New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

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~. hn.;ness Of the campaign. Some OF the Wide
a.slc. were on hand with reference 70 The Demon
p.rasion Of Oct D.
r.,.,v-v ruopsAsp DOLLARS MIssISe. package
,..o,v no.es 70 the amount of $50 600 was re-
..r,,v msiled from the Tanners Bank at Catskbi,
60 Conutv. to the Union Bank, New-York but
-. ~, hesn received. A search was Instituted
- q xas found that the package contained also. 40
f,o,, Cs,skil none Of whehhave been ceved
!, i snrrosed TO have been carried throu to some
distant Office aud that it viii yet come round all right.
Cponcy ExrEwaoS.-The Union Chapel cOngrega-
t,on prof MattisOn'sl have secured three lots OF
ground on West Forty first street, nsar Sixth avenue
and have commenced the erection of church edinee
h is 70 be Of brick, in the Romanssque style, with
letureroom an cass-rooms in the rear, the came
hvel twill coat about $l5 600 exclusive of the site.
The main audience room viii be 81 by 81 feet, with
end gallery only, and will seat about 800 persons.
THE COMING OF THE PRINcE.-The Sub-C Committee,
Messrs Royal Phelps and Isaac Bell jr dOpued to in
vie the President and all the exotic and Indigenous dig
naries Of Washington to the grand welcoming bal to
the Baron Renfrew at the Academy of Music have re-
turned. Mr.. Bu,hansu was much Obliged, bat public
business must take precedence of pleasure. The
O f. s just too much engrossed 10 the fortunes
Of HE friend Breckinrdge to take any interest In the
lighter eoneerps of life. The White HOsse, however,
win be represented by its genial and accomplished
mistress and ranOr says that she Is to homer
the Baron with her hand in the first dsnce Our ms
tropohtan beauties murmur some what at THE ssecton
and ask as they have perfect right to do since point
Of etiquette ia involved if there cannot be
the fair ladies of NewYork one worthy to do the
tbotoy IL
The position of right belor gs the wife or daughter
of some one Of our representative citizens TO be desg-
mated by the Committee Of Reception, and therefore
is not probable tha. the Committee having custom to
control them, will DO indiscreet as to throw open
the fsr l9odgates Of envy, and all uncharaoleness
when by following in the beaten track of etiquette
they would avoid all such unpleasant feelings and give
general satisfaction the ladies'. AS TO how many Of
the Washington dgnitaies may be expected to grace
the bah with their presence, the Committee are very
vague and indefinite. None of the Cabinet coulC
promse to leave their venerated chief for TIM
brief season that would be required to enable them Il
ioin in the may pleasures Of the Royal ball. but W
are led 10 hope-the Committee would not like 10 b
more positiye--that Zone or more" of the Cabine
Ministers will come.
BuReLARY-THE SroLEE PROPERTY OFFERED Fo
SALE-On the night of the 18th of the present mont
rome enterprting burglars entered the house OF MI
james Buehan, No. 376 Fourth street. and stole clo;h
ing the value of $500, quantity of silverware an
certificates Of stock aud other valuable papers, to tn
value of $44 900. These valuabes were the proper
" ola gentleman named Adam Pearson, who ia il
Europe. Mr.. Buchan who is Mr.. Parsons attorney
went to the brokers of the city, and, giving them
description of the property, requested that any person
offering any of them for negotiation might be detained
Last Wednesday, Mr.. Smith Tuttle lawyer Of
No. Beskman street, came to the office Of Wall
street broker and offered of the bonds for sale
The brokers recognized the security and desired that
ii might be left with them till the next day, when
they would decide whether or not they would pur
chase it. Detective Hays and Officer Flavin were in
formed and arrested Tute when he presented himself
the next day. He said he had received the bonds from
Julius NJ. Stitch, who was then waiting in Ta!lsE
Office in Beekman street. The officers went there and
arrested Stch, who in company with Tuttle taken
before Justice Welsh and examination held. TutIe
was discharged, il being shown that had criminal
knowledge Of the bonds but was merely acting as
Stich's agent.
Yesterday Stich arranged on a charge ofhsving
committed the burglary. Stitch said that he was a
broker, and obtained the bonds from man named
Issses perfect stranger to him, whom he met al
Frenchs Hotel on Wednesday. He stated that IsaacS
sold him he from Cincinnati, Ohio, aud had these
bonds 70 SELL but was not able 10 dispose OF them on
account of his lack of business acquaintance here.
Steh said that believing this story, he had purchased
the bonds. The value of the bond offered for sale by
futile is 800. None of the others have been
erred. The investigation adjourned and Sich is
detained prisoner at the Tombs.
THE THIRD WARD PRIMARY SCHOOL. The open
ing exercifes of the Third Ward Primary School, at
No. 40 Robinson street. off yesterday at noon, in
the presence Of the school officers Of the Ward mem.
bers of the Board of Education, and number of in
yited guests. More than 100 children were present,
who exhibited their proficiency in defamation, da-
logue, recitation, and singing. Messrs. Gould ana
Benedict talked briefly to the youngsters ana then all
hands repaired TO Gardeners Hotel, Of Park
plsce and Broadway, where elegant collation. was
dolly disposed Of The school is in charge of the fol-
lowing teachers: Principal, Mary E. Smith; Vice
Principal MsryQ. Gibbons Assistants, Iidia Thomp.
son, Mary RENDER, Ellen Denehe.
FOUND DRowEED.-Coroner Jackman yesterday