New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10

Recorder Barnard charging him with forgery It was
then alleged ,ba, the accused had aleted vo chsoks
an onn,jpe to 81 500 which had been sisnei by the
President of TIE Company The cbecl had bsen made
payable to ORDER and by erasi"g be words and sub
ttutirg 90 bearer" the accuse as is supposed had
been able to draw the money Tor his own use. The
charge against him viii pro sably be that Of forgery
and embezzlemenf, which viii include Il overssae Of
stock The exact smoun'i realized by the prisoner in
bis knavish Transaction is not yet fully known.
Does.-The numb',r of dogs drowned thus far 10 the
big va. of the City Marshais poandkeeper is 1888;
and the smount aid out for the catching of 30 many
stray CANNES " ithout muzzles on their faces was
1894 SO. Mary of the dogs are daily reclaimed BY
their owners. But few dogs Of a really fine breed die
at The hands Of the pOurdkeeper.
SuDDEs. DEATH OF CAPT. HALs1KD-Capt Charles
IIalsted of the bark Neversink plying between this
city ard Newbureh, while making an up trip on FRI
ay Eight was attacked with fit of apopexy and died
short time after ward Capt Hals'ed has besn in
the freigbiing businees nearly forty years. and was
wen known in this city and along tie Hudfon by bas
MISS men. He was about sixty years Of age, and was
| highly respected
! DEATH FROM VIoLEHcE.-Louis Hunt, lately re
siding No. l6i East Eleventh street, died yesterday
Bellevue Hos a, from the effects Of stab in the
side received on the night of the I'd instant. How, or
BY whom the deceased was injured is not at present
| known. He Yves admitted to the Hospital by order OF
Mr.. KeDock the Superintendent Of Outdoor Poor,
who bad received proper certificate from physician
connected with one Of the Dispensaries Coroner's
| inquest will be held on the body to-day.
THE FOURTH WARD DIsMIssALs.-The Finance
Committee found on investigation yesterday, that az
| the meeting of the Fourth Ward School officers
| which made the famous dsmissas an Inspector was
present and voting This of itself is sufficient 10 invali-
date the action of the Fourth Ward officers as the Law
provided that appointments and dismssas shall be
made by the Trustees only. 1t was also proved that
among the appootees was sister Of one OF the )m-
missioners, Mr.. Doughery, and niece of Mr. Rsily,
one Of the Trustees 1t is contrary to law TO appoint
relative of school officer to position teacher.
TIE MARISE SocIETY.-The Marine Society of this
port held its quarterly meeting at p yesterday at
the United States Hotel in Fulton street, Capt. John
NJ Ferrier in the chair. From the report presented
we gather that 200 members have been admitted dur
ing the past quarter and there are 81 pensioners,
widows Of members now on the lst. The balance on
hand at the last meeting was 81 227 05i the receipts
since have raised the sum to $3.50 49, paid widows
pensions 81 2l2; and incidental expenses, including
repairs to properly, reducing the amount on hand 10
| 81 i3i So The Society then adjoorned 10 supper.
| Tuy CALL UPON ESGLIsHMYN AsswEREp-Mr
| Benjamin Woodward of Worcester, Mass. elegraphs
us that he will adopt the child of the late JOhn Hart,
| the American seaman who was killed by shot from
the Chinese forts while on his way with Con. Taoal
from the Powhatan to the ship of the English Admiral
PREsENTATIoN.-The conductors and other employ
ees of the Third Avenue Railroad Company met last
night at 81 o'clock in one Of the rooms of the depot
and presented to the President of the road, VIM. A.
Darling esq, fine, large, handsomely framed paint
ing of the d,pot of the company. presentation
speech was mace by Mr. Lord one of the conductors
and brief reply by the recipient of the present. The
painting is the work of Mr. William Schenck the So
perintendent Of the road. subsequently the company
sat down to a collation..
SAILING MATcH.-Tbe race for Is feet working
boats without Iudier oarsnothing 20 be used out
sde-which was postponed from the 4th of July
count of a scarcity of vino, came off yesterday after
at p. H. from the Battery. All the boats which
were entered, started, excepting Ian Drydill
They sailed around Bedloes leland and back to the
judges at. The first prize of $50 was awarded
Locky Star sailed by VIM. Lee; the second prize to
the Thos. Coady sailed by Thomas Coady. Time,
hour, minutes; second boat hour II minutes. Die
tance as sailed, IL miles.
TwEyTY-FIRsT WARD REPUBLIcASs-A regular |
meeting Of the Twenty First Ward republicans was
held Jest night at No. AIS Fourth avenue About a |
dozen new members were admitted. A motion was |
made 10 adjourn but calls for speech from ex-Alder
man Mott prevailed, and that gentleman proceeded
address the Association local Republicansm in gen.
eTa. ID. ID. Il. Marshall esq., followed in a similar |
strain. He showed that the Republicans by no |
means Bid glove exclusive party; on the contrary
the worst and meanest Democrats these taking
the lead Of that party, who reside IN Fifth avenue Mr.
Marshall sIOke i'll earnest and was attentvely listened
to. The attendance " as full.
ST. JONES COLLEGE, EORDHSN.-The annual COM
mencement Of this College Will take place at to-
morTow. The Archbishop will preside aud make an
address 90 the OCCASION and Mr. Douglas is also
pected 10 be present.
lRoS STEAMSHIPS FOR NEW YoRK.-Neafe & Levy,
Philadelphia have received contract Tor the building
of two iron steamships each Of 900 tuns, for Messrs
Mora Brothers, Navarro s. Co., Of NeW-York One is
to be called the "Nuevitas and tee other the Sa
pua and tbey are to run between New-York aud the