New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12
cite Col lie GAL arrived upon the ground, aud were

Hall reviewed the troops afsr Thich the three regi'
merits marched down Broadway to the Park, "here
they were reviewed by bic Honor the Mayer ana III
return they honored Linn with the marching salute
TIE battalion iben parlded through several OF the
princa streets, and we-e frequently aud louhy APP
plauded. The coatof-arms Of the Highland Guard
conssis Of representation Of the thistle surrounded
by belt. on which is the inscription memo me IN
1uRe iacessef" Underneath il another motto, m a
scroll" Antcndum trinm5h0nt.'
Company A, l2th Regiment, Independence Guard,
under command Of Capt. G. H. Barr celebrated their
FIRST anniversary yesterday, By excursion to Flush
ing They left their Armory on Broadway in the
morning. and proceeded by steamboat to the ab)ve
place. here they paraded through beprincPa reets
Of the village aud at p. partook Of dinner at Ed
W .rds's Pavilion. Speeches made and songs
sung and The bold soldier boys bad good time gener-
aly In the afternoon they returned to the city, and
made an extended parade through Broadway and
other streets.
ANOTHER RAID PAssAGE.-Tbe clipper bark Dawn,
Capt Chase, from Bcenos Ayres, arrived at an early
hour on Monday morni e after the extraordinary run
of ,hirty-six days bringing fles of papers to May
s. This IS tue shortest passage record from Buenos
Ayres to this port, being $500 miles, thus averaging
1870 miles per day. The last passage OF the Dawn was
made in 80 days. from the same port.
CRY MORTALITY. The weekly report Of the City
InsJ ector shows that the total number Of deaths IN
this city for last week was 335, OF whom l07 were
boys 81 girls, 81 men, and 81 women, which 1873 do
crease of Sc from last week. and Of 80 from the cor
responding week Of last year. OF deaths resulting
from CHI onic disease 81 cases Of consumption,
10 infantils marasmus Of heart disease Of dropsy
in .he bead of nfantile debility Of dropsy, Of
teotting, of palsy Of adult debility; total l2S;
resulting from acue disease, A were of scarlet
fever IL of inflammation of tho lungs, 10 infantile
convulsions, II Of Inflammation Of the brain, con-
ge-tion Of the brain of Inflammation Of the stomach
5 of cholera infantom 5 of typhoid feser, Of apo
Iiexy, 4 Of small pox, of congestion Of the lungs,
of diarrboea Of puerperal fever, of bronchitis,
of diphtherite 3 Of inflammation Of the bowels, 2
Of measles, of variooid total H. OF deaths resu
ing from external and other causes, were cases of
premature birth, old age casualties cyanosis,
delirium tremens, 3 burned or scalded, drowned,
suicide accidental sutTceation poison; total, 80.
Classified in respect to their ages: Sc under one
year, sc between and 9, 90 between and 5, AZ
from that age up to 25 81 from that age 49, 81 from
In respect to their nativity 30 were born in America,
20 in ireland, 36 in Germany, 7 in England, 3 in
France, in Prussia, n British America, aud in
Poland
TAXES AND TAX ARREARs.-The influx of money at
the Tax Receivers Office was much greater during last
week than the week before, probably in consequence
of the quickening influence Of the sale
which is in progress in the basement of the City Hall.
The sale will continue for more than week longer.
The Twentieth Ward has been reached and partially
disposed Of.
A STRAY COUNTRY GIRL IN TRYING CIRcUa-
sTAScEs.-A. neatly dressed country GIRL of modest
appearance and about sixteen years of age found
wandering about the City Hall Park Saturday
ing, apparently in great distress Of mind She
costed by the attaches of the Fire Telegraph Office,
which Is in the west end Of the basement Of the City
Hall, and requested to state what grieved her. She
very shy of them at irst, bu after
ton, which caused her to place confidence III hem she
replied that her name was Mary Ann Manning; that
SIZE servant in family near Paterson, New-Jersey,
and had come here to visit Mrs. Curtis at Green
point. Soon after landing at the dock, having come
here by boat from Newark she said her pocket was
picked Of SO, which was all the money she had.
Not knowing how to get to Greenpoint, or back
home the water She dskng the appearance of
people and things about the DOCKS found her way TO
the Park. where she asked what to do of various we'll
dressed gentlemen who passed, one or two of whom
were Germans. She stated that they led to gain her
confidence and entice her to various places but sue
fused to do any thing but what would bring her home.
well-dressed woman wanted her to 60 to boarding
house in Church st., which SIZE refused 10 do.
representing himself belonging to the Mayors Office,
tried TO entce her home with him. but she knew better
than 10 believe in his authority.
The assumed officer tried to prevent her from going
to the City Hail. by alleging that she would be sent to
Jail as a vagrant. Even aftor having entered the fire
telegraph Office an impudent German logged her foot
steps, trying to make her believe that he would get
her employment and he did not leave until ordered out
of the Office Mr.. Feeney one Of the bell ringers in
duced the girl accompany him home, where his wife
took care Of her until yesterday morning, when suf
cient money was raised to send her back Paterson
and she departed in peace.
ASsUAL REGATTA OF INK NEw. York YACHT CLCB.
The Committee have awarded the prizes in the Last
Regatta AZ follows
schooners-st oass-Favorta yce.Com. A. Kingsnd
Sega cfS%ss s. q'
000p''a '' cHtRHEs IL HiswE Mliais''s I esq
}o ES% 7 ~ WAINWRIGHT, c1 assaii:
AFFRAY IN THE FIRST WARp.-Yesterday morn.
ing number of rowdes who had congregsted at the