New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

arr note for .sle in tie county, bat beoacse baycr
ard seller ceud no, get together fer, jet das too
late vs beard Of a man who had several flr ssle.
It's Fair will hep such partise. Il vii hepa great
msSy buyers and sellers OF great mary things. Il
ia jnst VIA. the country neecs. ths. every Cattle
Show ard Far should be in fact Far, ir tie
sense ia which Ncah Webster understood that word.
Two orstions will be given 90 tue Fourth BY gen.
tiemsn OF some rotori,ty ID this line. The first vii
be delivered a, Rye, Wes.chester County, and WI be
free TO the p'ess and the public Toe other will take
place at tie Lun,t;c Asylam, on Blaokwels Island.
The Sound steamer Connecticut Of the Boston line
la. been chartered for Fourh-otJuly excursion
around Staten Island The excurson:sts will have al
opportunity Of witnessing two reRattas-one at PERTH
Amboy ard the other at the Battery. She leaves
from he pier foo, Of Courtand street North River.
Mr.. ii. T. Wsning has sent u a Typographical map
Of Northern Italy which with tie exception Of that
drawn by Lieut. Ives, is the best that has yet been
published in this country. Mr.. Wallings map
drawn by Mr. J. SohGier of this city, ard contains
plans of Venice, Milan, Verona, Pudus and Brescia
There is still room Cor Typographical msp Of the i'm
mediate seat Of war or a larger scale than has yet
been attempted.
NLW-YoRK CITr CoAr or ARMS AT LYoss.-Tbe
Mayor ye-te rday sent fl design of,he New-iork City
Ca. of .Ims drawn r water colors BY NJ. Gdmes.er
Of Ne. 50 Wal street intended as pattern for
piece Of sculpture to ornament Of the psnes Of the
new Merchants Exchange of Lyons, France. The
design is elsborately got up, at an expense of $50
and well made under the auspices Of ice. W. White
sey Ufited States Consul at that city.
THE ARGOS PAssEsGERs.-The American Express
Company have promptly made an arrangement with
the agents of the steamer Glasgow, which leaves this
port tomorrow at ~ m, to call at st. Johns n. f..
and take the passengers of the Argo, who will be for
wardei TO their destination
The Northern w.Jersey Railroad Company an-
nouuce excursion tickets between Jersey City and the
various stations along the lire of their road at ha the
usual fare, on the Fourth Of July.
SUPPOSED SuIcIDE.-Coroner Jackman held an IN
quest upon the body of an unknown man about 45
yea,s Of sge who drowned or Friday morning at
tie foot of Clarkson street North River. Deceased
was seen in the water aud several psnki were thrown
to him. but he would not avail himself of them.
nan named Michael Fitzgerald then Jumped in aud
brought him out but he WAS dead when landed. He
had left hs hat anc coat on the ple! Inc Jul. "elc
led TO suppose that be committed suicide and rendered
verdict to that effect. Since the holding OF the in
quest the police report that the body has been ident
fed as that of u man named james L. Whitehead.
ATTEMPTED INFANTIcIDE.-Abcut o'clock on
Thursday German woman called at the residence of
MIR. Morgan, in Fihyei1th street between First
and Second avenues, and asked to be shown some OF
the apartments which to let. She was shown
the rooms arc presently found preteIt for gorg in
to the yard after which she went away. The occu-
pants Of the house noticed that she had bundle With
her when she came and that she carried it away with
her ard did not, therefore, suspect her of anything
wrong Soon after she had left, however the wall
of an infant heard and search disclosed the fact
that the stranger had thrown female child, four days
old into the cesspool. The little creature rescued
and humanely cared for after which was sent to the
Child's Nurery.
BopY OF An ISFAsT FoUND.-Cororer Jackmsn
held inquest Friday upon the body Of infant about
week old found iDCosed In hands, oohn sad ing upo
be 81. ps No 80 Elm The BODY bore marks of
violence and It's parentsge coud not be sscesnec Ferdo
:" Death from unknown causes
ESCAPED CoSyICT.-Biy Meehan, alias Gallagher
escaped recently from confinement OF bsok~el
Officer Muldoon, and zen, back 10 his old qusr-ers