New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

cher STATE where the police o.nuot take him wit ,ou
srqmsiiion from tie Governor aot before tina, can
bobtaned, the victim has taken his departure. Then
lie thief resppears in the street. and defantly squan
de his stolen money under the very eyes of toe no
bsmless police. The suthoIties have done all in
ieu power for the protection Of Strangers by placin
Yoicemen az every point where steamboat or train
q cars land their passengers; but there some so
their own cuteness that they rush headoog
re the srms of the sharpers rather than ask police
psn 10 direct them where they wish to 20. Toe
Baggage of strangers is still another great source
q prcht 10 the city thieves. gentleman
kves bis trunk unchecked, and attempts to
.ie ooerge OF 1t hlmseH, tae runners and
lEkmen distract his attention, aud in instant his
tank is gone ar 10 trace Of il can be found Per-
bps he ntruts 1t to porter, the porter disappears
some alley or tenement house, and the trunk lie for
Cer lost to It's nghtful owner. There is probably
% orc scheme Of swindliDg that finds many victims
the selling Of bogus tickets 70 steamboat and rail-
mad passengers. Bogus ticket Offices are scattered
d over the city, and each Of them sends ont numbers
4 runners to palm off their forged and worthless
tickets upon credulous public. Little nothing is
iOne by the authorities to prevent this, although
pnner Is occasionally brought up and forced to dis.
rrge the amount obtained. So grest has this evil
become that the Police Department have been
obliged to circulate handbils to the wing effect.
ovricE ov TIE sUPvRISTESDeST oF PoLIcE,(
CAUTION No AGAINST s1 G iS6S S 'k M
Who ~. not Ps,IrS Ss sg IF ~. S..s
hates OILY Railroad Depts board toe boats Of
=. % many Bosas city where Fraudulent Tickets
re sold and KunUers ofes'ng all the principal Hotels
peDt this only course 70
mo- ect suaD.srs from lu position snd Fraud.
,b SOUTH wet will but refuse 20 purchase tickets at
srd the sssmers referred IL win be impossible for
penn AMOS PILsbURf' oenl saPt Of fohce-
This order if followed by the travelling community,
you'd at once do away with all complaints of bogus
Eckets All the other games which are practiced upon
trangers could be as easily avoided if every
acquainted With the city, would upon arriving here,
refuse the assistance acquaintance Of every person
rho may speak to him. and directly apply to the first
policeman 10 uniform whom he may ses, for such infor
nation as may be desred. If he wants conveyance
10 take him TO hotel ask the policeman to secure one
for him. and he may rest assured that tricks will be
put upon him. 1t would be well to note the number of
the police nan, and also the number OF any vehicle he
nay employ, 40 that either may be summoned without
difficulty if they should be wanted. Do not imagine
that you are too "smart to DO played upon, for de-
pend upon it the rogues know two tricks to your one,
and have successfully swndled sharper men than you.
Follow the above advice, mind your own business, and
you need have no fear of all the confidence games
known to the New. York sharpers.
MINOR CRY IrEMs.-The German Gswerbe-verein
or Neurological Society an association OF artisans
AID scientific Germans in this city, which was organ
lied about year ago, intend to establish Tecnno.
logical School. The subject was referred at late
- aafx kfahh D.tS
Gudenrsth is the chairman. .Morrissey, the prize
fighter accepts the challenge of Heenan to fight him
for $40 900 aide and the championship Of England
after his fight with Ssyeis, whether he win or lose it,
four or eight months after the date of the fight in
England" and backs his acceptance by dspositing
$500 with the editor of IItlkesS Spirit. Morrssey
Says he did not desire to reener the prizeriDg, and
he would not have fought again had not Heepan
whipped one of his seconds, and threatened to whip
he other. Tonight Prof. Mitchell delivers his
&cond lecture in the Calvary Baptist Church, West
'Twenty-thrd street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sat the quarterly meeting of the New. York OPP
thalmic Hospital, yesterday, Drs. Stephenson and
Garrish reported that Is patients, suffering with
diseases Of the eye had been treated dunDg the last
three months. making 7,4O9 poor persons afflicted
with ophthamic diseases treated at the Hospital since
Ia organization in 1852. Last evening" the Irish
Deputaten addressed the people OF Brooklyn, In the
Second Presby terian Church today they visit Pater
Rod and 20 TO Yonkers tomorrow evening, to address
the citizens of these places the Great Revival IN
Ireland" =. The improved stamped and ruled enve-
ppes, recently adopted by the Post-Otice Depart
ment have been received in this city, and are on sale
at the Post Office. Although in great demand
Of the million manufactured, Only fifty thousand
have thus far been accorded to TINS CITY.
THE forthcoming report of the City Inspector con-
tsins curious list Of pauper centenarians, who have
died in this city recently. In February, Rose Dougher-
M widow, born in Ireland, and for 40 yesrs dent
Of this city, died at the Amshouse, Blsckwels leland
NJ the advanced age of 1903 years. In January Simeon
CHAPMAN, a colored man, born in the United States,
died in the Nineteenth Ward at the advanced age of
ia wars and was buried at Wards Island Cemetery.
Nicholas Cisco ooored born in the State of NewJer-
new and for rs years resident Of New York City died
N the Sixteenth w ard, at the advanced age OF lO7
Years. Mary Hayes, widow, born in Ireland and for
20 years a resident of this city, died in the Sixth
Ward, aged 100 years.. Fletcher Harper, esq ,
Of the publishing house of Harper Il Brothers,
was TO sail for Europe, on Tuesday, In the
shp Margaret Evans, to be absent three or four
months ON the usual Continental and Oriental tour.
THE deaths in this city during the year 1857 were
1898 in the year 1888, % 69i; The death reports for
eight months of this year will show material decrease
in the annual neutrality-suspicious. things are ioana IN
unloading the guano ships. The body OF an aoatross,
about the size Of goose, was found last week 10 the
hold of vessel Just returned from the Ichaboe Islands
with load of guano. 1t was in an almost perfect
sste of preservation its bill and foot looking as fresh