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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

IsouFsr AT SAsD's POIsT.-Coroner Kirby, Rosiyn'
Long I,land, held an inquest at Sands Point, Long
leland Aug l5 1901 on tie body OF u mao picked up
ia Long Island Sound by Capt. Allen, ole mile east Vi
dressed in blue o,erss, brown cashmere over coat
coat and pants dark grey mixed arket, hickory shit,
coar,e boots rore around waist to keep oyer.ls snug
lie WAS eviGe lily dressed for storm, hao 10 biz pocket
n email calico bag, tract, two other small liecss oi
paurr with lumber measurements OF. lie was D feet
10 inches high would PROBABLY weigh from l6o TO ieo
pou dr.. Snpp,s d to have been Loot overheard from
some vessel IL the storm of Tuesday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAD A6ESEKAI TaRn-AUe. ie.-
Before Judges DAL,. BRADi, aud HILTON.
DECISIONS.
John O Donohus agt. John j. Hicks ct al-Moton
TO yacate order Of April 2 LEGO grsnied without coss
Alonzo X. THOMPSON agt John + Grute; EDWARD
yin,.nt aQt, WIN. Boiler; Samuel Moore agt. Jhs G..
Wilett, Sheriff, &c.; Loomis Ballard ct al agt Eze.
ki.I s. Lockwood ct al; I'll os. Storm agi. Henry n.
Morerger; Abel j. Stil-on tgt. Henry b. Todd; h.
Z. Maverick agt The Ii! bth:avenne Railroad Com-
acknowledgements affirmed, With orts
Lefty Stewart AIT. Irene McCTeady ct 81; Thos.
h. Egfert at. William Watson; Gustav Van ARK aer.
Commissioners of Emigration; Johann Murphy agt.
The same; Daniel Il. Lirbshultz agt The same
Judgments reverted, with costs.
Adjourned 10 Sept. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST o. 1861.

him In the street. ard learning bas be desired !" secure
arrange 10 Liverpool, represented that The snip 1rea
Western was 10 sail that afternoon, and 30 inducen
him TO pay sl4 for a ond-cabin ticket Maher SUD-
tequenly earned that the Great Western sailed carry
that morning, and moreover that the ticket he bad IT,
ceved was franduenuy flied up. Justice Osborn
held The accused in $500 hail to Ten Eyck was
arrested short ,ue sinre for nnilar ohense, but
pleading ignorance was released on promising TO ao
don the swindling business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

JUsrIcEs CoURr OF THE FIRST DisrRrcr.--Jus-
ce Boerum of the Frt District Police Cont, yes'er-
day took session of the new quarters provided oy
the civ authorities in the Vandeihoef BndlnH' cor
per of Court and Butler streets. Tue rooms are large
and fitted up in good style. The apartments hereto
fore occupied on the corner were narrow cHAnpeo'
and inconvenient of access The change IS very de-
ar.ble one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

il frvng To abolish the Slav.tr,de, which IL tu-pi-
cious Of the traffic in Coolies whcr finds no sseeiness
a. Brs lisn sugar and smells blood IN Brazilian Coffee
which rent us Mr. George ThomI son TO set rs rght'
whic, thunde emar eipaiion yearly in Exeter Hall
ah perhaps this virtne searoned the white bait ~
Greenwich and coured the conversation into one cum
mon tint of r. sy philanthropy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

BILIOUS FEvER.--At the meeting OF tho Board OF
Heallb yesterday, the Health Officer reported tn"'
very malignant bilious fever raging In Congress
aud Columbia streets, and recommended that measures
shonld be taken prevent the spread OF the infectious
disease The Health Officer, in conjunction with the
Mayor authorized to take such measures as might
be deemed proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

CHARGE AGAINST COLoSEL.-A warrant has
been Issued by the Justice ut the Jefferson Ponce
Court, for the arrest of Colonel r. ID. Goodwin, On
the charge of having taken money from various par
ties with the promise Of comforting upon them certain
Offices (some of which never existed, which be had no
authority to bestow. The warrant i,sued on the
affidavit Of Lieut.. Martin ID. Landy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

TIE LADIES RELIEF USIoS.-The Ladies Relief
Union continues to supply the soldiers OF the Union
Army with clothing, and meet every day at Grover
g. Bakers Sewing Machine Establishment, 10 make up
shirts and drawers In view Of the approaching Fan
and Winter, they solicit donations Of gray ianne Tor
shrs and drawers, also old quilts and blankets Tor
horpita use. No time should be lost IN aiding The
ladies 10 supply our soldiers with comfortable clothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

SERIOUS AccIDEST-Yesierday afternoon, boy
named Thomas Leavy fell from the third story OF
rev buldiug in Portland avenue, near the ATtenaL
lie was walking over the joists, wnrn Que OF tie
wo kuen told lin 10 90 down. In bis hurry 8" get
out Of the way lie fell through the iimbers and hand
ed 10 the liar Several bones broken, and II Is
feared lie cannot live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

OBITUARY.-Mr. Jere miah Lott, who filled the po'
sition Of Surrogate of the unity of Kings for many
years. and also held many other Offices Of nst died at
his residence in Flabn.h on the 18th inst. lie WAS in
the S5th year Of bis age.
Mr.. William Milford, late Lieut.-Colonel Of the 18th
Regiment died at HE residence in Atlantic street, On
Sunday. The past aud exempt members Of the regi-
ment will attend his funeral tits afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

STEAM REVENUE CUTTERS Three smsll propelIers
have been puchsed at Baltimore by the Government,
TO be used as Revenue Cutters, and Capt. McGowan
formerly of the Star of the West OF this port has been
appointed Captain in the Revenue service and or
dered to Baltimore to fl chem out. As soon 10 the pro-
peers are ready tley will be used in connection with
the blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

INSPECTION OF yEssELs.-1he steamers Island
Belle, Ceres, Edmund Griffin, and several email pro-
peers were at Pier No. East River yesterday, ior
inspection by the Naval Examining Board. II these
veses are purchased it is stated that they will DO bu
wsrked with iron plates. The Board is examining
every eligible vessel in port that the very best class
will be selected for block ade purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

RICHMOND County REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
On Saturday, the Richmond County Republican Con
y,plion net and elected jeremiah Sinonson ana Geo.
WIN. Curt. Delegates the Sy racuse Convrnion' 70
be held IN the llth Of September. M. Is. Bryant anu
C. II. Stebbirs were elected alternates. Snes o'
ringent Republican resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

The CoMMos CoUScIL.-rhis body was to have
met last evening TO organize some mode OF relieving
the families of volunteers wlo though enlisted, have
not vet gone 10 the war but there being no quorum Of
either Board in the city, the meeting did notiake paee.
We Loye, however, that come measure OF this kino
will soon 10 taken as the OF il operates as cad
drawback to recruiting IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

THE NAVAL ExANxlxe Enthusiastically the
po,rd Of Commiss oner. TO examine candidates for
po.it;ons in the United Sites naval service net at tie
Office Of f. & G. w. Blunt, Water street, and resumed
the examination Of uppcln's. The Board has macy
recommended ZONE fity efficient commanders AMI sh p
ussiers to the Navy Department for appointment and
the most satisfactory Glaze Of nen continue to pour III
for examination. They MET again to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
Arthur b. Bradford, United States Consul to Annoy
China, Is stopping at the International.

CozzAs's NoRTH RIVER HoTEL.-The famous
West Point Hotel is being rebuilt in s larger pro-
PORTIONS and with many improvements. At the present
time the brickayer. are employed the second story,
and the whole building is TO be completed by the 18th
Of April next. Ire Dimensions main binding,
go by a feet five stories highs souh wpgand western
extremity 37x75 feet, also five stories, and the east
wing 37175 feet, TO be fonr stories IN hight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

MISSING. -Mr. Casper sptss, jeweler, doing onsl-
ne,s in New-York, and residing m Irving place, Ho-
boken, cunning on Friday last, and has not
since been heard Of He subject 10 rush OF blood
to the head and bis friends fear that in an attack OF
that cease in the woods be has died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

FINE IN GREEsPolKT.-At II o'clock on Sunday
night fire broke out in the Greenoint Hotel corner
Of Huron and South 9Th streets. Ii originated In the
basement, but from What canse could not lie ascer-
IA ned. The premises were owned and occupied by
Mr.. aght, who estimates bis loss at $780, on which
there is 10 insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

ARREST OF PIcKPOckEr.-An English ficfPoeses,
Giving his name as james smith, arrested Sunday
evening in the act OF licking ockes on The HOooken
ferry Yesterday he was iirDlhed ~ the Person WHO
han stolen $3.50 worth Of jeve'y AT No 10 Mulberry
street, n. I. Juslice Pore comnl ted hun iof VIAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

EXPLOSION IN THE GAs-WoRxs.-About O'Clock
yesterday morning. expiOslon occurred IN the valve
house. he'd TO The cry gas-woks, cD the corner Of
Plymouth and Gold Streets ~ force Of wh'h tore ~
one # the % aud the roof, causing DAMAGE TO the
amount Of $500. IL is supposed TO have been caused
BY q defect in ole OF the valves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

TrcKrr swIsDLIso.-A shipping agent psmed Con.
rad A. Ten E,ck Of Brooklyn was Yesterday ar'''"u
ly officer Mason OF the Twenysixth Precinct enafsea
with having swindled John Maber, u German' out Oh
IA by means of bogus passenger ticket Ibe eon''
vI.usx, ALLEGES I'm. w SATURDAY Lss Ken Eye. I-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
SUPREME CoURT-CH ,sBEKs.-Aua. is.-Befors Jast
SUTHERLAND

DEC1S lONS.
Thomas Chambers ct NJ. agt. John 4. Sargent, as
signee-Judgment for Plaintiff Oh demurrer, with
COSTS with liberty 10 the defendant Ia twen-
" days ON IaN mrut Of Gusts.
Henry A. Hart agt. Charles X. Harvey.-Judgment
for the defendant that the complaint be disssd with
costs
Herman Il. Sears AIT. Calvin Clahin, assi Inee.-
Judgnl It for the defendant, that the Complaint he
dismissed with The tndings Of fact aud eoDcld:
sions Of law 10 ne drawn by defendant attorney aud
settled on two days notice.
Elise NJ igIin OF al. agt. WIN. s. Eaton ct al.-Same
decisioU above.
John Land ngt. The Seamans Bank OF Savings
judgment for pLtnIif on the demurrer, with costs
Will leave 10 tie defendants 10 answer IN ten days, on
pay ment OF c0rts.
John W. Fojte agt. The Northwestern Insurance
Company: Charles W. Sanders @gt. David ID. PaIoni
Edw V. Ilaughwoni ct al. agt. Alex. Edgar et al;
Hunt agt. kaOe; ktcliug Hgt Ssu e.-Cases settled.
THE cHEEyERcHURcH CASH.
Tie case of HART 81 al. ag Harvey Ut al, decided
above IL Que OF the suits growing out o. the Cheever-
Church dispute. Plaintiffs Ia their complaint ask Tor
COMPENSATION for damages sustained by them Ia conso-
qu-n,e VI the Withholding by the defendants o. tae
lllntifs certificates Trustees Of the Charcn o. .ae
Puritzns Defendants asked for The disnissl OF tue
complaint af nUt constituting proper caise % aesyn
The Judge dismissed the complaint Wild costs, ~ W
uoppd thss no compensation for damages eVai0 W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

pos1AL.-The Postmaster will not be prepared TO
exchange new pOs!age-stamps for old ones, before
Monday or Tuesday Of next week. The order Issued
relative 10 fancy envelopes does not include any OF the
infinite variety oil patriotic Union envelopes, but sim
DIV those Of All obscene personal character. Tue
number of letters addressed Southern States
tuues 10 be quite large, notwithstanding the notice
t,st all such arc forwarded 10 the Drso Letter Office
at Washington. On Saturday % were received, sud
On Sunday, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
Death of a Rhfnoccr0s.

La CRossE, Monday Aug IL IsoI
Last night the steamer kenl cky City collided WIN
Dan Rice's steamer, tory miles below here. cnge
Which contained |. trained rbinoceros was knocked
overheard. The cage sunk Immediately, drowning the
rhinocero-, VALUED at $4,000. Neither of the boats
was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

Coal AND Hay ron THE TRoPIcs.-Yesterday,
the Gustem alau steamer f. Soer formerly the Wor-
cester which rsn onthe Sound to BOtton cleared for
Truxilo, with a cargo of coal aud hay. This is per-
haps the first cargo of coal ever taken from Newfork
10 that port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
NEJH-JERSEY ITEMS.

ExPIosIoS.-Yesterday afternoon an explosion q
two aks of powder occurred nj street shooting gal
ery in Hudson street, Hob ken, csn-ed by spark
from cap ON the gup. TIE proprietor, eolored
man. named PiersoD, was bscy burnt about The lace,
head and hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

NUi,AscIs.-Tbe Ssntory Inspection report for the
veet ending August H. sells forth that the number Of
snSs and water closetrc aned WIS 1871 lads Of mig
ell removed from the city limit. 500 dead hores
removed from TIE city limits az; dead cows T. IN v,d
from tn. city mis, dead goats removed FROM the city
limits g dtad bogs from the city liIs 30; dead dogs
and other small animals removed from the city limits,
100; number Of barre, Is of oal removed from the city
limits, 80. The number Of pounds Of unsound, dis
eased or unhealthy meats -h poultry, &C.. 'ei1ed, or
removed from the city limits was, Of beef 60Oi veal,
100; mutton, $50; fsh, $50; poultry, 81 pork, 7O
tripe, 100; sausages, Ia; cheese 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcnL rsRS-Aue. ls.-Be!Or
Justice ROBKRrsOs.


DECISIONS.
Daniel Bdwel AIT. jose c. PedTjas-Motion
granted on payment of before iIn, one term fee,
and $40 costs Of motion
Augustus IL. Norelli ct al agt HarIison ID. Hunt ct
al-Alotion denied with 81 costs.
Al'rrt II. Wri.pt sg. WIN. M. Eddy-Moion to
strike ont parI OF granted unless panth elect,
&c.. as in opinion &c.
Before Justice WHITE
Cermain Bewsier nj. Ferdinand Truce; Ferdlnand
S.nce agt Aoeltide Veron ct h.; Lewis Spelling ct
al ACT. Joseph Wolr-Moon denied, with 81 costs of
opIOsiug, TO be costs Ia tie
Adoiphus @. Mande sgt. Julius Frsnkensten-No-
ton Denied with $40 10 abide q e OF the
plaintiff right ~ recover costs III the action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

For DosroS.-Patrons Of the New-London, Nor
wich and Worcester Line are notified that they can
procure staterooms on tho steamboats, City OF New
York and City Of Boston, Of John 4. Huntington, No.
40 Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

DRowSFD.-A boy, 10 years old, named Robert
yaue, was Yesterday drowned, while bathing at the
foot Of Taylor street, K. r. The Lody has not yet
been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
CLUPEA ALBA-FiiITE BAIT.

Fish famous in history, and in other departments
of learning. Did net a whale swallow Jonah Did
not Roman Senate long deiae bout the boiling Of
iurbot and las not Juveual Ireserved tie very
speech by Senator MOnanus upon the oce aeiCn-
of Montanus, go eminent III iishy 10 e, that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
n a PRIZE COMNIsSI ONEks-Auo. le.-Befors Commits.
" ~ - IL InIr md

H. g. PRIZE COMNlSSlONEkS-Aue. ls-beioEe Coininls-
sion-rs ELLIOTT and OWEN.
. REc.PTURED VESSEL, WIEN The PROPERTY or
LOYAL cITIzESs, sgr LIABLE TO BE HELD As A
PRrzE--TBE cAPrORs ONLY ENTITLED TO SAL
WAGE.
The schooner Mary Alice, we have before stated,
WIS captnred by the prvaieer Dixie, while oD voy
aye from Porto Rico TO this city the verse ard ca.go
being owned by Messrr. Stnrgs Co. OF this eyl be-
log subsequently recaptured by the U. s. war Steamer
Wabash rri1e crew being placed Oh board, AID The
vessel rent TO this city.
On inves, gatiop, the Prize Commissioners conclude
that the vesre cannot be held prize nasmnch az
tie vessel and the cargo sre the property OF b al cu
1nr, hut that The captors are entitled 70 salvage.
Judge Bets bas entered an order directing the re-
lease of the Mary Alice the pay men! into court Of
the amount Of salvage found 10 be due.
The amount OF salvage has been fixed a. little over
g. 900, the Messr. Starei. bavepald That amount
mo ourt and by subsequent order this will
be divided according to law among the officers and
crew OF tue Wabash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
mARKIE n.

ERs-wILLARU--At iopAus on Thu,day evening,
Aug is by tho Rev d. 81 Sewao, nSny bo-sn and Louisa
q, Willard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

FoR IprSrlrIcArios.-Au officer OF the Nineteenth
Ward, on Monday morning. iouno a, The 1901 OF oeven
[, -irst street, last River, suit Of light Summer
clothes marked 81. NJ" supposed to have been the
property OF an unknown man who 10 thought To- have
beel drowned while bathing al that poioi; In the
20 kets Of the pants were ousa nnser :, ana
was taken 10 the Finetsenh Ward Station House for
, LleAll.al.vl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
CITY ITEMS

CRY MoRrlLITY--The number Of deaths IN this cry
for lie week ending Aug. 10 was 5iS, beng 100 leSs
than the previous week and increase VI 20 over
the number in the corresponding week of lsdO. vi
the VIII le number there were 70 men, 70 women, 22V
bows, III girls. OF deaths from acute disease, there
wee from cholera nfanlum, 100; darrhea, 81; IN
fsniile COMMISSIONS, D; dysentery, To- Inflammation
OF the bIain Il Inflammation OF the lungs, 10; scar
LET fever aod smallpox ii each; inflammation oil tne
bowel, 10; typhus fever. u bronchitis cholera NOR
bus Congestion of the brain, measl.s, and leehg,
each; TYPHOID fever and jauDdice, each. VI Tie
deaths from external and causes, the G "eFe'
from drowning, 7; casualties, 81 old age A; premature
birth, g. OF the deaths from chronic disease, there
we're, infanre m.rassus, 81; consumption, ioi droPsy
IN the bead 10; infantie debility and disease OF Tue
heart, zach; aluminium and droPy, eaeh. NC
90 ptn aiion of diseases: Acoholrm, y bones oin.'
&C., 2; brain ard nerves. 50; geDerltive o gans' D;
heart and blood vessels, 81 lungs, thruat &c, OF; Oh
aye g. skin &c. and eruptive feyers, 3Oi premature
birh g. stomach, bowels, and other digestive organs
g7G uncertain at snd general fever %; urinary Of
cans. :; violeIcs, &C., -. The ages were Under
wear, 20; / TO 9 year, no; 2to3 years, 23i 70
wears 10; Ito years. g. 10 10 year, l." ~ to 10
wears S. L. ~ ~ years. 81 90 to IS years. Is; - to "
W ars l6 30 TO 10 years. 43; 40 to 50 years 49, ~ 10
co v.ars. TO- 60 to 20 years ~ 20 to so yesrs, IA;
80 10 20 years 2; 80 to 100 yearr, Il unhno"n' =
Tie nat, tiles were: United States III; lrs'snd' -;
Germany. u; England 5; Italy, 4; France 8; PIus-
.is, Q; Norway, Scotland, Wales, West Indies, and
Greece, / each. There were So deaths in the Public
Institutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Are. Is
Before Comui-siouer OsBoRS.
ARREST OF ANOTHER PARTICIPANT IN THE JERSEY
REBELLION.
JASPER Nichols captain Of the coal propeller Eclipse
who re.is,-d The u. Marrhals service Of process,
was arrrse1 his mon ing, charged with obetruelng
u. s. officers n the discharge Of their duty. Tie
Commissioner held the accused TO bail III $ooO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

yysut1yn .sp ISJUEEp.--Early on Monday morn
ing, Ellen Mccoy, a young woman who bad j1s' ar.
lived by the Nsw-fIaven ieighttFsin. ~as insuled in
Forty. street ty contenioie loaier, AID IN
endeayoriug 20 tscape from him, the unfortunate girl
fII into s,.,ver and WIS severely injured. She
fond In An n,eppitle CONDITION BY the police, and
conyeyed 70 Bellevue Hospital. The seouDdrel who
ipsulttd her ESCAPED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

A FEMALE Observation-Disclosures Cnrran wa. sr-
rested on sunday evening in the Eleventh WARD,
charged with having broken iuto the drugstore No. q
Ayenoe b and stolen thereirom s. in money. justice
Steers committed the accused 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
UNITED STATES MAasHALs oFFICE-Aua IS

DETENTION oY STEAMSHIP MARION.
IL was yesterday announced thai tie steamship
Marion had been detained from pros eding On her
VOYAGE 10 Key West by The Cover, ment, and tie
Marshal Wis shid have s.iz,d her under the provis
ops Of the coptschtnD act, became the vess
was owned IL part by citizens Of Charleston. The
stat. nent was wholly without foundation. Tie ves-
eel was not detained by the Marshal but merely wait
cd few hours for Government dispatches for Fort
Pickens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

SERRILL SENT TO FORT LAyArETTI.-ThomasA a.
Serl the agent Of Jefferson Davis, arrested on the
semr Persia with the 500, 600 fJr the Treasury Of
the Conf ,Ierate States was 70 have been examined
Yesterday mo ming, but Mr. MacOmber for the District
Al,orne, stated that on Sunday afternoon instruct ,ns
were reee we'd IRON the State Department at Washing
ton orderi,v the immediate removal OF Serill 70 Font
af, cite, there to await further action of the Gov
ernmen,, aud agreeably those instructions Marshal
Murray bad couveyei the prisoner 10 The fort Ths
put the persnn OF 81. Seul beyond the control Of tie
civil au oriIies here, and stopped proceedings before
n e Comm - ioners. Mr.. Serill wa. born 10 DelawWe
County Penn ylvania which is still claim.d by him ~
bis bone though be has spent much time in New-Or-
lenr often crvr,ing the in the TRANSACTION Of his
business His wife resides in Philadelphia. On his
lat voyage iu the Perra be alleges that t~ aequsnt
snees, who sat by his side at the table and induged
very freely in the OF intoxicating drinks, becoming
bofterous and troublesome N tie passengers, be took
occl,on to rebuke them, thereby mourning their Ill.
will, which led one of them to mate the statement
mon which be VIA arrested. bro,her-in-l.w OF AIR.
Serri arrived here yesterday from Philadelphia and
ON the statements OF himself ard friends il gpI
tnat whatever may have been Sernis intentions On
this OCCASION his friends are wholly unprepar.d 10 be-
ieye TINT be in any way connected with tho Con.
f. derate States HE brotber.n-aw, Philadelphbin
states that Le should have been surpr:sed s
being himself arrested for u an lie on hear
inv " Serrills arrest and that Serr in Phade-
phs previous TO hi, arrest after bi. trip the Persia
SerrIs statement in relation 10 his money is that II 10
bis own property and that he intended start bro
kerage and exchange busbess in Philadelphia.