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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
RACE BETWEEN THE JULIA AND RE
BECCA.

The long talked Of contest between the yachts Julia
al Rebeecs, the two fastest soops Of the Ne WORK
yacht squadron came OFF yesterday from Sandy Hook.
party of gentlemen connected with the CLUB started
from tie barge Office at Whitehall, at 10 a. M, on
boaId the steamboat Jacob Bell and after pie issnt
rip arrived at the Hook about 4 o'clock. There they
fouDo the competing yachts together with the Haze
and Restless stanepg off and on waiting for breeze
Bot the wind would not come. For two or three
hours it was almost dead calm, and rs the raes
WIS not TO be with lees than u six-knot
breeze the day threatened to end most unprodtably
WI lie the participants were drifting about in the
calm, the steamship Asia came TO- and Mr.. Grinnell,
Who bad left the Bell for his yacht Restless passed
hear, and gave her salute, rs did also the yacht
Hsze, by order of her owner, Mr. w. u. Duncan.
Capt. Lot responded with couple Of guns aad soon
after Mr. GIibnel came past the Bell in his pretty
schooner, and gave stirring synopsis of the latest
European news.
After drifting about for nearly three hours, soon
after o ,ock breeze sprang up and Messrs. j. @.
Bel nett jr, and Jas M. Waterbury 10 gners of the
competing YACHT, agreed to make tho race. The
terms Of the eont,et q sa of 20 miles 10 Wild
ward. Both yachts were taken in tow by the Bell,
and having got fair star their lines were loosed
sgns and hViotng their bs they sped of on opp site
tscks before 3. 8. +. wind, while the steamboat
went ahead
After Ealing four minutes, the yacht, wers at liberty
TO rail they Pleased The Julia tackled to the east
ward, the Re coca TO the southwark. On the hrst
tack the Julia took the lead and ncreas,t the distance
between herself and competitor at every tack. Toe
wind throughout the lace was Light, and the sea
AuSOth. The advantage was " evidently with tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

Tiis Board met at the usual hour yesterday after
noop and after the reading and approval OF the
minutes, the Committee Of the Wool, presented a
lengthy report, of which we make the following
abstract:
n regard TO the City Prison, the Warden has been
Instruct, to have the boys snt girls at the Essex
Market Prison placed entirely separate from tn afnl,
prisoners and that the change must De complete aud
thorough.
Fom the Goth of July to the ID Of August inclusive
635 males ana females have been Transferred
10 the work .hous on Blackwell leland vagra
and dsOrd,Ily persons. OF the total number 3N had
been commita twice, Al four times 40 six times, q
ten times, l6 twenty times, 10 thirty times 10 forty
tines, ard fifty tines.
BAerue Ho,pital.-A eensus of this institution waa
taken ON the 18th Of Jolly, at which time there were
947 peIsons on premises While the books sho "ed
the umbsr of 1896 making difference # AZ ilma es.
Island HOspitaL-On complaint at the retention OF
dead bodies strct instructions have been given that
the eau. must longer EXIT Directions nave been
given that the he advised thirty days
10 advance Of any vacancy in he medical staff by
piIaion of term OF service and that the Resident Pny
sician present The names, dnie OF appointment aud
date of expiration OF service of each Assist, Mt Phys
clan on duty the Hospital and TO adSs, CorOners Of
all ruodeD deaths
Aims. Hoase.-The salary Of Mrs. Heason, MatroD
has been ii led a. $3.50 PER snnum.
UOrk-HOuse.--Al 'ases OF insanity at the lsttu
ton ae 10 BIZ exanined.by the Resident sisn, aud
q proper DISPOSITION made for their safety. Varibuc
repairs have been made the building, and severe
mi or off ers appointed. The compensation of Mis-
Bel ind Mrs Lloyd, Matrons, has been fixed at the
Ia q Of $3.50 per snunm ZACH.
IVnoiic Asylnm.-An inclosure has been formed
all u the Mad-Iiouse for Promenade and exercise OF
tbe inmses The excavation for the usw Luna'iC
Ay lum having conpl7tet, the architect has been
called upon 20 proceed With the work.
Peniten,,arg "A copy Of the report from the War.
den of persors who have bad their fines RENTED aad
by whom, has been transmitted TO the Com ni;tee.
Pat,ik Kare was dis harged from imprisonment on
wit Of habeas corpus upon giving bail In the sum OF
5000.
RaadaTs IsloHd.-A large force Of men now em.
ploysd in the quarry in getting out stone for the ne
building.
Ire following proposals for carpshte''s a, mason
work in the erection and ex'eaoR of buildings hf
Island have been received aud the contracts awarded
10 The lowest bidder.
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Pusseuvrrs Arrived

In steamship Northern Light from AspinuaH-H. Reeve
snd WIFI. Mrs A. Sawyer, " Hall Chsbot d. j. B.ses,
q N Bradbury ana vile Mrs G. A. Dckey. y. hyers Capt
EIisofs A Cor WALL Carswell NJ Wnant 3. Cook h AM
on and wife c. r,sD ,. Ci.sry. Mrs 8 Wsbnn snA
child W. Duff, snd if-. T. o. Jackson, b. Cessesy ~
Miles Jss Sn lib j. b. Moon, J. O. Wallace, Mrs Tbomp'on
snd thr,e infants N. Rel, eb NJ Davidson, NJ Airy, P
Qusck. and ~ife n. C. Hoyes 3 Ste~sr, Dr.c H.
j. D. Nj pyt b. 81 Mont and vie, DAVID NJ Saith II Cole,
G Ayes, Harer Dir H.ITis Wife and 20 eldld'sa A
Bigoie, A Zss.LsAi ,. Emery, b: WATSON D. Chees-
bor ugh N Coariensy ~ 81. Moody, W. Thompson, }. y.
Dyer T. Tsyer f. C. Cars Oyermyer and uif-, H. 0yss-
py.T J. Oyemypr f. Oveimyer Z. Choon, Appleby, Mrs.
May Nor pusb child W j. Foter H. Knight, Jo. Saith
ana Two boys Bernard Miller jacob Kuheo, Mrs. Ben
aud ife, and 10 IN he steeTage. .
nsunup yom Lireyp0Ot-Marquis snd msrehi1ness
Chsndos sPd ,eryat Mr. End Mira Mil. Mr. a1d Mrs.. Drew
MIR and Ms. O. w John.s Mr. and MIS- keimril M and
Mrs Joe Scott MI and Mrs Monroe Mr. ami Mrs Cbnlss
D. Bazsn Mr. and Mr.. ;. Hsa kesworb, Mr. and ars s.
O. Fuller Ora, phoorpt A c. " bs Capt Fssr j. w Smith,
C. O,isep James Duncsp Vim Brand A-lis srun Toonss
Frsnr Mr.. Train Mr. Nbit,fsId Sir Rind pr nenry Nit
Oh. n, P.tr Don.Id j. NfmsrdDg, Nfpphi oeL " w.
Bnis IA schopdof NJ CsroliD, Andrew Law psollyan D.
Jscs.op L. DeJor Mr. Pryse', Mr. and Mrs. BAR Mrs.
Pspou. and L. Wald d. messenger M Goldsn yoha
L. N.il IN Hodges, Geo. Fsnsbswe Joon hall Joha
Mc( ora ich by Ran Hsys John Alexandr, NE Uenoy,
Robert au l.. Alb, DIeSfoUs Mr. Woolnch IL
Kan, Mr. Mckay, Mr. kiOs ID Jamison J. Lame, T. A.
New hall NJ. =. Mapjc q: Hotre MT and Mr hsx
Jshn F.ner Aoxe sni ii He' ~ scuddr sani Mseg
lanes Hsrp,r Thos A D.vyo-To's, 60 .
In U,sssh Kayxak, J,O. Hasana and No.au-Mr AMI
Mrs. Geo HAMS 1t and two child en-, Mrs. yoJe,
and chic sestt Butler, T. Darling. Capt Wm stekney.
TCtsl
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Jpls from the var hat there wss bse or no excite
N, ntsvs,y ono appearing 70 regard the result as
foYegone sonclnsieo.
TIE aes aboas he prescribed 20 miles 10 WHO'D
ward, and then stopped. At 7:20 p. m, sf'sr 'ix
tscts tie Julia paced aroond her bows, amid much
Cheering Fifteen uio-tes later the Rebecci went by.
The judges, Mess. W. B. DoucaD and NJ. Rnther-
ford decided that the Julia had beaten the Reoecca by
quar- or Of ap hou-. Abont eight minutes after the
Julia psssed, Mr.. Gri1nell 9 Restless went by, and
room after the Haze followed
The prize saS.d for by the Rebecca and Julia was
piece Of plate valued $50. 1t is now evident that
none of the old loop yachts in the squadron can beat
The peerless Julia and her owner may vel be proud
tf his btauiifal craft.
On the from the trip, the party had the pleas
urs Of "sipg the mammoth steamer Great Eastern go
by. She parsed the bar at 81 O'Clock in safety, aud
headed south for Old Point Comfort in much the same
style a. any other astiDg steamer. The Jacob Bell
reached the city at midnight.
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M.rk.m. .Repoy,ed bv Ts,.ryapI.

Pun,psLPnIa Aug s-sI0ux dali ADD wess. wHsAr a.
tive White 81 .oa IS he'd sls Gel ooss 'osios.
BALTIMORE, aug 2-FLouR quiet Dat nrlneG wHsAr frm;
Re no III 81; Whit, q 60 81 ~ CORY hru yellow
~ 1ar hit. $500 Provisions quiet arm, md ansnss
all. II bS. 1t = s1,asS for Ino sod Wi:eaa:
double Extra WHEAT sd,speed e aid Ia far de Dsnd et
Red WDterj stock light; ssss POLO bush At 81 os.
Coss 'tady and 10 fair demand 'a' e"V s5sa q s:
Corn to NewN ork LAKE, ISPoETs-.oeo bbla Floor 900
bo'b. Wtest 800 bush Corr CAs.L ETP'sr'-S' 0'l.
heo sbose ID. buyers Coas held ct about which
nj. L. csSsn FpeSprs ssdy At on Ssa &c 90
and e Com. AXIS .PRTs today-%o ob flour az 1o1
bush Wheat lS,ao bnsh Csrn go bush oSs hscs,Srs
SO bush best 2ss cal Corn 228as bosh oss AL IL
bush Bsrl.y 4,E3 bush Rye 1853 bush Peas CAsn Ex'
bbls Flour II GOO bush Wheat a. 800 bah
CiScrsSsri Aug 2-FIorK In better demand. waskr
l6lc BACON srm holders 9.dll4c Meas Pork and ARD
uirbsrt.d MosEy 30 demand sdl0 y o+n premium.
Sight FioBANGE on New York steady q, cent prem
bub :, SasS for sUinr ard sIa ii for Red ia .toe
Oar steady REcKir1s-,O bbl Flour 200 bush wbes',
Flour 90 bu.h heat 22 500 bush Corn Fssssrs nra
at Sc On Corn to Buffalo Sight EXCHANGE on Ncw'Yot
ALBASr Aug 2-FLour demand improved ard s1ne inquiry
Onts Fast, etest. no, lalse and ye.ss, questions
nsniaird ,shs 20 bbs There ar. .ses tedsy 0, 1s~
MHEAr in 'usl psrc'' comprising 2"o bush nsx Waite
Mc igsn private aud aoout 40 oash Med'saoe
at 20 sud old hte Michigan st - CoRs ancaaas
and doing Gales IL bush float and 81 the depot at
as c. modsnhe demands sales ~ o. bush IT c7 for
Csnad Sc Western and lots Of STATE delivered md
NEW OtISAss Aug f-Co1ros sass to day 800 bales In
cludips tsrs New HE for Mddng fL0UR quit at s3 70
Lam p ks,, lie LAID in ba,tb lac. WBIsKY J7ialss.
ExtH.SeB London, sids5c prennum 90 VIE ohI. q
ladDa s.dsc premium Sight Exchange on Ee"Yofs tai
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Cx,cKtr-ST. GsosGs VI. kIEes CcUsrY "A
verv ;p,sye.liDg match was commenced yesterday st
R,sfosd tne cAsion beisg the reI1ra sans bet~esn
he Kug, Cospty and st. George Clubs. Toe first
mach resulted ia tgpsl d feat 81 the Kings ColDty
E in ons iOcgs, but This lime the Coolest will oe
close oas The St. George took the bat first yesser
jay, scoring ia ia their fret ioDDgs, of which ii.
Wight contributed IS by excellent batting, of fret
sla,s bowling, and Walker, Gbbes, ard Lang, their
dozen apiee, ,he others not playing as well as they
usually do. Had the general ieldiis of toe Kings
County Elven been up to the mark, their oppone
would not have made than half the runs they
did, as the DO ling was excellent throughout. On the
part Of Kings County, Beschs fine batting for IS,
sadSles ditto fer co. and Light and Stacey play for
tAsir respective scores are worthy of notice The st.
George Eleven did not field they did in the last
match, and the long stopping on both sides was only
tolerably good Globes bowled WELL The impartiility
Of tie St George umpire, Russell, was quest 'ned
sew, ia, times by the Kings County Club much dissat-
& ction bt rho in reference 70 one or two OF his
Seesiens. The St. George Club have mem oers whose
decisions have never been questioned for moment
and we ere surprsed they do not have such Cd all oc
stions The of the above match thus far lie al
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
UNION COURSE.
TROT BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND
GEORGE NJ PATCHEN-FLORA WINS

NJ
The msDy contests of Late between these tw' champ
Of tie rotipg coore, have failed to satisfy either
OF the parties which Of their respective favorites
can be- invaia ly depended on to make the best tme
grea, deal Of indignation lately excited in Phila-
d.pl by the conduct Of the sdies there sho in-
'elfrd Even to u extent Of throwing elu5s at the
drivers, 10 prevent fair isce The announcement by
a leading sportirg paper that the trot yesterday
10 be bippodrome' that is sold race, tended to
diminish confidence in the fairness of the transaction
sno TO Kill DOWN the ambition of those who were dis
postd bet on the event. and requreda card eman
ing from the ownrre Of Flora to ms Ike things right
sill The investments were by no means 80 Large rs
have been hitherto made on matches between the
same horses.
The day was delightful save TIE heat, which in the
ictervals of tb. interim t.pt breeze troublesome
The rack was by no means in the bes. condition the
dust log in many places several inches thick, and
sir in such clouds as to the vehicles horses
snd drivers, and almost oh ,cure them from sight.
TIE attendance was very good, there beiog about
3 600 people ON the track. There difficulty
appr bend Oh of he stories about the sold
ace, but ever ytbiDg went off smoothly. The horses
cane to the score few minutes after the time, being
driven, Flora by McMsbn and Pachsn by Tallman, a.
osua'. They got off together aud made very fast time
at the Lead, reaching Ibe haf-mile pole in l:iOI.
Pstcben woD The heat in 2:23. There was 10 great
amount of excit ment people who generally are freq
with shei' money 'eemDg afraid to bet. Tne rsst Of
be race went OF rather aueIy, Flora winning three
.na ghs heats in 2:22!, 223, spd 224. The time
considered good whea the state Of the track is taken
into account.
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rived.

Steamship Asia h Lott Liverpool list and ou-en.tows
Nam ering Henry Cav, and for s.ns day,
D Pa,s.d sssms'i Europe, ~, ssns-d ,hiP Jona
Of Castle Garden at $50 p IN.
tesm,hip Ksmsk tBf, serewl Brownies. Nasssa NJ p,
July 2 and Nassau p July ndse and passengers 10 L.
Steamship Northern Light, TiOkl-psnsA Apnw.n July IS
steamship yorktown, Parrish Richmond &C. md.s and
Ship Rr .deI o sosOn) White Manils March 81 passed.
c. May D. the Equator "a the Atlantic
Juiy 81 sugar to mast peeneed heavy
w,stb'I OF ,be Csps A., -, CO a.
fro n Gibrsitar Marble rag. &c. john Boyn,oa Son
Big Mary H. iof GoucrsteI Lane Sc Johns r. July u,
big Op,n s. Ssner babbitse ArceioO R. Jaly -,
Sch, Fmms " tof Provineetown) Cook Arroyo, p r. II
days nd oissses to Rsrs ihsbsnd vesslto ssse
Sem s.1i. Pickup of Dennis Baker J.omo July H. Coffee
scbT Granite State Haet Boston days, mdss TO s. W.
schr Thomas JsssrOn Fri. Salem d.y'. wd's to r. W.
sehr. oes,n Wave Orb LOcthAr' Windsor. Ne SIS d''N
plaster 70 d. r. De~oh Co =. ,,.
Big IeO.i JsSsi. ssss ROSd rs;, s0 cd S..n
scbr Hannah d., hi.ker' haIwth Days
sthr. r. A H.bbNd Su,ith Po.nsDd days
steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia mdse 70 Lopez
Steamer lonsds. vsndsvser PhsdslpSia, mdss 10 n
Bhsgs !. Ga. NJ, ,,l...
steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphia ndse. 70 }. NJ
sseSmer Pelican Adeh Providence md'e to Isaac odsl
SAILED ship. Great Eastern Br fSr AnaPs la Jsr
lBr ior LyepOoli Montgomery for sAvannAs ORG
wIND-Duriss the day. N.Os.
th. Ing ,sisu the Largo Section DeeA i0i 'hs
being Iocanlkod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

y thought to have been impossible ia c., vAss O.,
boat was fourd there pothing displaced va Ia
II the huls sstcbsl tsDns tb. dinn,f ,hsir 6hise a
,nd dh'T qiDmeit al found Dry an3 ia order Tho
ofch~fs 10th Ieaby goos swimmers and the OIL, ssp
gooD az the way IN Which they their
Vat on. Of the br theI' BY s"e nsdysn,e s~ppd ovs
od ard was srkrd Nth efanp sud the ohsf 10 going 10
~ ssf'ftstce got b. yoDd h ach bot pnrh
nEht ard e'hsssn mt eoguphad Jesss tls eldss
me t" eDbr II he horcb and had stod-
,Dg fer the nory On the previous sunday be- .ddss.I
.ne sand.y seh.tl on r Island whso hs s~ea sp.y
probability they would meet ander m, ereastsoess
Atas Ind hat be hiase might os tho ve Tas
azon OF thfs has fallen sadly upon beresved ca,ut Of
these young nel. The bodies were bo.h recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS.
llea red,

sesm,blps Noodle Liverpool T. Cunsg1 Great
Vine ball. NoIfon, Grnnel hiatlrn oEts mey, ber-
~, Saysl nah. -
sbip sh.ph I'd KNAPP Marep, Liverpool Lawrence Giles
L Co., Golden hLle M"yo. London. Nrslith Son; Miles
Sta dish Gardener L. nd T. Caldwell, Bee Wood Bu,h,
NrwOIesps Mido..ex Parmlee Liverpool Tsps:ott Co
Bsrks- m Henry Stevens Gard mas, T. A. K Webster
N Corwin hontfort Bordeaux, r. w. TurDdy.
Bngs-A. Owen Ray NsuyiIss Thos Owen Son; MaietS,
Becker ssl asb, Carver Chase Reporter 0uon Carde-
schoon.rs- Sarah Maria woodhe Granada w Hubbsrdj
" h Clean (br Bogber H.rboI Island, Jos Eva
Dr. ur.n EleIhsnr. E~ens S,ugr. Bergman Ch,rl..'
ton Doin Bros Ma garrt HsJe- PEI rsourg Alb lot;,
sp itb Baltimore Merrill Abboti LYDIA ann, Weaver, Rh-
mopd, Van BTuLt Il Shgh.
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BY telegraph.

HIGHLANDS Aug D. sunset No vessels IN as'-
WiDd Hsbt, from 3. r. Weather clear. , A., .,ht kospf
SANDY HOOk AOs Q suns-t No yssse" ~ -
In " ind "A odeTuie :. r.. Me.theT essi IT,. cleared the
sp NJ Tho steamship. Crest Eastern and Jun
Bar, hourc out ,,..r Phelphs trori
BOSTON, Aug Arr U. \ stess'eI hh,sSsphis .hp
New ioh steamer Csmbidte, hs.ss wooaossu Dow, h'a
C'lun Tia, Rot eit, fioni London; banks @''
IfiiLADELPRiA. Aus Arr Zip Atlanta Lave
c. G. Billings Tiipdsd. nh. srou, Cserhar.
sPoltn, Jolly O. no lat OF lon b. bsrk hiHa'''
for Boston =, s.., ftom Hare
Hen isyhtre, nom New orh son<iees, - N,v-losk
MLliAn aud ya.e. Ionl bosen ~ oIesoty, wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
CnAsrn nY A SHAnK-Bslwean and O'Clock on

CHASED by A SHARK-Bsiween and Q o'clock on
wecn.sdsy evening" while number of boys thing
the foot OF North Eleventh street f. D. OF them named
Duke bile swimming ont distance In the river
cbss hsr but ed TO get with only the loss OF
bis big est inoTmeI tn. boys father Who
.sdes 10 kotn Second Union And while
to the belief that the soy is little hshy"
would advise boys 10 be careful how they lave their hestet
boo the Fat river they may net be go fortunate as to
escape with the oss Of q tee.
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KIusAppIso CHLD.-A woman who gave her

KIDNAPPING A CBILD.-A woman, who gave her
nbb Il,Iin. D.sI. IVES brought before Justice Colshan
Yesterday charged With stealing child about two old,
the osuplteT of MS hannah Haley esiig At No 9i S1uth
frat H. Il alleged thai she enticed the child
from It's home and tooA to Ne~.Yo intending 10 carry y
been Az az fro m patents Monday last and had been
advertised In the and Brooklyn papers Yesterday
Officer Spencer the tn Precinct founa in the Possession
the Uesher hn fully committed TO await
alton before tho Grand Jury, the charge Of kidnapping
,bsls
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Disasters, &C.

asFs,xc,sco Jolly 10 The ship fut>rpe, Pren.J.. To-
.shar. n. az The Of thu haboT "h os 49, "a
and IL /. hon. val not be necessary TO ap he vi ass
Po,n. sta aged her cargo the shg Ves sele,s
s,se ook, well thus far The steamship CoItes gs.s
and xthsasd W op ths Nssshs!s Csseh-iSJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
.NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

LAUNCH OF THE NEw FERRY BoAT.-The new boat
for The jersey City Ferry, which we have before so-
Doupced as In coue Of construction launched at
9 o'clock yesterday IToursdsy) morning, from the
yard of her builder, L. Burtis esl, at Red Hook, L..
l. AZ the boat touched tie alter she christened
The John p jackson" A. half past ten o'clock she
was tsfsly mooted at Bowel s. Randall Is >icr III an-
ufactory foot of Morris street Jersey City, where
she will receive err boilers. The John r. jackson Is
30 feet olg 33 feet beam, aud 10 200 tuos bur1en.
She is built IN the most substantial manner, and will be
finished in yls Of elegance uoeqpalsd by any ferry
boai in the world. The engine, which IL being built
by William Barbeck, at the ilton Foupdery, IN Jer.
ty CRY, Is 45 inch cylinder and II feet stroke. The
boat will be completed and put In about tho 10Th OF
October. She will be able TO accommodate 10 team,
and 2 600 passengers.
SERIOUS STABBINo AFFRAY.-A German fro n
Bro kyn. psmed joseph bolingoI ~ badly stabbed while In
large knife "a the hands OF his wife with
whom he had be-n 9usnens about some res and eecoras
wen collar bone end the pie mailing dagger
Gus cut The wounded taken 90 tie Stat House,
where his wounds dressed The officers ient
ad that her husband bad sousod hor she hej
gwen him his d.ers The authorities VIII keep her In custody
to await The results OF The wound Inflicted
DRowsIsG OF Two MEs AT ABsEcUa.-A painful
case Of drowning occurred At Abscum on last Friday Two
brothers md John Weber residing Ut Eyan'eas Mont
sna tiy . vel al day agI visi, their father who ard
g there sd had for bis 'or, d9r'os severe attack Of
se, their arrival they found ,bei father convaesoent
and ON Friday morning hr obtained the Of Mr..
Charles Ftn, meh mt on Market street. Shose Summer
residence Atlantic City to his sail boat they procceded
uni cause hey both drowned The rnins
perfectly CALM, and eApsse under Le eiTsslsssacss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
KINGS COUNTY.

In the second innings of the st. George, Bainbridge
was put out for g. Tpsou for 0, Brett for 0, sod g.
Wright for 9; and Gibbes and Barnett were in when
che s,umps were drawn, the former having scored H.
and the latter To- which, together with 10 byss and
vides made a total of A. the fourth wicse; haviog
fallen for II only. The game will be resumed this
morning at II q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
DEB.

Augustus Begemau. aged % years ''Ns
Bi. friends and bose Of III, br,be wm Hezem.n ar. ,,
to steId HE u.ersl at Trinity cb;pei ss'aresy aoras
services st the tesii-pee Of Nm Hesea.sa Cs.,,ssaX
Llewelyn Pork Orange on Friday afternoon " 0elssi
For additional M1yv,aRss and Deaths Gee 81 Pa..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

KEEPERS OF THE PESIrEsTIARY.-The ard of
Supervisors at their last meeting reelected Hiram Helms -
K,eper of the Kings County fenensy and the folio lag
a,sitnt K;eye3 namely John Lee Jo,eph Reetse John
aid w NJ Reed In place Of the number removed
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MAlgsgaED.

GOLD1N-HANNA-0n Wednesday. Aug l. Sy the Re-, n
Hanna both VI thu city. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

ALAFn OF FIRE An alarm of fire in the Fifth
District at O'Clock lat event caused by the explosion
OF Pipe 10 The house Of Mira Elizabeth Donshue Of
JAY ard Water streets. Damsge slight
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rp,p a, otbeywt and every lessee on sny . ~
eroppd ssrden OF eopssrtk ober room :. P 80
ran o.,e o, ~ oa ihe o7 the pmposs OF my 'e
Hin =, crfrmsre. al the sare DC usfu ~
,urh noo.. The sh.h be med for sach pa
goi ~ 81 MI dem. AID IN add tion we P ~ nso
which % Rally the Society or the Reformation % Juvne re
,h Ste 20 nro.rcuta for, aud recoye, for the
"a, o sid Socry IA addition which every sieh exhibition
W ri. ~ H.. oo varste snru' and render
VOID and Of no Eject any license whch shalt have been pre-
yiously obtsinedby manager popstm owner o. sss
ins ( t. nm nose Of such yhibtioB Performance
Src Ibis act shall tske effect Immediately.
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p.ss,so Cousrrp,yIr BILLs-Iohn Hoffman,
,ouns (.,nsn uihout home arrested yeEtTd on y
charge Of forgery psssns counterfeit 70 oi ea ., tse
SIRE Of John ubp No lse East Bou.t' feft ana y" w
inns h, ipr discovered Hoffman ~ss sr"ate1 IN ms
ue "a ttlI OF Bneis,on Bank OF Mass rh i."s
IN. pi.onrr was up answer ny Justice s". s -
man an res that he the money OF 80 hio 'o
h. work and arrest Of the latter Justice bishha
slsJ hin, up or a ambauon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

COMMITTED IN FULL-The young men arrested
since The change OF perpeatng several burgares
brought os Justice well Yesterday and peading
gu ~ were committed await the action Of the Gsud Jury
Ib.ir VIM Johnson John Powers James Morse and
Edward QuiIck.