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are rr]ssd 10 take on board three months provisions
and ,,ores and tho steelrers much coal ~ they can
eonvenientlY fto " away.
The Untsd states sailing corvette Sa sto9e bad re-
ceved bsr boulevard bohu1 orders on he Coast Of
Africa g31,h II Joiy, and was expected 20 sa'i
for The United States in few days Tie hy site ana
Saater were about 10 lsage Porto (iTsnde Tor New,
YORK. Tire savers caught by the Briiieh eFaiseTs and
reported some time since, wore understood 70 nave
been released by the British Admiral for want 81 pro.
The officers of her BdanDie maesty's steamship
Rinaldo visited Commodore Breeze yesterday 81 me
BROOKLYN Navy Yard. Work at the Yard is slack Ills
week ihore being OILY four email gunboats fitting oGi;
in consequence RTea, number Of mectanifa SOD Ia
boFers we've discharged Yesterday. They will Probao!
have their hands full next week, as the StaTs ana
Stripes, Alabama aud three other Yeeses are e1pee'od
there -
detachment a unnounted u. 5. Cavalry VIII leave
this city to-day for Carlisle Barracks, Pa where tney
viii DO taught the sword exereise snd riding am.
detachment Of u. 5. troops arrived m 1ns c,y
yesterday and were cent 10 Governors Island 70 ue
mustered and told of for ro1mentai duty They were
recruited 81 Buffalo.
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fine 18th Infantry taoE row beirg organized a.
FoH Independence Boston is.5oI Is 70 be filed up %
rapidly as possible end reported ready for tie fold
The recruiting Offices for the regiment are open ia
several towns and villages thrOughon. tie 6ute q
Masachugetts, ErsssuGs koyes, q Mains, is 70 b
Colonel q The lllh.
There was o fluor IN military cir,ic5 List tbe order
Of the War Department, directing The sending On @
rCch Paris Of ycsiaen,5 might he enlisted would tt
made 70 apply 10 tie rcgals. Thus far 10 such YER
sion Of il hns beea given, but the slow manner iu
which tie new regiments are accutnulating mel viii
probably ultimately lesd 10 tie c1lceut.atiJ-, and
ioraH;i6u Of the COMPANIES ia Virginia.
I. -. -. -. ,.--.s pm - $1,000. .-s-- o
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

Hsw PurfIc School DUmDR5s IN UrDsoy
CuY.-1be authorities Of Hudson City, n. j.. bav.
just completed Two lno public school t1lliuz, "a
yesterday aT'ornccn they were tr0wa oreu frtIe
inspection Of the public No. ! Is ilreo-sto-y Az
basmeGt brick rtitinS, 81 Gst from; aud % de-, cit
uaicG Il tho Gomez Pau aui Montgomery streets.
II Lar projection l. f.lL. fec d and IL fec, wide
for 'tairccsc7. TIE Primary UoI srtrert is O. ne
drs. Goor, and las asab or 9l} children, over Waon
Ms. Aonlboct ac,s is principal Tho second 6oor ls
for the fsnle department, with sess 0r isi ehat'
htlss T.. r. Brown, principal.
TIE male department Is On tie tLri floor, AID has
soas icr l2i cbdrcni principal, VIM II. storra. The
building aud internal arrangements exc on tic modern
pan. S,aigcases are erected il tic rear, 70 onla'e
eaieiy against Gre or ao idcnt TIE cOet of building
furniture, aud ggoanG was about $500.
SchoJGousy No . il located o, the cosner of Mont
gome.y avenue aLi Waa,a s..ee.. Ii Il t"04'os
and l-,llLt 5i.oi building o.o..od IA tie form q .
Greek cstss.
'~he f, aoor T. 10 30 used ~ The present foF the
P5Haly department, under Mis- McchoT az Principal.
The second o,! 10 ioF tic higher 1asset IN Tho ie
sad .c-.-.. as,-I,H<u, a-S a. A. 80 a. i.'s'ex~A
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Personal.

Mr.. Frank Below, the excellent humorous sr.s.,
hae arrived in this city, and has been warmly welcomed
W his many friends. During his extended visit 10
ingand his obvious talents won him tn honorable
mace in the exclusive columns Of PuncA where nuuef.
ous contributions fiom his pencil and pen have ssod
side by side with those Of John Leech, Keene and
other srtists Of great celebrity. Tue last number 81
Psact, received by the steamer Asis, gives him The
leading page, which is filed with . sketch Ct az
American ber.room at free-lunch time, which reminds
ore of Doyes sketches, in great variety of marked
character and naturalness of general effect, and bys
srnny letter from the original sea, Of war; NJ Besw
is IL ins health and sprs, and will doubtless econ DO
q, vOIk with bis old energy and success.
Litte arrangements of the matrimonial kind
are not always 50 satisfactory as the ono referred om
the suboined pleasant communication TO Ire HsyaNf
"GORy LooGx, FUtHaa, LoyDON, Aug 10, lSsl .
"ss. paragraph Las been ssnt . mo extracted from -
Ny Sglsey CouTy "a s'ae~ hs similar enc nay spPsS
M Sn ag a S si 9 .s,y 70 80. .s,ins ssI
M std Mn. CHARTS a,ihcw. dvti aHh,epy .oss.ss
Cosr,r gong 90 fer a. % that they ystcs fer '''
weeks, but so be eve have come together .saa'
10 s yST ne. S say report ". .ei 3
s .s ,aS s;sFSt aS e P gSs s. nd ms
Of the Atan:ic sd l.r even the sh.dsv 81 sss wi,h
exc i 4 s!,,s .S 81 y I'D. s os
IpLali5 dorai,o de .rrg,slsl assertion ny gs
hsse never besr sersrs ed hour lir = cur
h.ppisr couple h egsfJ respect dray believe ~. st,
is.rd Ia the word. Pecunsy diL, Tie ~ 80, Il Les
sconouy' ada.ir' a. soaj tao,s,nsl hc' esas's,
oeea exe 1paIy 10 eysiy vsy a. nc ~ o' ,remlttra
asoont % n u sr,s,i ave 30 Ne eoEt ast az 10
my hovs. komsn c',f bt' Wlil1 's. H. tsss
s'ss,ar q IDS mas''r 90 Toid o.; s' 40 ,.SsTsys
eedtl wile. ,ae Ga. eote'se ~ 4 al tssvsat
" ''''' IN ~A'A 10 1.' l - 7" &c AifdEw.
david Wihot "a II st}'owanda, Psna,ynsos
and i is feapi tla, b. c,4aot r'co'er ~ 80 -,
cancer Of IN ,.ra.ch. ,,a - tyi:.s - 's's ~
s,y..a, -s-s.
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BPOOKEY YIN ITEMS.

DELEGATES TO THE DExocRATIC STATE CoWEH-
rlos.-The following is list Of the delegates elec.ad
in Brooklyn Oh Tlurd9y to the Democratic State Con-
venton ut Syracuse:
Fiy,s ds,.mbly -DslegatesJOseph Wlos, FTanes
g. Ouevedo. AlteTnaies-Tunls o. Bergen, A. J. Provost
Second An,sby DiiyicL-Dce sale, Janel K DeYscchlo
Lawrsnco H.nlsy. AteTnateSSsuluel L. Boyd James H.
HrrlsL
Tiird Ans7by Dii,ict-Dest l,e'Ssmuel g. Powell, The
ophilGs G. Gslcot. n MI,
Hugh Boil Altsrnstca-Chsres Lowry Pf'rtcS keily.
pish s,rsjiy Dbyt-Dole gst0s-Chales Lowry, hcnAEd
J, Newman. No slternstss -,
Sersnh Ausobg DisTiesDcega.,'- T. hnncie James
r, TAYLOR.
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law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME cOURr-CsAsgsEs.mAve so---b''''' 'a'a''
SUrHERIAsD
Judge Sutherland With commenda9e ind1:tIy, ccp-
pl9tod the calendar yesterday. To-day business wss
doll.
DECIsIoNs.
Charles Leeber agt. Louis Gros.-No.iou gfsntsl.
with sIO costs 10 abiie event Of the action.
Jobn II, HOldaae CT al. agt. Henry n. Conkhu CT a
ment Of oTdor to be gwen 70 the PLAINTIFF attorney.
MARY ID. Bsilliere sgt VIM. A. Bailliere Ct al
see no sufficient grounds for altering or modifying
tho decision heretofore made OF this motion, except
tina, the defendants ere TO have FIVE days after NOTICE
Of this decision on the roheang to serve an amended
answer.
Compegne Neuchateloise de Exploration, Sc, ag.
VIM. Aufermann, &c,--M0iiOn granted with slOeos1'
to abide the event q the action.
Thos. J. Emery, ct 81, agt. d. II. Tcwnsend--Ms-
ton granted.
Edwin Walsh sgt. Able +. Gregory e: sl--MOica
denied with tlO coss 10 abide tie event OF the s.
ton.
Tbs Neuebs,elOi,e Expo stoH Co. ast. Penhell D.
Goodsell-Same decision a. .boYc.
Samuel Cosn sgt. Unsh NJ. Ice &c-1otion grfr'
ed, fl0 coats to abide the event OF tie action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

GEN. McCLELLANs PORTRAIT, BIOGRAPHY,
and PHxHsoIosic.L CnARAcTHR together With much Other
iparssg anl valuable mattel be found IN ZEE fhhkTo
1oafS. NJ JoussII for September. Price 10 cent?
FOWLER 4 WELLS, NO. 395 Broadway n T.
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SUPPOSED sylcIDr.-About 9 O'clock yesterday
morning, Mary Brennan, married woman, residing at
10 100 Bsyard street. was found in dying condition
IL tho front area Of the building in which she lived
She was immediately removed 70 the New'Yors Hos-
rits whers she fingered bat abort tine ssr her sd
Ia,sson Owing to tho fac. that Mrs Brennsn and her
hrstand have lived together in very unhappy man
rer and that they had quarrel on ThuIsiay night it
was deemed proper to arrest Brennan on the Suspicion
Of having thrown hi. wife oct Of the window. jus
ice Kelly committed him to await ID: rosllt Of ths
Co!oucr's investigation. Ills daughter, little girl,
stated tLat Brennan s.rGck her mother In the face,
yben che went to tho window, said good bye" and
Jumped ont, Of her ovn sccofd. An inqusst will be
held On the body to-dsy. Deceased was 81 year, Of
a2o. and native Of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

Tax TuEIEESlH RsGIAEyr NoLUsTyEss-Three
companies Of the 18Th Regiment Of FClu1toors Col.
Abel Smith, mustered at the Armoy yesterday aftor.
neon, foe the purpose o. making arrangements 60 go
iuto camp OF Riker Hltnd. Five companies Of the
regiment ere pretty well adysrced and will soon he
Captains Stone ChapTsll, White, Belts aud Johnson.
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the man from tie ground the policeman found that be
had been stabbed in the lcit side, and that the
wound was s,iil bleeding profusely. A conveyance
wus Obtained in which the snTererw takento Belle
vac Hospital where il aseertsiDed tina, tue knife
had entered his luug, producing injury which may
result in death. Camilla refused b say by whom he
had been stabbed but admitted hat he had been fight
ing, and was injured during the encounter. He alsO
aid that The particulars OF the transaction might DO
learned from lad named Mahoney, for whom the
the police are eeaIching.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

jurors PAID.--The Grand Jurors who served in
the United States Court for the April tenn were paid
of on Friday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

PROPERTY FoUED.-Yeserd,y morning Dor con
taninz female aud chdrens apparel, together with
lew dollars in specie, was discovered by the Hoboset
Police secretei Ia the old HOboksn reservoir;
small box in tie larger one contained tie nAea, Mrs
Oh-wsld, Dr. Bauch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

7ysL.HcuoLY ACCIDENTAL Westheld, n. j., ".
Sfta- 'ay last, two dsugh Of Mr.. Mott went into
! i IT cir fsthe, 9 estate TO battle. One Of them,
al II years Cf age, ventured beyond Der depth.
NJ 2pgsrs Of this city, who was standing on ths
b,7k, perceivinQ that Miss Mott wss in danger
pllng ID uto the water, aud although she Was god
swimmer, her selfsacFiicing efforts were unayshng
and both were drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

TIE SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A You've WonAr.--lB,
INQUEST on the body of Ellen iraks previously men
toned as having been found lying dead under tree
between jersey City and Hobosen on Tuesday morning
last was held ut tho jersey City Sttionliouse before
Coroner Gafney, on Thursday night. II appears from
the evidence Of witnesses thar deceased was Young
married woman, Of incorporate and dissolute habi,s
and for several months pad resided with Owen Pagan
at No. IS Prospect street. in the capacity Of house.
keeper. On Monday evening last, about ~ o clock,
she went into Mrs.. McNultys store ia tho same build
my where she resided to bOrrov pbial. She sad 70
Mrs. McNulty, "befOre tlis time tomorrow night,
there will be bully old lime. Deceased handed Mrs.
NcNulty 80 cents on account and remarked, "tbere
al have got for you tonight, aud God will pay you
the rest"
short time SITTER O'Clock he same night two b0ys
saw deceased going down jersey avenue toward He
bOken, 10 company with mlu whom they did rot
know. This was the lat trace Of her alive. sister
testified THAI deceasei had attempted TO destroy her
lie ht or ten times within tbs past seven yearS, b.
takiu audanum; and IL also sho Tn that or Va
ion oas;ens she had threatened to destroy her life
Dr. j. Hadian, City Ply sician, made post
porte Examination. He found Z verdI bruises aboun
the Z, .s and lezs An examination OF the internal
organ moved that there was sufficient disease 90
listing TO aye caused death. TIE stomach aud part d
the intss res were removed and q portion o. theii
confer ere analysed by himself ana Robert blrca
They f., 1 arsenic, and the Doctor wac satisfied lsi
death caused by pOi-on.
II as was submitted TO tie Jury shortly beioit
III O'Clock, and The following verdict was rendsred
That Ellen Brackea came to her death by tak31s
arsenic, but whether adninirterei by hersen or D.
some other person, the Jury are unsble TO say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

The entire cost is abou, slO, Goo including the gcar,
There are about 500 children enrolled at No. l. ana Sd
at No. 2. Mr.. Charles L. Newham, President Of n,
Board Of Education, was pres ut yesterday afcnoCo
At School No. l. and conducted the visitors through u,
bull;ng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

ACCIDENT on TIE NORM RVER.-Capt. Harvey Of
she schooner Village Belle, which arrived hero from
Pongkeepse yesterday had one of HIS legs broken on
the passage down, by being caught in tho haWser'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

uree years Was killed on Thursday evening by
truck laden with -four, which passed. over his body,
near the resdenoe Of his pGfcnts, No. 1Gi Seventh
f,rcet TIE child was playing, and rem directly in
front OF the bolses 70 quickly that Egbor b. Seaman
the driver could Do rolhing to prevent the accident
Coroner Schirmer held an inques. IN tho case esult
ing IN n verdict Of "Aceider,a DEATH" little girl
aged Eve years, named Cathsrre Brown, was also run
over aud killed on Thu-day evening By cr No co q
the Second-ayenue line, 90 the Of Tweutyhrd
street snd Second ayenue. The occurrence IL sad to
have been accidental. Tie remains were taken to the
residence Of the fends of tho deceased No l3e Eas
1weutyfourth street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

SUDDEs DgATH.-Mr 4. Clarence Youngs, Of the
house. Of Dow, Yonngs & Co., died Yesterday morning
ut the residence Of his father Daniel T. Youngs, at
Oyster Bay. Mr. YouDgs wai until recently in good
health, dectargirg his duties n this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
The 2Sth egiuent were paid OF on Thursday They
have now been home nearly month.

Tnx BRooKLYs AID COsEY leland RiuRoAD.-
The work upon this railroad progresses so"iy' The
track was laid along Water street, from Fulton Ferry
to Main street, early in the Sumner and it was then
expected that tie road would DO in running order by
the middle of September. Little has, however, been
done since, with the exception Of tearing up the pave
rnen,s in President and Ninth streets, preparatory to
laying tho track. The principal cause of the delay
was the want Of rails, which viii now soon DO ready,
and some time next week The work Of placing them in
position will be resumed The road will be completed
10 the city lire by The latter psrt Of October, but will
not DO extended further this season. The road from
Tue city line to Coney Island vii be lsd next
Sumner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

DRowsLD.-At Staten lslaud, yesterday, Michael
McNnlty, aged 10 years, son of Taos. UcNulty Of
BardB avenue, St1.on leland. Ho was accidentally
drowned while bathing in Bdtton's milpond.
George Spead, aged IS years, Corporal Of Company
G, 80 Regiment lush Brigade this morning gcei
deBtslly drowned while bathing at the United States
Revenue Wharf, Quarantine, Staten Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

AccipEsr TO TIE NV HARLEs BEDGE.-lhe
cofsr-dam constructed foF buiding the howYorh pier
Of the new Harlem Bridge Yves brokeu IN " The tide
on lest Tuesday. The cause Of the accident wss tie
employment q henloeE In the CONSTRUCTION Of tho dam,
instead u OAK or Pine named in the specification
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

MYsrIuou, sr.DBIs5 CAl.--Abrut ~ ociocl. on
Thursday night, Officer JsLcs Of tie hneteen;h Pre-
cine found an lrslran uan.ed CAMILLA o. the sido.
walk, q to e.ner Of second avenue and Seventy.
-. .-..., -.,. -,t4 Ho.A sAn.a'-s'. Al ux~g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

A WoNAS FoUsD DROWNED Yesterday the re-
mans Of unknown woman weF3 found floating abou,
IN dock at the foot Of Morris street. The deceased
was Of medium sze had dark hair wore calico dress
having two small fancy pockets, dark plain WOODEN
skirt, white muslin ebemise with edgiDg about the
neck, white stockngs aud new shoes. The body had
been In the water for at least days. No marks Of
violence apparent The Coronerbe held inquest,
and the jury rendered verdict Of death from drown
ipg."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

TRr FLEILiHS OF YoLUETEERs.--At the dis,f.bgt-
ing Once In Fourth avenue, YESTERDAY, there were
,Ol5 applicants for aid from the Seventh Ward Tho
,um Of 1900 wss paid ont, averaging q 70 each
nftenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
JanssT. L,nnor &c. sar.h ElIE.beth LeIao..


Plaintiff alleged that 10 was married Dca. 81, Up.
e. StsutOu street Baptist Church; that deicntat
proved untrue 10 her marriage yows in February
ISL, at the house Of Mrs, Suilst in West Eleventh
street, Perry G. Gardner being the gay Lolha1o
and on the 10th o. March II Grand street, che io-go
her husband for one Sstereei wei. az 50 diTeff
other times 10 plaintiff unknown. The releIee Ie
ported the facts proven, which report the Coart e57
hrmed and granted tho husband divorce.
TRR DIFFICULTIES or COL. LlTsos.
II the matter Of the hebeas corpus for the Teese 9f
CD Latson, held By virtue Of writ Issued Ct the sols
Of Henry Earring the Colonel THE morning produced
the afidayits Of Wm. y. Lats0n, w. A. Mckay, ana
w. McNslly, who severally teStify that Earring 70
sn enlisted colder 10 Col. Lstsons rement that her
were present when he enlisted; themselves enlisted 81
tho same tire.
The Judge suggested that even II the esss wSs DE-
oded In tbs Colonel f2voI the Sberh could hold hiD
on other procesSes and tho best course would DO e
take out sa order 70 show oarss why the order o. g.
rec. should no. be vacated.
Col Lstson concgred ia this, and the writ Of habsss
corpus yes dismissed, 9-d She orders 20 show cas-.
substituted end msde Feturnable on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

Sr.RsIyG AEYRAy--A uSn named Philip Oil, Eas
NJ before uslce Watel on Friday morning, charged
with committing lelonions - auit upon Dir. Wisc,
residing on the corner Of Montross avenue end Even
street, L. D. Inc assaal; was committed Hcar t1 real
dence Of Nr. Wise, who standing on the corner
when OH went up 60 him and wanted TO light, .wQze
o. hin IL most frantic manner, G-d threatened 70 set
ire 70 hs homo. Wise underworld 70 quiet his a.
sslsn5, but at los: fearing assault called loo the
Police. This so enrsged Obi hat be drew knife and
stabbed Wilse in the eye iuicting serious wound.
Wis Acn attempted 10 got tie knife, in doing witch
lie received bad cut on tic LaI. Il is Iol;oFsd Mat
only the timely arrival Of oicer Cogan Of the Sixth
Precinct, prevented q murder. Ihe Oli,cr IL arrest
ing Obi was tlighty cut in several places Tie &C
cused waS committed 10 answer Mr.. Wilse's injuries
will viii not prove fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

UsHoN EEyEJ opEs.-Among the multitude Of patr-
oic envelopes Published since the began, We have
not seen any which excel in chasoneas of design and
neatpess Of execution those of Mr.. s. G. Uphsm Of
No. $40 Ches.nut street, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

EyAsGELIcLL ALLIAycE.-The open sir services
held by the Asnc, on Asor place increase in inter
est. Our leading clergy engage in tie services Tie
Rev. Mr.. Hss.inss preschos to-mouov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

CDrIcs'r cUE Up HIS OLD Tack. ~Yss .eriay
Edward kyle, 0as Some other uun5, who las recent
" rc.l1ei from proigGcted vii' 20 the Sts Prison
=, Sing Silz, was brought before Alderman Froar al
tLc Jebcrscl Garke. PoiCe Court, charged with hav.
ilg OH IlHnf-y a4cnpted e. rob The ssis Of MIR.
Clarios ~. Flctcriaha Of No. 5sl broadway. Il ap-
pCd,p talt NJ. Fcle-irks had tb01t 500 worth Of
eV ely IN hii ssfe; tLet BE- caught the prisoner with
liI hoGd iBsite tle ssio, api having no busuess to
touch anything ia l., nor even 60 be- u6aJ IT, DC had
IealOr % eusF 90, -et il wae tAo ICIii,- of Inward
70 take unto himself quantity OF c Valua5les there
IL contained NJ. n. further believed that tls prso-
ner would undoubtedly have taloa something lid bs
not been caught IN the act. EdWGri tlid lac WAS %
yCaS o. age TN; ne was bern in Portsmouth,, n H..
thai Es Urc-elr late residence was Boston Cat 10
& carrigge irimaer, ind that 81 tie present a. argo
against him BIG is lot gdily. "a; Wss committed fV-
tr.si I'd dcG-lt Of bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

UtUTED STATES cCAnEssIoNEE's OFFICE Ave. 3 90
Before Conn 'gEo-sr OsGoEE.
ARE HISS CHILD MURDER.
The Commissioner this afternoon concluded 70 hell
Casyar Hess for ex'rad.ton 70 Bremen, % be thers
tried for tia murder Of his infant child board tbe
Bremen chip Duchess q BEablnt the evidence being
slc as to render bis conviction probable. The test.
mon against the wife no. warrar!rg The belief o.
probable conviction, ehe Was discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

Tux DEsBR0,sT5-sTRRET MUEDfH.--Cofcner Scaif.
raer held an inlnost yesterday Oh the body OF Mary
GalaQher reporaed 20 have been killed by her lus-
band on "Wednesday. Having heard tie testimony,
the Jury returned verdict Of death from smofrhsge,
the result Of violence on tie pGIt OF husband Jaues
Ganagher August q, 1851. Gallagher denied bis
quilt, but was committed to Che 1oubs % await ie
actlJn ofthe Grand jury.
CvsroH DovsE.-C Collector Barney and Saveyof
Andrews, retained from Waehipg;on ye.o,day sIser-
neon.
lsrlroErrrD LzIlEEs.-A 81, Winoa,an gud Mr.
'9,docai, both Of Charleston, S. C., arrived BY the
CIV Of Washington yesterday. Ilet!er were found
bon them by inspectors Brown s1d Isasos, directed
- psr:ee In Charleston, wlch will be forwarded fog
animation to the authorities il Washington. Wine
an, who I. druggs; had bis pockets fall Of lancet'
some 80 in all.
U.rRrL DrLTEEED OYER 10 Coz. RURzE.-Mr.
Harrel the gentleman who was rearrested on Thurs.
day evening was sent to Font Lafayette yesterday
forenoon.
Ezcrsx Cornnsuo5sRS-Tho Board Of Excise yes-
terdty arrested arI il.-,s)n5d Patrick Csir, Of the
corner Of Beech aud Wcsi streets; Michael Downing,
Of No. AZ Thoma, street, ard Patrick Brrns. Of tho
o1iuer Of Twelfth street and Avenue c. fcr selling
Egaor wilLoat liceasc. One hgLdccd and seventy
e.Lt renons have applied Tor license Erce tho bat
esssion Of tie Bead TIE Board viii bold but ore
p.oIe sossion his year.
AYsrEWoy, SrABBINS tAsL.-Abrut ~ ooloci on
Thursday night Officer JsLcs, Of tie hnsteen;h Pre-
cine. found a lrishran ulned Camilla o. the sido.
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