New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

4 turner dDOLlL Sun0ellv, kFkcu 1oiUuci Wno sso".
near n the stomach so bard that be sat down. knocked
the corporal who bad him 10 charge head over heels
end invited Beauregard 10 "cope ON and get iammed,
declaring that "if he didn't have muss he'd spie.
Finirg none Of the surprised lookera-on started 70
meet hin, be took to bis heels down lane Several
shots were fred at him without effect. At each sue
eessye discharge he would turn to make grimaces at
his pursrers, jump high IN air and yell as n struck.
| Suddenly Lieutenant with n drawn sword sprang
before him from adjacent building "S-a-a-y, what
are yer about, intn' that thing at meF exclaimed
| Zouave. "DOn't yer know yer might cut my bran-
new weskit I" Being marched of to Jail and put in
solitary cell, he signalzed his first evenings lodg
ment there by setting 1t on IRE. The rebels seem TO
admire the cool audaiy Of the chap, and Beauregard
laughed heartily at bis prsnks
| A CARp.--The two policemen, G. NJ. Foster and
j. Bayer who were charged with robbing citizen in
lager beer saloon ia William street, were hcnorably
| discharged by Judge Osborne, on Saturday last IL
turns out that the policemen were called In 70 stop
disturbance, when they saw part les trying TO rob tbe
complainant and saved his watch for him After this
the parties in the saloon, Justify tbemselyes per-
suaded Basder TO make charge sgainst the policemen
Az ALLEGED SrcEssioEIsT IN NEw-YoBK.-hr.
Z. D. Nichols OF the firm OF r. b. Nichols & Co., OF
| Galveston Texas, arrived in New-York a few days
| since. lie Is avowed Secessiorrst, and makes no
secret Of the Infections OF his yirit which be rays,
arc TO arrange with Of English houses for the
shipment Of cargo Of assorted merchandise direct from
Liverpool to Galveston. He says the blockade H. q
sna and that he through the whole line OF block
ade vessels % this port In plot boat. III bis story Is
true, he should bs watched closely. lCom. Adv.
DEATH FROM FILA man about 30 years Of
age native Of Ireland was found insensble upon the
Third avenue Railroad track, Fifteenth street,
Sunday morning last. He was removed TO the hos
piis where be died yesterday Coroner Jsckman held
an inquest frou which Il appeared that the skull was
fractured, II be had fallen from cart or some We
hiele upOa the track but the ja unable 10 decide
low toe injury inflicted. The key OF large lock
and paddock key such porters would bc likely to
carry were found 10 his pocket. These may be seen
AT the CoIoners Office aud may possibly asst In den-
flying the remains.
LARGEST IN HorEL.--On Tuesdsy evening, CD
ban Of the Of Roun Csbera about years Of age
was found In the room occupied by Mrs. Howard, IN
the New-York Hotel, which be had entered with
fslso key Upon being arrested, be made desperate
resance and tr ed TO stab Of his enptors with
ciliscl but be soon ovefpowered. On his person
wss found about slOO worth OF jewelry belonging to
Mrs. Howard. Yesterday, be was taken before Alder
frer, srd committed, In default Of $4,000 bail
EXCISE CogxIssiosrRs.-Ihe Board met Yesterday,
and granted thirty three heensee, at $50 each Thus
far, about 800 licenses have been granted.
PEosABLE ISFGSTIoIDI--A servant girl a. No. 400
Second avenue, by the name Of Barbara Frank was
arrested on Wednesday morning on q charge OF de-
,tToying Der own child, which was found in water
eloset on tbe prsisss She bad nos been suspected ~
her employers, and bad attended 10 her domestic
duties Iegu,Asly. She acknowledges that the babe
was here, but says ii still-born. The body was
taken TO the desd-house a, Bellyue Hospital and the
mother detained 10 await the result Of the inqueet
BrReLARY.-1he store At No. s5 Liberty street be-
lopgingto Alfred Plunkett was entered on Tuesday
night BY unknown person, and eight packages OF
elk goods made up in convenient forms for carry
ing but Is supposed that the burglar became fright
eDsd IN some way and deeanped witbou. his booty.
No goods were missed.
BLASTING AccIpEsT.--Jsmes Murphy, laborer,
had his LEFT eve put ont, broken and his left
hip badly injured Tuesday afternoon in Fifty yeigbth
street, between Sixth aud Seventh syenues, BY the
premature explosion Of blast which be was prepar
ing. He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
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On Tuesday evening" . very Interesting and well
attended meeting Of the members and friends Of the
Por. Society was held In the asrnep Church,
Of Csthsrins aud Madison strress Capt. RIeHlnDsoK
in ihe chair.
The occasion Of the meeting was 70 take farewell Of
Father Smith, an old English sailor. who has been
preaching the GoIpel TO sailors for the last 60 years.
and TO present him with token OF the confidence and
esteem Of the friends here with whom he has been |
visiting for few weeks and Of their appreciation OF
Bis lolgtried and faithful services 10 the work OF
preaching to sesmen snd his energetic efforts ia bebaf
Of temperance reform.
The Rev. Gas. J. JoSxs the pastor of the MaIi- |
ners Church made very interesting address briefly
pketchug the principal events Ia the Of the
Rev Father Smith. lie had been actively engaged 4
under Nelson, aad bad made many very narrow |
escapes. In iS29 he had started the Temperance re-
formation la England and since that time had COM
bined the temperance movement with bis special gos
pei service ia his work among sailors. Mr.. Jones
Guided By presenting Father Smith with silver medal,
by which be and bis English friends might remember
that on bis visit b America In 1861 he met with |
friends. The medal had ship ia full sail, just reach-
ing harOOr aer her voyage the setting in the dis
iaee and the haven Of rest at hand, rnCunted by
the American stars aud stripes On the reverse was
the inscription Of pIesoRiaticn. The medal was at
tanhed to buckle with ribbon Of red white and blue.
Father SsrTH, on receiving the meds proceeded to |
deliver very happy speech, crowded with thrill
ing anecdotes, or rather recolectone. He closed by
stating ibst be sho1id leave America to-day in the
Persia. lie solicited the prayers Of adj God people
for bis safe return TO Penxsnoe, England
Pho meeting subteq quently addressed BY the Rev.
DIR. March and others.
The Regular weekly meeting Of the Republican Gen.
trsl Club was held st room -, Cooper Institute, on |
Tuesday evening, HEsar sNIru, esq, in the chair.
The Secretary, Mr.. SXIDxoRE offered the following |
resolution, which was unanimously adopted;
Resolved That bs with heartfelt ssisotIon the 'elec
on Of the lion 0aushs A. Grow, Of rennlysni he aGthor
q Il. Haa.. Il Rses.u,ss Is, present. session q II,
The following resoIrtlons were offered by Dr..
GoULp, and adopted:
Rreta Thsi We bey approve Of ths late action q the
Hooss Of Rspvsntsiye, n adopting the iSp Mt Loyeoys
I'm, I, ,psv II. ssS hsrO he Ius Prs
dent iducen ai,h ali uiiay comm sdsis with iasae
say u asd ocess refuse obey such orders that they
be orths saoysd AID o.Asr. be p,S;d ~ hsir s.ssd
,sd ..o ne psascIe p.y North ,rs ai.,,t.fsd with Y,
Preference sven ts ssdl kuowa Secession rather shsz