New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

was appropriated The 1sssI.~r b~iug ordered 70 pay
we ssme upon the order Of Gvn. Spcsr. Ths
treasurer reported several donations Amounting In
al " about $l,OOO Ho also repors1d thu, ther, had
been no response from the Sx,e~nsL Ward either IN
recruits or finances; that he had paid Col. Quincy
'be 81 200 Donation, snd several other donations
made by the Committee. The meeting s(,ou,..d
until next Tuesday.
MoRE AID FOR Sick AND WousDED SoLprrns.-
James G. Clark, the poet and ballad anger, The
author of " Frrmonts Battle Hymn" Marion
Moore,s and many other exqu,j;- Suls, 10 holoing
concerts in various parts OF sns souutry, aud giving
half tie procssds for tue b.ueft Of SEX and
wounded soldiers. He 10 fin. writer and 6rst
class singer, and ", hope, for the sodien' sks,
tbas bic coLcens will be handsomely pstronissd.
lie 's now in the city, and viii, per invitation,
visit the various hospitals IN which our sick aud
wounded men sre cared for, aud d. what he can
to contribute 70 their happiness.
AcCIDEHr TO rHE GREAT EAsrERx.--The steam.
chip Great Ea-te u met wmb all accident " lie com.
ing into Long Island Sound, The neigu borhood Of
MODtauk Point, BY touching upon y sbsrp rock that
opened leak iutO her steoD compartment, through
when the wafer made ~ lust at~r .bs arrived a hep
anchorage, that il VS. saOn appA ent thss she was
settling by the scrn, notwithstanding the &C ion Of
the pumps. We suppose uotnlng be done 70 stop
the leak until the cargo out snd then it IL quss.
on how * is 10 bs got IT. or Course, ttis breaks
up all the arrangements that had been made by the
Harlem Railroad tor taking v,saon on board the
steamer.
HoAxrD.-Tbe following notice was sent 10 xf.
William s. Constant, rvsldirg II No. 20 East
Twenty-,bird street, who lis appearance -
Police Headquarters yesterday i" "sroLse:
Ovyios o. ruE Paovo.r MARsHAL(
y" 4,3 Broolss street. 5
sm You are hereby dlr.s"e to 'Ip'.r 10 person q ~
oes .. ,o y, s., ..' st =. nd .,,sw we; f 70
courage enlistment" By :,s" Of y. rsyS,r n;r; 1
In cas-. Of .pp-aanc- The $40 and sesI.
order wil iuin,.d i..ely be ssSsd 10 your Arrest.
As9u127, 1902
Upon entering the office, Mr.. Constant pres-nted
himsef to Mr.. Carpenter, ,ayng Ihs' he had come
70 ans yer 70 lis euninous; sa re was too anxi 10
70 wait ill Satsrday, aud shoaeht he would take
time BY the forelock. D. C,rrenter took the note
and informed Dir. CONSTANT tlas u was forgery. Il
may be stated for the beueft ~ I'll who may be
duped in this way kereat.s, tn-t the business Of
making srrests is not sow ucei ia this way BY te
Provost Narrbal or hi. D-puti-s. First Of all AID
oavits ar. left III the hands Of the Marshal, setting
form the facts in the c.se then ALL officer IL sent -
mako the arrest.
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NEW Hops: THE FIRST IN NARxEr.-A sample
of hops of the growth III lst2, rom tue farm Of ".
Decker, SHARON, N. Y, hss oeen cent 10 70 show
that tho pros ect for that crop IL favorable. we
hear from Delaware COUNTY t'st hop picking WIZ
Great SALE OF SoUlH DOwE SaREP.-An Il.
rnsiys sale Of ,h. shove ~ar.ble veriety of sosep
vill take pluce ~ Holmdel Monmouth County. n j..
ON the t.,jrd Of Septe n,bsr. The nan from
which some Of the amUs came ~ b sold, or
let, was rented one sea.~0n IN England for lT
goipess; say 81 900.
A RISE IN GAs.-fn. H""n"''Sh 0asig"' C""'
psDy thus aunonHees III Increase I'd Ee PA VI gAs
after tho LIST OF September;
The Of hitern cents III ebc FEET o. gas con-
Let Q, September n-I win a.y ,S., ses 30
'ASse 70 'A' '"' . "H q. HOWARD. Secretary.
FREE Fruit Stow The sdior OF me h"er'c0n
Agr,eshrr"t offers his ia's- roam 10 'he growers Of
fruit in thi. vicinity 20 make exhibitions Of such a.
may be 10 ,eafon for the pubic 10 exnm'ne' ana
thew ple.se. hold y ,or, II " Froi,-Growers' Ex.
cbsnys every duy q. rome nix ID hour, which will b
go. .ho o,u. finn, farm in Westcb.ster
y .s n. VI .,h,.,.,. ON. ,.., Newark
y h.vs s,,s.a, ,,.um,.,.o An. free fruit show.
Mr.. Judu iuruhhcs 'ie "'"''s y" W nSiAe"s@'""'