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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
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WoY.s Tors ~ PEcEs BY Doos.-Ih> Mem
bAis EHqsrer says, tina; Tuesday last, Mrs STAT
tery, the vile Of sober, honest and hard working
Of that city, while crossing the bayou with =
bucket Of water in her hands, attacked by num-
Der Il vicious dogs and her limbs literally bitten ID
the bone. Mr.. McGrsw, living in the vicinity, nsar-
ing the sgorzing sbrek- Of the victim hastened 20
her assistance, and received severe bite upon tho
calf Of bis leg. Officer Boyle and Mr. Sherdao ,oon
arrived ard securing couple Of sho,-guns killed Tour
Of the brutes and severely wounded another Ihers
are no hope, OF the unfortunate wonal's recovery.
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la " INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURr-CH,NsESs-JrLY -.-Befc;. Justice
CLERxE
TIE RIVAL FERRY COMPANIES.
The Loss ui Ferry Company az The Brooklyn Ferry Con-
peuy.
This WAS an application bv Messrs. OConor &
rrXecn fr Az -fisu ? r-.-rsiu Defendants from
liz h4s IRON Ne~-YJrk lud WILLIAMSBURG, Oh ~
IT, IT, l. to solr ss.ees Of the eoIoriio
ad hsye IL .oe h: 20 IN ss, The Peek sIP Al Grads
Io..rs
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A FAMILY POISONED BY EATINo Elsa Tie Trca-
4asc,l.an Lar occu-T~d d. tre srt-
AZ sunday tn fan = Nj hr.u L--lox =
ruu including MI and Afs L-luoN al s-fiery
dinner NJ Leuu11 hsd p--rhss-c
me blue uAckerv SATURDAY A-c lad prepared iJr III
Sunday after dinner oi lie cl.r-l AIKEN
SICK Nh LeuIcx 20 w ufn ~ ps--u-. and Y
st- TEL - 10 l-rselL
Al were once, ;t- E VIZ tsi
rA,r oth.r. suffered GOD deal rhy
.c.u called ana s.er medical preseIig the pa,1t.
.sGusy II thought thl TIE nsh -,nsT
and " "a AIKEN int Is system
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H,rDrS The ALLEGED VIE PoIs0NEa.-Tne
trial OF the Rev. j. ). Harden Of Warren County,
charged with poisoning; his wife, vii taxi pl.c- IN
September when he will be defended by e1-CnaEcel-
lcr Williamson, and j. q. Slipman, esq, Of Bely.-
des. The Hon. Martin RTer-on i siid % lsy7 been
spilled to ami declined. The prosecution Tor the STATE
Will be orIiuc.ei By the Hon. Wa I. Dayton an
Joseph Wet, esq, State and County Prosecuting A.
torreys The prisoner Is said to contEc: himself with
prop'.e,y, and tie excitement sgsnst him has sub
sided Many persOns express doubts Of biz guilt, and
hope be VI. be acquitted.
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HARyo>1c PIc-NlC-The WiIliamsburgh Har-
u.oric Society viii hsve jubilee and picnic at Slyr
H. avenrc Park, BROOKLYN, to-day. Among the al
;.ections in addition TO the usual ou-oi-door sports
j. gra concert by TIE Society, under the leader
ship Of Mr. ID. Il. Gulick. military and two
quadrlle bands have been provided for the dancers
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NEw-Y YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY 81, 1859

Men HtsLi-s,r Rob 'as fs-- q 'h- oe'.ncs''
srri-, rssr,a.a,. irs j. s.ce Po.ipn'o the as-
usut Int. ret a 10Y
Jams. ). SUI. 4c' W.l.!am ". Wai.e.-DecEee
s.t'i.d
Wm. d. BERN G. al at .cr-a y. as-tlr.-
Or1-f zr.l'ec.
.lae E. t.. Peso -. Mar. Murge-.-Motior cer'ri
V.'h 3 -.-fs
Ge's-e T.. Gene. SIT. Dauie. IA. R-adc --he'oh
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FELL AMoN0 THIEyEs.-Mrs. Annie Met luskey
some time ago separated from her husband aud the
latter was adjudscd to pay her the sum OF g per
week, through NJ. Geo Kellogg, Superintendent of
out Door Poor, for her maintenance. Subsequent to
the separation, Mrs. McC. went to Connecticut and
engaged as domestic On the 18th inst che returned
20 the CITY, 70 draw hei allowance and see her friends.
From Mr. Kellogg she received $50, which, with the
store which she had brought with her. amounted to
over 800. With this she repaired to an exchange
Office and obtained 500 bill, and then went to see
her frien,fe Edward Owens, Anna Conner aud Mary
McLane, at No. rs Worth street, Five Points.
Owens, observing her stitchog her money into her
dress. joculary inquired when she intended to set up
her carriage. This lattering aluson to her wealth
So kled her vanity that she easily induced 10
state the amount of her treasure. Mr. Owens and hs
lady friends then set To work to make their gues;
tpy and succeeded in overcoming her far that she
remained all night but awoke in the morning to find
that she had been robbed Of her money, and some so
worth Of clothing. For two days and night there
after her Kind friends detained her by gentle violence
lest she should bring the police about tneir She
managed TO escape at last, hoseyer, and told her
troubles TO Officer Golden, who succeeded in arrestirg
all three of the parties implicated yesterday About
so worth of the stolen clothes We're recovered bu;
the money and the remainder of the garments had dis
appeared Justice Connolly committed the accused for
trial
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TRorTING PRosPlc CTS on LoNG lsLAND-NoRE Bio
TRIALS COYING.-Those of our readers who are fond
Of excitement in the tro.ting line, Will be glad to learn
that a match has been made between Brown Dick and
Lancet for 81 900 a side to come OF on the 4th Of
August On the Eclipse Course, l.. l., at mile heats,
best three 10 five to wagons. They will also be glad
to learn that the propretors Of the Eclipse Course
intend offer two purses of 81 800 each, free for al
horses the first be mile heats, best three in five,
in haruess and the secOLd two mile heats, in the
same zig. For both OF these purses It Is expected taat
Princes and Flora Temple will be entered and We
shall then have, under auspices, those vondr0us
contests which 20 excited and astOnshe1 the tro.tus
world repeated over again. Since the deiest OF Flora
Temp mile when size unfortunately cas-; her
two lore shoes her llaers Mr. McMsnn had come -
the coincide with public sentiment by not Offering
10 formal match bat OUT that be would b.
pleased meet the California mare with Flora whenever any
proVri,tors Of Long leland racks would oir proper
purse Acting this HINT the Epse Course people itnd
forward the have Indicated and then IL
petcn viii De- lad Notwithstanding tn result q
previous between the above named celebrities. th
Fora feels confident her ability 20 retrieve the
% rrtN her bro the
cspet which has long marked W her favor be proud
IrgLiy Trottug Turf The a vii mos; surely tel
lPoIirIs Spani-
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SUICIDE OF FRAIL AND FAITHLEsS WIFE
Mrs. Mary DorDg, formerly residing with her hus-
band at No. y Chryste street, died on Wednesday at
the New.York Hospital, from the effects of quantity
of oil Of vitriol which she took the lth inst, for
the purpose Of selfdesrucon. lnhdelity to her hus
band and remorse Of conscience are stated to have
induced the act of suicide. Two years ago she aban
doned him for lover, with whom she lived for few
weeks and then returned to her husband who orgave
al received her. year alterward she again eoped
with another lover with whom she lived for several
moths and then was abandoned Again She returned
to her husband, and again she forgiven. They
lived together Aspl ily after that until about month
ego when She for the third time, eoped and after an
absei ce of two weeks cane back expecting
10 be welcomed before, but this time she failed to
effect reconciliation with her injured husband, who
refused TO have anything further to do with her
After much entreaty finding that she could not move
him, and leaning that he had teken the necessary
steps to obtain divorce, she took the law into her
own hands, and onced her miserable earthly career
An inquest was held upon her body, and q verdict Of
Suicide" rendered.
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The magistrate held Mr.. Hull for examination.

TIE AMERICAN HORsEs IN ENGLAND.-lt would
appear by the brief summary OF the Newcastle races,
which London correspondent was enabled, by
tecgraphic aid, to send us, that the now famous
American mare Proress, either did not start for the
Corporation Plate Handicap at that meeting, or did
not win if she did start. Dbl k0osh the winner
Of the prize and Lottery was The second. On the
same day, Saike, another Of Ten BrOecks Amer
can horses was 10 have at Carlisle for the Cum
be rand Plate, but whether he ran, or what fortune
he met with has not yet appeared. The next event
that 10 follow those of StCckbhdge and Carlisle, ana
winch viii command deep interest with the turf OBJ
selNers il this country is the expected running OF Mr.
Haan's horses, Des Chllcs and Cincinnati. at LAYER
pool the Of tbs month, tof tEe bentt T,smora
By The lac, learn hat those horses were ~
promising coDoitoI and they meet with 10 uishas II
would upfise much 70 Of them pail hT)-sh
in the Liverpool meeting, comes the running Tor
the ssmf1d Cup this month. at distance OF three
ut Sovereign ana Reel entered
time pIi1. Of the GoOdwo0d Cup which Is
the inst, there strong oabily inst VII
l. likely. that she VIII Dc deserved -
take generous part with Des (h NoudbnTn aud Cincinnati
tdessofg transport that gteuug trophy across the
troadA slc a0ist Of toe citizens OF the United
STAGE TIE week GooGwucd viii be glorious carnival
ana lie Aueca Mc,.ts Ten Brock and HARLAN
entered events al Of which a. dst llcrs
bLd As miles In one o. them the American col rs cieh
70 show u the fore AID half disposed 70 thuk they xii
Ii they sAa cry eyes out but throw III
ssain something patiently abide chances oT toe
bennington Stakes the Nsrs Cup on the 90 and 'tn
September the comfortable distances i Dies Chies, tr1res
Stake, aud bhTre miles Time, perseverance, and
Iateuoe DO wOudes and this is the motto Of the American
tumtu Do prosecuting the sreuous and not very rncor
e.lug English campaign IIoItei' spini'
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RcCIuIsr.-Ecwsr- L.vira-:or, Colo-ed carnhn,
e., fsn r cant n Battery risc. y-sriy, sri rs vrh ~
b ~. -1- uifh f.r paced he slke, 20 'hlas y
tef,iby. H -. take ,1 re C.tF Hosrital
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THr ATLANTIC STREET RALROAp-The timber.
for constituting the Atlanhc-street hone riiroa1
have been llid along the line Of tue proposed track,
snd active operations will now shortly be commenced
in constructing the road.
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Tbs u a conservative statement. he banks nave
paid sry - 200 900 of liabilities, and increased their
specie strength nearly quarter Of a million.
The quarterly statement Of tho Banks Of this city,
he morning VI Saturday, June p, IL now complete,
sId We annex the total Of the several tenn.
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NJ W-JER,SEY ITEMS.

SUICIDE OF 4, MURDERTR.-On the 18th CT June
last German named Peter Miller residing in New
AK, stabbed at picnic in ROseyille, by some
person TO p II unknown, which resulted in his death
some four days afterwnrd. The case was for some
days enveoped in mystery, one having any definite
knowledge of the circumstances Of the ARRAY but
searching investigation by Coroner Craven revealed
certain fleets which seemed 10 indicate that the stabs
had been inflicted by Henry kaufman, and the
Jury accordingly rendered verdict tina. the de-
"ceased came TO bis death from stab in the abdo-
"rnen. b. a knife or other instrument in the hands of
one Henry Kaufman and that the said Henry IL ut-
L" man did, wilflIy and malciously ipHct such
wound with intent to iuiure the dece>ed.' kauf-
man made his escape, and, it believed had fled to
Montreal Dut provision being made for deirsyins
the expenses OF officer effort was made 10 pro-
cure his arrest and return. II appear, that Kaufman
proceeded Montreal but the or me he had commit
ted so pre- ID spon BIZ mind that he committed suicide
by shooting himself on the night of the 18th inst.
Deceased assumed The name Of Christian Lsuck, and
Kaufman bu. there was no doubt in the minds Of the
jurymcn Il the rques; that he was the murderer Of
Miller.
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3ROOhLY w n EMS.

LAM ,CaRslR-SloSE.-The correr-s.one Of lie
Wa.tine,cr averue Baptist Church il to be lad this
Afternoon, at O'Clock waen addresses vii be deliT-
cred BY the Rev. Or. Hsgue ard the Rev. Mr.. CLARK
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Bulls HrAD.-Bsd as drovers thought The cattle
market WAS last week, It has beer for them this
week. Bad a. they thought the market was on Tne'-
dsy. il was decidly worse on Wednesday. Some OF
the old ca,e-brokers say it has been the worst mar
ket to get price corresponding TO the cost Of cattle
that they have seen in five Yeas II was al through
the hardest kind Of work to get average of l0c.
net pound for lots Of very superior quality Of beeye7
AID great many sales noted in our reports Of toe
ms ket at rates only equivalent to &C. pound for
good fair bullocks fol. Misunderstanding beef. The
SUNNY for the last two weeks has been considerably
over 900 head which viii account for te great de-
preston in the markets. depression that engenders
heavy losses upon drovers and fOd that there Is
general opinion prevailing that the depression is
likely to be- continuous.
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THE BoARD OF HruTH.-This body failed to hold
meeting yesterday il consequence Of The absence OF
a QUORUM Of ueube
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o--~
TIE Ass,rLT AID BATTERY CAsT. The action for
assault and battery brought by Anna L. Mccormick
against Alfred o. Backus occupied the attention Of
the City Court for five days AMI was yesterday traiy
given 10 tie jury who retired, ard, not being able to
agree 1t lie risi1g Of the Court, were directed to
bring in a sealed verdict this morning. The plaintiff
was servant in the family Of defendant father IN
BushBick, sad the assaults were committed, as
alleged, While she lived there, under circumstances,
e, it appeared in the compliant, Of very aggravated
character. The evidence did not appear to show
great deal Of severity, however the part Of de-
fenjant. Two other complaints, arising out Of the
sane affair, are yet to be tred-one for seduction
and one for breach Of marriage promise.
LAHCrNY.-Yesterlsy afternoon Officer Morris Of
The Precinct arrested German named Leo fch On
81. ociou quantity Of clothing he had IN ais
possession. goods trademark OF OppcnneiiE
10 Avenue D. NcwYork and upon making inc mics they
point probably through The conniy.nco OF toe crs slse
queny clerk named August ,sted AID ooh were
held for examination
IpTNTIfIFD.-The body of the man found III the
wster South 18th street, Monc-y' va, yesterday
identified beug hat Of Jsms Brennan who drowned 81
Disionaycuue Ferry by jumping oyefb) I'd rom .hs boat
which N collision with terry boat.
Ass,rIr Win KSIFE.-Ferdinand Hook was ar
night for attempt 70 sab Tneodoe DUN
kuir while engaged IA row. he was locktd Up ioI *
am.A-;Iou
STREET BFGGARs-The police have received in
s.ractous arrest all mend found about the streets
BRooKryN CITY CorRT CALENDAR, July 2l.-Nos.
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GAIHEE.yG or THE DENocE,CY.-Tie Trenton
Go-c'.s and Republican Of yesterday say: The
editor Of The True AmericaR Senator Perry Of Hun
'crdon, tz-Senator Spec of Middesse5, and divers
other prominent managers Of the Democracy started
for Atlantic City yesterday where, j; understood,
they Will meet the managers from S)uth Jersey, and
'sy ont the plan Of the campaign. OF course they
will TX upon the candidate aud by mex; We, We shall
be able To see MIA, has been agreed upon by consult
inr the columns ct some Of the ess discreet Of the
Democratic journals.
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I0unr uen cal learn their true pursul'. and
pa- " q raj. -ffr Cfr~r n-fllre.- sud h.ppines--
b., o5tsi 70 gle, ESialL lz .: Fo"ttR LLLs.
Il = r.. 4
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C,rrURF AND ESCAPE or TsIEF.-Thomas
Anderson having stolen gold watch, locket, and
money to the value of SS7, from Mrs. Anna Lar
kius Of No. Ill Hudson street, Tuesday evening,
was arrested with the property in his possession, and
locked up in the Fifth Ward Station. When the
prisoners marched out of the cells yesterday morning
tor appearance at Court, Mr. Anderson not to be
found. having no doubt made his escape by climbing
through the window of the officers bedroom. For
tunaely the stolen property had been more securely
Kept by the police.
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MAsTIE Arthur NAPoLToN.-There VIII be a
grand concert, tonight THURSDAY at the Palace Gar
den Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. under the
direction Of the eminent conductor Thomas Baker.
On this occasion Master Arthur Napoleon, the most
extraordinary pianist Of bis age in the wor' will per
form. His touch aud comprehension are marvellous
worthy 70 give the works OF the master.-equa TO the
greatest difficulties.
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SUDDEN Dr,rH.-Coroner Jackuan he'd an inquest
o ". iae.isy O. No 81 faou ssr' upn Z edy Ia H.
Ryto uafi,s q NewJrr-sy - yeeS Il Sc ~A "4le con
,f.ts Nth friend In the .irc,r 1dd Ly ~ dA I1e JlJ
r..c,r, y.raic, II Death from d.s-ss u he hear
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cry ITEM s.

Tie weather yesterday va extremely variable.
Day dawrec upon cIouded Shy, with Indicators OF
rsf. But by . o. IN. tie clouds disappeared, as Old
So. came DOT il oil bis glory, and for the next -
hours the city was pretty well p4Eched. Taep came
toey showe' cooling the sr and ceso.iog the
streets and theuceorth tue day quite crddTable
tiu evening set a s,b It's refreshing breeze wooing
the weary 10 sweet repose.
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NEwAP- AND BELLEvILLE RAILEoAD.-The Belle
Vile Ralioal and Transportation Company, between
Newark and Belleye is soon to be organized by the
election ol Directors. Nearly 100000 Of the stock
has been subscribed by the citizens of Beeville and
others, all Of whom are friendly to a connection with
the Ncs-Je.sey Railroad. \ ma 1.ity Of the stock
las been assigned by the Commissioners TO Messrs.
j. 2. Jackson d. 5. Gregory, who Director in
the New .Isey Railroad and anspo,taon ca
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IT, r.
BRADY GaILERii>.

AsBFOTYFT. AsI DAeCIE,rlTtfFs.
r. re ard ff7 3D. casey. Ns0-lok, I'D = . f' l'
grrisav N ts.ir-tr- II {
-. 70 sl 3esrr.i,-, -rpied il every style ( the a.
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CATHEDEAL Al NEwARI.-On Monday night last,
the sum Of - OC0 the proceeds Of the Catholic pic ME
at Newark on the IT'D was presented to the RI. Rev
Bishop Bayley, which is designed to be devoted to
tie purchase o. the ground upon which the new Ca
thedral Is to DO cree ed al that place.
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THE HEART 90 THE ASDEs'-PHNrEn ny
CHuECH.-Oue ofthe most remarkable pictures e1ai-
bttd this season is uow view al the German Gallery,
New Bond street The artst-Mr. Church, the Ame-
rcAnhas already established high reputation in this
country ~ LIS extraordinary painting ofthe Falls OF Nj
sgsrs Never before hsi the majesty oithst scene, with
all It's infinite variety Of toiling oa ming, eddying glanc
irg crashing, broken, water.surace been 40 impress
.ively presented 10 toe eye. Other representations
nav have been good FOR recollection but the su-Scs
tveness Of that alone enabled those who had not
the great Falls TO form idea ofthc glorousy ter
iible reality The present picture is WORTHY com
pauion TO the lat. Mr.. Church seems to have pro
posed 10 realize the ciinsN aud acmv Of al that is
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ALLEGED FoRcERY - On complaint Of Lucien
Aver Secretary of the American Gas Company, Mr..
Edgar C. Hull was arrested yesterday and taken be-
fore Justice Connolly on charge of forgery. II is
alleged by the complainant that Mr.. Hull forged the
following entry in the books of the Company with
fraudulent intent:
AT ubeQue1t meeting # the said Board Of Director. q
said Company Sept 1881 present all the aboyenned d.
rctoI p C. Hull chosen Pesdeut aud Lucien Al was
Secretary for the ensuing The salary Of the Pres
Fixed C0 per and That Of The Secretary a.
600 gear payable monthly The Board ihen ADJOURNED
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PIcKPoCAEI>.-AsM r.Leonsrd TIay IS ard hi family
x,r, waich.l. Fmeus VrUe.sioa Tues evening" -
iSlus fellows him. AID
ore f them s,rup'ed PICK hi, gr,becl him.
.y. btp IL barge aocr. Ih- young nl-f h.
Charles Itesney he ~s' committed ioI i1sl by Justice
Nfv Am King arrested yeserday compliant Of Ms.
49, NisorrauN ID W. West Twenty src;, wlo
80. he. on tie i of July The prisoner Sal By her side i-
,svav a- aud pulled her Grr>s and rs; a-r having h
a.. u parse cop2iSins - - Ms Nsorrsl1
49, enabled 20 have arrested By r-co-nE Der pr
iii iu the Gaey. Toe sccu--G WA aiken oflT-
Inst. Kelly wher he produced two uesses, o. them
D Atlry 81 No Ssl Grand street., O. prove an IL TAcy
..oIr tb. cay Of the ale ri ooy ana "a several
Netui h,tAnc ius TIN. Jn.ic, Kelly he'd her 70 ba.
IA - 20 answer charge.
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Mr. TEs BRoECRS LOirFEER.-We learn by the
Ciy Nssh that NJ Ten BroeckS L3itrrr The
,rsrod by StotA~eN ir which b. lons $50
as his match sgaDs; NJ. Robins as AP5o The
than BAL mile osLcc; AID thol ga
the ode. four Apollo LierrT easily ~
lcusih sud hiL TIE winning horse hidden BY Nj Ten
brock. tOTtc ockey. torGha AID TIE na-cL TOOK Place
Ne,ymsIset July > Whatever uay b. slt II Nj Tea
with lis A, stable cn uray Ia.
be successful incE al. ti-re1.- proving
uins foI the Aurncau mud .PoTters >l-.l.
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ALLEGED BEz,IENEsr.-ln June lasi, Justice
Connoy issued warrant on complaint OF MI Hiram
Young against John Csring, auctionee- formerly
doing business in Broadway charging him with en-
bezzipg 900 worth Of silver plsted ware, which had
been intrusted to him for sale. When the officer
undertook to arrest the accused he found that he hsd
departed with al his goods and ehsttels, TO Bele''e
Illinois. An attachment procured aud dispatched,
and yesterday several large trunks belonging to MI
CARING arrived here custody OF Deputy Sheriff, 70
abide the decision OF civil suit for the amount due
20 NJ. Young. Csrling was not arrested.
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TicEYT OTYIcE.-A new ticket Office for railroads
70 all parts Of the country has just been established
in the Metropolitan Hotel, for the accommodation Of
III town residents aud strangers staying in that part
Of the city 1t is under the charge of Mr.. a. F.
Gland
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A CoLLEcT0R rs TRoUBLE.-Henry NJ. Mslsam,
recently clelk in the employ Of Thos. L. Bishop,
hardware merchant Of No. II Murray street, was ar
rested yesterday charged with forgery aud embezzle-
ment. The complainant, Mr. Bishop, alleges that
he sent the accused upon collecting tour through
Illinois and Michigan, and that during his trip he
managed by forgery and embezzlement to appro-
pirate to his own use about / 900 Of the amount
received The accused denied the charge, aud
serted bis ability to prove his innocence. Justice
Connolly held him to bail in 5000 to answer. The
bond. wes promptly given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

The eleventh Annual Exhibition Of the pupils OF thu
schools under the direction OF the Christian Brother
will be held to night at the Academy of Music.