New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
TEE ZouAvE FsvrR-lTbs disorder has nsw IT
tac ed the remsn after setting half the regiments and

all the Coonels Of the First Division beside themselves
The fremen propose to add TO their recreatve ddtes
the severe dill and sefdeohl Of the Zousve pra aics
Ont of the 500 volunteers and exempt fremen they
think that strong battalion might DO organizsd OIL
cered, and drilled according to Hardee They propose
10 add to their traditional red shirt and black rowssn
the bayopet sheath cartridge box, Zousvs cap, Q
black fire coat and knapsack with the letters ~ T. n.
D.. and q red blanket rolled on the top This would
COMPOSE the proposed equpnent. No cost would b
ncurred for drill rooms since the engine rooms could
be used for that purpose. As the avowsd object Of
those engaged IN getting up the organization Is TO keep
the firemen ous of bad habits, it deserves success.
RATTLE OF CHyRUBusco.-The Scott Life Guard,
composed of the old companions In Of Gen. Scott
during the Mexican war, commemorated the anniver'
sary of the battles of Conteras aud Churubusco yes
terday by an excursion to st. Romans Well, near
Flushing. They were accompanied by many friends,
and spent the day agreeably.
A DARING THIEF.-About noon yesterday the
porter of tie Greenwich street Savings Bank Wa
leaving the Greenwich Bank with package contain
ing IS 900 in bills, when welldressed man came up
and asked him the way to the Jersey Ferry. The
porter turned to show him, when the other suddenly
spatched the packet and ran Off So sudden were the
movements Of the stranger, that the porter hsd No
time to make any resistance and before he could raise
any alarm, the thief had escaped.
A SUSPICIOUS CASE OF DRowsISG.-For som9
time past Mary Given, young Irish girl, has been
living as a servant in q respectable family ss Rye
Westminster County. A young boatman OF inteu-
perate habits living in that place, named Archibald
Nichols desired to make her his wife, bat she refused
him. Recently Mary and another beau, named Jacob
Chatham went out sailing on the river, much TO the
chagrn of Nichols. He Immediately procured small
boat and started after Them since which time he has
not been seen alive. This occurred the 9Th nsts
and Mary Immediately left the family she was living
with and came to New-York Some of Nicholas
friends thinking she knew something regarding biz
disappearance followed her here and at their insga-
ton she was arrested by Detective Bennett and taken
to Headquarters for examination. Mary really an
swered all the questions propounded to her, stating
that she knew nothing whatever Of Nichols, and did
not zee him on the river that day. Her answers sats
fed all present of her entire ignorance regarding the
missing man, and she suffered to depart. A day
or two since, however the nearly decomposed body Of
Nichols was washed ashore at Rye, and /! was immel
dately conectured that Mary was. concerned In his
drowning. A Magistrate of that place accordingly
issued warrant for her arrest, and constable ar
rived here on Monday morning to execute it. He was
referred to Detective Bennett, and the girl will be ar
rested and returned to Rye. Since the interview BE-
tween Mary and the police of this city, the latter en-
terrain no doubt of her entire innocence. The proba-
biity is that Nichols being both drunk and excited.
fell from his boat into the river and was drowned.
FIRST ASSEMBLY CONVENTION OF QUEENS COUNTY.
"A Convention of Delegates of the let Assembly Dis
trct Of Queens County comprising the towns OF Flush-
ing, North Hampstead and Oyster Bay, was convened
at Rosyn on Saturday last, at Ketchums Hotel, pur-
suant to previous notice. for the purpose OF selecting
Delegates 10 represent the District at Syracuse Tim
othy Titus of Oyster Bay and E. j. Downing of North
Hampstead, with Messrs. Price of Oyster Bay and
Potts of Flushing as Alternates), were chosen -
Delegates and requested to use their influence "
secure the denomination of Gov Morgan. Strong ree
olutons were passed in his favor, and the unanimous
expression of the delegates seemed to point to hina -
the +" right man for the right place"
ALEAp FOR LIBERrY.-On Sunday night the police
of the Eleventh Ward arrested three drunk and ds-
orderly rowdies and conveyed them to the station
House for the night. While registering their names ut
the desk in the second story of Union Market one OF
them named GeOrBe CraDudu JumPoo enioo6u an oP0e
window to the street. distance of 20 feet. He gas
considerably injured but his retreat was covered
by some of his friends he succeeded in escaping The
other prisoners not daring to follow were locked up IN
the cells.
On Wednesday afternoon lst instant, the steamer
Adriatic passed the Fulton, from New-York, of tho
Bell of Portland, bound in.
CRY INSPECTORS DEPARTAEyT-The following u
schedule of the work of the Bureau of Sanitary La
spection for the week ending Aug. III:
Abatement of NuisdHees -
Corrnlains of nuisances &c. received.
Complaints for which cause existed
Notices served.
Attachments of nuisances, under notice.
Sinks and water-coets Cleaned
soil removed from city limits
Dead horses removed from city limits
Dead cows removed from city limits.
Number Of barrels Of removed from city limits
Inns nd and Diseased Fth seized remotedJrs~
the city. -.
Beef-Number OF pounds.
Veal-Number of pounds.
Fish-Eumber of pounds.
Poultry-Number of pounds.
Oher Meats-Number Of pounds
Street Cleaning ~.
Number of aborers employed. 81,
Number of carts employed
Number ashes and garbage removed
Number loads of dirt, filth, &C., removed .'A
Amount earned by sweepers-. as
Amount earned by dirt caTtmen.. 20 S Ss
Amount earned by observation-disclosures L"' ~
Total amount Observation-Disclosures %