New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14
CI Y ITEMS.

Tx Poor WILL MISS HER.-That was the euo-
eirm of ore buried yesterday IL waa spoken by sew
eial-it was thou, ht by ALT was the best euogiun
II at could be pronounced upon any one, and in tnis
caae it wss trus Although it may be pleasant to tue
surviving fiends to hear such words, how sad 10 the
DC or who will sorely miss such womsn as went away
om one Of the sl houses in Eighteenth street yestsr
day. n the very plain hearse of the Friends Society to
her fius resting place earth. 1t is not those whom
We usually call "tbe mourners, and they we're numsr-
ous who will mics her most sore as they felt the loss
for she was much loved wife and mother-busi 1t is
the poor widows ald orphan children who have par
taken largely Of her bounty during many OF the last
years of hsr life Hers was a heat and hard ever
open Distress not to the folly Of feeding street beg
earr, or to indisclimna alms-gvng, but to those
where giving would do gocd and enable the recipient
by little timely assi;tarce to go alone, or a. least
without lesnpg 80 heavily upon the s.aff loaned as to
be burdensome. One Of the poor widows who will
miss her was almost the point Of pair few years
ego, left as sLe was suddenly with two infants and III
health and who until widow had never known the
necessity OF doing a. much work washing pocket
hanc kerchief 1t was the one whom the poor wtpt
for esterdsy who assisted that poor widow to es.ab
ish herself in business that has since supported
her ard ber children and her feeble old mother only
wsn,irg now ard thin small loan, and alwsys Whist
she always got good advice snd kind sympathy. That
other widow with two children who has been assisted
little row and then for four five years aud who
during tie time has twice suffered loss from fire, yet
still kept from despair by her benevolent friend may
well despair now for a worse calamity than fire has
fallen vpon her-her bes. friend is dead. Who will
take her place Who will fill her Offices to these aud
many others 20 that the poor will not 80 much miss
her? Who will most honor the depMted's memory
by deeds Of charity TO those who will mos miss her
Let them OF say MY best, and almost only friend
I" was buried yesterday
The RIGHT NuxBER.-The Office of the new tse-
graph line to Cincinnati is at i3 Wall street, not at %,
as stated ia our paper yesterday.
GREAT BASE BALL MATCH NEw YORK ".
BRooxLYS.-The Committee announce tina. the re-
turn match will be played at the Fss5on Course on
Tuesday, Aug. II, at q p. m. weather permitting
ANEw FEATURE IL The LATE FORGrRY.-A new
feature hss trarspred in the lste forgery upon Mr..
Charles ID. Fredrieks, photographic Of Broadway,
snd a further sntst has been made III the case. 10
yesterdays TRIBUNE We published lengthy afidayt'
made by Mr. Fiedrcks and Officer Devoe, upon
which Justice Quackenbush of the Jefferson Market
Police Court issued bis warrant for the arrest Of ooe
Julius A. GiIigan United States soldier stationed on
Bedloes Is,ard. AZ already stated Glligsn wss sp-
pretended by Officer Dsvoe and taken before the
magistrate, wnsn it appeared upon sprehmnHy exam
irstor that Instead of being the principal in the for
sery, he had been little than tool in the hands
Of more WHY parties Gilgan is very intelligent, and
protested his innocence in the matter, and ray vol
uttered to make siavit setting forth the facts in
the case ss fsI ss within his knoWsdge. Tbs follow
rp affidavit was then usde and sworn to by the pris
crer the magistrate allowing Giigan to be ussd as
witness with view, II hpeesble, Of bringing the princi
psls in the refsrious business TO Justice.
julius A. Gillgsn being duly sworn depo.es and
he 1, soldier IN tie United States Army hs, dpo
-, snE,d il said Amy about tie 9th day Of Msrh
is tia, euiirs the latter part Of the mouth OF Ap s
-hIs drp pelt saiorsi BED lAsnd IN the Stss Of
NJ Yot cns EAph Iham ceed upon teeonen. sad re
o",t,d s,prr. to he Cy St Ne~ Yort tins, sspo