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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

the premises. and pay small attention to visitors. ,,,
"nom, indeed, the narrative of Jonah hss aro..,
no'a. And yet neither Of these whales could nahs
s"s'e 'oouthfni Of Of ordinary si,s Even n
ono % 'oe"' Should succeed IN swallowing man, 10
ooo'o lnsf stand up with tho whale, and make b "A
least re uncomfortable az himself.
mere u real seDsaios." We do NOT belIeye sl,s
enterprise ID Mr.. Bsrnom win stop q, whiss whsy,,.
II VIII embrace sperm whales and o,erna,as ana M,
strange thugs that swim or 1y OF crawl. sn,Il DE
huseum will become vast mIeroeosm Of IN. animal
creation. A quarter seems positively Contemplate,
weighed against such a tres,.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-AcGusr a-Beiors n
md HnrIuAN

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-AcGur a-Befors -
eoTdeT HoYTHAs.
Margaret GallagbsS, charged with larceny OF money
from ibe rerson, in taking IS from Mary Rus-sA
while the latter was sleeping pleaded guilty Of an
attempt nj grand larceny. Sentence deferred.
Thomas Flynn, indicted for lr,eay fon the person,
in stealing. July IL, from Joseph Divine watch,
son. 10 be sentences so-iaorr0w.
John Burns was Indicted for larceny from the per.
son. Charles Marshall, the complainant, Of No 49l
Ninth avenue, gave II evidence tfat on tie LIST Of
July the prisoner iuduced him TO 20 10 tbs corner u
ibiIielh and Ninth aveGne, for the purpose Of
treating Burns aud others TO drinks. Tdere ne took
ont and hid upon TIE cO1nter pocke book which
was Immediately grabbed by the prisoner. and he
Marshai was insensbe foe several hours afterwsrd.
lie believed he liquor war drugged AS IL wss not
verdict Of guilty Of petty larceny, the amount Of
money stoieD being but g. The Recorder mposed the
EXTREMIST senteucs allowed by aw-six months in the
peniteuliaty aud dne Of $iGO.
John Lotus convicted Of larceny from the per.
con in picking the pocket OF John Woods of watch.
Sentence tomorrow.
Thomas Fitzgerald pleaded guilty Of forgery In she
fourth degree, in attempting, on the evening OF the 50
July to pass a CO nterieit $lO bill on tie Bank OF
Commerce o. Boston. He sent 10 the Pententiary
SDr two years.
Mary Apiliard went into store in Jane street on
the 23d July, aud boaelt hoped skirt IN pay ent
for which she offered IS coante felt bill on the Cats
kill Bank On plea Of guilty Of forgery in the fourth
degree, was sent TO the City Prism 81 days.
Cbarles Osborne, IA years of age was charged with
s,elng from Henry Dyer OF No. 3Bible House. drafts,
bank Bills, and gold coin TO the aDoant Of sig 81
On plea OF guilty of attempt Of grand larceny, DO
was cent TO the State Prison for two years
Thomas Mangsn, convic ed vi al assault on ofdcef
John Adansop was sentenced to the Pentsntiary ono
year. Adjourned.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-svscIn Ts,a.-Are. a.
Before JUDGE BRApY.
DECISION.
Fqondcr sgt yonck a. Kipp.-Motion granted, With
$40 costs,
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which Is evidently 90 fatal to health and sound deyer
ment ana naugurste new era IN educa1,9n, w ns}
the physicsi powers shall be thoroughly trlnea
There oan be but one answer this question. EVeiy
diciate Of Humanity and enlightened septiment pleads
in its behalf Already have kindred lmlioyene7ls
siitntions an5 even n, the camp; and shall the family
and lie scroll be lneer under the ban Of ignorance
and neglect There Is only need of candid eonsdera.
ton for the friends of education TO realize the necessity
~ im,oe5s,a scti,p. SAMUEL p. BATS,
june 1851. Deputy SupI CohinOn oouo0s 10
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THE ARMY WORM IN EEW-JERSEY.
.....sponsano. Of III. N.Y. Tdbans.

co,r.spondsno, OF Tn. y. T. Tribure
BousD BROOK, somerset Co., y. J.. July y, 1861.
The army worn hes made its appearance in New
Jer,ey the Rrt tire tia, has been seen in this re-
oiop. It was observed Oh farm near uhs village
week ago. IN immense numbers, bat covering lime !
area BY this tine ii has spread over many acres and
bs, apcared in seyeral other localities IN this and the
adjoining counties fctuI atey the wheat and rye
are already harvested but tho other srss are subject
to lis attack Bone zelda Of eats and corr have been
entirely destroyed. Single hills Of corn have from ~
70 30 of the worme upon tiem, ard when thoy ere
throuh their ravages nothing remains but the roots,
and .otns iines the spnes OF TIE soin-bLidee.
The origin OF this seourge II yet taknown. ~ wss
at fIst supposed TO he in some iocign manrres WHEN
nod been used on the field whore the worms hrst aP-
noared but tns idea is dsproved ny The exi o,nhtos
of ousniiy Of The same manure e,ih "a sose-nou &c
and b., their appearance many diiieeit Plaees.
The oinion Is prevalent among the uers That they
have sous connection with the soyero bai-Sorn
which waited this vicinity Two or tsiee weeks a2o'
Ibe fact is al least curious that Ill tie different pa
In Which the worms have thus far appeared, extending
in line OF twelve or fifteen miles, and separated Dy
streams OF wafer are IN the somow bat narrow SIehA
upon which the Storm poured out lie greatest Jury.
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IAdYertisemept.l

Our MISSISSIPPI VALLEY is destined 10 become
the garden OF tho world but dead weight liz populsion is
The mi4sm which ensendsr. bilious diseases al over IT. Could
Az absolute andote found the lnaas which eIhAe from
its nle-shes 81 Is estimate the to
our pfopey We 900 feov citizens snd fellow
.uGere u.s. the important trs that
DR. AyrR the celebrated m.aco Chemis, Ol the East has
discovered Just such snloeh "Aaus CUHs" vhih Is
supplied price tina. rscius nom It, benefits aud
.sd Fever and Asue and kindred d'ss's to
rnotll osrtain., .-Lfanily Klstor. Memphs
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Tar MAroR's vEro.-Tbe following Is tie Mayors
veto referred 70 In Wednesdays issue:

MsroR'- OgYIoR New. OH. Aug T. lD9L
To hs Hono-aLs ne C0mnsn C0Hac,I a, NJ,
GEsTtyy,s: I return hsruy1th your Hono-Esie bocy
without NV ,curo Al ysoilou that The Clks Offices o tIe
Board Aldermen and Councilman be opaued 81 so eA .
snd closed al y o'clock during the recess o. '"s
Council
Ny Withholding my sssen honi The resiu,on ~
feTFed g. tads the pubic haze tgbt o. go
during ieglar busiue. hours tie dCcul cuts aud recsc O
tie Common Council c1usainej n the Cerks sfces OF ~
specve Bord. and iht the eosins ooucmpi.ed epp,
sAe 70 the inter- yvDenee u he cten 20 20
dc,sies ofsound policy. FERNANDO WOOD' Mayo"
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SoLoH RoBIKsos proposes tIst the Club al the next
meetIug shall talk about drcuths and the best way TO
countcrsct their Disastrous efecte.
MIR. CARPEsrKrt, Mr.. Gear ard Mr.. DoUeBry re-
lated several eedotes about the OF plaster 20
counieraCt tie effect Of drouth. In ease pickle
crop wac apparently made by frequently sprinkiirg
tbe zines with plaster du,ing the droath.
Mr.. CARPENTER was tafe that platter and tshee
woIld save potato crop.
Solos RoBIssoN was not suite sure, became re
used bod literally this seaop, and portion OF be po
tato crop Is dried up and wortLless Plster, ashes,
sai', aD goVd, but won "a substitute i"r
wafer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

Thy ISABELLA ManA.-Ihe mystery connected ssa
with the sudden departure OF tits vessel from Pha-
delpha has been entirely dispelled by conmnnise'
ton from VIM. b. Iboraas, esg C.IIoetor OF 'ne
yossei owned at present by Messn. Vanhon d. Wcoa.
worth. sbipping and commission merchants 81 .ni.
mort who purchased her from Thomas Watson q oens
IN February lus The isbells Mara cioared los ID
let having on board $3.50 worth Of stores, the nsuai
ouslnsity for such voyage. After elearDg howeCer
sbe was chartered by iiessrs. A. T. Outsrbrdge w.
10 earyy aoQJ 70 one Of the Bljiisb Proyipoes'"
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pnrvsrrrns ~ rnx GULy SrHr.s. - UsP.sns
Knight. brig Il. Il. Kirkland. con.isaed 20 V
.on Do arrived to-day from Calcss lsland rcpo'sk
s,.. hoss,ied 10 the soa.hwsrd Of tbs Gulf
t,y. priysiser sohoossrs, aud 20 miles soash ~ ~
teras by pryeer steamer, bot was reisassa n -,
csrgo lad belonged ia . Norhern post, ~ 49,
have been liabls 70 capture The prisateen nd9fso,I
having c,psared a lark belonging 70 Sswrio -
Captain Holmes, from Philsds hiA With ses. - =
schcohsr, Captain Ell<. CAis.S 10y ssDxsrsA
Csos. x. wss well trsaixd Wy The pdvsssssss ~
supplied bin with proyisi0ns
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States Navy met aein yesterday ard examined thirty
FIVE candidates and filed their applications. More thsn
one hundred frtclass pavgators have already put IN
their applications. The Board win con'inuo 70 meet
daily until they determine TO make ny their report 10
tie Department at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

BUKGLARr.-OAReer Kelly, Of the Essex Market
Police, arrested hichsel Rsne, Of No. Pa East
Eleventh street wednesday, charged with breaking
into the dweag-Louse of John McColgsn, No. ~
seventh street. on The night Of tie ca inst. and steal
ing two dague.reotyyes valued ct 81. lie to
break a panel in the front door, and crawl into the
house. The property was found hiEi. Justice
Sleerr committed aim In defanl! Of bail.
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TIRrD OF LFE.-Sarah Graham, aged IL years,
was found on "Wednesday evening, wandering Ia
Twel,ieth street nearly s,npifed IRON the effects Of
dose of audanu which she had taken for the purpose
Of ending Ter life. She subsequently stated that she
IL ds-.i,u'e eir"nstsncer, Icing oat OF Doy-
men and that consequently sue was TIRED o. uvlng.
The unfortunate girl was sent 70 Bellevue Hospital
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Chester A. Arthur, ct al, sgt Charles A. hobertson
ct al.-Moon gr4nted on IA ment Of $40 costa TIE
on insl motion 70 be heard on tie third Hosdzy oa
August.
United S;atos yulcanized Gntta Percha Beliing snd
Packing Company set. Conrad foiienb asen.--aou0h
granted on psy n'eht Of si5 costa.
Rrika Cobu sgt. David Abeson.-kction sen5ed
without costs.
Geo. g. Havens, a al, agt. Edvg-d DsEAnsp, %
sl.-Moton grsnted, and reference orcered 70 e. r.
khklsnd esq, to sciect suitable pereos receiver,
and take security.
Jane NJ. Thorn, et ell, set Thomas Chambers ct al.
Motion grated and reference ordered to n. jarvis,
IT, ESQ.,. 90 nominate receiver and take necessary ~
enrity.
William WeSen sst. Jeremiah Lcsher.--Go,ion
granted
George A. wicks, et al, agt. Hayes, ct. sl--so-
ton granted, defendants costs 70 abide event.
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ArryMPrED BuRoLARr.-John Anderson icoloredl
was Yesterday arrested by Ooer Conway, Of the Fiji
teenh Precinct charged with entering tie dwelling
house Of j. L. Graham, through the basement on
WsdnesJay night, with Intent b. steal $50 worth of
silverware He was taken before Justice Quaeken-
bust aud committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

ATTEMPTED suIcIDK.-Johnnna Smith, miserable
creature jumped into the dock at the foot Of Tenth
street. Last River, about II =. Yesterday. Oltoer
Mien Of the Eleventh WsId rescued her and took her
before Justice Steers. She said she had tned Tor =
number of days find something 20 do, but could not
she jumped inc the Iiser intending 70 drown
herselt At her solicitation she was sont 10 tie
Island &C q vag rant.
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DEscEsT INTO DEE.-Complaint having been
made against the house No. Is East Houston gtreet,
Officers smith and Van Arssale made q descent
Wednesday night upon the premises aid captured eight
men, including tie proprietor. and i've women. They
were taken before Jaftice Steers aud the women sent
TO the House of Detention witnesses while the pro-
pTe,or was locked up in default Of bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

A SOLDIER DRowSEp.-A German named Soabrs,
belonging 70 one Of the German companies OF the Ian
eola Cavalry, was drowned on "Wednesday afternoon,
while bathing in tue North River, opposite EIu Park
The BODY has not yet been recovered.
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CHILp POISONED BY DRUsKLS GRANDMOTHER
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday on the body
Of Mary c. Homer little girthreo years Il age, who
WA poisoned to death with miserable liquor admins.
tered by Ann McDcrno,, her grandmother, OF No. 3l2
East Nineteenth street. 1t ap;s from the testimony
that deceased was left by her own mother with the
grandmother shout q month ago while she was enc
pIoyed 10 the country. The grandmother Was in the
habit Of 70 ting intoxicated, ana then she would make
the elild drink. On Saturday che made her drink
Dsaly tescup full Of sweeensd liquor, and econ The
little sufferer staggering about the siiewalks,
while ,hs old woman vas drunk in the housc On
Monday afternoon the child was again made IN drink
sboui the quantity, end ut night John Redden, a
10Y about fourteen years Of age who resided in the
SANE house, hearing the child piteously, mnedi-
Rtsly went 10 the rO0m where hefound her the bed,
with The blood gshing from hcrmou!h and nose, while
the grand mother lay lrustly dIonL tho ao"r TIE
police WA called snd Olioer Ven OTden of The Eight
eenth Precinct tool the eld 10 Bellevue Hospital, and
srit.tod tie unaNIral grandmother. The child was
kindly cared for ut the Hospital, but she never
recovered her consciousness aud died on Wednesday
evening Tho jury found verdict inculpatng the
grandmother and she committed ~ prison by the
Coroner. Sic is about City years Of Gge.
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hEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
Fendel
Sl0costs,

A BRurAL MURDER IN NEw-JERsEr.-1he fAcas
in the case Of murder referred to IN tas mornings
TRIBUNE are "a follows. The name Of the murderer
Carr tcl,.Seeper IN the employ fthe Turnpike Com
pany; and that Of the murdered man, William fAyt",
a resident Of the Heighborbood.
Tie nature of the alteration Is not fully known, ous
Il has t1anspred tia, deceased having had coeanoo 70
cross tie turnpike, on Tuesdsy night, had sisPsss
with Carr. This dispute was renewed some time aeer
and words begot blows tho difficulty resulting in Car
dawing fv,n his pocket long knife and Plansirg Tho
blade Of into Tsylors breast, below the collar eOns
,ben dra wing !, downward, INJECTING wound sevsrs
inches long ard cutting tie heart in two.
Car yet at lsrge and the Police on his TRACK
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ATTEMPTING LrE.--A man named 1hom.s ~.
.tt Who Il believed 10 be deransei, wss yesterday
sent 70 the Cosuiy JAIL BY Recorder Ma ~ sSs az
jersey cy Previous 70 o., being ss's s;S the syssed
intention Of killing her, but was prevented ~ SOM
usrsors IN the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

Tar LATE ATTAcS CPcS ADLPuTY L. & MARSHAL.
Some dsyI ago Deputy United States Marshal Miller
armed with the necessary pafers, repaired 10 Mil Reef
opposite NewBrghton for the purpose Of selling the
canal-propsller Eclipse, which had been hbeled by
Frederick Kidder Officer Miller Wa then and there
seized By some Jerseymen, taken ashore, and sfter
nia fined slO0. lie sppealed the case to County
Court, when the asssilanis agreed to withdraw the
care IL be would leave the weasel. He finally made his
way 10 New.York and obtaining the assistance of the
reyeuue-cuiter jackson again repaired 10 Mil Greek,
and took focible possession Of the propeller. Two
men, named Barnett Van Hon and James H. Rosch,
who had ia the outset resisted Officer Miller, subse-
onently came on board. They were arrested and
brought % the city yesterday morning. when Comns-
missioner Siwell ordered them TO find bail in TIE sum
Of 900 TO answer the charge Of resisting threatening
and obstructing United States officer while in The dis
charge of his duty Van Horn is one Of the conssb!es
rLo apprehened 0ficer Miller, and Roach is one Of
the jurymen who imposed ia. fine Of 500 and who
subsequently assisted the former in obernctng the
officer.
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CITY ITEMS.

THs FEUIr CRoP.-Tbe supply Of peaches this
season is remarkably email; nearly all we have come
from Delaware The price yesterday was abont 81 III
basket which Is an indefinite measure, supposed TO
be barely fveeighths of bashel, which would make
the price 81 80 buslel This 10 lees than half the
price of lat year aud shows that people not die
posed TO indulge In luxnies SO freely now az then.
We arc assured that the peach viii be very
-bort We talked with an cid peach grower yes.
tsrdsy, from Monmouth County, ~ j.. and he assured
that county could do nothing this year to prolong the
seHsOn, and are sure that the north part Of that
State will not help the matter any. Last year we had
!aIge quantity Of peaches from Central New-York.
We ssa have none from there this year, and in fact
% moi know Of any place that will furnish any after
e Delaware crop is exhausted.
Apples and pears in the drouth afflicted region, are
.rnelied and falling from the trees in such numbers
4 at the crop viii he materially affected.
iBlackberries have proved quite failure. The New
Rochelle variety generally abou. equal in s1e To
the old fashioned Sort in good season, while the lat
Ter are not worth pekng-in many places, vines and
fnit have both dried up Raspberes TOO have proved
equal failure, and friend from the Whortleberry
Fgon told yesterday that the fruit was drying upon
tie bushes before getting ripe.
II there is any fruit outside Of the dronibaeced re-
gon around this city, advise those who Lave il TO
send ii hiiher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

ALLEGED ENsEzzr ENESr.-Edward Farnham 81
Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday, by Offer Greedy
of the Lower Police charged, on the complaint OF Mr..
Bliven, with having, FROM tine TO time, emtezried
from the firm OF Diven a. Mead No. 2i3 and 2i5 Pearl
street, goods and money 10 the amount Of y2UO. The
accused had been clerk or bookkeeper in the employ
Of Messrt. b. & M. for long time. His criminslity
has never been suspected till He was taken be.
fore Jnsi Osborn who held him 10 bail ia tue sum Of
81 900 70 answer tie complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

The UsiTED STATES GUSBoATs--The building Of
the twenty four gun-boats for the United States pro
gresspg FIST possible Twelve of them are being
built in this city. The Novelty Iron Works have con-
ipcted for ssven the Morgan Iron Works for three,
ard the Alsire Iron Works for two OF those being
built by the Novelty Works, four are 10 be construced
after the pattern aud mold Of the gunboats recently
built at the same works for the Russian Government
The other three are 20 be of the dimensions ~
tie gunboats building r, other works. They will
DO l5J feet long, 60 feet breadth Of beam and II feet
depth Of hold. The engines will be doube-aetinR and
will have 30-incb cylinders with stroke Of Ia feet.
Ths rst will be launched and ready for her machinery
in about four weeks. The machinery and boilers will
be ready TO be put in a. soon TIE bOaisare launched
The time appointed Tor the . to ready about the
middle Of October aud each Of the others in succession,
fifteen days after, until the whole finished. The
bulls Of the three contracted for by the Morgan Iron
Works now Ailding, one by Webb & Bell at
Greenpoipt, one at Bath, and at Portland Maine.
The hus Of tho two contracted for by the Alare Iron
Works are now building one by Messrs. POillon Il
Bros Of Brooklyn, sn1 the other at Belfast, Maine.
They are Of the came dimenions, and In about the
ans state Of forwardness those being built at other
gorks and will lie finished within the number OF days
allowed by the contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

Fouvp DaowsEp.-An inquest was held az HOBO
q. tho body Of Jacob Abrahaus captain Of the earS
Edwin e." who.e body was found 10 The bas'a. sesa
his boet at woebaw ken. II was evident nat ns va
accsdert ally drowned while going en- bosrd the eos
the night before, and verdict TO tbsi snees We sA
dared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

The RELrrr FuSp.-Tbe amount taken Of the fnnd
for the aid Of the ianies is s2iJ9O0. Capt Charles
II. Marshall yesterday subscribed for T. 900 OF IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND DTArB.-Mr John IlarTi-
SON. Of George Harrison, esq., aud Mr.. knycroh
a friend OF his, wee returning on Sunday evening
from drive cn the Bloomincdsle road, when, ffon
some reason ihe carriage Ia which they riding
was upset. Doth were preCipiis,cd TO the ground
aud falling on their beads, both were imrediaely
senseless. They were discovered IN this situation by
Mr.. Martin relation aud employee N MIR. Harmon
who had them conveyed 70 ,beir residences. hr. H.
oied on Monday evening, having remained insensbie
resided Ia NewYork for the last thirty yearS and was
fifty years Of age. lie was buried in Greenwood
Cemetery on Wednesday, TO which place h 9 remains
were followed BY q lTge conconrse Il friends.
Mr. Roycroft is stiH msensbie, and but email loioe
OF hie recovery are enert3iued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

THE Board OF NAVAL ExAEIYRH.-The Board Of
Commissioners for the examination OF captains and
sliYus..srs applying for sppoip.pepis " t5e Vased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

TniEvEs LSD GAnbLEEs AT COMFY Island
Charles Wilams and John Dayit, two passengers on
board Of the steamer TO Coney Island on wednesday
afternoon, attracted the attention Of hr Alexander
Wood, in officer Of the Cour Of General Sessions,
who was also passenger. Their actions appeared 80
suspicious that Mr. Wood concluded 70 watch them
after they went adore. IT, soon Uncovered one Of
them dealing III eo-cssd monte TO iisle crowd,
while the other was lurking about TIE bath houses.
Ito made known hs suspicious to the landlord, aud
suggested that If any theit was committed, thcse IN
diydnals would he The proper peraons TO search In
short time ole Of tbs bahe discovered that has watch
had been stolen, and Immediately the two suspicious
passengers were arrested, and the solen watch and
another WATCH and $50 in gold, were found IL their
possession. Mr.. Wood brought tho rascas back with
him. and Lad them locked up in the Fifth Ward Sta.
ton House " await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

A FORGED IyDoRsENEsT.-Willam Jackson, a
young Eugi,hman and Louis l. Her,ault, a German,
brought 20 this city on "Wednesday by officers
from Philadelphia, charged with having forged WI in'
dorscment 20 a che, k Il IL alleged tta few weeks
since the accused dcposited in the MANNERS Savings
Bank in Third avenue check for sal II, and snb-
sequenly drew from the Bank sl6j, with wi ich they
proceeded 10 Philadelphia II being ssoersined that,
although tie check genuine tie indorsement was
forged the depostOrs were telographed for ard ar
rested Ivy the Philadelphia police. An examination IN
the case win he held a. speedily ~ possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

CosvrSrIos or UsrxD srArrs M.hsH.Ls.-Fhe
United States Marshas Of the States Of MARI land Della
ware, Pennsylvania Eastern DISTRICT, New'Jersey,
Connecticut Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Maine,
convene Oh the 18Th instant, at the ooe OF the Marsha
of the Southern District Of Nsw-fork in this city, by
the direction Of the Secretary OF the Interior. The
object Of this meeting il to devise measnrcs for the pre-
vontion Of tho fitting out Of save, and the prosecution
Of the Slave Trade.