New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15


directs, with wbte pants and gloves lwi,hoat KNAPP
sacks), on Saturday, June i6 The regimental line |
win be fcrned at III o'clock a. m, on the south side
Of Washington Square -. Owners of pot-bOsts and
sesips v,ssels desiring to enter for the sweepstakes
regatta the ID July may have opportunity to do
eoJrem this date at No. S Pine street. The match be-
tween the Send and the Rcbecca has been postponed
VI next Tuesday. -. In the year 1913 Mayor Wood
purchased for "a 900 three OF land which his
pressnt residence located and for which he has been
offered within the past week $3.50 000 and which has
been refused. The same lucky or fortunate gentle
man purchased. many years ago, Tote now 'front.'
ing on the Central Park, for which he paid
only hundreds, and for which he is now offered
$io,0o0 each. A pretty good illustration Of the
rise in the value of New-York real estste..
The fine Summer weather we are enjoy ing tells
favoraby upon the various watering places OF rural
resort in this vicinity. Jones's Woods, Elm ParK
Central Park, Ely sian Fields and Staten Island are
visited by many Thousands of New'forkers oaiiy'
The excursion boats plying TO and from pleasant points
along the North and East Rivers, and down toward
Sandy Hook are crowded Everybody to get
out of town into the country Among the more exten-
sve and desirable excursions advertised s the trip TO the
Coal Fields Of Pennsy vana, by the Central Railroad
of Eew-Jersey, and the Delaware, Laekawanna and
Western. Lackawanna and Bloomsbury, Lehigh and
Susouebanna, Hazleton, Beaver Meadow, and Lehgh
Valley Railroads. This trip takes the traveller TO the
High Bridge at Clinton the Water Gap, Prospect
Rock at Wikesbarre, Mauch Chunk, Mt Vernon, and
through the mos, beautiful mountain and valley scene
~ These excursions will be continued through the
Sammertickets good for 10 days, to 60 and retarn,
only 81 So. I'VE overwhelmed with letters from
elerks and storekeepers suggesting the proprey OF
closing The Saturday at 3p. M 10 enable the
people 10 see the japanese. We objections
70 doing The City Inspector, pursuant TO the
directions received by him from the Board of Health
has sent notices to The keepers of stable dump
ing grounds throughout the city, requiring that they
ahoud remove their nuisances to places beyond The
eity Unite forthwith. The S5th Anniversary OF the
memorable Battle of Bunker Hill will be celebrated by
the let Company Washington Continentals Capt
Linebeck The company will visit Paterson
New-Jersey, on Monday, 18th inst, and viii be
received by the Continentals Of tina, place..
Michael Sniels was appointed Inspector for the
erection of anew asylum uptown, by the Street Com
missioner yesterday, and Immediately sworn into
ofice by the Mayor. Mr.. Even, the Chief Of the
Bureau of Street Improvement, is DOW engaged IN
dredging the alp foot Of Troy street. East River by
request Of The Committee Of the Common Council
having In charge the reception of the Great Eastern.
little way from the piers the water is more than AZ
feet deep The City Hall wac remarkably quiet yes-
tsrday, most of the Aldermen ard Councilmen being
of at Boston and Philadelphia Ross g. Tousey have
pubIshed very handsome coored display bib, inscribed
"Welco ne TO the Japanese Embassy" which they
offer TO the public at a nominal price.
STATE CENTRAL REPUBLICAN CoaaITTEE.-Yester-
day morning the Republican State Central Committee
At tba Astor Rutf exuo ~ the members
were present The Chicago nominations were dis
eussed and approved. series Of resolutions, lament
ing the departure from this life Of the Hon John l..
schooleraft and DR.. Frederick w Lord, was adopted
Several items of unimportsDt business were transacted
and the Committee adjourned, to meet again in this
city on the 10Th Of July.
BROADWAY TO BE CLEARED.--The japanese Com
mitt &c of the Common Council have requested tn
Btre.y Commissioner 10 all distractions on tn
stree ts through which the procession win pass Sa
urda, to be removed by Friday night; and they hav
aso equested the City Inspector to have Brosdwa
thorop ghly swep from Union square 10 the Battery
the "a, ne night and to prohibi, the streetsprnkler
from yetng down that section Of Broadway OF
Saturdi y.
MrRp rRous AssAuLr.-Yesterday morning, shortly
after 10 o'clock the Captain of the Sylvan Shore Ia
fsamhos running between tDls Guy ana narieml
oommitte, an unprovoked attack upon colored man
who was On board The captain struck him violently
IN the face and threw him with such force break
down II onward guards Of the boat and while lying
HELPLESS at lis feet be kicked him repeatedly the
head with Il We heel of his boot making number Of
deem cuts arc und the temple Of the unfortunate
He tried then TO kick him overheard and would GER
tainly have Fl sished his victim had a number Of
indignant VOL shore waiting to take the boat for
HarIeml u roa ID Goals at the inhuman wretch; few
bows also join I'd in, wben the clerk Of the boat beat
them off. Poll ,537 made his appearance, and
sxpressad his ingness to arrest the boys if the clerk
would make c. smpaint against them. He, of course,
refp,eo TO do .. The officer was told by number
of ne to ARE the captain, and dozen witnesses
vad appear aga inst him; this, he said, could not be
dou,e without a warrant The bleeding negro wac
taken Of by the Of 6cer and left the street. complete
ly exhausted. A number of passengers, including
raarv laSes who witnessed the affair refused TO 90
ou Aeaxd where such brute was in charge. The poor
m IN was 81 vigorously, if fatally, injured There
arc "a pumsr Of persens ready testify to the above
fac, should The authorities zee fit to bring the captain
to ju VIE.
TIE CASE OF A. RASSEY.
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SIR. notice n your issue OF today under the head
Of Law . .ssI Russell yesterday rs@s5f stating
ononn ,sdefab number Of friend. in good position who
have de- ss,rtL,n pronounce wholly az by tose
~ rsan reaiyes) for VIII agree to produce