New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

IS +. Nolan Henry McClusiy.
5-Robert l.. Lynn. John /: Cav.
6-Iames Lynn James Drvinne.
5-Mu. J. Van Arsiale. Patrick Met abe.
s-Thomas II. Ferris Daniel Hughes
9-Pstcr fulhner William FREEMAN
in Hiil Fowler f''''''' KSyron Perkins.
is-Bsnj ?. Fair"hild. Tioma. OCalahau.
I4-Wrire D. Parsons. Richard O.Brien.
l5-Morgan l.. Harris. Peter II. Jackson.
I6-Nichael McCann. Roger Bowling.
lT-Joln T.. Devlin Sidney y. ngraham, IT,
Mr.. Bayard Taylor, late Secretary of Lega-
ton at ST. Petcrsburgh arrived yesterday in the Scotia
with his family.
Otis f. Wood has been appointed Assistant
Superintendent Of the New.York. Albany and Buffalo
Telegraph Line j. ID. Reed the Superintendent. being
absent for a short time to recruit his health.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.-Burdett,
Jones & Co sold at public auction Tuesday. at noon
the prize schooner Hattie her tackle &c. She was
purchased by Mr. f. W. jenkins for TIE Of s. o25
"A fair price for her, considering her condition. Ninety
barrels Of resin sold for s.; per barrel IL barrels sold
for s36 25 per barrel Owing TO the combination TO
dprcciate the price Of turpcptnc only 10 barrels were
sold Thirytwo bales and - bags of cotton. somewhat
damaged by ,urpenne and bilgc water. sold for 'Jc
per pound.
FrRLOCGus To THE PoLICE.-Wc understand
that in prncnt TO the police FOR their action in the
late riots the Commissioners have granted 10 each
mber o the force thrccdays leave Of absence with
pay continued IL is understood that eight policemen
from each precinct will be absent daily unt the entire
force has been furlouchcd.
STREET REPAIRS NREDED.-Many Of the
streets Of our city In terrible condition hundreds
Of them standing in great need Of thorough and
complete oycIhauling. Fourteenth street. for IN.
stance. Of the finest streets In the city from
broadway 10 the North River 10 filed with deep
ruts rendering travelling thereon ty omnibuses and
other vehicles dangerous Al the avenues on the west
side are Ia abou, the condition sni and need 70
pairing throughout their entire length Chatham street
particularly want. booking acT he 'dcs II The rail
tracks
TnH French CONSULATE IN NEw.YoRK.-
The Paris PAIN, ~ the Goth August announces that VI
de Montholon Committeeman IN this city vii be- sent
to Mexico as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pcni
po,eniary from France. Tie same journal states thas
Mr.. Gauldrcc Boileau late French Consul in Qarbcc.
has been appointed succeed dc Mon,holon at this
port as Consul General.
LAUyCn.-.Iohn Englis 4 Son yesterday
afternoon launched from their yard a, The foot ~
Tenth street D. X. the steamship Suroo Kada, ~ =.
l. Everett Of Boston. Her dimensions A. follows
Length. aC5 feet. breadth - beam J. feet depth ~
hold Il feet 100 ,un, burden engines inch oyAn
der u fee, .,rolc 81 piston She u intended for the
China trade.
TRANSFER or TIE STEAMER GRAND GrLf.-
The new steamer Grand Gnf built by {. a X Poilon
turned IA the Government agcnis. yesterday
at the chip yard. foot Il Bridge street hrcohlyn
Admiral Gregory Commander Ransom. M scwall
1nspcctne Engineer. ". II Burleirh. Near. Pol
Ion and several other gentlemen. were present Aher
inspecting the chip. they plr,ook 81 an elegant collation.
on board at the invitation Of the hulaers The dlnrn'
sions Of the vessel follows. Length on dcct 2lo
feet breadth of beam q feet lnchcs depth q bold
iC feet deph Of spar doci "a feet She II under CON
mand II Commander George ~. Ransom. formerly ~
the grnhoat Kinco. Of Admiral laifnguts Get. and
more recently In command - the I. ;. steamer
MercednA Commander Ramon expresses hi.
entire satisfaction With %. construction Of the 'es
sci and hiss doubt that ,he vii prov, 10 DO Ia, h
expected Of her She will ear, eight , inch guns o.!
6 No ponds weight. on the gun-dcct 100 FOUNDER
Parrot andshiIs. and ~ Founders fire nHd an She
will be conveyed To tie Maryland this week. where
she will receive her armament. Prom there abr vii
proceed on a special mission IN search II prrh,~efs
The following IL a correct lie, Of officer. - Ear
ported
Co..masd,r G~o. NJ Ransom Lieut.. coH.HsnA,f. /
Acting Assistant fayi4a,ie *. souilwor,h Acting Ma.
o. Is L,inr.,ou and D.. G N'rnan. Ac,As tnsisn'
{. .Frsbls, j. BOYLE. and III J. sha~ hsstrfs hAiss
TholA, Macon J. Courtney AID H. Is. tssvr' fns nesfs
Acting FG.tAsssnt Henry il!A Ao,ns IAAd Asl.ian,.
s. v s'eAins'' Acting Gunner. u { Bette
FOG-Thcre was a dense fog on the rivers
and Long Island Sound early on Tnr'day morning
The Staten leland ferry boat missed the o'clock
TIP from the Island The Eastern boats were behind
time. The Fulton Ierr, boat Hamilton came IN col
lison with the schooner Sarah Maria lying at Pier No
~ East River. carrying away her main rigging and
chninr stnving her buwafls sc. The ferry boat Was
not damaged. Tie steamer Robert Donaldson. from
Sag Harbor went ashore high and dry on the Hogs
Back. In Hell Gate and broke her back Her freight
and passengers we're brought In safety to the city.
THE SCOTIA. The steamship Scotia arrived
on Tuesday from Queenstown the 3oth Her news
had already been received by telegraph from Cape Race
The IYcERrITUDE or HUMAN EXISTENCE.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon were borne TO the dust
from whence uiey chih' ih' T'lhhihr vi MT. u'hf! y
Vanderbilt over which sorfowcd young yifl u !,
years who in two hours passed from the condition 81
madcnhood 10 matron and from mntron Ia whlovhood.
She was married In New York Ia Mr. Vanderbilt who
resided at No. 2Oc6 Wallace street. Philadelphia at
quarter to 10 O'Clock Friday merning. At /" O'Clock
the groom who but ~ years of age. died from
gcstion Of the heart-dcd literally In the fulness Of
Joy at the successful contamination ~ his
earnest courship. The wedding comparatively
private, and the young man. apparently IN bounding
health and unmistaknbly buoyant spirits was con
ycrsing with his newly made bride, when the fatal
spasm Induced by congestion seized upon him. Medical
aid SUMMONED but the pitcher nj the fountain was
forever broken. No skill Of human lcechcry Of
avail The remains were borne yesterday afternoon
.adI.L.ld