New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

than in the case OF those privately owned
The city dung-heaps are, however, being removed In
the came way as all the others.
THr FASHION RAcEs.--The races over the Fashion
Course viii be resumed to-day. We append the pro-
gramme:
SECOND DAY. Wednesday juno 2opropriesor Purse 1900
SANE Daysubscribers Handicap $500 and half miles
old mile heats $500 subscription, 100 forfeit the Proprieto"
add 1890 H.
The entries are: Nicholas, lis pounds; Irona, Ill
pounds; Prophet, 100 pounds and Throgsneck, 70
pounds. Two miles and half Dash, $500 added,
Propretors' purse. Two mile heats, $500, and sweep
stakes for threeyear-olds 81 300 Entries Rosa Bon
heur, Bourbon, Cyclone, and Red Eagle. These races
are under the management Of Mr. Henry Cotton, VINO
aims to free them from those Objectionable features
peculiar to most places of this kind Ladies and gentle
men go to the course assured that nothing will be per-
mitted which would be in the slightest degree offensive
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.-The Commissioners
of Health now hold meetings three times week, viz:
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The regular
Quarantine season does not begin however until the
first of next month All vessels in the harbor are
visited by the Resident Physician, and those OF
doubtful character are referred at the stated meetings,
for immediate action. The Commissioners were to
have had meeting Monday, but did not get
quorum in consequence of the Japanese ovation.
Two NFw-YoRKERs FIGHTING A DUEL IN MARY
LAsD.-Tke Baltimore Exchange of Saturday con-
tains the following account Of the duel at Marshy
Point, reported ON Monday in The TRIBUNE:
"At an early hour yesterday morning there was
rumor circulated in the city that duel had taken place
the previous evening in the neighoorhood Of Marsay
Point, between two welknown gentlemen from New
York. the particulars of which, as subsequently, ascer
taned by our reporter, appear to be substantially as
follows: The parties who were Mr.. Thomas Bryan
and Mr.. Samuel Neae, both OF New-forE Chy, arrived
here with their friends on Thursday, and the meeting
took place the afternoon in quiet spot In the
vicinity of Marshy Point. The weapons used were
pistols and upon the first fire Mr. Neale was hit in the
left shoulder, receiving painful but not dangerous
wound the ball penetrating only the eshy part OF the
arm. Mr. Bryan was attended on the ground by MI.
Meredith of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Neale by Mr.. Geo.
Bowdon of NewYork. The entire party, we under.
stand left for home yesterday MIR. Neaes wound not
incapacitating him from travelling The cause OF guar
rel which is said TO have taken place at the Union
Club in NewYork grew out Of heated discussion be-
tween the parties respecting the nationality OF the Ial-
ian pariot Garibaldi difference of opinion on this
point led to words and then to blow from Mr. Neae,
and subsequent challenge from Mr.. Bryan. Mr.;
Bryan is between sixty and seventy years OF age ana
MT. Neale only few years younger. Both gentlemen
are well known in this city,.
Mr.. Bryant lie about 60, of small size, high toned,
and highly cultivated one of the best connOisseurs OF
Art in America polite but quick, and when excited In
discussion, gestcuates like Italian. Mr.. Neal ia Of
the same age six feet high, and athletic in proportion.
He gets easily offended and thus he took offense at
some Qestcuations habtual to Mr. Bryant, and struck
him. Mr.. Neal was shot in the same arm which he
used in such vulgar manner
A CoUSTRr GEsTLENAS's MIsFoRTUSBs IN THE
Christopher Costello left his comfortable home
in New-Haven and came to our enteprising city tor
the purpose of paying his respects to the visitors from
Japan, and gratifying himself with the inspection of
the other curiosties 80 abundant in the Empire City,
At a late hour on Monday night while peram-
bulating the streets, he stopped at Worth street,
where he encountered an oblging young gentleman,
named William Brown, who kindly undertook to show
Christopher the nearest way to Madison street. point
which he was anxious to make at as early hour as
possible that he might avail himself of the advantages
| of bed Brown led the way, Christopher followed,
and soon they reached dark alley in Little Water
street the region better known the Five Points"
Here Mr. Brown suddenly met number Of his friends,
to whom his friend Costello introduced, with the
usual formaties Of that distrct-a thorough maulng
at the hands of the new-made qaaintances Finding
that Chrstophers exchequer limited in its details,
amounting only to fifty cents they Invested him of his
coat vest and pants, TO make mp the balance Of their
desires The scoundrels then fed, and sometime after
ward Officer Elder of the Sixth Ward discovered poor
Christopher in his forlorn and penniess condition. and
conducted him to the Station-House. just Christie
pber was being fitted with another suit, his old
| friend Brown, with number Of other bullies, mpu-
IDENTIFY entered the Station-House. Chrisophera
recognized him, and he was arrested. On Tuesday
morning he was taken before Justice Kelley and
mted to the Tombs for trial. Christopher was sent
to the House of Detention witness.
CoRxER.srosE.-The Reformed Dutch Church lately
worshping on the Of Broome and Greene sreess
viii lay the cornerstone of their church edihce IN
Thirty fourth stree, near the northwe" corner Oh
Eighth avenue, on Thursday, juno 2i' az D O'CLOCK
n. m. Addresses win he delivered by the Rev. DIR.
Dewitt, the Rev. II. N. Zsbske, and by the Pastor,
the Rev. Peter Stryksr. ..I....
RKpunLIcAs Mass MEETING ON STArRs ISLAND
The Republicans of Tompkinsville, Staten Island,
intend holding ratification meeting at Joness Hotel
IN tba, village tomorrow night The Hon. Mnthorne
Tomntins and other speakers win address the meeting
fine delegation from New York is expected and q
hoa, Is chartered to up to the city after the meet
ing
"Lol THE Pooh IsDIAs.'-A blind Indian be-
longing 10 the Seneca tribe arrived in New-York a
few days since from Niagara County, N. T., bringing
lot Of beadwork articles which he intended TO sell
On The street. On Monday, having oocasion to move
his stand he employed German, paying him so cents
for the Job Amer proceeding short distance the
German stopped into bsrroom 10 drink, taking the
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