New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
a. her schoolmates bad rspresested hsd besa seen

a. her schoolmates bad rspresssted. hsd bcea seen
more than snce in communicates vita ecrsons Of
uicous reputation. stDoe her disappesraace, word
had been brought several times to Mrs Seymour that
the fugitive Ellen had been at the window Of
bouse in Lapreps street. then that sne had been no
.ced in Grand street. again that young bsd
caught q glimpse Of her sakiug up Greene street
But il v .s found upon iuquuy TIA. she had rot been
an innate or visitor at any Of them Yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Seymour foond the fugitive a. the Five
Points Misaon Ellen had be I'D IN tue church where
the family attended and had read in the newspapers,
Of that institution the good it doing the excel
lent privileges enjoyed there; and having been much
annoyed BY the loose conversation and practices Of
her Juvenile acquaiotances, she resolved to escape
their perncious influences and repair to the Five
Points, where she might enjoy better instruction.
She pu. this resolve into execution, gong directly
from home to the Mission, where she was admitted
into the school. Mrs. Seymour Vas overoyed to fnd
her safo and in go good hsrbor made an agreement
with the managers for her board and tuition, and left
her under their charge.
BopY IpyyTIrIEp.-The unknown who was
found floating in the water at the foot OF Coriears
street East River previously reported, has since
been identified as John Thompson, blacksmith, VINO
lived with his sister 10 Eighth Avenue He had been
living for great number Of years at No. "a King
street, and very industrious man, VITO lad &C.
quired competency. Deceased left homo On the ath
INIT, and when last seen very much intoKicated
II s believed that while in that condition he ventured
on to some one of the ferries and, fallicg overheard
was drowned. There were some marks Of violence
about the head which may have been received by
falling. Deceased as about 30 years Of age, and
native Of Ireland He left no family.
AaRYsT OF AN OLD OFPEsDrR.-About six years
sgo, o young man named George Hoyt, then 2yeari
of age was arrested for burglary in sdephia, but
bis confederate being convicted, he thought to elude
punishment by desertng his bail, aud fleeing to Eu-
rope. short time age be returned to this country,
suppospg that his crime bad been outawed, aud set
up in the liquor business in this city. On Tuesday he
was arrested fugitive from Justice by Detectives
Fallcy and Elder and yesterday the Philadelphia oi-
GERS took him home to stand his trial for his old
ofIense. His confederate is now at large having
served out the period of punishment for which ne vas
sentenced.
ALLEGED ARsos BY NFw-loRKER, AT VERONA,
ONEIDA Co.-Arthur W. Clark, young man at pres
ent residing at Whitehall Of South street. was
arrested by Officers Barrie and Hogan, and sent back
TO Verona Oneida Co.. yesterday forenoon, in charge
of Constable Caldwell of that place. the charge of
having set fire to store in which he had done busi
ness for a short tirpe-hsvirg been set up by his
father-n order to obtain s. 900 insurance. The war
rant was issued by Justice Caldwell of Verona, on an
affidavit made by Israel Mansfield.
REAL EsTATE.-Tbe following sale was made
Yesterday by Adrian ii. Muller: House and lot No.
49, Prince street, 251lOO feet, for $3.50.
A NOVEL MATcH HPRoPosYD.-RUssIs6 VS.. TRoT-
IISG.-Since the recent exciting trots have taken
place between Flors Temple and Ethan Allen, and be-
tween Flora Temple aud Process, much discussion
has been had in sporting circles as to the probable
degree of speed which either Flora or Princess would
exhibit brought to the post under favorable ciroum-
stances and forced to their EXTREMIST mark and from
the dispute has sprung variety of suggestions, as to
races of different conditions and styles Of going. The
most novel as well the most interesting Of these, is
a proposed fourmile vs three-me heat, the long
distance to be performed by thoroughbred first class
race-hoise while the three miles TO be performed
by the troter The animals spoken Of in this oonnec
tion are Of course the best that can be named and
consequently, the names of Planet the famous four
miller, and of the California trotting mare Pnneess,
figure in opposition to each other The stake proposed
is $40 600 side and the Of the great trial one OF
the Long Island tracks. No direct overures have yet
beon made on either side for such contest, but every
thing that is earnestly discussed among turmen has
GOOD chance Of being brought to bear. In connection
with the subject "tine,' Of course. has frequently
been speculated on and while min 80 sec, or rate
of $50 to the mile is confidently looked for by the
California mare there many who believe she could
90 down a. low :26-wheh g yes rate OF = ~ to
The mile. On the other hand, the admirers OF the
formidable son OF R.venue, expect of him not only
victory over Fashions 732l, but, on such track as
i 1. anf.A NTH tha trIf
,cht OF speed that would equal the renowned exploit
of Lexington To save the feet and legs OF the race
borse the tracks over which they run IN this country
are always made of loose dirt frequently narrowed
over in order to give him soft landing from his tre-
mendous leaps; but, if it were made, 10 particular
case like this for his to risk his feet By running
him over a bard track for single fourmlie flight,
there can be little doubt that astonishing reduction
of the four mile record would be the result Under
this calculation should such match as the one talked
of be brought about the betting would, unquestiona-
by. be in favor of the four mile nag. We hope a
match of the sort will be effect 3D. Porters Spirit.
CoRREcrIoE-The name "McClough, in our ar
ticle en- "Shrewd Financial Operation published
Yesterday, should have been Benz. II. Cloves.
ACCIDENT TO TIE HUNTsyILLE.-The steamship
Huntsville which arrived on "Wednesday morning, from
Savannah on Saturday evening, the % inst, when 6O
miles south of Cape Hstteras broke her cross-head
and was compelled to work very SLOW the rest of the
passage.
An,o,p, RycoRp.-The following istj shows the