New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

kge TO be engage 10 o. between the people and
he goca aofia;srv These amenities are ~ a,
our nrsiseworthy, and the presenI1 vonr gallant
INA horror the civic &c .Se;r regard and
ngment when y VIC NV sense Of the appropriate
pa 'oIpea H. fcf The Flag Of me n,p s'Idor
,sS .,as.t ralying point Of the A 'pfl narade
e.ssr ON the field OF battle or INC pd the nedce of
4 eece the symool o. n .S emblem Of the glory, honor
his freedom o. srns of his country. heeP, .neu the
and the ~. rnes unsusd snd et ~ os 1
,hs nath Il glory The Sssr;pcs and ia noble
E,re STATE with its os;pt device of our own
motto E1cELsIok, Hi saS place in your ranks. But
metropolis, may f.tsm your loyalty and devotion are
ecyeoo .a ase Of the Union an aS;sn 'aai oul
city entirely iss and il the demon of civil
against fuef ~ which may Heaven avert, the rioter
srfe be evol know that he is rebel, and aims his
and tne s% I'm, against the flag 10 which ne owes his
pericios r, co1clusjcn, be pleased TO accept Sir,
obedience. this splendid testimonial of the APP
m 70" md friendship of yonr fellow-citizens, and
pova. march beneath its folds, may it animate you
yns" s..sip the peace Of our city, the honor of the
o. and the integrity and perpetuty Of the Union
8. .oosp,pg the colors Col. vosburgh replied say
..,A. IN the multiplicity Of the duties which had de-
- mon him since his orders were issued he had
s,.d tine to prepare himself in order to convey to
..xs,or the feelings that animated the heart of ev
~. o the regiment. He knew of no more appro-
-, tamonial to any association than the "Flsg
"a. yre." and pledged his word that the hearts and
s..sd5oO men Of the list Regiment should every
~ b ready 10 protect that flag. The Colonel con-
sld By referring to the causes Of tue first organiza-
sss Of the 7lst Regiment, viz TO protect American
a;ssas in their daily avocatons.
fnrIfB IN TIE STREET.-Coroner Hills held an in
,,sa. at the Third Precinct Police Station, on the
tay Of On unknown man, about 40 years of age, who
,ufcund lying On the sidewalk in front Of premises
Sa IS Barclay street in dying condition. He ex-
,rsd in few minutes afterward, and removed to
he Station House by Officer Galloway. A post-mor
zen examination showed that death was caused by
xnarhage Of the lungs, and the jury rendered ver
1t 10 that effect The deceased was about five feet
.sht inches in hight slim built, with dark hair, and
al brown whiskers and under his chin; be was
Apsed In brown frock coat brown pants, single
kesstsd green cloth vest with velvet collar and calf
kin boots with red tops. His general appearance was
hs Of laboring man; he had fifty odd cents, pair
gloves and other small articles in his pockets, but
ppspers going to show his name or residence.
DISTURBANCE AMONG EsIGRAEIs.-Daniel McNice
snd Ann MeCune, alias McDennot, recently arrived in
this city from Ireland and either before since they
sst foot upon American soil, an intimacy sprang up
between Them and engagement Of marriage was the
result notwithstanding that had left wife and the
aher husband in the "ould counthry.' McNice had
n his possession 1895 in gold soveregns which money
he woman prevailed upon him to give into her custody
a safe keeping. lie had the money sewed up in a
belt, which he placed in the csrpet-bsg and, locking
tkaa 10 Ann IN toL inf fhot
tine Daniel has been in great trbulation in cOnse-
auence of being unable to get possession of his funds
lie made complaint against Ann for stealing, and she
was arrested and held for examination by Justice Con-
holly. Ann confessed having the money, and said she
attended keeping it until Daniel restored her character.
ALLEGED FALSE PRETEgsE.-Moris Cohnert, q
German, keecing an Intelligence office at No. All
RoadN sy, was arrested yesterday by Officer Slater,
Augcd with having, on or about the 4th ult., by
of false and fraudulent representations cheated
John W. Kullcnkamp Of No. 32l Broome steeet, ont
II s25. Cohnert, it is alleged, proposed to take the
Complainant 10 partnership condition that he would
nycst 5000 in the business the accused setting forth
,hps the business was very profitable. After paying |
The money Kullenkamp ascertained that the repre-
.eatsons false in every respect and in conse-
queDcc be made complaint. Cohnert WAS taken to
the Lover Police Court, and committed to await ex
animation.
ABoY ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.--An inquest was held
At the Twelfth Precinct Police Station by Coroner
ILLS on the body Of Patrick Delany, an Irish boy
sho was accidentally shot al the River House, Hsr
In, on Tuesday afternoon. Delany and some other
kss had followed target company to Harlem, and
sik the members had temporarily deposited their
rHkets, Delany and his comrades took up several Of
Adr guns OF which, on being snapped, exploded,
Vi tho charge penetrated his side and abdomen caus.
q, death in few moments aterward. A verdict of |
Accidental death was rendered by the Jury.
JUVENILE BURoLARs.-Wm. Connolly and John |
Kne boys, II years Of age were arrested by Officer
Valentine of the Seventh Ward, charged with break
nc into the brass foundey OF Messrs. Smith & MahOn,
Nwster street, and stealing thereirom copper pipe
rlaed at So. Justice Brennan committed the youth
Mdepredators to prison.
PASSING COVSTERFEIr MoNrY.-An Irish woman, |
giving her name as Ann Simpson, was spprehended on
Aondsy night by Officer Gardner of the Tenth Pre-
S'ct charged with having on Tuesday last passed |
counterfeit slO bill on the Western Bank Of Wheeling,
Va, At the store No l9j Grand street. Succeeding so
VEL she offered another bin at the same store, aud
"stetected aud locked up.
ALLEGED AssAULT ON CLFRGYMAN At HorEL !
h6stySwIcH srRrEr-On "Wednesday morning the Rev W.
ompson from Stamford Conn., appeared before the Mayor
~ sthed that he had been violently assaulted beaten by
zee PARTY connected with the Fulton and Loveioy Houses in
eeerweh He dill no. who bis as.an, was but
az that h. could recognize the ised Tor
u urest Of q suspected party.
ANOTHER W,rcu TR.NsAcTIoN.-,lamcs Xix has
ssd the Hoo.er State for lime past lie j. now IN
IA cry business pleasure and or Nedn-sess noIuSh
d Upon Sergeant sampson OF the Mayors squad and stated
nt while srchns through Broadway h. stepped Into an ane
"a they, sell bought