New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

10 the door of the mock-aucton saop, No. fM8
Row, 70 collect debt due him by one OF the A.
taobes o. the corcern, wen he observed the FusSs
fo,oibly ,itc,ipg Southern gentleman from ther
shop, usrg him very roughly. Coyle took ths
strangers part wien they turnej upon him, and oss
Of the crowd named Edward A. JesseN told him -
go IN or be woulc clay him out cold Jessell being
very insulting in hi, language AMI behavior, Coyts
slapped bis fsoe vice, vhereupon Jesseu drew re-
yolver ard shot him in the heshy part of the shoulder
rHic,irg dangerous wound. Officer Dfuoker oftas
Third WMd promptly arrested the plstcler and took
him before Justice Osborn who held him to bll in
Al 0CO for exam nstion. HIS counsel says that be 10
a merchant belonging to Chicago, ILL., Bat he aP-
peareo 10 take very strong interest in the affairs Of
the Peter Funks. Abraham Goodman, pawnbroks.
Of Centre street, became his bondsman.
HELD TO BAu.-Pohceman Ferris Of the S XIII
Ward 70 was charged with seduciug girl iiag
in Mott street. and arrested the cha ge Wedaes-
day night was brought before the Mayor yester lag
and held TO PAL 10 the SUN Of 81 900. Eugene Ferris
OF Brock becoming his security. The exsninstisa
is to take place OF the 3Oth.
MEETING HIS DESERrs.-McDcugsl the per-
son who ceaselessy offers chances for busisess
men" in newspaper advertisements, was yesterday
committed by Alderman Brady, of the City Hu Pc
lice Court for swindpg sailor cut Of 500.
Nrw.YoRK MILITARY IN NEwBrproRp.-Ths
company ofthe Washi' gton Grays OF New York, have
an sUcampmept worth not'cipg IN particular msnner.
IL is upon the highest part OF the Connoa. and coz
s.ts of msrquee and SIX mess tents, which are the
properly " the CITY Guards The air on this fine
uerce Is fresh aad pure. The hill is covered vita Q
rich carpet of grass which is clean and fresh, evea N
so dry tine this. The gr uods waere he sncsnP
Z. foo. fr,nl nat av,AIw fc,uu
the hight Is very foe-over the lower part OF New
Bedford ard the river to Farhaven on the other
shore. Beside these advantages, the care OF the CITY
Guafds has secured ali thN necessary TO the cor
fort Of their guests So they are IN fair way TO b
happy.
Tie Common presented lively scene yesterday r.
terpoon. In the midst of the tents and below the O.
can puent ,hrorged men, women aud children Some
of tie soldiers sat like Abraham m the doors OF thex
tents, enjoying at erdinner funigsio Othen mis-
ged wi the gay cic under tue shade trees aud lost
the warrior the gallant, al but dress. Al this time
also afayoIso'e opp rtdrIy hofded, ana generally
embraced TO wblt,n bells an 7lacken boots, and to
rrepare for the review TIE ~ Guards had been OK
cused from two o'clock until four. At the latter hour
they assembled in the armory again and prooeededts
the { nnon great crowd had assembled taere 70
wi'ress the military display.
His honor Mayor Nys, accompanied by nearly all Of
the officers OF the city government, soon after came
upon the ground and were received by tho military.
Are companies we're then united in a battalion, sad
went through dress parade under the command u
Cspain Ssany. The display was very fair o.s.
The GIays bac appeared 10 the afternoon Ia vhies
pop,aloe substituted for their usual grey with sodss
stripes.
AT 81 the parade the battalion reviewed by his
horror the Mayor and he members OF the City Govern
ueut who accompanied hun
The New-Bediord City Guards then went through
the silent manual at the tap of the drum in .tys
which drew generous tribute of applause from their
guests
10 the afternoon parade, John Frazer, postmaster
III. ~ ..I N
in the Commanders rtaf They had spent tho first
part Of the day with Colonel Wsrdrop n his ee nss-
tary regisebtsl din The following commanders Of
companies ard fed officers also took part: ColoaeI
WsrdrOp and stsf; Lieutenant Colonel Raymond, q
Plymouth; Major Barstow, of Maitspoisstt; Csptsin
Otis Pratt, Company A, Halifax Captain j. X Mat
thewson, Company G., Assonet Captain j. w. Gu
rpgwood Company b. Plymouth; Captain w. y No
FaIlaud Company X, Carver; Captain EsIs White,
Company H. Pympon, and Lieut.. j. IL. Campbell,
Company f., Fail nser.
Ia che evening Capt. Ipgrabam entertained the OFF,
Gers Of tie ElgAth Regiment of New York, who wers
preeent, and BIS staff and others. Nearly oil Il
the military officers who had participated 10 the reoep
ton were present, and among the civliaDs were
John Fraser esq Of New Bedford and l. M. Ide.
esq, Of Taunton. Sentiments and speeches Of cOu
p.mentaIy sracter were interohenEed, and q very
pleasant occasion was enjoyed.
Today the guests 10 be taken down the bsrbor,
and Colonel LyoLs Of the Eight Regiment is expected
70 arrive.
The Brigade Band left for home yesterday alter.
roop. The New York Naval Band, With the Grsys,
vii furnish the music pecessary for to day, and to nor
row the Nes Bedford Bass Band viii arrive homo
from New port, where Accom- panied Eogne Company
No b.
Dr. Jenrirgs entertained large company ofthe Off
cels Of The Third Regiment NJ. " NJ at his residence.
attes last evening", and loaded them With courtesy.
spirit Of The most liberal hospitality prevails among tho
citizens, ard everybody sesms determined 10 hsvs q
good time and to give everybody el-e 81 opportunity
to participate ia tue same Boston Ey jour. 2ith.
F0UsD observation-disclosures Heslswood OF Temp
kinyr |, held inquest on the body Of man odsy,
buads binr~s. By. Is sappo.sd thst hs
do~rd hs t.th TIE BODY had not Oesl in the ~sSse
RoBBnG a RooMAATE.-IIenry Lcsh and Joha
Wsdrs.day nsI, wLen L.h morning he foa.l
be companion missing oseser win h. pnne con,@ans $t
90 "a ssSI =; s ;soa,y n n. o,s.~s,oo Js..ic, s,..
aan committed him f'r ,risL
TIcSEr OPERArios.-A poor woman named Susaa
Wy svirdd bJ The ticket seioyer, bald be .des
about a. Of and n The most prominent -
ela.. Monday Last. ord subsequently, ss.a By Roe.
Liberty erect arlington Tue psrs-- before th
CRY Hall Police Cou; yesterday and usual se,ed the mat
er snc were sschsrgee
BURGLARY.-Edward L ytOn wss arrested Yesterday
M breaking into he cwslos house Of Sarah Ann suesey Ne
&c sandry articles II
WEARING sppsrs the value Il sd Upon, who u boy
ony 70 Of COMMITTEES Tor uai by Jace Qak-
snovhth- be had sod the goods tes,EyAH
sssEs; Kim
IAivertas-ulenti
BRADy's GALLERY
II. REMOVED from No SO Broadway 70 No. sS Broslvse.
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