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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
ia $50 5,Oso, 30 lS2.9C4 4,I4i
l52, ,9O4 4,74l,T72
2is48 s46,428

N the present loss continues for the balance OF the
season the filling off this year in tbesuPpy OF Anthra-
cite Coal will reach half million OF tuns Ihe loss 80
far is SAC, ,428 tuns.
9he Potispile M,aers' Journal of the 24th has the
following:
The Transporting Companies have given notice by
circulars that the OF toll and transportation VIII
be advanced Is cents ou the lst OF September.
The following the adverised prices OF coal TO oe
charged by .tbs Delaware and Hudson Company NJ
Ronduut ana also the Scranton Coal Company at Elz.
abethpOr board vessels, on and after the let OF
September:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
markets-CAnryuIrr RrpoKrrD FOR T

markets-cAnrruIII REPoKTrD FOR THR N. T. TRIsusE
AsHBsTbe mske: quiet for both kinds saes Of Pots 1t
O. IS. and Pearls 81 43 81.
COrrON-The market bsS been 6rmer with moderate sales
We quote 49, 03,s for Mdding UplAds Gulf sales Of
TO Dses
lllc Other kinds doll.
nsfIoIJR AND MEAl-The market opened steady with a
Hmed INQUIRY for abb ping brands Of Western Canal Flour out
with very large offerings aud good Improvement In egh
ces closed lower with moderate inquiry The medium snd
&per and Inactive the sales se 5sVo ths
a. % 40 for SUperhTe State aud Westsn % aO0 - IS
Tor h. low grades or Weuern Extra % ~ for rejected
EztIa sate a. 551F4 Fancy do s3 1885 ~ for
slipping brands Of rouDdhoop Ex Ohio and $500 20 Tor
ts3s brands do Canadian Flour dull and besvy the supply
Il better sales Of $50 bb 50G so for Extras Southern
Foar Is quite dull Dd the inquiry Is chiey e gsod
new Extras part for the Covernmeni sales OF ooo oo
s50Sas5 IS fos mixed good S0perhne Baltimore S ana
s for the noe brands Rye Flour 10 TmeE, upd Is In
sood d4nnsnd sales Of $50 bbls at ~ 23O0$3% 81,
GRAlN-The Wheat market is largely supplied ana WIN
greater rmness In iresh prices are again easier the nly
4 chiefly export bot he close there u only nooe
1nsne; the sles DE IL 100 bush Chicago spring SOc V
l2as0 North ests Club at 81 o31 VI O6i z4Oo hacne
Spring at 81 03 600 Milwaukee Club Al VIC ~
II and Green Bay al 81 ldS lL 4v0 Quad so
NsS Red Western = l40Sl l7 1890 bush frme rev Ape
old Red Western At 1901 z2i 100 White Cslions
si 2zi 1zoo bush White Western q 81 ga 81 ~ s,sS'
bash. Whis Canadian Vt ~ 300Sl 90 100 ogsh
M1dJc for Ws.erb and State and 2302se iof CANADIAN
Rye 10 moderate supply and quiet C5 @6tc for
Corn shade and Is active the ply nge s1ies OF
hfD bnsh. IT l314le. for Heated f3d4lte iof western
M5sd seise fa shippins DO, and soG9ite isf "eefs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

ALLEGED FoRGERY.-Yesterday Julius Franken-
stein, German, about 40 years of age was brought
before Justice Osborn, charged with forging note Of
hand for $50 in the Of L. Abrams purporting to
be in business at No. - Chatham street. The note
was passed TO Moses A. Labenstein of No. II Allen
street, TO whom the accused represented, that Mr.
Abrams kept the store as above. Mr.. l.. Abrams
could not be found at the number given, nor al any
other number. Under these circumstances Mr. Frank
ensten was committed for trial in default OF 81 900
bail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

The INCOME TAx.-Ths law goes into effect ON the
lst Of January next instead of the lst of April, 1867
the original draft of the bill provided and the tax is
payable on incomes received during the present year.
The forty-ninth section Of the act says:
rhs herein provided shall be assessed upon the annual
bereneeI the precedDg
the assessing said tax 20 witt The nex' preceding
the hst of January, eight.en hundred and sixty-two
IL will therefore be seen that all who in receipt
of incomes $500 ayear must pay their tax at the
rate of three per cent for the whole of the present
year on so much Of their income as exceeds $500 per
annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Az ARTILLERY COLONEL IN TRIBuNATIoN.-lhe
Coonels Of ncpent regiments appear TO be doomed 10
many trials in their patriotic efforts 10 raise and pre-
mare their commands for the War for the Union. Col.
John w. Latsou of the New-York Horse Artillery,
whose regiment il quartered at Camp Low, Staten
Island has become the subject of Of these ordeas
Yesterday be brought before Jnstic Osborn at the
First District Police Court, charged with obtaining
clothing, valued at 1912 50, for his regiment under
false pretenses 1t appears by the aidnvits Of several
Witnesses that on the 18th of the presen; month Co.
w. Lason represented to the firm OF Brownell q
WILSON, wholesale othing dealere in Courlndt street,
that he had been authorized by the War Department
TO purchase clothing for his regiment, and TO make
drafts upou the Government for the same. Mess-s-
Brownell & Wilson forth that they expressed their
willingness 10 accept such drefts in payment, where
upon Col. J. w Lltson purchased clothing to the value
Of $2l2 80 but failed hand the draft the de-
livery Of the goods. The Colonel, however, denied
that he bsi been guilty Of the transaction. The Jusec
committed him % the charge Of false pretarses
a, the next Cou Of General Sessions on the tirs Mon
day in September John N. Mead became security for
the accused in the sum of $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

CHARGED WITH BIGANY.-Seventsen years since, or
"thereabouts John j. Hays, who ia Il saiInater and
who has resided at Bay Ridge, L. l., wooed and won
Sarah T.. Blair TO whom be married. For fifteen
years they lived together, but at the end Oh 'lat time
having become enamorod Of Miss Jane White, who
now resides in Doughty ttreet Brooklyn he married
her also. BY means or other the last married
wife found out the former relations which John had
contracted, aud the social and domestic obligations
which he was still under by Of said relationship,
and at once, ike good and true woman, preferred
complaint against him before Justice Osborn yesterday,
which complaint the original Mrs. Hays was present to
sustain After hearing all the testimony, the Juiiice
committed the prisoner to the Tombs for trial. in default
Of &, 900 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

There were present e. F. Purdy, G. W. Blunt A.''
Williamson, Peter B. Sweeney, and A. V. Stout. Inc
Committee decided to meet Wednesday, the 4th Oh
September, to nominate officers and prepare bylaws
for the Convention, and directed the Chairman to cai
a meeting of the Charter Convention for Monday, Sep
tember 9, at 2 p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

The SIXTH WARD PooR.-The superintendent Of
the Five Points House Of Industry states that the fam
lies Of workingmen in the Sixth Ward who have en-
listed are more comfortably provided for now than at
any time for three years, many families drawing relief
from the funds appropriated to that purpose and also
the pay of their husbands. There is however great
suffering among the families who have representa-
tyes in the army of volunteers, especially those of
widows and old men who are ont Of employment. AT
the House Of Industry they feed every day aOo chill
dren of the locality, which is 100 more than the num-
Der in the same month last year, The benevolent
ought not to allow the institution to want for means TO
carry ON lie benevolent operations.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Q pisaable Of ages:

The nayilies United States, 3el; Ireland, '7;
Germany, %; England 81 British America, I. Scot
land, 81 Italy, q Prussia, Sweden, Wales, and the
West Indies each; unknown, 3. or the children Of
native parents 70 died. Of foreign parents, 2sS There
were S6 deaths in the public institutions, being n
increase Of 81 over the corresponding week of last
wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
COMMON PLEAs-CH.sBERs- 2t.-Hon JonY n
BRADY Judge.
POSITION OF AN INFANT AS An AssIGYoR.
Fox s;t. Heath

Fox sst. Heath.
BRADY, 1.-THE assignment which the plaintiff in
this case seeks TO aside, executed BY three
partner-, one of whom is infant. The interest of
such infant did not pass by the assignment. The as
snee took no tiile could convey as to his part
and the execution of the trust is impossible The u.s.
Segment of property for the benefit of creditors must
be absolute and irrevocabe in terms and the nstru-
ent itself not subject any defeasauce by the act of
any Of the parties. The act Of the infant in signing
the paper is voidable and may be couneracted by him
either before or at maturity.
The estate cannot be administered with the doubt of
the infants ratification, which can be solved only
when the infant arrives at 81 years. The creditors
cannot he DELAYED under such circumstances. think
the assignment void, and that a Receiver should be
appointed l think also, that the assignee of the
judgment debtors having given the security required
by law and having accepted the performance Of the
trust should be appointed the Receiver in this case
and order accordingly Order to be entered herein to
be settled on two days notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

AGRICULTURAL Fans IN lS6l.-The following
list gives the tine and place Of holding all the State
Fairs. or those Of national character 10 be holden
in the Autumn Of 1861. Those WHARF the date is left
blank omit their usual annual fairs for this year.
The list is copied from The CouHtry Gentleman al
bany) of Aug q, which gives st of the county fairs
in all the Northern and Western States;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

REcrPTros OF A NEw EscISE-A SIsGULAR Acct
DEsr.-Yesterday afternoon, Washington Engine
new engine, and were received and escorted through
the principal streets by Engine Company No. 2'snd
Hose Company No. 4. 1t Is crane.neck engine,
manufactured by Mr.. Dennison Of Newark, at Il cost
of about 81 800 At the trial at Washington Park the
air-cbamber exploded with a report which sounded
like cannon, and was heard several blocks away.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

PaovIsrovs GoryG SoyrH.-During the latter part
of last week. large quantity Of provisions Including
1900 barrels Of -four from this port to Curacoa
and ST. Thomas MOI a single vessel has cleared from
this port TO Metamos Mexico, for three years past
but there have recently been applications for clear
ances for eight or ten vessels loaded with sal',
leather and artiee5 needed in the seeded States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Live stock en- the ". ". and Erie Railroad

CAaPviLLR Monday, Aug. 2G 1861.
For ending Monday Ang 269O Of Cattle 22
Of Hog 20 Of Sheep cars of Horses Total stock
add 3V5 Express freight making total number OF
hauled by Stock trains turing the week Ss show
log increase st weok OF Of Live stock Total
increase Of all Cars hsulcd by Stock Express 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Receipts Of Produce.

Arc. 26-33448 bblS Flour l,0aO do Corn Meal Sl3 do
Whisky 96i bush Wbest 1877 9G6 do Com l050 DO Oats
pkes OH Cake Ashes J DO Provisions l65 do Lard
2O7 krgs Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

AWARD OF Contracts ror STREET IarHovrSrSTs'
The following contracts we're awarded in the Croton
Department, yesterday for regulating, &C., the fol
lowing streets: With cobble stone-Twenty eighth
street. between Eleventh avenue and Hudson RIVER
10 John Rourke, at $l56 20; II bids. With trap
block-Forty seventh street, between Ninth end
Tenth avenues, to Patrick Lynch, at s3,'Si III IA
bids. Fony-third street, between Sixth avenue and
Broadway, to Patrick Lynch, t*3,slg 5ii 10 bids.
Fity.Gfh street. between Third and First avenues, TO
Hugh Humes, at q, ,i3S IS; IA bids.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-Yesterday afternoon two
men in the employ Of the New-York and Erie Railroad
Company, ut the Long Dock, were accidentally thrown
from dirt car and seriously injured. One Of them,
shoulder and the other had his foot crushed so
that amputation necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

PA,sroErs.-Tbe new regulation in regard to pass
ports goes into effect Immediately. 0sc car Irving has
received the appointment Of Government Agent here
An persops about waiting FOREIGN countries viii call
upon him at bis Office, No. 3il Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

L.uScu.-Tbo q. S. sean gurboat Seneca will be
launched from the shpyari ofJ Simonson, near Tenth
street Ferry, Greenpont, at ooioek, to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27


Kingston Sept q.
Toronto Electoral. Toronto, Oct T. 49,
In the list of County Fairs we find but one in Maine,
three in NewHampshre, three in Vermont, two in
Connecticut, one in New-York, four In Pennsylvania,
one in Indiana, one in California, one in Oregon, and
one in Utah. The following States have the lrges;
understanding those named in the list to which
dates are not affixed presuriDg such are not to be
holden this year: Ohio, 81 New-York, 81 Illinois,
%; Iowa, 81; Massachusetts,, "a; Wisconsin, g.
Lower Canada, 10.
This indicates a state of feeling among farmers TO
enjoy their usual annual holiday, in despite CT jeff
Davis, and the "war now raging in Virginia" Less
than one-fourh of all the annual agricultural fairs In
the Free States are inetted this year. while in those
at war with them we do not hear Of single instance IN
State county society association, where the usual
fair is TO be held. Is that the complex on TO which
war has already brought the rebel States
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ArG. 2G.-}efore
lodge BErT..
PRIZE SCHOONER FOREST KING.
On APPLICATION of Mr.. Daniel lord, AN order was
granted allowing the prize schooner Forest Ming 30
be bonded that the owner may dispose OF her 20 Cow
ernment who wish to buy and convert her into gun
boat. verified petition of the above acs was placed
on file.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
he BABY ACT.

Charles Spencer wss brought up writ of habeas
corpus asking his discharge from enlistment in Col.
Iatsons Regiment, stationed at Staten Island, the
ground tha; he had enlisted without lis parents con-
cent /, appearing that the lad Is years of
age, the Judge took the papers for the purpose of
mlnutely examining as 10 the power 70 discharge on
such plea where the applicant is over Is.
Leopold SimoDs, enlisted drummer-boy in the
German Rangers, IA years aud months old. was dis
charged being under Is, and having enlisted without
his parents consent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

THE VOLUNTEER AID FUSD.-The subscriptions 70
the fund for the relief OF the families VI volunteers
amount to $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

His Honor Mayor Van Worst Of Jersey City has
been empowered by Gov Olden to receive and muster
in recruits for the regiments now forming.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

BRUTAL HusBAYp.-A woman named Flannigan,
resliug in Newark avenue, jersey City, was beiten
in cluel manner by her husband on sunday night
Dr. Ifadden was called IN aud fonnd that Que OF het
ler, was haetured below the knee. FlanniSan was
asrescd aud committed 10 prison
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

McCLELLAy MEDALs--Mr. John IT, T!Rgley of So
1922 Fulton street has just got out tasteful medal
bearing the hkebess Of the gallant Gen Mcclellan,
with various appropriate patriotic device.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
SUPREME ECoURT-CHAuBERs-AuG 26.-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.

DECISIONS.
Henry w. Sargent ct 81. sgt. Phock WyckoG.-Re-
ferred 10 Orsamus Bushnell esq 10 take proof Of the
facts and report, With biz opinion.
Thomas Galway ct al agt. The United States Steam
Sugsr Refining Company. Order settled.
Geo Little ct al. agi Jane L. Schoit ct al.-Order
granted TO show cause.
James j. Broas sgt Philip Dingeldien.
granted.
In the matter of the application Of VIM. II. Hey
berger ct al-Reference 10 B. Lefingwell, esq., 10
aud report as To the fitness of the party pro-
posed TO be substituted, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Pmor CoNnsioSERs.-The Board Of Under
writers, on Saturday, reelected Resell Sturgis an'
George W. Blput 90 be Pilot Comini,sioners, posi-
lion which they have held siace lSi5.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
s.sIr.nr.-Thc following is the work ofthe Barcan

There war seized of unsound and unwholesome
Beef $50 ID; veal, $50 ID; mutton, 10 ID; hsh,
$50 ID; poultry, 81 h pork, 4O0ib; tripe 80 ID;
sausages, 100 ib, cheese, $3.50 b-Total, j,1li lb.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
CITY ITEMS.

SECESSION MERcHAsTs-At q sugar-brokers onico
in Wall street, few Secessioniss are In the haoit oi
meeting and talking daily, over the war news' ~
which they take sides very strongly with treason Az
another Office in the came street the loquaeous senior
partner Though not a resident of this ethyl daily dls
courses on the horrors of civil and denounces 'ne
Beecbers, Summers Lovejoys, &c. This gentleman
however is considered harmless. Broad-sree' COM
misson.house mas recently become obnoxious 70 'ne
business community on account Of its Southern tenden
cies. Among the -four and grain brokers TWO wen
known friends of the traitors, who could be naneo
have lost the business OF Union men on account oi
disoyal course.
The recent presentment by the Grand jury oi '"e
Secession press caused considerable excitement anops
this class and helped to develop the strong ooh e'
ing of New-York merchants. The action OF the author
tiles was almost unanimously approved. Inc lew ua-
tors at large who look The Journal e Commerce i'
aid and consolation were the only class who minliesed
upeasipess One merchant named John Culbeft Oh
the house of Culbert & Finlay, during the excite
ment of the last few days, took occasion 10 renhA
that he wished the Rebel priyaeers would en- er our
harbor, seSe our vesses and fire the city, hr huius
Story Of Front street. hearing the remark immediately
sanped his face. and denounced him publicly IN the
stree, as traitor Another friend Of Southern insttu-
tons late of the Monumental City, bu, more recently
doing business here mainly for Baltimore aeeount was
ordered out of the Office of house in Wall street l1eS
intina,ing that President Lincoln and hs Whee
Cabinet could or would be bought OFF by the Rebels Tor
the sum of 81 600 600 Many other instances are daily
occurring where ou merchants show how promptly
and decsivey they toward the foes OF the Gov
ernmeut when they show their coors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
U. S. PRIZE COMMIssIONERs-AuG. 26.-Beiore Conmis'
sionsYs OwES and ELLIOTT.

siousYs OWN and ELLIOTT.
PRIZE BRIGAETSE sOLFERINO.
The examination into the circumstances attending
the seizure OF this vessel was concluded this morning.
The yes e and cargo il seems owned by citizens
in Rio Japeiro and Ia Baltimore. She sied from Rio
Janeiro for Baltimore, but proT 20 sing, the captain
was instructed ,haf m Gaze of any trouble existing in
the United States he should at proceed to liGp-
ton Roads, aud wait instructions from the owners in
Baltimore While thus waiting the vessel was seized.
There being no proof that the vessel inended to run
the blockade. or that she or the cargo owned by
tie Rebels the Commissioners decided that shc'shoud
be discharged.
Mr. Woodford for the United States; Messrs. Upton,
Barney & Booth for the captors.
the PRiscE LEOPOLD.
By direction Of the State Department seals have
been placed on ttis vessel. which into this port
under the English flag after having cleared from
rebel port
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
UNITED STATES DisrRlcr-ArroRSEvs OFFICE

CASE OF FOwLER, THE DEFAULTISC POSTMASTER.
In this case the Government have not yet directed
the taking of the appeal from the decision Of Judge
Belts relative to the bonds OF Mr. f., as advised by
Judee Roosevelt and Mr. Grard who also advocated
the commencement Of an action az common law for the
recovery Of the penalty Of the bond, notwithstanding
the special proceedings already had.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

CoYNIrrrE ON THE CHARTER CosyrsTIos.-The
Committee on the Charter Convention laet YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

THE ALsBAsA--The schooner Alabama, which was
seized on Saturday, is TO be lbeIca
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MARSHADs OPTICIANS. s-
ROBERT MURRAY, Marshal

UNITED STATES MAHSHAPS OFFICE-AUo. 1.-
ROBERT MURRAY Marshal
STATE PRISONER FROM RHODE IsLAsD.
The Marshal of Rhode Island yesterday afternoon
brought to this city William NJ. Fisk, who was arrested
in Newport, charged with treason. He is Louisi-
anian by BIRTH alleged have been engaged In trea-
souable correspondence and arrested by direction
of the State Department at Washington and trans
ferred to Marshal Murray at this city, who at late
hour last night conveyed him to Fort Lafayette
CONFLICT OF AUTHoRTY-rHE RIGHT TO SEIZE
SUSPECTED VESSELS. =.
Hetyveen the Marshal and the Surveyor question
has arisen ~ to which of them has the riHh, W
seize suspected vessels. few days ago the schooner
Alabama arrived here from Smyrna, Del She @ was
sold in this city, and commenced taxing III cargo.
Marshal received Information that the vessel intended
to attempt 10 the blockade and make ner way ,o
the Rebel States An affidavit 10 this effect was mace
on Saturday morning. aud the vessel YVES seized oy
Deputy Marshal Mckay, on authority OF marshai
Murray.
Shortly after Custom House officer came on board
and was proceeding place locks the vessel when
he was informed by the Deputy Marshal that lac was
IN possession The visit of the Custom-House officer
was occasoned by the demand Of clearance for the
vessel TO proceed To Washington, ID. G. The crcum-
stances attending the application being suspicious. t
was refused and the Custom-House officer sent down
to seize the vessel On being told by the Deputy Mar
sha that he was in possession, the Cusom-ho oni-
Ger retired bt subsequently returned with posse OF
men, headed BY the Surveyor (Andrewsl In person,
who took possession despite the protest of the Deputy
Marsha The ye-se Ii still held by the Surveyor and
will be until the Jel is filed when she necessarily
passes into the Marshals possession. The Of
All this an xiey relative prior seizure and possession
lies in the fact that ii the seized vessel be condemned
TO couscaiion those making the original seizure re
ceive certain share Of the proceeds Both the Mar
shal and Surveyor claim TO have watched the vesse
time and have been entitled TO be considered
the original sellers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

RECKLESS USE OF ARMs---0n Sunday evening
about % O'Clock some reckless fellow discharged
loaded pistol in Leonard near Hudson street. The
bullet ent.red the right breast Of Mrs. Caharne Gavin,
who was standitg near by. Fortunately, however,
the missile did not penetrate TO dangerous depth.
DIR. Eager WIS called in, and after examining the
wound pronounced il trivial. The fellow who shot
the pistol on hearing of the resut of his conduct, ran
away and is yet at large.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
TAdyer.isementl

GEORGE RYE.--INFoRaIArioy WAITED ~ TO
Ire esboUs of Ryg of Wood.tock Va Address
n OuSpoky Tw SsHrEG, slHlu,i. Co. Onio.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Fousp Drowned Yesterday, the body of an un.
known man, ia state Of advanced decomp POSITION was
found floating in the dock at the foot of Pike street,
East River. The deceased appeared TO be about 40
wears of aye. The body was removed to Bellevue
Hospital, and Coroner Jackman notified TO hold sn
Inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

FIRE IN TwEyTY-FIFTH srREEr.-On Monday morn
ing about 10 O. clock fire broke out in the ya1sh fac
tory at the foos ofTwenty-ffth street. f. r. In few
minutes the whole building was enyelopea in names.
The bremen exerted themselves to the extent Of their
ability but did no, succeed in extinguishing the fire.
The damage is estimated at $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAYsEss.-AUG. 26
Before judge BRADT
DECISIONS.
Fox, &C., agt. Heath, &e.-Mo;ion granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

OxE SOLDIER SHOOTS ANorHgR.-Pblp Bach and
Daniel Dali both members oi a rifle regiment quar-
tered at Conrads Park quarreled with each other on
SATURDAY, afternoon, which resulted in Dali drawing
loaded pistol and discharging it's contents in the face
of Bach, who was very badly burt. Dali immediately
made his escape but arrested by the police yes,er
day, at his residence, No 29 Seventeenth street, and
taken before Justice Steers, at Essex Market, who
committed him for trial.