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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

DESPERATE BrtGLAR.-A young man q years
of age AIMED John Th' mpson, alias Prior, yester
day arresi ed charged with having committed bur-
ga,y on tie light of the st If June Ii appears that
On that night the cling b, 3,2 Third avenue,
ecu led by Jotn w. Brady, was entered aud a large
quantity of clothing packed mp ready to be car led off,
vi lie the burglar was st work, Mis- Kate Brady co.
tered The room aid seized the man by the arm. He
troie away from Der Al d Jumped through window
TO the roof of he'd where sne again seized him by
the wa IT. and called for beip The burglar seeing be
was about to be aanght drew knife and stabbed her
in the arm. Tfis O. ppelled her TO relnquish her
grasp and TIE burglar escaped. Daing the ct ugsie
Il yourg lady able to distinguish she features Oh
the man. sid reco. niled him person who had been
about the peghbo hood for several days. BY her de-
scription OF him the police arrested John Iho"Pson
ard Mrs Bray fully iden'isrd bim as the odrg'a''
Charge Of burglary and feloaions assault were pre-
itrr, against Thompson, ana Justice euacksnoo'n
committed him 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
HOW THE ECLIPSE WAS TAKEN BY
THE ASTRONOMERS.

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Inc morning SUD Vi YESTERDAY iVre 'aiou IL naAo
W'icn threw On a. 1t afoeo sas &c 80
" g.. 49,, a;ssina,od % tho,
-. .soo,,neuhoro h.or,;frIIs
VIZ '-'
p.a.ur-a. ot.o-r.o.o.,, oorror
i'e '''no a. A. =, -.
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MI, aiu Di' H"'A' i-''oo' - - -
Commune i- So - 90. ao,;nsa 3hrouobor, "a.
a1Ti'''n'S' anu
p -. o;.ou hr tho astronomical ,eblss on
- -, ., ,h. 60,
P'aop'u' WI rO'.,.0 -, 7. Il
equa'1A n'oun''u y" -
'n' sn' =" "PpON y. ~ =; :, ,,.
Gun eoe0' - -I,.a -, -,
cut on " i10"' - - ,La -,
aperture "a 'u' wv ~, IN s..o,',,.a
ei@sS aiu 'De ,.2,r.,od 70 the sva bv
Own 'nr'ogu "o
o'fS-co"reu oi''i'0 s.','' ..-ou,. mo.
AS lie 'I''i'oi .'OD-' -. - o,,,
silent, ana no'pl"e ""e 'uO'''o oD' Wv
lick tick Of the enrooone'ei 'V01'
seeoDos' anu 'ne f"' -, %. oh.d % IN.
a. VI 'De III In. Tho object upder ex-
g'" e5 :, 80. Thar we're
ali'Da'ion ''e"'' NJ. .vs,v man Is at his
''re' s'nia,;n An i,di.cres, question by vis
pcs, ale all Is s.il' az La o;vss
VI O'ea's a,rb the lanse Of the seconds with ba-
no beeo' All wan '"' ,'P'c ao,, haiti
20 "es'n, go, 80 .ocb rim. .kse,.r with eve
Two pA az otO o,'o,ns,er h.f ,re him; and rouod
rNs'eo w re,v,u. Iitte secondhand, beating
aio 'o"''1 81 - G.. I'll -. Three g. "halfl"
OFT 'ime WIZ qui'n' NJ, Irr,
four nan h'o' N
Tine euou'ed w. opro oho,-s -.;d.,esI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

touch hberaies tie sprDg and the eli lie flee across
tn. aperture giving pas age t, the solar be ANS ana
crtire hem of sesin insta taDecusly.
Mr. r eiv.s warning of resdinse and al are again
On the qui vive Ready" he cries without a oar-
tic. If unst adv excemspt Eff y-eigbtp Half
"Ninel' "Balfr Sixty "Hshw "OneF'
"Half"
"Ciekl" The eide has sprung The picture is
tak,p The run and moon are pho ographsd, touching
bands at ibei Dupial-.
Is. en- 3h sidersl time at Greenwich. There ia
manifest inteIest in ever face but agitation, no
furry and the calmest Of all IL the chief operator
himsef.
Archer look at he thermometsr-e9.5.
"wfat beautiful group of spots" eyclaims the
Professor, gazing through the finder Of the great
telescope We must have the immersion Of them
R'ady for time
All stand 1T Il cir posts and repeat the minutes as
the strong rick Of Ibe clock sounds them out in the
ttlI ess Secni d. grow TO minu'es, ard minnie sue
ceeds 10 rnute IA tha limb f the moor SLOW
" movea, under the steady gaze Of The Professor,
toward the interesting object. Tms!" Ts. 14m.
Oh. "Appule Of lareest cutler Of group of sp"t',
the Professor sDDouDes loudly. Re dy again "
" Tine " 39s. Ism. 3h. Contact with pepumbra
of large spot Ready again Time 59s.
Ism 81. Cortac of Dueleus Of ditto"
Mr.. Rutherford here reenters with a second photo
grepbic pls e. and the order proceeds as bsf,re-
another, and ano' her I'll ten pictures are taken.
A. tie eclipse vsars toward lie end Mr.. X. rests
satisfied. TIE camera.box is removed, the beautiful
eye-pece fitted on ard screen, sih larger aoertnre
than bad been uied in taking the photographs fitted to
the otec giles After some few general observations
through he glass attention is once m"re sun noued
ard I'll stand r-ady sgain TO record the instant when
"time II called-the instant Of emersion.
Slowly TIE minutes go. r ,und and round
once twice, mcves TIE snail, nervous finger of the
seconds. Slowly, sluwly. The inter-
est is great; tie ,ile1ce audible.
"Time !" q. 25s Sim. Al. and the eclipse ia over!
There now remains to :" reduce" the tune given ny
the chropomsters to mean time for the place Of OBJ
rvatiop- il snct technical phrases may be aosed
without exrla1 aticn-aDd the record Of the solar
ECLIPSE ST this obs. rvs' OF, is complete
The thermonetric records made during the progress
81 the eclipse txhat the interesting fact that during
tie first half of the ec the mercury rose about one
degree during TIE lat half four degrees, and during
the nineteen minutes succeeding one degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

TIE GREAT EAsrERS.-Tbose who desire to visit
this ship will have to do speedily, for on Monday
af ernoop, Jaly 30, sic will to Cape May with one
hundred of Dodw orths musicians ADD few thousand
,en.dollar passengers; snd the N at the Cane IN two
large Philadelphia steamboats, take new crowd OF
Pbiadelpbians on board steam dawn to Hatteras aud
back exchange passengers once more, aud return to
New-York 90 Wednesday. After that date she ill
be anchor, in TIE stream and more visitors will be
received on board till she sails for England on the 10th
of Augrst. Yesterday, acted by the zousves, and
t. fire weather, nearly 1900 people paid their half
dollars toiDspect her ioternsl arrangements and we
doubt rot ere she is closed 10 The public twenty thon-
sard day will be reached. On her way home abe
W III touch at Halifax to land passengers who may
desire tsse trip in her to the ceremonies at
t-ndaDt upon the reception of the heir to the British
throne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

Milking Br MAcHISERY Not exactly by steao
engine nor by waer-power; though that Is In favor
with min men; but by m,chine driven BY hans
o, wpr IN short q bsDd-pump, moved by two hands,
ike g. hand. bellows, and peri rmiDg tho operst'n
TIE principle of sir-pump suction. The machine u
Alta b. to pail and set stool under the uddse.
The four eats inserted in fonr tubes and the pump oper
aied and Il milk draan ard conveyed by condactsr
into the pail the inventor says in marvelously shass
time: say three minutes for ordinary COW; milkiaG
entirely clesn and without injury to the COW; in fs
Re .ays to her advantage il is beneficial to have The
worl done quickly and the machine i. intended to -
il quicker than il is possible by hand IL is ssid ass
that COWS STA th. machine milking gently thas
by hand At any rate the contrv nee is an ingsuiss
ORE and we have doubt will york. lie practical
utility we can't vouc. for. We only chronicle the f~ck
Of the 7. cert invention of Milkir e. Machine. Ths
manner Of its construction lie simple enough IL COURSES
of two diaphragm pumps made Of tin and India ssss
20 arranged a. to be easily taken apart fr washing.
The at cups made apeing to fit any siss and o.
tscf ed by flexible jiDt. to be spread apart -
suit wdespreadipg tests those more consrsctsd Il
IL possible tina, it will prove very useful ioventisa
If 30, presume that farmers will hear more OF it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

MONUMENTS OF HIEsAH.-During ysetorday hoes
nan receive ed autographs dispatch from Troy saHse
that biz father very III, and requesting Bis psss
| enee at foue He forth ri h made preparations -
visit bis psernal siive and left the city 's@s 49,
irp ny tie Trey s'esmbost A number of friends -
comTspisd hin to be boat where they babe him adies
fer q short time. BE visited many Of BIZ pevs,nal
ffnds about the city Yesterday end reorved del's~
,ions firm the sporting circles Of Boston and Phsds
pbs, each Of whom rad come on to give him a wsl-
cone home az d to request that he would vsis tAsD
places and give public exhibition.
The largest thsster in Boston placed at his de-
possl for airy time that would suit bis convenissos.
Heersn as we understand, partly decided upon Civ
ing few exhibitions about the country hut viii Ess
ske any extended tour. His fret exhihiion viii -
given in New-York and the next either 10 Sos'os a.
Phiadrlp ia Quite large number of persons wsrs
loupsre in ard ab"ut the Malta last night, spd tbs
constant attendance of q policeman was required -
keep ,be outside crowd moving along that tbs 49,
walk should not be obstructed.
Heepsn promptly responded yesterday to the chal-
lerge Of Morissey accepting all the terms that u
later offered. He states that be will place In -
bands of any responsible man TIE sum Of - 500 a
preminsr, deposi, for ms.ch of $40 900 sde. pcs4e
ing TIE drawing Of the articles and the selection OF
stakebokW.
At o lste hour Tuesday plight however messso
ger called at The H'rald Office and lefs the following
oe, incIoeed in an epvsops hearing the water mark
of tie Congress Hoe Sarat ga Springs and with IL
ipdorsement "Deliver tonight, su'e."
s.RIroas sprrses july r. lsea
Ny attention has been called to chsensr pnrporins
John Heenan, in your i,.ae O. hi; Idese
10 say IN snswrr thai the apho Of ssid chlne
have suthozed any tn ssoe surh chsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

TRIAL TRIP AND ExcrRsIos OF An OCEAN
STEAMER.-The rev oc4 an Steamer, Bieave. OF Liv-
il gston's line, made trial trip on the Hufson on
Tue,dsy As the different trails and steamboa 8
passed she was ,alut'd By many she Wa supposed
to be the HaIet Lane, On her way 10 West Point,
while Others fsDcieo that che was making trip to
Rondout for coa The BieDville after proceeding as
high as Hudron anchored for pght and yeste day
n orniIg sbou O'Clock, che CONNER ced her 'etoru
to this city. S7e is very fine steamer ADD the ex-
celert working of her machinery gave satisfaction to
tie ow Ders, who we're board She made a good
time on both the up and return trip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
commencement of Harvard College

BOSTON, w -uHtsuhNs gu 10. IcOV'
The Harvard g, lltg e Commencement Exere ses
took psre to-day 10 the Fl 81 Church at Cambridge
The Church YVES pacse ed 70 re ottlOn.
Am, Dg TIE promiDeu guests on the platform were
the Ho.. tdwa Ever.u, Governor Banks, judge
Dopglss Chie1-Jus ic- Shaw the Hon. solomon
ParFoDs of Illinois y ith many others.
The exerrses of ths GRADUATE class seemed to give
much satisfaction
The d.Qre. of Ii. D. was conferred upon the fol-
Iovi, O Rrntlemen: james Walker, eX-Prs sldent of
HarvsIG Coil, &c; b. Hoo. VIM. Read of Phdsd-
pfia; John La hIop Molly OF Bos'on; and LORD
i1ms Britith Miu,lter at Washington
Amor 9 those rectvipg The Degree Of Doctor OF Dl-
riTi v ar. Ri. hog Blf Cd Lee # Delawar'; the Rev.
Thoa,ss Hit, President f Auto b College; and the
Rev VIM. Brock of Lond n.
The graduation class to-day numbered one hundred
and ak,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

FRIGBrFUL DEATH OF CHiLD.-On Tueeday
evening child canned George Thomas ingbam, aged
81 yesrs living at No. ll3 Mulberry street, asc4uded
10 the roof of the building to look at balloon. While
there aloI he made misetep and was precpitat to
the g,opnd in a narrow space intervening BET ~een
that and the next building The child was missed and
biz parents and fe DIS turned ost TO search the city
FOR him, Writing the StatonH uses and notifying the
police Yesterday aferpooD his life lees body wss &C
cidemaly discovered lying between the bulldogs.
The Coror was Immediately notided, and an inquest
ill be held on the body 70 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

SANDS OF LIFE IN CoURT.-Lucien c. Bulkley, Q
WONG man who claims to be an attorney at law, vas
yesterday arrested charge Of false preteusss pro
ferred by Oliver P. Brown Of Jersey City. The "oa-
plainant alleges thst ~ defendant obtained from hin,
by false and fraudulent appropriations, hi. signature
to certain documsnts, by of which Bulkley -
tanned Judgment of $3.50 sgsinst the complsraat
The case ms to be mixed one and neither Of To
perscps interested can claim character above suspS-
cion. Bnkey aeses that Btoun is the notorious
Retired PLY sriap whose ssnds of life nearly -
out, while Bulkley is the iDdi'idual who served
sesIed letter on bis wife che was about leaving ser
California a. by means Of that trick obtained ~
vorce from her. Justice Qusekenbush held the Accuses
to srswer in the sum Of 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
PERSONAL

The New-York correspond. Mt Of The Union ana
hdrcrf;Sr Of Rochester says that Rut'e1ge' wa'
w,iren W Mns Mhturn a daughter of Mr.. Robert
ID. Min'un, Of this ci y.
m. Ulmap ,aed for Europe yesterday in The
Persia He eoes cut to engage Artists ard complete
his arrangements for the Fall and Winter opera
seasons
MIR. j. N. Morrison. cashier Of the Manhattan
Bank having lately Inherited thrtee slaves In Ken
trcky tas emspoipated tn. % all T~o little boys he
las brought to this city to be educated.
Senator Berjsmiu sails Saturday next for Cali.
fornia " hire he is engaged counsel in the Ne a.
Armada care.
-7he BirghamptOn Daily Republican of the l6sA
inst hsa fbe follow ing:
aTte r, mains Of Mrs. Brdssll wife Of the Hon. A.
pirdsan, arrived 10 tbs village from Nsv-fork on
Ss,urdsy, srd were fIlo~ed 70 the beautiful Spring
For si c. eiery Sunday afternoon ny iarge con-
course Of our ci izebs The funeral services. a. their
l.,e resid nee were performed by the Rev. DIR "a o
ard tie Rev. Dr.. Andrews The remarks Oh ID
Apdr, VS. on the melancholy occasion wers exceedingly
beautiful ard impressive, and the tribute OF respec
raid by our chzeps gene'a'v, ~as Que 10 Tue ~
ceased W. o. during quarter of century 10 fss VII
spe hsd won by her .baract and protracted san r
II o. tie arm regard and 81 mpathy Of her numerous
frieI de and sTqu intances.
Den Ramon de Ia Sogra, ons Of the most distin-
pus ed of living Spanish bors has recently bee" 10
this city on hs return from CUBA where he has been
or gagged in historical studies. He sailed for Liverpool
in be Kangaroo last week.
Gen. Comor fort, former President Of Mexico, is
row living with lis family in this city, having taken
bose in Fifth Avenue.
Somebody has got big baby out at Saul Ste. Ma
RE, the fim nsiops Of which are given as follows;
Around tie shoulders, 81 inches; around the waist
&C, inches around the calf Of the leg, IL inches
around tie arm above tie elbow, l0l inches around
,te ann below the elbow inches; around the anss,
9 inches 1t is q female child six months old, aud
weighs 20 pounds; lie perfectly healthy has never
heen sick seldom cres has elk toes on each foot
Its growth j. rapid that its mother has to alter or
make new clothes once in ten days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
A Uoustou Meeting.
SCHENECTADY, W-doeed y, July

SrUyNkcTADY W-doeedsy July l6, ISbU.
u.,s,ou n. r,ing m., at noon to- ay. Not over
az. e. =. rams w,r. resent among whom were: J.
sS~va. Rer,sels.r Chairman If The Albany atlo ia
II, on Clint and j. H. DugA ne who was unsuc-
ITO, nnIcsnt for a seat IN tue receut Bell AID
TS.x,t s. uy,n,iop a, Utira After efecung n TIM
ncrsr, orr .p;zati with James L. Adams Of w, IT.
Chester "a Cpn,ruar. the meeting took reces, till
o. O'Clock.
A mas N. citing was called for ia the evening.
The n nventi, n re,,sea bled Ut g. j y Wan Rens-
sel.tr If Alb.n, WAS named as President and Daniel
Rredtnry OF JT[tr y ID Cummfrgs of West.he fer:
Georp 4. CfaIin IF 81. lawrence and others. Vice
Pres @nts and secre,sri,s
Mr. Ha,brook presented an address taking ground in
favor of San Honst "a An ndeoeudent car ddate for
TIE Prptidency; rec mmendiup the selection of Dis
trir% Elect. ral tieket
W. ID. Murphy If Albany offered az o substitute
preamble spd re.olurior re5 ndipg he ado lon Of
The II "a Everett ticket Ms the best aud eectui
moe Of carr, iup out lhe We've of Houston men. He
spha4onentv wihdr.u the resolution and offered as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

CHARITIES AZ Correctin have unanimously declared
that. while they are willing to extend every prooer
facility for strangers ard citizens deerous of visiting
rbe institutions on Blackwes leland well other
points under their Government there being no prov-
sion the entertainment of large parties paying these
visits, Hereafter no refreshments will be included in
tie permission or invitation TO visit them. This
i, movement in the right direction. Upder the old
Governors these y-is were mainly noted scenes Of
bscchaDasu revelry very costly 10 the city, and ex-
ceednely demoraliziDg TO the prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
p PERSEVERANCE.
A CARD FROM HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 6.
n,

To ne Edtfo, Of Inc Y. 1yrbune = ...s
which las ndepcy reject discred upon tne
which TO he sttacbed and noe oea
deserved cdium to rest vithcu an efpansop' "e'as -
following facts tor yeur copsidsD ion n
III h o. ApI We one for the pat tan yea Ne
pass IN. Aldermen and When res"hsd hs
pesrJ smanded attah mesr Mcks
Csrles PAT. RI Fsc.pe to cur Company-the city hss
that invention In the interval which clap %
t an. oi,ips resolution psndne between the Bossd
an ended to the Board = Aldermen md finally
-, mn befory bis Honor the Mayor ard confirmed
You IN THEREFORE perceive how much In your siaeossk
e. have ton Nth Mesa Mtcke Cs-yile and
IN tt aid wish the. Eeap placed upon Tuck an ~
n,y tried scale but the city hsd purchased
m. you sts for 20 0oo and h.ns that tee
petionng for Truck compelled 10 subaan "
tbeir views
Con have present truck years and ~
sfeispcy Is plscsd upon record .
Fly publishing the above, you win confer f'vor upsn TIL
Company who have sppesrrd stigma before
'''' cHxRLss EGRsRT.
JAMES X. KELLOGG.
JOHN X COSTIGN,
GEO. w. WILLLAx&
Ne,s. York July l26O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

ISsOLENCE TO SEWING WosES.-I belong 10 tses
class support themselves und often thsir fam
lilies with their needle marhns. have lately been asAse
the necessity going shop shop to solicit work IN
my through the cv suppose have Visited 30
bsps hundred clothing and shirt estabhmens and hsSs
Il iaby treated nth attention and respect BY our e~s
people very many Instances with coutsmpt end ss
With ruaepess by foreigners Isa vesy ~
busr has been very dull Of late san make Al
DC h- allow irritation Of feeling caused BY repssts
applications which they have not to give bat wea4
rally like to know cviy such expensive srtcss thse
for ane provebi.y penurOus than oursel's
csnros oFord 1t. co. have nothing morn to ssy
am happy say that honorable exceptions 70 ~
above conclusion have arrived and In instances
was treated with kpdness and courtesy by adopted cen
{" Kind words die"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Attempted Escape from Sing Sing.

SIG SING Wedntsday July 10, IoUV.
Six copvi,ts. VINO were Oh the marble QUAR- at the
P,ison ai,ep Iieo sea this Afternoon by ruuni
~ st the guard. o of them, named john Khan,
was thot Ly the officer j Sal, 5; the ball passed
through b 3 head kill him Instan ly Oh ist'an
BecksI+n the u toriou= bu gar and pick pocket who
is serving ou bis seventh term was the rlDga err ana
evi, ced oct. rmnsti hot to be taken back TO tue
Prison slive II made des crate struggle VIII lhe
Trnc;psl K, eper b. f Quick who was con PEELED 70
knock hun ins-Lsibie before he would yield. The
Others were soOn captured by the Officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Newfoundland Fishing Boundary
COmmis>iOn.

BosT0r N-dnesday, July 10, lSbU
The steamer City Of New-York, Capt Pegram
Unit. Ststes Nav " Com ander leaves This por' to-
NOR ON Tor tie fishing grounds Of The Brii'l North
American Prnvin tx Gov. Hu bard Of Ne g.
Haupstire United Stsree Commissioner under Z e
Re,iprccity ay and other officials proceed Id hr
20 Newfoundland where they will be joined by the
British Ccmus-i nsr and proceed define the fishing
bouucaries provided for In the treaty between toe
United a'es III d gland
The ci au horitts of Charlestown have Appointed
q Couuitee t, arrange for public demonstration of
welcome TO Tire first Galway steamer thai arrives
there and q dock has been selected for her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

NEw Trick Mrs Rose Smith, of No. as East
Twenty second street. yesterday caused the arrest Of
Lad pamed Joseph Cassiday, whom she charges with
an attempt TO seal She alleges that three boys came
pat her honse when ope of them reached pole with
look on the end of it down through the grating, to
the basement window, and by mea' OF the hook drew
forb light dress worth q. TIE boys then ran OF,
but shortly after Cassidsy returned again and was ar
rested The pole and hook faand ia bis posses
sion. Justice Quackenbush commitIed him to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Arrival Of the Flying Fish,

THE ADVANCE COURIER OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
ST JOHEs n f., Wednesday July Is, 1860.
II. B NJ. stesm gunboat Flying Fish, the advance
yes4l of the Prince of Waless squadron, arrived az
this port at IL O'Clock to-day. SIZE LETT England Oh the
LIST July. The main squadron would leave Davenport
or the llth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

The MONEY PRESENTED TO THE POLICE BIZ rHn
JAPASrsE-Tbe Captains Of Police have been direcs4
BY TIE Commissioners to hand in the names Of shcss
members Of the department who were detailed on TIE
occasion of the Japsnese visit The police infer from
this, the the morey donated BY the japanese En-
bsssy will be cisribused only among the polioeusn
who served, and not among the msmbers Of the d.
par-mep,, or the police widow and orphan fund, -
was generally eupp osed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

Tur ZouAyrs Yesterday our Chicago visitors in
srsc,,d the C,.a, Eastern aud smused themselves by
hunting the other Inns OF the ey. fhls evening hey
all give grand .xhiD"lon ariH at the Acadsny OF
Music, hen the edifce will Of course be crowded BY
the curious. The entertainment offered is really
,plsr did and We doubt lot the military Of the siy
" ill avail themselves ef ,hs opportunity to study in
detail The iant maDeuy.rs Of this remarkable corps.