New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

quantities Of the Coast Survey. The amount OF &C.
eur.y required for the faithful performance Of the job
will be $lO,Ge9.
The CAsy OF THE HoS THOMAS J. MUsDAY.-
Early in the June term of the Court of General ses-
siops. Tom Munday, ex.Assemblyman, and city Office
holder, was brought before Recorder Barnard on
charge Of indecent exposure, preferred by policeman
of the Twenty second Ward and balfa-dozen others
were ready TO testify similar state OF facts The
case had been transferred this Court from the Court
Of Special Sessions Instead of making any ado for the
defense of his Client Mr. Mundsys COUNCIL stated that
they would plead guilty, and the matter was quietly
laid by at the counses request, until adavits could
be procured in Baltimore, in paiation. Sach papers
have now been duly drawn up, sworn to, and de-
posted with Recorder Barnard. The burden oil the
adayits IT, that the defendant committed the oifense
while in state of insanity, to which he was sab
ect at times On the strength of this II IL expsced
that sentence will be suspended, or made merely
nominal Next Saturday the sentence is TO be rendered
LAUycH.-The brig Isabella viii be launched on
Monday morning next, between hakpast and
o'clock, from the ship-yard foot of Houston street.
Size is about 100 tuns, of clipper model and was bait
by Messrs Roeevet Joyce & Co, for Il. l.. Corning
of this city, and is intended for the South American
trade.
EsRIGHr REsIcSs-At the meeting of the Comris-
soners of Health yesterday John T.. Enrght sent IN
his resignation as Assistant Health Warden OF the
First Ward and the Commissioners accepted it. Such
Difference to public opinion was wholly unexpected
POLICE CoaMIssIoSERs.--At the meeting OF this
Board Yesterday resolutions adopted directing
the Inspector of the Second District to make SEMI
monthly reports of the House of Detention. Mr..
Warren, the new appointee, was directed to make
weekly reports as TO number of inmates, &c. 1t was
resolved that all bills should be audited by the Board
before being sent to the Board Of Supervisors.
COMMENCEMENT OF TRIsITY ScHooL.-Yesterday
morning the One Hundred and Fifty first Anniversary
of this school was held at the Church of the Amman
cation in Fourteenth street. between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues The Rev. DR.. Eigenbrodt, Chaplain
and Secretary to the School; the Rev. Drs. Watson
Mahan, and S. r. johnson, and the Rev. Messrs Sea-
burg Rector of the Church, Geer, Silk, Cox, and
may others, were present. With the boys were
present the Principal of the School, Mr.. Charles
Durham Morris, M. A., of Ariel College, Cambridge.
DIVINE serV1Cc WAX COnuuClsu Ny INC hC'' lib
brodt Watson and Mahan, and an excellent address
was delivered to The boys by the Rev. DR.. Maban.
This was followed with the delivery of prize books to
the best boy in each Of the five several classes, by the
Rev. DR.. Mcvikar, Chairman of the School Commit
tee accompanying the delivery with suitable remarks
SUY-SrRoKE.-Yesterday the first cases of sun
stroke Of the season occurred. Two men-One in the
L. - Lo
trated and lie in critical condition. The weather
yesterday was extremely oppressive, and unless we
have thunder-shower soon to cool the air, we may
look for good many sunstrokes.
Coon ARREsr.-On Thursday afternoon, the trav
cling agent of Sherwood & Co., manu- acturers of jew
elry while passing down Courtlandt street. his way
to the Philadelphia boat was addressed by boy, who
offered to carry his carpet-bag, containing $1,000
worth of property for small consideration. The boy
shouldered the bog. .d both h..iaa saaohins the
boat just the hands abo1 drawing in the gang
plank. The agent ran On board and hallooed to the
boy to throw the bag which he did but unfortunately
it fell into the river. The boat having started the
agent unable to get ashore and pursued his jour
ney in very uncomfortable state of mind. In the
time the bag shed ont of the river and car
red off by the boy. The agent, upon reaching Phila
delpba, telegraphed to the police of this city, and
after lengthy search, Officer Roland of the Steamboat
Squad found the boy in Cherry street, with the bag in
his possession. The boy gave his as Thomas H.
Smith. He had pawned s25 worth of the property
and had the rest in the bag. Smith locked up to
await the return Of the agent.
KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HousE.-A house in the
New Bowery, near James street, having been COM
planned of and indicted for being disordery Abraham
Racket, expolceman, and James Connor, were ar
rested on Thursday, charged with keeping the same.
The prisoners were>held to answer.
EXCISE CONSEQUENTLY eBoard granted eight |
licenses ION Friday morning at $50 EACH Four of the |
applicants were inkeepers, and four storekeepers.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF VEGETABLES FROM THE SOUTH. |
The steamships Roanoke, Yorktown, and Potomac, |
from Norfolk, brought freight the enormous guam
y of 620S bbls. of vegetables consisting of nearly
all descriptions. Vegetables never were more plentiful
han the present season, neither Sol th nor here.
The HIGH.BRIDcE CRoToS MAIS.-The contract |
furnishing boiler plates for across the
High Bridge was to have been opened yesterday but de-
erred until Monday