New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

hlLiTAR1.-lhe ID Regiment liu5shfs, Col. Brooke
Postey, will make an anniversary parade today.
This is undoubtedly the best cavalry organization in
the State.
Fourth CowPANY NATioNAL GC,RD. SEVENTH
RXGIMENT.-Ths Fifty'ttitd Anniversary ofthis crack
company Of New-York Stete roops, WAS celebrated on
Saturday last byan excursion to Glen Cove, l.. and
grand festival that beautiful resort. Toe Compsny,
consisting Of Cspt. VIM. Fl. Rlblst FirstLieut. John
Mckenzie, Acting Second Lieut.. John H. Quacken-
bush, Sergeants w. =. Halstsad J. w. Boger and l..
III. Little, and 81 muskets left the armory in Seventh
street about nine O'clock and preceded by the band Of
the Seventh Regiment, marched down Broadway, to
and through Grand street to the East River where
they embarked board the steamer Msylower, chsr-
tered for the occasion On reaching Glen Cove, the
company enthusiastically received by the residents
at the landing ard escorted to Ofmsbee's Pavilion
Hotel where ample arrangements had been made for
the entertainment Of the visitors
Alter paItakirg Of a collation. the company amused
themselves 10 games Of baseball sailing and riding,
until the hour Of dinner when they down sump
tuous repas followed by music, speeches. and songs.
Letters received from Col. Duryea, Majo Robt.
S. Oakley, Capt. Price, Capt. Sbsler Asher Taylor,
and VIM Everde, regreting their inability to partici-
pate in the festivities.
Daring the evening, the ban1 disc0ursed some
excellent music and the drawing Dom of the hotel pre-
sented brilliant and hilarious At ten O'Clock,
tie company reembarked on the MayAower, and
reached the city aboSt midnight highly delighted with
the events Of the day.
SIDEWALK AROUND CENTRAL PARK.-The Com
mittee on Roads Of the Board Of Councilmen met on
Saturday afternoon and concurred in the decision Of
the Committee favoTing the construction of very
wide sidewalk all along tie line Of the Eighth
nue., forming the western boundary Of the Central
Park.
DR.. Stone of Washington City has completed de-
sign for fountain at the end Of the promenade Of the
Central Park, New-York.
For EURoPE.-AmOng the passengers IN the Fulton
on Saturday, Carl Formes and Count Penalver,
d. Carlos Gutierrez and other notable Cuban gentle
men. The Rev. L. Thompson, President of the ID ala
ware Ohio University, sailed in the City of Man
chester.
ALMOST A MuRDER-On Friday evening, while
Mrs Eliza Riley Of No. 900 Ninth avenue, was enter
tanning her brother and sister cozy cup of tea
her husband, Thomas, came in, accompanied 10y his
brother James and sister Mary Ann, who, without
further ceremony kicked the visitors into the street
and then Get upon and beat their sister so savagely
that she is not expected TO recover Her assailauts
were arrested by Capt. Coulter asd locked up. Sub.
eequeuty it thought that the injured woman had
expired, and the excited Irish people in the nsighb'r-
hood made preparations to rescue aud lynch her cow.
ardly husband and his dastardy relatives but it was
ascertaned that the poor woman had only tainted and
her friends did not attempt to carry out their Intention
The principal cause for the attack was that the young
wife. who had but recently been installed a the head
Of her husbands household objected to the Interior
ence of her mother.in-law in her domestic affairs.
The prisoners were held TO bail in 81 900 each, BY
Justice Kelly.
Extensive RoBBERY.-Last Friday night, the
lumber Office of Messrs. Horton q Lewis, on the
corner Of West and Carkson streets was entered by
burglars and robbed of papers Of the value of oOO
together with about s. in change and few dollars
worth of postage stamps. The papers consisted OF
notes drafts checks policies of insurance, contracts
and other papers, and deposited in strong iron
safe The thieves cut cut portion OF the outside
plate of the safe door by means OF cold chisei anu
heavy sledgehammer. The tools were taken from
an old canal. boat near by, used a. workshop oy
Mr.. Webb, ship carpenter. Two young iehows,
named George McClusky and Daniel Kelly, belonging
in that vicinity, arrested on saturday afternoon
by Officers Hutchinson and Bennett, of the Ninth
Precinct on suspicion Of being concerned in the rob-
berv and committed by Justice Kelly for examination
ATrruprED SrIcIpE.-Mr. James X. Stephens OF
BROOKLYN, while near the Fulton Ferry on Saturday
night, attempted to blow his brains out with pistol
but only succeeded in shooting himself through his
hand. The Second Ward Police took him in, when 1t
wa, ascertained that he had swallowed a Wal Of
laudanum. The desperate man was taken to the CITY
Hospital.
GRtvr CHARGE AGAINST PILor.-Bnrtoh w.
Sanford pilot of one of the Peck-sp Ferry-ooat',
was arrested yesterday by Harbor Policeman Hodge
CHARGED with willfuly attempting to run down Police
boat No. l. containing several officers. Its alleged that
the pilot rsn his host close to the piers that one OF
the oars of the Pohceboa broken oil by the pad
5Ie-wheel and the boat itself narrowly escaped oshg
run down. Justice Osborne held the accused To Dali
in $500 10 ans yer the charge.
F,rrvsIvy SwIyDLEs IRON TAILoRs.-Simon SIM
mons of No. % Edrdge street was arrested yesteraa
on complaint of SaInter n Peck wholesale cotniets'
q, No. III Liberty street. Six or eight weeks ago tue
n;sorer under the name Of Isaac Ssmuels OF No. ll'
ca,al street obtained the materials for SIX CASHMERE
coats worth s!o to make up, but fsed to return the
goods or garments Upon arrest!pg Simmons, II was
found that he was mastert ailor, dong an extensive
business, and employing several hands, ana tha' nc
WAS in the habit of obtaining mserals OF wholesale
houses. under various fictitious names, TO make up,
and appropriating the property TO his own USE About
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