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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

INTOXICATED AND DIsoRDERLY PERsoSs.-Upiisr
the law constituting the Department of Charities aud
Corrections the Board of Commissioners were en-
powered to transfer to the WorkHouse on Black wells
Island all intoxicated and dsoIdery persons sen tsnced
foyten days to the Tombs. During the reign of the
"Ten Governors a large portion Of the City Prison
was kept almost constantly full of men and women
committed by our Police Magistrates for tea days ia
lieu Of TIE payment of $40 ne). Most of th drunk
ards were in prison month after month, the year
IT unj only day two elspsng after the'r discharge
before they wers returned for the same c;ense. On
this account they were called Rsvolver'-" Now and
then few would be cent to the Island fSr four or SIX
months with view to their reformati on, but the ia
iority of them were sent to prison Peatedy iof n
DAYS only. The expense Of maintaining these drl.Aeh
ner,ons was enormous vet under She old law, thsre
was DO relief. The plssent plan Oh uap''.i's " 'u9
Woyk House all of these characters was An'o,
in the law at the suggestion OF Ar Draper "hhin
fortnight after th, organization OF the new board Tue
law was nut inc operation, and thus lar II las proved
hen.ci,, in ,eesenng the number of this class Of
oeorssrs "a well as in freeing the Tombs from the
crowd W ldeh used to fill it 30 overlooking.
II has, slso produced nos. salutaFy effect upon the
,,O aud drunkards themselves. In order TO make
the arrangement still more efiectual, the Commission.
o. ask the cooperation Of the Board Of Police Maxis
trates. They desire that instead Of continually COM
hitting these chronic drunkaIds for ten days the mag
istIates will sentence them for three ak, nine,
twelve months, according to their deserts This
would free the streets, the, Courts, and the City
Prison Of these pests and effect considerable sayns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1860.

the days Of the bombardment she arrested In their
curse Eve hundred bombs which other wise woud
hayl fallen in the town. ST. Rosaa lie supposed to be
desceDded from one Of the petty cleflains that for
me,y Trned in Sicily, one Of the Counts of Spibadi.
On the arrival of Garibaldi in Sicily, the Neapo6an
officers in dersor, used to say that 1t was one Of the
old Sinibaldi who returned to claim bis own. The
effect produced was exactly the reverse of that in
tended. The story spread like widfre among the
lower classes of Palermo, who affirmed aud who nov
believe, that the Dictator belongs to the family
with Rosaa and that the saint herself has laid on him
the ssk Of driving the NeapoIltans from the leland.
They are still in trouble in Toronto about the
p ince Of Wales and his reception. The LsGaer thus
plainly talks.
"We look in vain for evidences Of the spirit ard
energy which confdipg pub were taught to expect
at the bands Of the General e mm tee appointed to
prepare Toronto for the reception of the Prince OF
Wales. Our reporter tells of meeting after meeting of
wise and patriotic Committee men, but they eeem
never to get hey ond pespraton and promises Ii was
understood long ago that programme was agreed
upon, and for fortnight everybody has been on the
tptoe Of expectation waiting for something to be
Ard yet the last report is that the Committee in
anguish over the prelmnaresi groaning aud travelling
an entire evening and night about matters which
little common sense would dispose of in single hour.
The tr, uble it seems is to decide between the mag
Efficiently impossible and the humber possible and
don't know who will be the conquerors. OF this we
certain, however the citizens are losing patience,
ard, if something be not done speedily, will transfer
the arduous labor active shoulders. There is
10 time to waste in the discussion Of grand but mprac
ticabe projects. Action is wanted, and especially
action suited to the circumstances of the time. We
iDtreat the gentlemen to postpone their protrac
debates to more convenient season. and meantime TO
take off their coats and begin the work. They must
presume too far upon the forbearance of the public
and the Press"
recent London paper has the following:
" Statements are current that the Directors OF the
Union Bank of London have behaved with extreme
harsbness to all the clerks in the establishment upon
whom they can contrve TO throw any blame for neglect
in dscoverngthe PulUger frauds and impartial pereons
who have endeavoured to elicit the facts do not hesi-
tate affirm that far as they can judge, these state
ments correct. Up to yesterday three OF the prn,
cpal clerks who have spent their lives in the bank had
been discharged and yesterday another was
added to the list The matter is exciting much indg-
nation but as the general meeting is over the Di-
rectors will perhaps regard with indifference anything
that may be said about it."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
NEW,IERSEY ITEMS.

Forpp DnowsED.-Ab,pt 5oclock yesterday af'er-
noon the BODY of man WAS found floating in the
water at tie foot Of York stf'et, Jersey City. The
deceased was apparently seaman and was dressed in
gray pants black satin vest and bfogans. bis ngai
band eafped piece ofthree-quarer iocn rope khOeo
and laced at the ends, like ships man rope, which
had apparently given way as he was Retting up the
side Of some vessel, letting him fall INTO the river
where be was drowned. No marks Of violence were
founa on the person Of she deceased to indicate foul
play. The following articles, which may lead to the
identification of the body wae found in tie pockets;
A note, Of which the following is copy:
sgres to pay Daniel Cumr,ns 50 cents tea for tho
stone baas. ussd the Lucy Aus, at MeCoTbs Dsm
The above note was not dated. Also two Brooklyn
ferry tickets, cents in coppen, jackkDfe, aud two
keys. Corozer CAREY notified, and impanneleda
Jury who rendered verdict Of "Fouud drowned" The
body was then conveyed to the Bergen Hill Cemetery,
a,d placed in vault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
THREE-CsNr OMNIBUS FARE.
To the Editor of The ~ Y. Tribune.

SIR: If our Broadway omnibuses could be induced
TO run between and the Bowling Green for thcs
cents would be great convenience to business and
especially clerks wo have times day TO Wal
street the Post Office AS the price H. cannot afford
to ride and he omnibuses during the MIDDLE Of the day a.
most empty could have the fare reduced to the pcel
nsmed would fill the omnibuses and give the props
tors many hundred dollars without increasing their
one copper Some Of the omnibus and railroad lines carry
passengers the for three cents The recent exsensu
of trade so up ld this increased accommodations
end II omnibus propretss hope to keep railroads out Of
Broadway they must try the wants Of the public
Neic- York, July 49, 1869. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
The TEMPERATE zoVAvrs.-One good reason why

The TEMPERATE ZoVAyEs.-0ne good reason why
every one felt kindly the Zspase was
that they good example of Temperance An example Just
now particularly nes1ed Said phy ian to me- day or two
since Little do parents what hot bed Of inemperanoe
and drinking of most celebrated regiments are
Mrs would panied she knew the fact that her dahins
son W could not be home during two Whole days and
NIGHTS of last week without breaking his good mothers heart,
because he was drunk Let then say the good emper-
ance principles be heartily adopted by hne
city soldiers The reputation Of ALL well ths
salvation from ruin of alike demands thes this step DO
taken z.
Nesc- York July Is 300
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

The SUSPECTED SLAYER KATE.-Ths vessel is still
living in the basin at the Atlantic Docks. Deputy
Marshal Thompson intended to overhaul her cargo
terday, bu, he did do 80 and nothing will probably
be done with it until the latter part of the week. Her
cargo has all been taken out, and is under seal at
Wteelers store, where it will remain until examined.
The vessel il in arge of Uned States officer, and
no one is permitted On board without pass from the
Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

SERIOUS AccIDEHT.-Betw 9 and 3 o'clock yes
terday horse sttas he'd to lumber belonging
Co frightened while standing In Steu
ben Jersey City and started down the street fearful
No 63 he ds upon soop where Mrs Mccain and
small children sitting all Of whom were seriously not
fatally Injured The driver named John Coleman also
much hun BY being Kicked IN ATTEMPTING to stop The animal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

Attest TO KrIL.-George Leie, a copper plsts
engraver, who lives at No. 22I Csntre street, was
taken befsre Justice Qusckenbush charged with hav
ing atten tied to shoot John Reed Of No. 524 Bcooms
street, on Sunday evening. These persons had pre-
viousy qUNeled about Leise's wife, and on meeting
Sur day m Broome street, Lese drew pistol and
pointing it at the head of Reed, attempted TO shoot
him. Fortunately the gap only exploded, and Reed
attempted to run Off when the would-be murderer
discharged one barrel of bis weapon after him. bot
happily without effeoh Lese, in defaus of $1,000
bail, was locked up to answer charge Of attempt to
kill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

The Police CoaMIssIosERs.-The Board met as
usual yesterday but did not transact any business of
public npor apcs. Asrecal report was made by the
Sergeant of the Sanitary Squad in relation to the base
ment Of No Peck slip. The Com nissiOners ordered
an investigation of the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

PIczIsG A DETECTIVES PoCKET.-Detective II
der on Mordsy morning observed sious Spsnisc<
among Of who looking INTO sore WIN
dow the Of Grand street aud Broadway Ins Ap
peaed 10 observe person that approach very cor
his watch fastened The ohce TORY them,
Joined the placed himself In such position - 70
invite tie Spauials his pockets Scarcely none1t
elapsed before he felt hand his eots. ana tIs ua
denly caught one of the they, the act Of removing s9pe %
his rapes He arrested both the foreign feoenen az ccS
them to where were iof VI"
Gallery while aey were atng exs1ninAtiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

The EEw ToaPKIss MARKET.-The Street Com
missioner is making slight alterations in Temp
kns Market in accordance wi h the suggestions Of the
City Inspector. No stalls have been leased, as the
work has not yet received the approval of Mr. Deavan
and it will be several days before the building will b
ready for occupancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

HuDsoS COUNTY CIRCUIT CorRT.-In consequence
of prior engagements of his Honor Judge Ogden, the
session of the Hudson County Circuit Court announced
to be held yesterday morning. for the hearing Of mo-
TORS, arguments, &C., was postponed till Wednesday
morning nj 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

A RrRsLARIoUs TRIo.--0p Sunday night the prem
iss Il Frederick vermseen No 50 F9ry.h Erect wsr.
ioa and ewsy. Officer Brewer of the Zenith Pacn who had
besn watching the movements OF the burglars r time be-
foe bey entered the house arrested an Immediately their
coming agtn and found all the en property IN III, poe
session. On being taken to the Son Hoasr the thieves
their Mcguire 6sorge Cenl ling AID nmothy
Biiep They kea before 1GAce Steers yesterday and
locked up TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT check vas received yen
tsrday by the Hon. S. A. French, Chief Engineer OF
the Jersey City Fire Department, for $3.50 to be paid
to the charitable fund of the Department from f. Ca
nard esq, in acknowledgement of the oervice which
the flrenen had rendered bina Sunday morning a,
the fire at the Cunsrd Dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

TIM STBEErs-City Inspector Delayan in his regu-
lations Directs the Street Inspectors to give particular
attention to the prompt removal Of ashes and garbage
and to compel the ashcarmen to go through their dis
ic,s twice each day. The cutters of streets contain
ing large number Of tenement houses mus, 90
cleaned and kept Clean and when required
with lime" Thsse regulations are timely, enc SHOULD
be suergetically enforced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

THE GREAT Eastern PLEASURE PAaTY.-The
officers of the Great Eastern having applied to the
General Superintendent for force of Detectives to
accompany the Great Eastern her trip to Cape May,
Sergeant Dickson, with four efficient officers OF the
Detective force, were detailed for that service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

Abafement Of Nuisdneea
Complaints Of nuisances, &C. received s
Complaints for which existed.
Attachments of under notice
Sinh, and 3s
Number of load rem owed city
Dead horses removed from city limits.
Dead removed from city limits.
Dead dogs other small animals removed from city limits sS
Number barrels of Os ved from city limits 10
Unsound and Diseased Meats Fab &c. seized remoredJro
the city.
Beef-Number OF POUNDS
Sea-Number OF pounds ~
Fish Number of pound5...
Porty-Number Of ponds. 0
O1bar Mes, Of nonnds 30
Cheese-Number Of POUNDS
Street Cleaning. -
Number Of laborers employed. 2ss
Number of carts employ ID
Number of loads garbage removed.
Number of loads of street dirt filth &C. removed 49,
Amount earned by swsepers..........."Sl378 30
Amount earned by dirt cartmen. lob 20
Amount earned by asn-cartnen.. l,T76 SO
Total amount. 81, 1873 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
Conoy,n,s I,orrsrs-Coroner Jaokman held els.

CoRoYHR's INQUEsTs.-Coroner Jarkman held pib
inaust yestesdsy at the New.ioh sospd o. the po91
hs,l. Role native Germany. aged I'll ysars whs disd
from the effects Of sho. wound On the ~ Of 1o ne
nsIoi bcb he was en- Loading aecasuts
death was The &c soner held p az
r;s reei, ed on 18th Of Apa In Consequence OIL hr
Gon scsdola No III Greene 'Teet Aysoietoo sesiisn
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
FAIL coRN-TgE IOWA WHEAT CROP

L. ii. Marx wIies from Davenport Iowa, July 10,
as follows: "On the l7th instant measured stalk OF
corn that was IS feet and inches think the average
Of the field would be about IL feet. IL mad been
planted just g. days-slowiOg one day only ior oe'ng
in the ground and ii grew just "a inenes per cay
There were three ears on the stalk at the respective
distances from the ground Of z, 3, and feet Sorn
never looked better in this State at this senson OF sne
year The wheat crop mos cut and that whiei I as
been tbrashed yields much better than anticipated
average will be over 20 bushelsi per acre-some
fields turning 40. All crops are abundant excepu1g
grass which injured for want Of RAIN III the early
part Of the SEASON."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

THE YIsITSG KSIGHTs.-TSe Knights TemPar
of Washington Commandery, Washington, ID. c.,
under command of Sir Knight Sehwarzmann, left for
home yesterday afternoon, alter enjoying pleasant
vs aud reunion Of three days with their brethren in
arms in NewYork The strangers escorted to the
boat by the united Commentaries Of New-York and
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
Advertisement
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
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CARD PoRTRAiTs.-2i Photograph fkenssses
fs for sti - taken sitting 900 daily Tho
greatest psscca novelty Of art at HOLMES Card Picture Gall
leTy, No ss3 Broadway only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

FATAL FALL.--0n Sunday evening Patrick Con-
!el lad ,essOf age fell hsm The ac waw q house No
i55 Cherry sIeet instantly ked Coroner Gamble
held inquest NE body Monday aoIns when verdict
OF accidental dea.A was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
John H. Hilton writes from Batavia, Jefferson
Copnfv Ioxva yulv G3.

Wheat was injured here very much by the chinch
bug. We will thrash perhaps, fourth of crop.
Notwithstanding the dry Spring, corn looks well.
From present prospects, viii be an average crop or
rather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

The Hon. o. S. Ferry, NJ. c. from Conn, an able
and ecquen, speaker, will deliver an address ut Suy-
vesant Institute this evening at o'clock, before the
Young Mems Republican Union. Mr.. A. j. Spooner
of Brooklyn will also speak. Republicans and all
interested are urgently invited to Attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

ToNPKIss SaUARE.-Complaints are made that this
Square, so lately laid out and beaufed stands in need
of protection from roughs rowdies, and night prowl-
ers chiefly boys who battle in the basin OF the foun-
tain, trample down the grass, and malicously bark
the trees Tie effect no doubt, would be salutary II
an example were made of some Of these Nandals-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
ADVERTISEMENT
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WATER The "a

diciDs qualities Of this Water fully shown In the Tesms
mails nom physician, and other respectable ndyidua vhssh
be application the Agent Dealer. ,uppisd -
liberal No Water genuine unless procured frosa n W
Bosrwiox, metropolitan Hotel Building Ne So RxosaxxI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

I a. A. Aims Hcuse Department. The number q
"pa,o,, rs is CREST at the present time that the
ro,on..,o,. obliged to send them evsry day 70
,ba Island. at daily expenditure Of about $25.
Til, trsnsf.r call. In constant reqason the services
of four Metrotr Titan pohemep, two wagons with fos
hor,ep, steamboat With special man in charge,
and two men and woman a. the Island 10 receive
the crowds upon their arrival. No doubt the Board
of Police Magistrates will take the necessary meas-
uIes TO aid the Commissioners In this matter
TIE NEW SgyESFooT WRoUesT-lRoS WATER
MAINS The two Croton-vater pipes across the High
Bridge which feed our distributing reservoirs,
three feet in diameter but they having proved iaado
ouste TO ne requirements Of tie city, work some
time since commenced for laying another seven feet IN
diameter. This undertaking is sow delayed, as the
Mayor though offeipg special objections, has failed
to give his approval II lie purposed 10 lay the pipe
in mason work two OF above the others, and to
tain walk on typ with wall on each sde 90 that IL
will Se necessary to rsso the present parspet wall
about five feet The dirt has been thrown off from the
old pipes, and takes away from the mason work. II
the work is not permitted to 60 the dir will have to
be put back alto geth mourning expense Of several
thousand dollars The new PIPE will soon be needed
to furnish water for tho Pourth-ayenue main about tc
be laid.
Police BUSINESS AT TIE TOMEs-The maestrateg
at the Tombs obliged to hear ard dispose Of moro
police business than is reard at any other Police
Court in the city. The nsjority of the cases are Of
minor importance, being complaints for Assault and
battery, drunkenness, vsgrsocy, AMI petit larceny,
which not Of sufficient Importance to find their way
into the newspapers During .sst week, Justice Welsh
committed to prison 672 persons, and, forhe previous
week; Justice Kelly committed III, making total OF
1888 Tor two weeks. This constitutes hardly one-balf
Of the heard hundreds OF complaints made
where no arrests are necessary, whers magsteral
advice serves as web as a punishment. These
figures 10 not include the bail caseo which would alone
present . formidable array.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

CRY INSPECTIONS DfPARTMEsT.-The lowing is
the City Inspectors weekly statement of work done
under his supervisors:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

was scattered In dust like ash-heap, will now yege-
tate particularly as the rain ha, been followed by
hot, damp atmosphere. Best of ALL perhaps, is the
rain upon tie pastures an moved fields, which had
turned brown, and almost worthless fof g'sziog To
all farmers it is most acceptable ran aad most Of
them would have been thankful to see II cotinae two
or three days. Such rain Is still needed to revive dry
wells, springs, and brooks.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-07

The Supreme Court say we must submit to this
tyranny, and our friends in Cincinnati think they
must bow submissvely to such dictation;we would
strike down the tyrants, and pity the imbeciles
who fear the power of despots. Our State has
been disgraced. Its soil has been contaminated
with the footsteps of pirates, and its citizens bow
down and submit like towards. We hope the ?i,
rates may next take the Mayor of Cncinnati be
is just as liable as Waggoner was, and as be
seems willing to see his neighbors taken and en-
saved, we trust the pirates may next take him, as
the people will not dare to oppose the Fugitive
Law. They hold that Obedience to tyrants is
obedience to God.' The Cincinnati papers speak
out, and charge the Democracy with this bor5ar,
ism but we can discover no very great distinction
between the Democrats who passed the fugitiv c
act, and those Republicans who uphold it,
saying, we are bound to obey it. Waggoner
had received from the Creator right to liberty,
and none but pirates would rob him of it.. Pal
sled be the hand, and cursed be the man who
would enslave human souls. The Reserve would
give such men hospitabHl graves.
We know not what Governor Dennison has done
or is doing in this matter. The public will hold
him responsible if he fails to do all that he is au
thorizea to do in the premises, IF necessary. let
the Legislature be convened. Let Efficient m cas-
ures be taken for the return of Waggoner; or let
the civil war which Kentucky has thus waged up
on our State, be met in spirit of manly resis-
tauce G..