New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

sengers are General COmon'ort, ExPresident OF MeI
CO. the Hon. Samuel Beardsly Of Utica the Hon. a. W.
Peckham, of Albany, Sir George BOnham, John Van
Buren,, esq, and A. Duocsp, esq
CITY EMS.
There is no change to note in the weather. The
same cool breeze aud clear sky prevail, and every
body ssys 10 everybody they meet, what magnificent
weather. But hot Summer and sultry dog-days must
come soon.
BULLS HEAD.-There was for once in long time
Jolly set of cattle drovers yesterday at Bulls Head
Prices as may be seen by reference to the report
of the market, were higher than they have been
before in some weeks. AL the good stock sold at ii
llIc pound net, and general thing the market
held up throughout both days equal to cent pound
better than it was week ago. The total number of
beeves sold this week is 1896 which is 7S less than
the number offered the week previous. That accounts
for the advance.
Mr. BRoUGHAMs BESEFIT.-To night Mr. John
Brougham takes his benefit at the Metropolitan Thea
ter. The plays are his own burleaque of "COum-
bus" "The Great t tagic Revival" and tho farce of
the Secret" All the company are in the bill, and
the entertainment will doubtless be excellent.
NmLo's GARDEH.-Mr. Barton is going through a
round of his best parts tins house with glorious
cess lie is playing more carefully and arsticslly
than for many seasons before.
Four OLDL LINE WHO'S CELEBRATING INDErESD-
rEoE DAY.-About o'clock on the night preceding
the 4th Of July, Officer Harris Of the Eighteenth
Precinct observed carriage-driver shght from his
seat at the corner of Twentieth street and Broadway
and take from the pocket of person apparently stu
pefed inside, steelclasped purse. TN demanding
an explanation the driver, named Andrew McNalty,
said that be was only taking the fare. The persons
inside were rather too sound asleep to attend to the
iriAe themselves. Contrary to the likings of the
obligipg driver the officer took him IN charge, and
reused up the supefed patriots inside one OF them 10
such an extent that he recoectod and asserted his
position in society as respectable man, and handed
forth his card dealer in -, at No. - Fulton street.
Officer Harris then managed to send each of the par
ties inside 10 their homes and beds where they walked
next morning all sloriously ignorant of the last ad-
ventures of the previous night. One Of the party,
residing at No. 81. Hammond street, yesterday re-
paired to the Mayors Office and gave an interesting
and detailed sccouut of all that he could recollect.
Somewhere, he was certain, the company had been IN
Station. House prior to falling in with the dishonest
Lsckinaa. MoNulty was held in 81, 900 bonds to an
swer for the set, and the papers were sent to the
office Of the Distriot-Attorney.
CRRoLs NEw-loRK DIREoroRi.-Tms little
volume contains large amount Of useful information
for strangers, and many advertisements of value to
citizens 1t is published at No. 63 Ann street.
FArAL AcCIDENr-ILL.FOUNpED RUaoRs oF
vioIKScE-Coroner O'Keefe held an inquest yester-
dsy a. the Sixteenth Ward Station house, upon the
BODY Of a man named William Coyle, who, it was
supposed, had died from the effect of violence re-
ceiyed al the hands Of parties unknown. Deceased
was found ON the sidewalk at the of Nineteenth
street and Tenth avenue bleeding from two severe
wounds one In the arm and the other in the groin.
On being asked 10y Policeman Hensmsn how he re-
ceived the injuries he refused to give the slightest
information. lie gave his name, age and place ot
birth, but he refused to state anything further
carriage was sent for to take him TO Bellevue Hospital
but before il arrived he died from loss of blood On
the INQUEST deceased was identified by Richard Stock
deli of No 3l4 West Nineteenth street, who testified
that at late hour Tuesday night deceased let hs
house for the purpose Of buying bottle OF gn that
he returned intoxicated and made his way to the root
of the house. While there, it is supposed, he rolled
OF staggered over the coping and fell to the sidewalk
beneath, where he was found by the officer The
Jury rendered verdict to that effect Deceased was
.lsborer on farm near Kings Bndge, and was mar
ried 20 a woman now in the employment OF DIR. Baker
Of Staten Island.
STEPHENS Nor TO BIZ HANGED At PREsENr.-
The action of the Court of Appeals in the case OF
James Stephens, convicted of the poisoning OF his
Wife not having been announced, the execution Will
be STAYED till the decision shall be made known,
which it is expected will not take place until the
September term OF that Court. Stephens himself
expresses confidence Of the success of the apphcson
and says that be could produce evidence at another
tria which would completely exonerate him ffem The
charges lie state: that his wife was eonhFnea
Lypochoudriac, and had more than once given hlm
darn in the matter Of violence to herself. This was
known to friends Of both parties and might account
oT her death by poisoning, although he processes e1
ueme doubt Of its occurrence by that agency.
SINGULAR CoSDUcT oY GIRL.-Lsst week Mrs
Seymour Of Christopher street applied to the police to
ssaist her in finding her girl, VINO had eloped from
home under circumstances which implied strongly that
shs had become an inmate of one of the numerous
houses q bad repute few streets distant The girl
wa ,ens Of age, large sized and prscociousi apd,