Wccdfuasb forfeit.
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CORRFCT ION.
To re Editor Of The y. L. Tribune

To re Editor Of The y. y. TribsE<
SIR: 1t il great mistake in your charging me win
being inform tie pgb' Of such fl'en'oa ~ t1A
.pest Sabbath excursion to Ne"p' X saa
cannot either popety justice In yoa' di'torns m
pie complain: Of being cheated ot OF concert on Safr'a4
chsr.e Of gong on rrsnd on ssnd1 regret you
have thu, nadyeItepty done injustice to Others WHO ne
.eh cutie remote from sympathy or PARTICIPATION 10
ally ndsy excsu for left The boa; before sunrise on TIA,
Gay ,nd returned The ssht 'ee OF the Line dVdss fed
from secular time.
Assure those who IOt srrscY sWse OF me sc tist
never been casOlsls day OF be week
Least Ct al when Ia company with ny.d wiz 80 rs' TIC
CAS- On III. occ,,lou j. H. TOBITr,
No 1871 William street, NJ York.
Ne-- Ioyk Aug. 10 1850.
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80, ,svenue Or to give taen dfsPsr BOO Ga q:
roII's' 20 vou by my fierds DE CSosl C'n NJ
va Lr In copouiioD, Glos me again to express ny
sit nsi, "a fostion ?, tnis ccraal welcome. and
FsI,t,s e,1cusion Of tho spec hes the Goyerao, sha
suite L: scOst to the sarse Is. s .sSa ae
irg =, a 70 Ire audience saying coed night.
t We have done a. LONG, s dsy s Tors
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PoARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
President PURDY in the Chair.
After the reading of tie minutes Of tae last meeting
M. BIrYr moved that the tax levy be now taken up.
1t being asce'taiIed, however thst thete Vas not
quorum pre- sent the Board adjourned TIL to Gay at .
ocoak with the suggestion from Mr. 81 ST tnatthe
me ct eyely day til Ills business is finished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

Mock AUoUosEFR Casa man named Dsvid
FraIk of No. 81 Columbia street bought at No. 10
Greenwich stree. two watches both represented to b.
geld. For he paid IS and or the other $50 and, as
he si,erward discovered, beth were brsss. lie com
planned to the Mayor, warrsnt WAS ssued and the
morey recovered.
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.-ssl.d = F-a..f tis ssss. Tsey ~sss faksr 70 -
N.7ols Office $40 ths1e McA aiisoS vas held e. 81.
t.s .ur c. s. .oc0. a.. Esgsrs. Wao VS. Il. c'n.
%. ror L ,ae efhce, in tbs q 800. AZ = is,s
icvr tst sli tlsy tad rot fo1ni bsL A53z: 5 COO
eoyts q Tee M'alar, ws's sez4i by tn, oficst'
az Sc 20 u bgIr &c to-,sy.
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= tey ,r.rr sIsEt,c s e.. > e. "a r-rp-.
cfu..isrI5 tae o,-cts s1t pi.rs o. t1 s,ccss o-
~ aog .Ty s9,ls,les. AZ sgYcllt1s l. "A sztAts
TIE CcInu.t;ce wtre hes.r.. DgiSa., Avs,zs,.
Sr.u.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLICE woRE

RIAL Estate The following sales OF real estate
made yesterday by Adrian II. Muller: -Four lots
Of aId on touthees rner of Eleventh ayeLue and
Twenty seventh street, together with the water-rght
and lands under water in front Of the to the
teiioI line of the city, $50, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

FATAL FALL.--John Kipg, child four years old,
fell from four story window Of the re'ideucs of his
parents No. 305 Yves. Twenty street, on Monday
afternoon and was killed. Coroner His yesterday
he'd an Inquest upon the body and a verdict Of Ac'
ciden.sl Death" was rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

CARRIES BURIAL.-Mr NJ B. Donaldson, sefto5
and superintendent Of Cannon street Bsptist Church
Cemetery, which is stusted at the corner of Nath
and Withers streets arrested yesterday by Officer
Booe OF the Sixth Pr, cnc charge Of violating the
hesh Crdinsnce by buying body in tha. cernstery
dst.loe OF only one foot below the surface. The COM
p,sitt was made at the Station-Iiouse by Mr. jobs
Myies, who is lot owner on the cemetery that the
BODY was 20 buried, and on examination the ofii'~
found Mr. Donaldson and man named Ch''stiaosoa
in the &C.. of dsnterribg the body for the purpose Of
digging deeper grave. They stated that tho body
wss placed there merely temporarily until deeper
grave could be procured. They also stated th1 the
complaint Of Mr.. Myres was malicious in consequence
ef some fculiies which existed between himself aud
Dopsldfon. Justice Fesks held Donaldson 30 await
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

ForsD The body Of Mrs. Emily A. Warner, whs
left her home in Bushwick avenue near Grand street,
sbout II o'clock Saturday night, was found on Son
day at the foot OF Harrison street Brooklyn. No per-
con appearing to recognize it, the body Wa taken 70
the Dead House, where it was identified yesterday ~
the husband. II is supposed that she Jumped over
board from the foot of South Third street. o. her shawl
was found on the dock She was lsborpg under sber-
ration Of mind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

PoGICFMAN ARRESTED TOR BEATING OsE Mas
AND DREAMING NE ARM or AsoTHER Yesterday
Afternoon hesring wss had before Justice Kelly a.,
tie jeff, rson Market Police Court, ia the case Of
Policeman Henry Moran Of the Eighteenth Precinct
arrested dsv or two ago complaint of two citizens
ran ed S,mut Hal Of No lSj East Seventeenth street
ard Ber.min f. Purjy Of No. 20? the same street. 1t
sppeaIs that some evenings ago Mr. Pudy, during the
temr Absence Of his wife, lay down upon sofa or
he'd where lie fell aleep. la little time thereafter
ie was awskered by the noise OF loud taking, music
and dancing in tie a. oitDg house, occupied by ore
Logon Mr. Pmdy went out without his hs'' AID upon
ookirs into Logans place Policeman Moransetting
on = BEECH talking to a young woman. Az this time
his wife returned and he told her that be was gong
irto tie house 10 get bis hat in order that ne might
obtain the pocemans runber. Upon returning to The
street M Pudy alleges thst he walked toward Moran,
tu before he could re;se his eyes look at the number
upon the policec cap, Moran dealt him aseyere blow with
his club The attack startled him that he stepped or
partially fell forward, when Moran seized him and
gave him another blow which fractured his right fore
ann Moran ATTEMPTED to strike the unfortunate man
over the head but Mr.. Pardy parted off the blows
with lis left ann. The policeman then arrested him
and conveyed him TO toe Police Station, tue way to
which place lie continued pounding him with his CLUB
Arrived at the StstioL-House Moran preferred charge
sgairst PurGy of 6isorderly conduct, and following
him shout ard the latter consigned to the cells.
M Purdy ted the d0oiman that Moran had broken
his arm, which fact bepg communicated to Capt.
Benreti, the injured msn was properly cared tor.
Scon after. Justice Kelly arrived at the Station House
and holding Court, released Mr.. Purdy on his own
rocogr!zsnce urt the following morning. sThe next
day, Puroy apreared before the Magistrate az tue
opening CT the Ceul, and the policeman failing to ap'
pear, lie was discharged Tor want Of evidence
Mr. Purdy then preferred q complaint against
Moran, ard alleged in his affidavit that the attack was
made without cause OF proVocslon.
Mr.. Hal also made ccmplain. gar st the same p0-
lctmsn for assaul. and battery. He alleged tha'
MOAN cane alorg Sevents enh street, and approach
ing him struck him q violent blow with MS cuo,
irjuirg him severely. Mr.. Hall alleges thss ne haa
not spoken word to Moran, or given him any Pr0'o'
cation whatever.
M. Purty appeared in Courtw his arm 10 a sung,
tuffsrirg considerably from the nures he fee'Ved
the haIis Of the accused. The c,ss s sti nhher OK
smins,icn, tie policeman being in custody oil 'aP''
Betrttt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

SINGULAR FREAK man was taken to the MA
House Of tho Sixth Precinct yesterday atteraoos
having been found by Officer Robertson in state q
nudity in Flushing avenue. When he "" arrested 10
was e, deavsrirg to detan OF the mules sttsehe1
to Flushing avenue railroad car. lie had dvestsA
himself Of his clothing, and preparing for bath in
duck pend 40 scent. lie was taken to the Station
house where he was locked up for the night lie W"
evidently laboing under the effects of lager MANIA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

ACCIDENT Al rHE PAyIrioN, GtEN Covr -Oa
Sunday lss,, the S,h inst, Mr.. OTIS Omsby, propns-
tor Of tie Glen Cove Pavilion, called Dr. Suew q
Ovster Bsy TO examine wound which he hsd received
some ten days before from the 40 ,dent.l discharge Of
a p'stol The wound had been examined, snd pro
rourced Of little Importance by the s.,euisn. pAy-
sicisu he being unable to discover anything in IT, Dr.
Slew. in probing the wound found foreign subs,sscs.
and mms diaely lsd it open and removed bal tAst
wss firmly embedded in the bone.
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A-rtffsssu e.

TIE METALLIC TAHITI SrRop-Inv Gated b.
Gro s,rNo,.s 1916 .Ta.' the ssouir. ~uis las
been eGused poSuc.nS .n- Acereg psxo-
Can be obauee Of the subscil-rs Ard cole AZ ss
5 SANDERS, Store Nc. As,or Hops..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

TRr .I,yF~uF BALLET TRoCPf At PrRDy's
k,r'o>N fFsTFE tuiy woateT-. sas .sost b vtt-
spr. T ATrrssoos "a ocock Cd e tee f'srsS sss,
b. rsarg D,er-i..-lasui so4 Grad Ss-es Ooy tA-ss
81 dy rs,t,y d;s Cailssa I. pesaf Ps1,eSnn!c SAs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

HARD TO - iNpi.AI>TD. The .cieniie ed
s,rt Mage. v,sscsusn A. r~ssrD-
Il, =, Alrf AAOo> st s,SNVNs MVsRVs. ~ Nhsss ~
.ra-f.tu " .rd may ts tssaed ps@etv a-srsIpei Tee
- li,ue do whNy beyost A.! COD PAes ertrsocessg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

THGrr-Yesterday afternoon thief entered the
bssement door Of No. 50 Cranberry street, and wais
the servant was engaged in the back room, sad the
fan y up stairs, he smped the coset in the ffost
basement Of lot Of -ver-ware, with which he wsike&
ca. lie was seen by the woman, who gave the alarm,
ard Officer Williams pursued him to tho Terry, on.
without success. The thief made bis escaP" win -
be Lad stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

MAD Doc.-Porcemsn Hernessey yesterday morn
ing kil,si rabd dog the Battery BY shooting the
animal with bis revolver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

CorsrPRFEr BuLs-The parties arrested On Sss'
urdsy for pairing counterfeit q and slO 9oses On the
Material Bank, Of Providence r. l., upon hosel-kseps"
on tie C,rey Island plank road were brought b't'f'
Just:cs ycorhes yesterday, when the eHannst'a ws'
a6iouiI ed till Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

Ten thousand -four hundred snd seventy-seven of
these arrested were nstves Of Ireland, $500 of the
United States 62l Of Germany 26i colored, 6G6 Of
England 22i Of Scotland 100 of France, 4 Of I.ay,
ard the balance Of other countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11
BROOEZ YN I2EYS.

CoRpoR,TIos MANUAL of BRo0Siis-Mr. Wa.
G.. Bshop, City Clerk Of Brooklyn, la, cent rss esPy
OF the Manual Of the Common Council OF the City q
Blooklyr, compiled ty himself. II is q nest isms. q
2C0 pages sub acrg tie rames residences ami ssass
Of tie city cfoers with their du,ies history Of the
Fire Departments Of the Eastern and Western Ds-
t,cts; tie Water Works, with map, and other public
Institutions the cersus OF the city, boundaries Of ~
Wards. ofiics vote a. the last election, valuation q
taxable property, ard other information Of rss ed
irts,e,t 10 the others of Brooklyn. The Manuel u
get up in good style and does credit to its eaiSsss
compiler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

NFw NEWSPAPER ~ SUFFOLK CorNrt-A
weekly new spsper about being established at Patch
ogue, l.. under the editorial suipices of the Hsv
Washirg ton Van Zandt.
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THE JUsrIcrs' Counrs.-The Police business al the
City Hall now devolves upon Justice Noorhies, whs
has a lsrge number Of cases to attend to. Justice
Cornwel is sbsen in the country, and Justice Fox Of
the Fourth District is prevented from attendance %
hi. dutes at present 10 consequence OF sickness IN ca
family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

A CHID DRoWSED.-CoroDer Connery held an in
quest at No. 25l Seventh avenue the body Of Anne
La Winterey child two years of age. whose death
wa caused by downing. Daring the temporary alb
erce nom the of Mrs. Wintery, the child fell
into tub Of water aud was drowned. The Jury rem.
dered a verdict corresponding With the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

IDINruHD.-The body OF tho female found drowned
at the foot of Sedgwick street on Sunday has bees
Identified az Mrs. Emily A. Warner. who committed
suicide while laboring under arrangement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

FouND IN THE WATTR.- Last Saturday evening
Richard Horan, lad nearly years of age, left the
home Of his parents Nc. IS James street, bu. not re-
tuning that night the following day, search was
made which resulted in finding his remains in the
dock foot of Roosevelt street East River. II sap.
posed tie deceased was drowned while bathing An
irquest wss held on the body by Coroner Connery,
and verdict Of Accidental drowning was rendered
by tie jury.
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AITFMPT os IHF PART or TIRE Bols 10 '".
The HorsE OF REcEPrIoS.-A desperate attempt
was made BY three boys confined in the House o. NJ
cep.cn Of the New-York Juvenile Asylum NO. -
Wes Thiieerh street to fire that institution yee.et
d,y morning their motive for % doirg bspg to ensoe
them to ssc,pe from their custodsns during the e0,'u
zion Incident upon the cona.gratiOn. The Pr9ee' h.a
teen contemplated fer several days and the p.n' :.
the your ipcepdiaries were mstured on Mon,S
Tie time set for executing the plot was aesaAy 'O'n
Ig, during the recess while al the oo;s ''I g..
arranged that one Of the party should go mo psf-
t;culn loom ard obtain some matches and then meet
The Others in the hallway. ,,..r.
A. the appointed time, the three boys "lliam
Mshen, Hugh McNsmee and George Coleman, m'' 10
tie hsu, and proce eding to storeroom unael '1'
-,y, where wa. depoeitsd quantity Of sIa. iot o.a.
ips purposes, Maa.n, the youngest Of the three, bot
70 year. Ct sss lighted ssverL machs. and fired the
straw ths c.ha. assisting in tanning sai kailng tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

ACcIDEsT.-Mr. James Wilson OF Powers street su''
tanned fracture Of the knee pan by falling into an sx-
cavaton at the Of Lomer and Stsgg streets o.
Morday right. The excavation Is made BY pump
well berg dry ard Improperly secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

OrAnrERT Report 81 I'M d Prr. SrPTRIN-
7~Sprsr-Iie following statistics We cave ob'slned
ron the Deputy Superintendent. Report for tas qa.r
,er frdirg July 81 1853:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

FAT,L FAIL Rose Farrell an I'shwomsn of very
Incorporate habits eyed 50 years, fell from the rear
steep OF house No. 10 Franklin street while lntoxl-
Gated, ard so severely Injured herself that death
ersued. Coroner Conney held an inquest on the body
AID the july rendered verdict Of death By falling
from the soop Of rear house No 10 Franklin street,
while state of intoxication which resulted IN her
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

FouKD Dad oS PHI or LrnBFR.-festerdsy
Afternoon the dead body Of an unknown man was
fourd lying on the top of pile of lumber some twenty
feet high corner of Washington and Hubert streets.
Tie body presented the appearance of having been
there two or three days, and decomposition was far
adyarced No marks Of violence were apparent on
the boy ard the supposton is that he went up there
to sleep, and died before morning Coroner Hills was
notified, and caused the remains to be removed to
Bellevue Hospital, where inquest will be he'd
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

BrrelApY.-The Office Of Hardy & Brown Of the
co,,sy If Water ard Flint streets was broken open -
Monday night the safe blown open, and u I" 10 pen
MOS and ~ in counterfeit bills taken.
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Aivsstisner.
BRADls GALLERIES.

froroc
ANssorrrNs sa4 D.cuSsssoyysts
No. 50 ,ni 80 ns's,~s, Ne. rsrh az No 80 esnasvs
,,n.s av NAsai,y'op. D. &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

MrsIoM FESTIVAL The Brooklyn Harmonic Se-
Getty hsspu scte colossal musics outdoor fes'ivs
on a plan simisr to those held in Ns~-iork. msS-
g Of the Society held at the Polytechnic Institute
asst hight in regard to the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

R,1rfs By DoG.-A child Of Arthur Bassstt v"
bt.sn by dog on Tuesday night at the corses o
Graham avenue and Debeyolse street. The child wss
bsdly ti.,sn IN the cheek. The dog W" killed ~
Officer Robertson Of the Sixth Precioct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

ARpysT OF PIcXPocgEr-On Taesdsy ''eo"e
William GODDARD was arrested by some cnz'as saa
taken TO the station house Of the Sixth Prec'na %
cb,rge of having picked the pocket Of Mrs. ID. Bias-
ham !, , Grand street stage OF ~ 10. Mrs.. B. 80
rdip, M /, the stage ard the prisoner wa seated by
10, .'as She fe. hand in her pocket, end inns-
S;.,slv after the prisoner 60, up to leave tho cAge'
Sh. then gave the alarm, mi.sns ber p'ckseeoo..
snd hs Wa arrested by Mr. Susderbeek ed g, ne
tss sfstioo-house. The money wes Ds ae his
Scsurs We. taken fer the "thisvss ssls,y soc .as
prisoner was taken before Justice sos..i - r.
Tim i5 which was paid s.d Godssd Gsps - - 80
Judge states ss hs reason tor tns g. n ~ eo.li
.", d , tss: tie case wss ssytsng more ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

A MARROW Esc,PE.-Wm Ross Of Ksnnebunk, a
boy belonging TO ship Guilty. or for Liverpool fell
from the main chains yesterday while the ship was
beipg towsd to by the steamtug W. ii. Webb, and
was unnoticed After being in the water half an hour
lie was picked Up by propeller Western Port, outward
bound ard sfterward transferred to the steamer Gin
delills who brought him to Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

"TRIcES AND TRArs OF NEw-YoRE. No. 3 Of
the clever little psr6plles under ttis tile has been
published 10y Dpsmore & Co., No. Spruce street
1t s cirtcted especially to yourg grs, and shows up
the yalious tricks of seducers, male and female