New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

the zrk0ie department under ms dJeet~S, s~ys~S
INSPECTOR has been made by him. He has nos eve
had the choice of his own messenger, 70 greedy ss
tbose who have got him in their power. oersas'
Alderman has even presumed to stand between HIN
notwithstanding the explicit directions Of the Board =
Health under which be was sctng--snd the dung
dealers and dumpng-groand keepers and to say snsk
he shall not enforce the law in reference TO those n
sances.
NEW ARCTIC ExPEDrrIos.-Dr. Hayes, he
Commander Of the New Arctic Exploring Expediicn'
which sails from Boston on Saturday next, viii take
leave Of the Council of the Biographical Society the
Arctic Committee, and the friends and contributors v
the expedition, at the rooms of the Chamber Of Con-
merce, to-day between IL and o'clock.
TIE TAmxAsY IsDoRsEMrsr OF DoUoLAs.-Tss
resolutions adoptedby the Tsmmany General Commit
tee, on Tuesday night, are as follows:
Whsysa, In accordance with the tmehonored ussfss -
f n sssisns Convention da pss a.:
& | ~ the n IN the snss
.b 70 N ssse and sections country
now eopsrdzed By passions and only 30 Pes.Ied
n Il: NsoS ssi'1 Resi elements
WSessa. The pnpie. which dear Be sphsA
only By the strict maintenance Of party discipline and ssnsoos
sseee their preferences and peudcss 70 hs
WIrea The Democratic organization has always hsessfo.s
proved the only reliable and friend 70 the principle, q ss'is
the blessings of political social and religious equahy - os
signed By he founders Government therefore, be IT, and
stssi,. h.. stephen A. Doos q. regular Nation.
%sn O s PSs y s:% was Andrew J.sI.sn in =
perceptions Of the right and bold was Andrew J.cs.os n
Of the very sf abss and perfectly unsaisd spssi.sI
nearly quarter Of century be. So"ssssS n
sS 'front.' vt, ai e ss .
ooSn,s and sc
strife within border and Proeecon 10 oar o.
s. :TS s sSs sas W johnson
nze sterling and unbendnf Democrat one VINO or nofs n
rscy and amply qussed BY his large executive and
isave for any post wc6 ns S
Rs.oi,ed That psds. enthusiastic uausliasd and
las and Herschei y johnson the portions fcs which hsy
respectively nominated BY the Regular National
Rs.sised That ". appeal to conservative coI.tuonos
ing and National men 70 unite In support Of toe, nv
threatened and 70 join in rebals aSse sscSns p..sss
gard Of all most sacred interests
DIsAppEARAscE OF A VESSEL UNDER SUSPICIOUS
CIRcUMsTAscEs.-The bark Frederick Deming, for
merly belonging to +. L. Corning, and formerly en-
gagged In the trade to Brazil recently sold TO ono
Captain Brown, who alleged that Mr.. Richardson was
part owner. She was Immediately taken up t1Wn.
and from the information received by the Deputy Un-
ted States District Attorney, he was about TO seize
her. but il being late in the day, no process could %
Issued. This vessel disappeared that evening" and
the morning the following clearance appeared in tho
papers: {" Bark +. ,Deming, Brightman, Cape Town,
BriQhtman g. Co." As no such firm appears In tho
directory it is suspected that the Frederick Demng
now on her way to the Coast Of Africa Ihis bark
PIG tuns register, built in Baltimore In lS49
sharp model, and has half-poop cabin she was new
ly metaled last year. IN l. limes'
ArR-TIcHr CoMPARIsESTs.-Their value Mus-
tred by the cruise of the steamship Champion Capt.
Fletcher lust arrived from San Francisco via tbs
Straits of Magellan. AS the Champion was coming
through the Straits she struck rock-not laid down
in the chart-and stove hole in her bows seven fees
long by eight inches wide. The question was, whether
to Law TO for repairs among the Patagonans or take
the risk of the hOmeward trip in that condition ine
decision was to proceed; and by virtue OF her
compartments she arrived here as nothing had hap
pened. l'our. eom'
A CALnoRSIAs WHO WANTED TO BE RonsED..
Yesterday afternoon Officer George W. Josns Of tho Fourth
Precinct Police observed Californian inebris.ed
s &: m
aersisndins was Current that .wshy
ed @y
5 n sSa Il sas s.ssas
een.ed struck right and le cnchsd with the Officer and almost
n 1a ss
cooled off, the Californian aid relish the idea Of being
On s. ' he SsI
offered s2o6 fthe officer would let him 1t syaied nothing.
searched nothing but knife and $40 gold piece found
On and thorough search be filled With COLA
found about his body Being drunk and unable TO take
Of himself he cell He will be taken before
Police Magistrate this morning and will gladly pay his fine 70:
be ecoects that the disgrace OIL being aesteA
saved him from losing his money
AccIDEsTs AND IsQUEsTs.-Coroner O'Keefe yes
terday held inquest body Of whose e
unknown who was drowned the foot Of Duane
The deceased about Of and very Incorporate Ia
dered..A woman named Selma Bosrdmsn died Bellevue
HOs Yesterday from ppss. Iscsysd Sy ali. Cd
avenue about month since An inquest viii be held on the
body Okests held an inquest on the body q
The deceased fishing of barge the foot OF Hubert stres
when the vessel swung violently against The pier esuSns "a
an inquest the body Of unknown who f:gn4
foot Of ws n. SGa s 4. A
MsyHowef Friday night The body found at the foot d
Twenty street North River The usual verdict
SPURIOUS CHEcK-wiHiam Nicholson was on Tues
5 nnon Sus f.S Of No Isupeus street The cs
drawn upon the Manhattan Company and gurpoed 70 Be
had an account ct bank could he be found In william
The prisoner committed for examination by Jus
Welsh.
FOUND DRowYED.-Coroner OKeefe held an in
quest the body of unknown who was found drowne
10 be- about Is years Of age and was feet in hs
verdict of death from supposed drowning was rendered
IAdverisement1
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.
wo1yy,s celebrated sonzpAx AROMATIC ScHsAPPs shoa
be IN the hands of every traveller No family should leave ts
cy or be vithou. supply during the weather II inv
rably correc the effects Of change Of weather, and -
ersue Il 1, the pursst liquor made In the world