New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03

terry" in the di.appearsrce Of cape Bag his proper
ty, with all it's ektraoIdns effects" aud " charac-
terrific sp, l-wrought spsndor with eTsly ia dne,
valued ut no, less thsn 500. Sarah Williams Was
employed in the wizads domestic pychon antneum
in tie capacity of vet nurse. On Monday last she
sutdenly was not, and The family sgeut night 10
wonder world c mining the sub'equent ev4n's-
oencs Of The bag with that of the nu'se, light broke
AID far dispelsd tie clouds Of mystery tha Sarah
the fsrhless mnemosyne, was arrested By Ohcer
sIih Of ,te Fiftee h Ward, and Immtted TO await
the result Of an examination. Mr.. John c. Hee an
appeared 10 the Intellectual part of the town Satur
day uornibg He was attire in the usual garments
Of a gentleman. proud constituency followed bis
fo'stepe and a. several points cheers testified the re-
gard for the Champion. 1t is increased by a rum,r
that he las in copit platon another Of those great
achievements hich ha go pl.ced his anne among those
Of the wClds pied heroes. The rumor il that he
vi fight Mr.. Morissey for ten thousand dollar,
aside, rot later tian the 9Th of next March
TIE torc .ht parade Of the fremen in honor of the
Prince OF Wales Sas considered on Saturday evening
by the Committee Of the Board of Foremsn add En-
gineers The mstter Of music made some trouble. II
AZ ascer aimed that here not enough bands In the
city 70 bead all the divisions, of which it decided
there ehal be fifteen Melodious aid will be invoked,
if recessay fro other places. No definite arrange
mems were maze for the line Of march, or the position
Of the Prince Mayor Wood has volunteered TO pay
for he lights and the music to the extent Of twenty
five hundred dollsrs Mr Decker expressed the belief
tina. the enire department numbering more than loo
men, would turn out, and that the pageant would be
one Of the most brilliant seen in the metropolis
The rarade will Re made on Tire evening OF Saturday,
October 49, when the masses RELEASED from labor can
all be as,r Tie line will be formed at 8 o'clock,
and the marching will occupy from two 10 three hours.
The Committee will meet again at the call Of
the Chief Engineer, ana take more decided action...
The Committee who receive contributions TO the aid Of
tie suffering in Syria announce through therTreasurer,
the receipt Of sum total of $40 622 IS. Eight thous-
and five hundred collars have already been for garded
and the steamer Arabia which sails on Wednesday
next, will bear The balance, with what additional
money may be cent in BY Tuesday noon.- The
anxious public will be grati6ed TO learn that the Items
will he presen ed to the Common Council to night.
We need not harrow up the taxpayers soul by men
tosipg what Items. IL is to be hoped the bill will not
be paid simply became of the entertainment a pc
rural Of ts details will aft I'd. The golden Of
liberty has arisen on the race Of dogs Tray Baace,
aud Sweetheart may wag their tails, aud also their
irrocuous iaws. truce was declared on Saturday.
ince the canine campaign opened in June, $50 hope
full dogs have been uDtmey nipped in the pursuit Of
happiness. On account Of reduction of the pre-
MUM paid on each animal, there has been
filling off Of about 10 per cent in the number OF
captures TIE expen,es Of the pound for
the year have been about $1,000. Last year
thew "rose" IS 900. The deceitful and despe-
rateIy wicked adyerts. ment has become so fragrant
that " e al rejoced to observe that Jacob I. Smith
war arrested en- Saturday for winding Mr.. Barton B.
Porter out of $780, which deposited with him as
security for faithful servics in situation advertised as
at his diepossl Justice Kelly committed Smith for ex'
animation and other charges of ike extortion will be
made aeains. him :. ConjOined with the excitement
about the Prince. are promised stimulus from the
Princess Donna Pedro-whose palace halls
are now in the robs, whittier she has been exed by
a stern decree of Justice Connolly. Our own police
reporter yesterday bssked in the smiles Of royalty the
SenoIa having solicited in her behalf the favor Of
bis company. The interview was pleasant one
Throwing aside all ceremony, the Princess communi-
eaied with our knight in the simplest aud heartfelt
manner. She objecred to newspaper sspersions upon
her moral character and particular upon the point
Of swindlng. She had never swindled anybody.
WaImir gwith her theme the gentle lady made strange
besrsy Of facts bearing upon the respectaby of sew
eral gentlemen occupying high social position in this
city, and breathed breath that may dim the pol
ished reputation Of more than one aristocrah,
dame. These ents the Princess desires TO see 10
print and tnat tie japanese items are to be made
public the curious may fat on the food they relish.
The Sonora has led life of adventure having resided
in seven different countries. noted dramatist lBour
cicaul is now engaged in preparing her experiences
for tire stage Tie principal part will be sustained by
heIself 80 soon as the piece is introduced to New
York audience. An enierprising manager has made
her standing offer Of $500 per week TO play star
engage NE his theater bat curously enough re-
fGs.s to be her bondsman in the ring pun OF 500.
IA Convention of Colored Walters was called to
the African Church Seventh avenue near Eleventh
street on Saturday evening and Large attendance
was solicited, account Of business OF much impor'
lance The reporter repaired at seasonhbe hour to
the sanctuary but found its doors closed and at the
expiration of half hour pleasantly employed ia gaz
ing at the collins in the undertakers shop, first foor
the only walters present were himself and his chosen
companion ard COUNSELLOR neither Of whom were col
ored. The sexton had seen no waters. No colored
persoDs had been along. Not possessing the highest
attribute of clored waiter (which, we take it, Is pa
iiert endursnce the reporter gradually disapPearej,
leaving the church to its silent associations
A CURIOSITY OF LITERATURE.-In England the
railroad cars are divided off into compartments, each
of which contains seats for eight Or ten passengers
While therefore, An mmenie number Of books and
newspspe r. ara sold at the principal stations the con-
struction Of he prevents their sale on moving
train In this county, on the contrary people rush to
the train at the last minute and have little leisure to
select papers or boo and hence the grest bulk OF tic
90 10 To oiueo idea of
value Of a monopoly on a0y Of our great lines Of
Ll..AM Inrna 4 In h..