New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09


arrived az special escort and guard Of honor and the
same having been approved by Major General Sanford,
die members have been notified that in compliance |
with suchsppoiptmcnt, the Regiment will parade IN |
ful uniforp, white pantsoons the day designated
by the Committeefor the reception. special meeting
the Beard ofOfeers will be held at the Regimentii
Rocms-ou Mondsy evening, llth inst, at soeloek.
Fp.sx FowsER.-By a letter received at the Dis
,rict,Attorneys Office il appears that an application
has been made TO the Governor for the pardon Of tlk
Fowler, recently convicted Understanding
RuH.-Tbe Excise Commissioners met yesterday,
and c,anted ten inp-keepers and three s:ore-keepem
Eesnses a. $50 each.
seresade III be given 10 the Hon. Reyerdy John-
con of Mar, apd by the Douglas Committee THIS even
ing at the Filth Avenue Hotel at o'clock.
A GERMAN FoRGER.-A Ger nan named August
Lihen,hal was examined yesterday before Justice
Steers on charge of forgery and fas' pretenses
s,Lpu,an Rotbschid of No. 364 Grand street is the
eom1lainant, and alleges that he loaned Lienhal the
sum Of $50, taking us collateral security a no;e for
1910 indorseo by Michael LedeDer. IL subsequently
srv,sred tbat The Enforcement was forgery. Mr..
VIM Umchfeld Of No. &C Nassau street prefers
charge Of false p,etenres against LJieptba ACCUSE g
him of having obtained from him gold watch valued
at $50 by means Of false representations A third
charge is eierr,d by Israel Kahn of No ~ Barclay
street BIO alleges that the prisoner obtained from him
two robes valued at $50 by false representations.
LiEentlal was committed for examination He Is said
10 te related TO very respectable family in Germany
Dur nc
match was resumed yesterday morning, but owing 20
the storm which occurred in the afternoon the game
WIS not fnished, but viii be continued to-day. Yes
seFday the LIST innings of the Phiadepbans resulted in
their g oring i05; snd the New-York Eleven then
brean their second innings, and the ith wickes fell
for 30 runs which made cir opponents feel sauguiue
of success, but Hampshire made zine stand, and wna
with bis own score Of 80, Wilbys Is, and Higham,
Joe, ard Bays scores, together with rs byes and
wiaes they managed to the up l0l, which
left their opponents 81 TO get to win; of these the
PhiladepAians had only obtained Al when their fifth
wicket iel, and among those bOwled out four O
their strong players. Barclay and Vernon were wei
in wi en- the game adjourned, and if they are for
tupate they may bring matters TO successful issue
Tie game stands at a very interesting point an
will PROBABLY be Il close and exciting contest.
Rou1IsG 1.-THE REvoLvERs" PROM TIE ToHBs.-
Tie Commiss piers Of Pubic Charities and Correc
H. ns have ordained that, hereafter revolvers shall no.
be bert in The TUmbs IN any Of the other City
Prisons BY reyolyers we do not mean that peppery
instIune of oifeDse defense which the keepers
carry and the invention OF which made Colt ml
Ito. are but quite different arti lie. IL is not gener
ally Known that our CiIy Prisons, more especially the
TUmbs, are infested by host Of vagabonds, male and
fen ale, who make them their permanent abiding
places. These wrete6ed creatures, coarse, gross,
bvated besotted, and utterly Outcast, constantly vi
braie tetoeen tie rum-sio and the prison. There
ale two classes # enday prisoners confined for drunk
spp. ss-those " no have homes and labor fr living
but get drunk oc ;asiobally and those who have lie
homes, 90 no labor, ana get drunk periodically.
The former are glad to escape from confinement az
soon as possible the hitter only too happy 10 re
,arr 20 Jail :s speedily they Hence, no sooner
aIe they discharged from imprisonment, than they
rush 10 the pawL-shop and raise few cents ON come
garment, beg borrow, steal the m-ais of buy
ng a few glasses Of gin which places them under
The protection Of police man, who prevails upon them
to appear before the magistrate by whom they are
eoureuusly returned to their hosptable ouarter De
maintained heretofore, at tue public expense with
plenty 10 eat and IothiDg 70 do. These people have
k<en dubbed :" the Rryvlyers." There are hundreds
OF this class, of both sexes in the city.
In The course OF time theachieve the dignity of va
grsnts ana are sent 10 Bsckwes Island for three Or
ak months whence they cone for the most part oaly
l. rep at larger SCALE the rotaory process Of tue
spplns STOP and the Tomos keeping up their a,erna-
TONS OF drunkenness and sobrety, orrly and the loss
OF it, unti disease DEATH ano the Poers Field inter
veue The ranks Of the Revolver, however, suffer no
al h