New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
CITY ITEMS

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The GREAT EEsTERN.-Crowds warmed all over
the big ship yesterday In spite Of the weather. In the
afternoon Dodwortb's Band gave a concert on board
and will repeat the entertainment every afternoon this
week, commencing at O'Clock. The first company of
the 10Th Regiment Highland Guard, numbering forty
men, in full Highland costume, and a baud Of twenty
performers will pay visit to the ship next Thursday
afternoon Their regiment, it is said, has offered its
services as escort 10 the Prince Of Wales his arrival
in this city.
The tickets fer the excursion to Cape May next
week have been limited TO two thousand, and the pros
pect is that they will sll soon be sold. The state
rooms about one thousand in number, are to be re-
served exclusively for ladies' and gentlemen will have
to camp down In the saloons mattresses, Ii is not
probable, however, that many will desire to sleep
since what with the music the dance and the bright
moonlight on tie sea there will be excitement enough
10 keep the most sluggish awake.
ALLEGED EaBEzzLEMENT.-A young lawyer namsd
Issac l.. Taylor who has an Office at No 81 Nassau
street, yesterday taken before Justice Brennan
charged, on complaint Of Richard I. Demng, acting
notary for the tisaDs Bank with having embezzsd
the sum of SEC The complainant alleges that he
placed in Tayors ban s for collection two promissory
rotes-one for $3.50, against Ed yard Uuderbill aud
one made by Zeno Burr BAN, for 1901 4-with in
Iuctons to collect aud return the proceeds by the 9th
instant. Taylor collected the note made by Mr. Burn
ham, but failed to report himself to his employer. On
the 9TH instant Mr. Demng after protracted search,
found Taylor aud charging him with having collected
tie note succeeded in obtaining from him the sum of
$235, leaving 500 "A unaccoun,ed for. After having
in vain tried to obtain this amount from the as,ussd
charge of embezzlsment was preferred against him.
Taylor required by the magistrate TO find bail in
the sum Of $500 TO answer. The accused staes most
enpbaticaly that he is not guilty Of the charge.
POLICE COMMEMORATIVE Board mat yester-
day afternoon, and rendered decisions in large num-
Der of cases Of policemen that had been previously
tried. The fires imposed upon the derelict officers
varied FROM three days to fifteen days pay The Ser
eean of the Sanisry squad reported shat in the tens
meur-boUse No lO9 Mulberry street, occupied by
twepty-egbt families there we're two cares OF small
pox. The matter referred to the Surgeons After
the adjournment of the Board, Messrs. Bergen and
Acton opened court for the trial of Inspector Folk OF
Brookly on charges of "malfeasance mads by one
DoDohue Mr.. Bergen read long iss of charges and
sp4 ci6cstons setting forth that the Inspector had
openly violated the law, by dscbargng from prison
bis son. Martin Folk who had been arrested for drank
enIess and asked the complainant if he was prepared
20 sw ear TO them. Mr.. Donoh 70 ssii he conld not
swear 10 the charges sst forth in the paper before
the Board, when Mr.. Bergen asked him how it came
that he swore to them before a Commissioner OF
Deeds. lie replied that % he bad been dragged into
the matter, that the paper WA drawn mp by Nat
WaIng, and it not read to him." Without any
further hearing in the matter, the dismissed
MnITARY.-We no sooner get over ooe excitement
than sooher sue eeds in this city of endless cha ges
Just now the mania is military. First we had the
entire First Division out the 4th, with the veterns
to boot then the gallant Seventh encamped upon the
tented field and the City Gnafd turned srtileryme
Next cane and went the scarle ;-trowsered Zouase
only to be succeeded by tie white-tro ssered Blues
and that they in turn will give way to tho
G, eens. Ninrty-.ix of the Emmett Guard OF New
Haven, Capt. T. w Cahill. will be here next Tues
day, as the guests Of the Irish Fusileers Company A.
79rh Re gment Tomorrow morning the Zouaves will
be hack from benign ed Boston, TO take a trip with
Capt Staler's Company Of the National Guard to
Wet Point after which they leave for Philadelphia on
the following day.
Irisb lsberer residing in the Of hoase No. IL
Washington street, got into quarrel with his wife
while drunk, on Sunday afternoon, and beat her with
q cotton hook and his hsts in frightful manner. The
unfortunate woman was removed to Bellevue HosP-
tai, where she lies in critical condition. The hus-
band was arrested and held to await the result Of her
injuries Buerforth when informed OF hsr danger, ex-
pressed the gr, aes grief and sad he had no idea Of
inuring her 70 seriously
Cur MoRTALTY.-Tbe City Inspector reports tne
deaths for T. past week "a folows: men,Sl; women
S. boys, l7S; girls, l72-total 1896 being oeo'eaN0
Of as as compared with the week IN 1913, ou' au
increase Of 81 upon last weeks mortality. vi oea'ns
f., IN acute dis asts were cases OF oroncais iof
cholera ibfanium, cholera morbus ~ Oh coageeuon
# the bran, and Of the lungs "a iniSnie convu'-
sons 90 diarrbes, diphtheits, OF dyeentery 10 OF
.oo,,., fave, TYPHOID fever u Of inflammation Of
81. main the .sms of tbs lungs, and stomach, Of
,eoh;rp OF chronic diseasr, ~ were consumpives ~
ipsape debility, dropsy, Is dropsy in the head, II
bar, a;sease. OF deaths from external and other
causes. n were casualtiss . delirum trcmens, 10
drowned 4intempersnce, suffocs,ion Classified a. TO
| age there were under year, 206; to ~; To s.
40; to TO- IL; 10 to l2 3; l2 to Is, 6; Is TO H. 3;
II to 20 9; 70 to 25 III rs to 30 %; 30to 40 %; 40
to So 81 50 to 60 IA; 60 to TO- IA; 20 to 80 z; 80 to
go l. TIE na;ivities foot up United Stes $685. Ire
land 49, Germany, 10; England, Il; Scotland, IL