New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-04

al NeW-DOck lIaJnfy WHtTo eh" SSHO"''
have decided to go into encampment in July. The
excursoniets left Eew-York at II a. IN. and returned
at 81 in the afternoon.
TIE DAY LINE TO ALBAsY.-Thc new steamboat
Daniel Drew did not commence her trips to Albany
On Saturday morning, although many expected the
contrary would be the case. This morning she will ac
company the Armenia distance up the river, for the
purpose of testing her speed and on Tuesday will make
her first regular trip day-boat to Albany, after
ward running without fail Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays T. e., on alternate days with the Arme-
MIA. She is built with view to speed, strength and
ccmmodousness; she has not yet BEEN gagged but her
tunnage is somewhere between that Of the Armenia and
the Thomas Powell. She is commanded by Capt John
Talman late of the Metamora, who, from his long ac-
ouaintence with North River navigation is in every
WAY fitted to make her iavorite with the travelling
public Her owpers are underwood TO be Daniel
Drew, esq. Capt. Taman, and her builder, VIM.
Conyer.
MINOR CRY ITEms-Tbe glorious Summer weather
Of Yesterday almost emptied lFew-York. AT early
dawn from garrets, tenement houses, and the other
wIetched habitations where oiing Newly orkers hive
began to pour a stream Of young and old pae-faced
people, bound for the country. And 30 the outward
bound crowd kept on, until afternoon, filing all the
cars to overiowing crowding the feryboats and ex-
cursion steamers, and pushing off from the heated
town. until the fresh face OF Nature broke upon them
at the Central Park Jores's Woods, Weehawken,
Fort Lee, the Eysan FieIs Staten Island East New
York and score Of ether cool, shady resorts around
the city. Toward evening the tide turned, and again
the steamboats,, and cars, and ferry-boats groaned
under their heavy loads of townfolk coming home
freshed after their brief breathing spell in the country.
1.-The Street Commissioner has appointed John Dia-
mond Third Deputy Superintendent of Repairs and
Supplies, vice Chas B. Arcularius, removed
Frederick Byrnes, Fourth General Clerk to the
Street Commissioner, vice William C. OBrien,
advanced to the Third General Clerkship;
George Keiser inspector on contract work..
Fourth Regiment Artillery and Fifth and Sixth Rog-
ments lnfantIy composing the Second Brigade \. y
NJ, will turn out to day in full dress for parade and
evoin:iols Of the line. The maneuyers will be on
Hamilton Square. where the regmental lines vii! be
fo med at one o'clock p. ..,lQ-moTraw grand trot
is announced TO come off over the Union Course, be-
tween Flora Temple and the famous stallion George
NJ. Patchen who has recently shown his heels 10
Ethan Allen The ia 70 be mile beats best 'ree
in FIVE. Much interest is felt in this race and there
viii probably be large atten ,auce to witness it,
The Second Company Of the Washington Continental
Guard will celebrate the anniversary Of the Battle Of
Banker Hill Oh the l7th of June, with ful-drsss pa
rade. They viii visit Clifton Park Staten Island.
Mary Ann Waalen, a little girl about eight years of
age was found by the police Friday night in near
ly fsshed condition, and being INTERCEPTED said
that she was orphan, and that woman with whom
she bad been living had without assigning any reason
for so doing turned her into the street. The child was
cent 10 the Ams-House. The North Atlantic Seam
ship Company have generously profered to Lady
Franklin free passage for herself, her niece and
maid, in their magnificent steamship Adriatic, on her
next trip from Southampton TO New-YOrk- 1.-The
Japanese will be here the l5th aud the Lelands Of
the MetroI otan Hotel have prepared their ample aud
splendid accommodations. The dog days practi
cally commence in this city, to-day when gentlemany
dogs as well as "eurs of low degree" viii be under
the necessity Of wearing head-armor and OF taking
rather grating view Of life through wire visor, in
accordance with the Mayors proclamation. " No
quarters for dogs in summer time " say their
ruthless executoners; but that's a mistake. A
"quarter" is to be the price given per capita for
each animal, this season, at the Pound....A
female is going through the city asking aid for some of
our charitable societies. who not authorized to do so.
She is described as being thickset, with black eyes,
and has in her possession printed circulars of one
Of the Associations She takes the and claims TO
oe connected with well known family .... The
British steamer Edinburgh, Captain Cummings, left
this port on Saturday with III cabin passengers aud
l70 in The storage. She also takes out $4,000 in
SPECIE The steamship Adratic sailed on the same day
for Liverpool carrying 3Si cabin passengers. We
notice among them the names Of the Rev. Drs Adams
and Patton of New-Y0rk, Rev. DR.. McGill Of
Princeton Rev. DR.. Thornwen and Rev. Mr..
DouRlas of South Carolina, Rev. r. Il. Anderson Of
North Carolina, Rev. Mr.. Thompson Of Memphis, Rev.
W. Francis Williams and a number Of other clergy
men: T. Buchanan Read T.. V. Haughwout, G. A.
Conover, and Gen. L. j. Mallet, Consul-General of
Florence The Adratic takes 81 $50 600 in specie.
The Police Commissioners are TO make still further
effort 10 enforce the Sunday law, by prosecuting all
persons who keep their open on Sunday, after
O'Clock a. M The ordinance provides that nothing
stall he sold Sunday but bread meat and milk; and
that all salel must al o'clock The Senior
Veteran Corps Of 1912 have resolved TO turn ont with
the other military organizations Of the city tho 4th
of July, whether the Common Council appropriates
any money FIR the purpose or not
LOWERING OF THE GREAT CRoToy PIPE on EIGHTH
AyESUE.-This work was stopped for several weeks
in consequence of the interposition of Mayor Wood
who made of his authority for that purpose the
ground that il must be given out by contract instead Of
days work, the expense exceeded that specified for
small jobs. IL was explained to him, however, by the
Croton Board that this very important piece OF
work and any flaw in it might cause great expense to
the city in future and he has therefore consented that
the work should be continued The pipe is being low