New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

| shower at 4 O'Clock, but nothing worth calling a
storm. The evening was gratefully cool and balmy,
with fine display of cloud scenery the sun went
down. About these days expect dog-days.
American INSTITUTE CATTLE SHow.-We under
stand from Mr.. Leonard, the agent of the American
Institute that he has secured the ground Immediately
north Of the Third-avenue Depot building, at Sixty
third street. for the next Cattle Show, which will be
held about the 10th of September and strong efforts
are making among ts friends to render it one of the
largest and best shows Of all sorts Of domestic animals
ever held under the auspices Of the Institutes and
are assured that pains shall be spared in fitting up
the grounds for the comfort and convenience Of
ors and visitors. The location is of the best that
could be found in the ctythe cars of the Second and
Third avenues afrording abundant facilities for the
thousands who viii visit and enjoy such exhibition
of beautiful and valuable animals will be gathered
together from the numerous owners and breeders Of
improved stock in the immediate vicinity Of New
York.
The Photographic world was all agog yesterday from
the proceedings ofthe Circuit Court ofthe United States
in the case Of Tomlinson ag Fredrcks. The plaintiff
prayed for in junction against the defendant to re-
strain him from using BALKAN Of Cir in sealing the pic
lures usually called ambrotypes and from using any
brorides in exciting colodion for taking pictures.
The plaintiff the holder for the State of NewYork
of tie two patents granted to j. Cutting which have
given rise 10 so much discussion and speculation. II
the patents had been worth anything, Mr. Tomlinson
would be entitled to bis injunction. Mr.. Fredricks
took the broad ground that the alleged inventions OF
Cutting were well known and in public use at the
time of their pretended discovery, aud In print in the
United States and in Europe before their supposed
invention clown East" Each party came to the
contest fully armed-the plaintiff supported on his
right wps by Mr. Quincy and two assistants from his
establishment and the defendant resting on strong
battery of books. After short and desperate eR-
pagnm,nt, the plaintiff was routed, and made pre-
cpitate retreat leaving his ooors, baggage and am
munition on the field. The counsel were Messrs. Bell
and Keller for the plaintiff ard Guilon (of Phladsl
phia) and Mcmahon for the defendant
THEAssAuLr ON CHRISTINA ScBGFFyR.-IIER Ex-
anrxA1Ios.-Coroner Jsckman yesterday repaired TO
the house No. 3l4 Eighth street, for the purpose OF
taking the ante-mortem examination Of Christina
Seb9fer, the German girl who was reported to have
been very DANCE rousy kicked in the breast by one
Max Haight. On reaching her bedside, the Coroner
found tina, she in no immediate danger, aud, with
proper treatment bids fair TO Her examine
tion was taken, and is as follows:
Christina Schqffer being duly sworn, deposes and
says-I do not know that shall recover; yesterday
afternoon at II O'Clock, ! on the front stoop Of
this house when Max Hsight came down stairs and
struck several tnes and after We got ap stairs he
kicked NE thee times in my left breast Peter Goss
pulled my hair; was beaten much that became
Unconscious; Caroline Haight pulled my hair and
Snapped my face several times Sophia Hsight pulled
habdful Of hair from my head and struck me IN the
face several times.
On this testimony the Jury found "Tha, Christina
SchQHer came to her wounding and injuries at the
hands Of Max Hsight and Caroline and Sophia
Hsght-"
The three parties implicated viii be required to
give bonds for their future appearance TO answer the
assault, If called upon
scHurzEs Frsr.-Ths New.Yofk Schutzea Corps,
IN Association of German rifsmen, commanded by
Col II. d. Busch, proceeded yesterday to Yorkvlle
to commence thr Annual Schutzen (Shootingl Pesti-
va, which will be continued for three days. Various
German military companies and societies taking part
in the festivities assembled in tie morning at Ms
tionL Hall, Canal street, the headquarters Of the
Sehutzen Corps, wherce they started 81 II O'Clock
They marched through Broadway down to Park
row. and passed and ssluted Tie Express sfhce
lhenoe they proceeded t1fouSh LIE ram anu P""
iIg the City Hall, sautsd the Mayer. They taenpfo
ceeded to the Festival ground, marching up Broad
way, aud taking passage in steamer, at the foot o.
Boone street for Yoskyii.e Park The Reichs-
Adler Is the RiAensen's target and tho who is
successful Of the corps in shooting the body Of the
Iuperisl Eagle down from it, high position. crowned
a. sn award King" tthe Schutzca- Koenig,.
We understand that Mr.. Orville Gardner Is to take
charge Of the Peoples Coffee and Reading Room in
the Fourth Ward, at No. 26 New Bowery. Mr. G..
has already done good work among the class Of
"roughs in the city, and it is believed be may sc-
compi.h much toward reforming his old associates IN
this section Of the city.