New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24

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.Sonrencoa pounding her in as face with the other
se eric. the lady soon brought assistance, and the
.h,f was talen into custody by Officers Cokely and
whi,s ~ the Twsnty. second Precinct. On being |
,.ksp before Jrziee Osborn, the prisoner gave his
rsme a John McDermott, and was committed to an |
sxsz charge of assault and battery and one Of lar
oesy. Mrs. McAdam was very much dishgured about
xAe face IN consequence Of the beating che had re-
xeived.
RECEPTION OF THE SEVENTH REGINESr,-Lsst
night meeting of the exmembers Of the Seventh
Regiment, National Guard, and the present members
ef the organization who unable to leave the city
on account Of business, was held at Lafayette Hall,
Broadway for the purpose Of making arrangenentsto
receive ther brothers in arms upon the return OF the
latter from Washington this morning COL Duryes'
the late commandment Of the regiment, was called TO
the shaS and was invited to take command Of the bat
talioa which he consented 10 do providing that not
ss 30 an one hundred and fifty men would turn out ara
act rs the escort The question was put to vote, ana
mssy more than the prescribed number agreed TO
pasa,Ie The Colonel issued order for the meh to
asscte al Lafayette Hall at s. oclSck this morning,
and after tie appointment of the necessary officers,
chs meeting odlourned
Orders have been issued by Col Botterfed for
The Twelfth Regiment Independence Guard" TO
assemble this morning IN Winter unformto receive the
Seventh Regiment their return home. Line VIII De
formed at 81 o'clock in BroOme street, right on Broad
way. A salute will be fired the arrival OF the
Guard, by Capt Mcmahon of the Fourth Regiment
Artillery.
TIE Ninth Regiment under command OF COL van
Buren,, will also turn out and Join in the reception,
which will no doubt be very enthusiastic The several
Regiments viii march down Broadway TO the foot OF
Courtandt street. where the reception will take place
at o'clock that being the time for the arrival OF the
Philadelphia train. The Ninth Regiment viii form in
Broome street with the Twelfth After the ceremony
of reception, the Guard viii be escorted up Broadway
10 their quarters, and the military dismissed
RFPuBIIcAS Central CAMPAIGN CLUB-A regu-
lar meeting of the Club held last evening at Gin
ton Hal-the President, Mr.. Simeon Draper, in the
chair.
Mr. Blunt Of the Committee appointedto consider
the proper method Of organizing union campaign clubs
throughout the city, reported in favor of distributing
them BY Assembly Districts rather than Wards, thus
giving the actual population fair representation The
report was accepted, and the Committee continued
On motion Of Mr. Macomber the appointment of the
Executive Committee was deferred until the next meet
ing. The President addressed the Club in elo-
ouent remarks urging the necessity of union and hard
work. An adjournment was then taken till Thursday
next, ON which occasion it ia hoped full attendance
will be present 10 assist in the complete organi-
u zsdOn for the campaign.
A Nzw DODGE.-Some days ago a well-dressed
man. named George Piggatt or Picket, entered the
store Of Mr.. Phelps No 233 Broadway, and requested
permission Of the proprietor to write a note at his
desk The request granted, and, after writing a
little while, Piggat asked Mr. Phelps if he would OBJ
jet TO his bringing friend in to sign the note Upon
being answered in the negative, the stranger left the
store but returned in few minutes thereafter witt
another man, named - Shaw.
The two stepped behind the desk, and from thei
conversation seemed much engrossed in business. Pig
sstt asked Mr. Phelps for some reference which the
latter afforded bin, handing him his pocket diary. The
diary was returned, and the two, thanking Mr. p for
hjs kindness left the store. In little while, Piggatt
again entered the store and stepping behind the desk
appeared TO busy himself writing some notes, after
which he hastily departed. BY and by Mr.. Phelps
having occasion 10 go down town on basness put on
his oyerooa;; but what was his establishment at
finding the diary-which contained notes and drafts to
the amount Of 81 500, and which he had placed in his
pocket upon its being returned by the stranger-aon est
fHreRtuS.
The services of Sergeant Leferts and Detectives Ben
nett and Wilson procured, and on "Wednesday
night Shaw was arrested and the property recovered
t1ggalt was arrested yesterday morning WINE CFVssIe
the South Ferry. The two were taken to the JeHer.
son Market Police Court yesterday afternoon, and
upon complaint of Mr.. Phelps, Piggatt was locked up
in default of $1,000 bail, and Shaw in default of
$1,000.
FUsERAL OF Mr.. FANsHAw.-The remains Of the
late Daniel Fansbaw, printer, brought from his
residence ia Yorkvile 70 the Seeond-stree Cemetery
yesterday, and inferred Over 500 members Of the
craft and personal friends of the deceased attended
the funeral MessTs. VIM. A. Hallock, VIM. Forrest,
QusckenbuSh, +. j. Austin, Mr.. Patterson, Mr..
Beloni Geo. Bruce, and Alex. McCotter offcisted
panbearers. The services conducted by the Rev.
DIR. Lord Of the Dutch Reformed Church.