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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
DXsGBACEFUL AFFAIR IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.
New.York Soldiers Guilty of Riotous nnd
Infamous Conduct.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer. July 81.

From The Phiadelphia Inquirer. July 81
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock q num-
Der o. the members of the Goth Regiment New. York
Volunteers. listed the public house at the north east
corner OF Jeferson.aye. and Federal-st, where they
asked the bartender. of the proprietor. named VIII
liam Butler. to sell them quart of WHISKY TO I'LL their
cantecns witt Before tho liquor could be furnished
they asked for four drinks which they obtained After
getting the rnks they asked the bartender to sell them
some toOcc), which request was also complied with.
After remaining inside If the saloon few moments
they were requested to pay for the liquor and tobacco
purchased b them which they peremptory refused TO
do. Mr. B.tler then demanded the pay from them;
when they Immediately LEFT the promises. He pursued
them FAR As the sidewalk when of the soldiers
struck him violent blow, Telling him 10 the ground.
Sprngng his feet he returned the bow but was met
by Al, four o. tle soldiers, who commenced making an
During Ills part Of the proceedings Butler received
stab in biz head about five inches in length The wound
having been inflicted by dirk knife in tle hands OF
one OF the assaants. At this juueture toe mother OF
young Butter to his assistance when she was also
met by the soldiers and roughly handled. Her injuries
though MOI OF serious character were quite panfnl.
Dr. Nebnger was Immediately summoned. He
attended 30 the wounded and his mother render
ing e. them all the aid IN his power
After leaving the tavern In question the soldiers
visited nrmber OF public houses In the nolghborhood
each Of which they demanded liquor The Constable
of the First ard John Mcbride was then called on
TO make the arrest lie pursued the assaans as far rs
Washingonaye wharf, where DE endeavored to arrest
the rngleaders IN the dsgracetn proceedings. Find.
ing himself oltgeneraled. Mcbride called to his assist
number Of other officers but the soldiers rallied
and sumoning TO their aid nearly ell the members OF
tho regiment general fight ensncd, during which
police officers knocked down and their clothing
torn from them. The soldiers then made an attack
old lady who had stand for the sale of cakes and
apples Washington.ave. above Church-st. turin 2
the contents of the table and robbng her OF SD in
money After continuing their outrages, and finding
themselves holly pressed by the police. who by this
time had been reinforced. they flew to the boat which
just in readiness to start from the wharf and made
their escape in this way from their pursnerS. Inc
whole affair which highly disgraceful TO
those who commenced it, AMI should be Investigated
and the guilty parties brought to justice Young Butler
suffering much Mt late hour last night and IL will
require the greatest 10 prevent serious conse
quences resulting from the wounds thus inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
Nay. Mrs. ". TAT. M D. Ogden. Dr. Smell Of Cha..s. ~

Nay Mr., W. T,s M D Ogden. Dr. Small Of Chs.ss ~ n
Oebo, Pedro Obac o. r. Williams Of London. L. D. KsP-
an JEFF Rene Chas K.s.e Gag. J. c. Saunders Of Hsy.n
Rhoda Keae of Rochester Luis de Silva Zero. Manual 8
Lopez. Jose Lopez, Garcia, Jo.e Garcia. ostcs
Bn srs We As Meow Ms sa1
SHE Jas H9'ssep. c. K Wilmer and daughter freS Ps
Lord az wife " ,ict and wife NJ burke John w Neon
Ky A Ed:swSIts Go6syt Nan JG:eph Nor, and ar,nk
two John Davis, two children and nurse Ac5.
Hsriy Nj. Starr, Joseph Huhnd, John Byrou Miss r.
Hone ii', Ro.. samuel Whiting am and wife. John Iobia
aud wife. John lone, John Jaali Henry Anyover Asr
Mcknight J. G. Minet ard wife, Miss Miss b and bliss
A. Minei,, Mr Ann Norris an5iorr children Wm GsrMd'
Ben Edre. c. ). Day. James Morton, Rev. o. Delemans:
Robert Gray W. H. Esenbrey, Ars sOphia b. Brown ssd
iap Sii oats1u assG sf Kingston J-r H.m.h
Ada Loui', Miss Euphema ouis, Miss Anne Lecour Mis-
Mare .ccorr Miss Jone LaiDston, Mrs Anderson. Henry
a. Lsylras Miss Jane semaes A. }. Samuel' T. L. mys"
In steamer Fuug shuey fer New orlesn.-Mp L. C. Any
SIsysi.ad. 9; BroT%; s,oddaid < shaw 7. Moore,
j. Rlsy. Louis Eche Mr. P,ine, L. c. Gorkon L. Ribolst
aud sou. '" j. HoIeeme y. w. Gould, b. j. Coaton j. A.
Mrs fancy Miss Mary Fields G. II. Bracket r. a. Thenp-
SON w y. Cook, Dr. Acho, George H. Levere, A. Psu Mr'
In steamship Nevada for savannsb--Cspt Dixie A. A. O.;
C. psrkhul't Jas 4. Peien JOS Hrchbacb J. Brown and
Dr.; }. b. Read wife and daughter Thos O. Fercby, =
Talmsse. Dawson, $ Grckenhemer, w A. HoPson, =.
Uncks f. H. Branch. Maria Melvin Mrs do Ia Roche. T.
HaI;ridss A. H. Champion, Jas b. McKittck, Thos Giss-
son. Mrs. Slayer and children, Mrs Schwsrtz hss
Schwartz B. +. Gaden Jno Dryer. Henry Allen Geo-c o.
Webster J. W. Levitt, j. w. Anderson c. Y. Baxter d. d-
MAGE, j. Fraxisr-end "a in the Storage. -
la steamer John Gibson, tor Washireton--A a. Wmce
and wife, Miss Wilson, NJ Estnsn Miss franklin Mr. Wbte-
side.
Ia steamer Chesapeake, e; Pcrtlandm. B,yssd Mr.
Jane Tucker .rs r. j. Oakley Mis-. Seciy MT Bailey and
lady, s. Cole, J. Peterson Mr.. Chase, Mcbrids mn.
and j. olteuq &. j.
Borzey Miss Gallon Jas Chatham. Stephan Sheara Tnos
White, w. NJ Drunmond, Mr.. Maron, Jchn Wngnf Sergt
Hsniton and recruits j. IL. Trott, Chs Bennett hooer
Moxur Jas. Mcdowell, Theo. Khase Ms T. g. kascs' pm
Golding aud recruits Jas. A. Turiey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
The Case OF Mrs. surratt-sinferncnts Of
Father Walter md Gen. Hardie.
. DE Editor OF The ~. Y. Tr.6une

FLIIVT IFsVI"''
SIR: Permit me to suggest that the contro
versy respecting the manner in which permission was
granted to Father Walter to visit and afford the conso
iaons of religion TO Mrs. Surra before her execution.
has not become as You 20 think in The TRIBUNE
of this morning, "a personal TO the comparative
good temper and ubanity of the Secretary Of War and
Of Father Walter" The Secretary OF War appears to
have taken no part whatever in the matter. except
through the medium Gen. Hardie; and. witlO at
all iuputng. even uferentialy indirectly, anything
wrong OF dscourteous TO Father Water and while
freely ayow myself opposed in present circumsan.
to military trials / am compelled to say from my
personal knowledge of Gen. Hardie that it is mpos'
sibe he could such occasion say do anything
Inconsistent with the character Of strictly cOnscon.
tons catholic gentleman. J. W. w.
N,,r. Yo,l .Iuly lSG5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

LIQUOR SELLING ~ TROY The liquor deal
ers Of Troy are agita.ed the subject OF selling rum
Sundays obey having been forbidden to do 90 by the
proper authortc) and the following trade circular has
been sent around to the members oJ the fraternity
DEAR SIR The peouniary interests u every ono
directly indirectly connected with the sale OF liquors.
ses, lager beer AID eigars is being seriously IN
jured by The oppressive exactons OF the socalcd Capl
tai Police bill recently put in force in this county Its
oppressive restrictions. regulating the disposal OF
liquors on Sundays. weiah heavily and unjusty upon
the business pursuits and welfare of very large AMI
deserving class OF men, engaged in the trade.
The Capital Police bill, Ia this respect II is assumed,
is an arbitrary actan nnwse end futile effort 20
troll the appetite OF the oSen-a nnrifanic ii
In spirit and devoid Of that conservative legislation at
tanning 10 healthy regime Of the public morals.
Viewed In this light 1t r. confidently believed that up
on nroper trial and adjudication tho courts of our
state viii pronounce the bill defective aud unconstitu-
tiha
n, order therefore. that concert ~ action may be
had and the interests of all engaged in the wholesale
and retail sale Of liquors cigors. aes and lager beer
nrotocfed IL is earnestly requested that you attend n
wweetlnr 70 be held Friday evening next. July 81,
Ia az Harmony Wall. al o'clock precisely. n
GATES II. BAHNABD AAIhoAi sHAftH
A IITZIrBrRGEg. Rom. II. TAYLoR,
NM n. BAIcoCK. and numerous others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Jr
Cleared.


Steamship City of Bal.iuOre Obi Mrshouse, Liverpool
Ste Steamship Monczums tBr, Henshaw, Kingston, jam.
steamship stephen cloud Deakne Port ~ Prince, Henry.
steamship Clsrits (yacht veves. St. johns n o.. samr
steam snip Funs shuey, Hdreh. Neworsan'' HI cr0--
seau,sip Cshawba Clifford, New Orleans =: nesry a..
Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, Ssvsn"ah "aAoH'"' wv
ssamship AlIsmbra Benson: Charleston A. LeaTy
steamship Aeisdne, Cary Wilmington No. l. h'ins"0
steamer Ellen g Terry Chaplin Newbera C. Goodspeed
Steamship Yazoo, Couch Norfof and Richmond hsne&ee
steamer John Gibson, Kelley, Washington, H. B. croun'
steamer Baltimore, Lewis, Washington J. Hand. &
S,eams5ip Proteus, Lehman Baltimore, }. Henderson.
s,camer Chesapeake, Sherwood roiuano' H. d. 0'o"'
steamship United States, Davis Fall River Smith Chase
Ship Tberess. Robinson Bristol Eng, Thos Dunham
Slip Ans Eliza, Andrews Richibucso = Whitney 20
Ban r. H. Knight Leighton, Crcnstadt Peck Church.
Bark Diana COliJ Burns bremen. Rnser Bros
Bark Marco Polo (Brem J. Gerdes. lnser Bly, w..
B Bsk Vienna SSnsSss kssson Gibraltar and Mas Bat
lax florence, smith, Csdiz Upper Bss.tis.
Bark LabOralna, (Br.), Raymond, M-'eiie'' D0ya
Bark Princes. Rosal (Br). crowe Cow Bay D. H. 10
woFS Co. p,,c.n 4
FAX Blanchard tBr.l. Ia
Brig w. III. Hams tbTl, Cafu ha'ana' u. H. De"on =
Co. ,,cu.
Firth.
Bris Sarah Flag BK Farrell, Cow Bay Darrell Nash
Brig Eiba (Br Daw Haaupori, N. -, d. X DeWohs
Rs Juno Williams, Monievideo ard Buenos Ayres, JNor.
ton, il ,,.,N,
Big F.r rte Prindle. Barbados =. Henderson
T,i5 Alberti Dow Cadz H. d. J. u. Brookman.
sris hnnand.dale bunker Boston. p. P. Buck Co.
Schr Tigris (Br) Lockbsrt, Curacao ID. K DeWof ca
Schr 6. W. Carpenter, Ednonds, bridgeport, u b. bsx-
schr Talent (Br) Meriman. Windsor N s., 4. smhers
CO. ,,,.e ~. c.. L.
Schr NJ L. wedmorc. B,rnes Charleston s. c.. O. II.
schr William Hone Anderson, Charleston, S. c.. Connof
90. AZ, ,.-. . ru,..
Sclr d. Da idsou, Ketcham, Petersburg, Van brunt e
Slsht. a.. ,, +, cnh.u
sfhr. United, Miller Washington
Schr. Mitch. Loud, Philadelphia
Schr John Randolph. Martin. Philadelphia, Ferguson
Wood
scar w. u. Pius Porter. Cbineoeasas. ..a.' rf.
schr HurJ Kendall. Boston
schr Virginia Bs arse. Boston. , 4, O.
schr W. p. Richie, lrechy Providence mayer sur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
The Departure OF Miss .Inrris-she II
Going Home 10 her Parents.

As stated by us yesterday, Miss Harris faint
ed when the verdict rendered. She was taken
om the room. aud after returned 10 con
scousness. large crowd were waiting 20 offer their
congratulations. and when the lady made her appear
asce leaning on the Of Mr. Bradley repeated
cheers given. She taken 10 the residence OF
Mrs Fales lady friend. Fourth-st. near L, by MI
Bradley. whore she spent an hour or two. Sue was
then taken TO the residence Of Mrs. Carson. New.
York ave-. near TwefIhst., where she stopped until
this afternoon when she left for Baltimore 10 The three
O'Clock train. She vii stop in Baltimore few weeks
with her feDds I'D then go to her parents In Burng
ton Iowa
When he Jury rendered their verdict yesterday aner
noon tho looked ND into Mr Bradeys face, and said;
Not guilty. Mr.. Brsjicyr' who replied. Yos."
am not 10 20 back t. iail" mo you wont 80 10 jail
witness &c om On returning to consciousness she wepi
for 10y.
Her room in the jail was The second room on the
North side of the hall on tie second floor. IL was
neatly furnished, having ingram c.rpe on Tie 1oor
maple bedsteal. hair mattress. table. chairs &c She
speaks In the Sest Of the guards ut The 1i
and saws she has always been treated with Kindness
and respect. Washington Republican. Thursday.
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yyorxsr IN THE sgcoyp.AvE. srEAM.BoILER

EXrfoNoy CAsE-ADJ0UgNMHNT or 1hE cAsS ~
AWAIT 1fie RECOVERY OF THE ENGNEER.-The IN
one,t on the body OF Patrick Colin killed In the steam
boiler explosion on Saturday last. Us previously Ie1
ported whs resumed at the Nfneteenth Fre,inct ~
non Uossfon Friday evening, before Coroner tamoie
DR. j. Gu Shaw. Deputy. Coroner stated thnt ne ned
visited Bellevue Hospital during Tue are, aver
noon and found the engineer oven he,ii,
ann fhp other witness Jacob b Lake, lying insensoie
Top HE Injuries received st the explosion lie iouhd
r. therefore Impossible TO take the deposition OF either
ftHe Witnesses DR.. Shaw stated further that u was
bis INJURIES. Mr.. Lake may possibly recover but at
present is unable 10 make any statement whatever
Nt,er This report was made by DR.. Shaw the Coroner
adjourned the TO await the result o. the injuries 10
the wounded men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
FROM HAYTI.
The Observation-Disclosures By Prcsi.
dent GeHrnrd - Assassinatiou aEd
Funeral Of Gen. Observation-Disclosures Of
Cnpe HaYiien.

The latest intelligence from Hayti shows that
the insurrection is still confined to Cape Haytien. The
Government is able to take the city but desires to
the effusion OF blood necessary in direct attack
President Gefrard has issued proclamation to his
people assuring them that the motto Liberty and Fra
terny" of the insurgents is but sham and deceit.
lie offers an amnesty to the inhabitants Of Cape Hay
tien. and urges them to expel the rebllous leaders
Gen Morisse had been assassinatec by the usurgent
leader Salnaye. grand funeral ceremony took place
ut the Portau- Prince Cathedral at which the Arch
bishop and the President assisted His widow has been
pensioned by the Government
The port Of Cape Haytien ia now in state Of block
ade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
BORT il)arorns' Notice.

srArs oy Ngw-yonn +
roRr-wAapsss orS!cs No. @ " c witA
NOTICE is hereby gyen in aS ss,9 .aslI.s "a"
seS y,s.. the Wsiens Oaca OF tho to. Oh ~
i Issn;s d.s in Sf Si1s '.
WSsn. md that the said surveys or ~ uOsiss q
somprtsa within ten days next sacceos'As '" =
board ssid vessels: ..lsE. r.
RzYk Eliza Maria. .............'' ~ n IL,
Brig Chowan. .........''''.''''' III e. r
Brig CA0'i'' j uajINTHoRNH ToMYklNa f'aSse
y,Avss HyaamAH sssssssU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

INDIAN MAssACRE.-Through letters and YER
bal information nre enabled TO present the following
details Of the recent tragic events In Sanpete and This
tie llleys;
Thursday evening Nav %, pr. Jens Larsen was
gathering up the large flock Of sheep In bis charge
about four miles north OF Farview Sanpete County.
some Indians shot and killed him. He was an esteemed
citizen aged about ~ and left wife and two children
FRIDAY morning GOTH md about twelve miles norh OF
Fairview the same Indians between daylight and sun
rise killed John Given aged about -. bis wife Ebz1
aged about 49, his son John. aged about ~.
and his daughters Marie. Annie and Martha.
respectively aged about 9, 5, and Balls. ar
rows and tomahaWks axes were used III Inc
numbering though none Of the bodies were other
wise abused scaped. The Indians took all the tour
axes guns &c. Of use TO them. killed the calves ana
drove oil between 100 and 2OOhead OF cattle and horses
Monday GOTH Some three miles northwest from Far
view, Tie I-dians killed Br. David Iiadlock Jones.
said 10 have been one OF the "Mornon Battalion
Steps have been taken recovering the stolen prop
erty and administering justice 10 tue muidefers On
the 5th inst Col o. H. Irish, Superintendent OF Indian
fairs left this city to have talk With the Indians ~
that region IDeseret News, June !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

The L. s. mail steamship George Crom-
well Vail from New-Orleans, with the mails. mer'
chandse and passengers 10 II. Il. Cromwell Il Co.. ar
rived here on Friday. On Saturday, July 10, pas sed
steamship George Washington, eager and steam
er Guiding Star Bel. in the Mississippi River. both
bound up. The following is lis; OF her passenseFs'
J. Anthoine II. Beaudei. J. Mcklroy A. H. Redwood j.
Avet and wife G. @ Payne, T.. Scheginger, Robert tro
Iohn H. Dorheiy II. Ii. Miller aud wife. > D. fih IL LEW,
J. d. Abby. T. Chamberlain Capt ehainoe5an .; mYpa
ward T.. Schcberger ~ Door Hunter smith Nnhaa
Devin J. Ludwig, Col. Adm. Bns.ford a. = Aruyl j.
scheIer, l.. Utter Mrs Yci e. Miss VI. feer, M. Il.
Hermann Nrl. T. Hciburh. Miss !" Erfest1n. Ms r.
Toby, NJ. W. Morse IT,, Capt $. Il. rTanahn ~ .
Eavy) Mrs Rdssi. hIs. {. Nesli'1 and daugiteI
Mr.. Andrea, II. GutzneI. Poyd smith, y. :: sewooi
d. b. Macarty S. Bernstein, g. iaschman, G. w Hehne
Russell s. f. Noon WHO children and sersnt Miss NJ j.
Moore Mis-. C. r. Moore Miss Kate Brown. Mrs II. Lloyd
VIM. Davis, Mis-. T. Davis C. Isg.nssyb y. b, heEhogsr
Gen H. Taylor ". p. Benigur, Miss W Paige, MIS- Dunh.
w. r. Seymour vile and clidrcn, w. ~ HeImn; Johr
T. Nelson Vaudeville and servant; Mise Lime o'rs
Mr LIONS, Mrs r. Thompson. Mis. NJ. Thonl~onoits j.
1homp.on, ". l.. Wakefield, H. g. Muagroye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

TIE Boston Traretisr learns that the Hon. Rich.
ard s. FAY, au opuent and Influential msnaaeiurer oil
in Jcad IN thc street while making his way To the
Steamer Mr.. r. was abcu, 20 years Of ase and rem
dered himself very conspicuous few years since NJ
meeting held in Boston TO commemorate 'ohh biowns
birthday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

ROBBED IN A SALoos.-On the night OF tne
10Th inst. James Murray lately discharged from the
Navy, went into the oyster saloon Nos 81 and :.
Diyision.st. In paying tog some OYSTER he displayed
TLis was seen by Patrick Conlan. Thomas Blewtt ard
Michael Dorsey ali hard characters, the last well
known prze.ighter. Inycntng some trihing excuse,
they engaged in fight with Murray. and durlas the
scule managed 10 rob hin Of his pochetbcok and con-
tents They then away, Subsequently, they were
stod by Officer Pike ofthe Seventh Precinct. and
on saturday Justice Shandley committed them for e1-
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
wTuR SUPPOSED CASE or MALPRACTICE.

Yesterday Coroner Wdey held an.inguest at the resi-
deuce OF Mrs Rosea Worcester. No. a39 Hudson-st
on tho body Of the unknown woman whom il was sup
posed on Wednesday last had died from The eIects Of
An abortion produced b. some Unknown person MIS-;
r ed al some length as 70 the Of the death Of
deceased Nothing more was elected than has hereto
fore been published in tbs TRIBUNE. DR.. Wooster
Beach, H.. made postmortem examination. and ionhd
that the cause of death was disease OF the heart and
verdict in accordance With his statement was rendered
by the uIy No friends Of the deceased have rs ap
peared consequently her name and former residence Is
at present, unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Saturday number OF soldiers attached TO the 9th Maine
Regiment stationed the Battery. entered the saloon
Ihyhlted in a diueuft. ana commencea DreGAfng the
furnitare Officer Rorner Of the First Precinct was
called in and attempted to quell tho disturbance when
one OF the number broke musket over his head. A
so ZION Of men was sent from the Station. House, and
Thomas Carroll Charles r. Howe and Charles Coster,
the rngeader were arrested. and subsequently com
iuitted By Justice Downing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

FELL PROM WINDOw.-Early yesterday
morning Henry c. Wagner vas found dead in the rear
OF the premises No. n EsseIst. Deceased occupied
room on the fourth floor of the above house. and sup
posed To have fallen from the window. lie was a ma
tive OF Germany aged % years and resided in George
town. ID. e. Coroner Collin was notified to hold an
inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

SOLDIERS ROBBED BY FEYALEs. On Friday
night Patrick Gallagher and Charles Roberts returned
soldiers accompanied Nellie Woods and Belle Hackett
into the dsreputable house Ne "a Greenest and while
there Gallagher was robbed Of $50 and Roberts OF O.
ell they had On Saturday the females were arrested
By Officer Henderson of the Eighth Precinct and COM
mtted by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

ROBBED IN A SALooN-Lawrence Malone, of
No 50 Greene-st on the night of the 2lst inst.
robbed in saloon In Seveneenthst. of $500 by james
McCloskey aud John Donohue On Saturday Officer
Mcconnell Of the Sixteenth Precinct arrested Nc
ClOskey and he was committed by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
HpAvY RoBBRRY BIZ A SERvANT.-Oflicer

UnwIlps OF tho Twentieth Precinct Saturday
arrested Bridget Gaffney. on the complaint OF hlr
Joseph Brown OF No 3ss West Thirty-secondst. who
charges her with stealing from bureaudrawer stccks
bonds and gold and silver coin valued altogether At
81 on None of the missing vGlusblcs have yet been
recovered Justice Dodge committed tho accused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Jons.l,,.. W. Rice, an aged citizen OF Peoria,
IN committed suicide by hanging himself to oak
tree in pasture near his house The &C, wts commit
lad during temporary abegrston OF mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

The annual meeting of persons engaged IN
musio publishing was held at the Caracs House. Nj
aoars Falls. last Wedne sdsy. large number Of drn,
in VARIOUS parts Of the country being represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

PPRsos .I.-Deacon Timothy Gilbert, q we'll
known pLilal ,bropist and antiSavery man. died at
Boston ON Monday at the ego oil u years. lie was
probably the Oldest Piano'orte manufacturer IN tno
cpuutry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

NRw-YoRK HOsPITAL.-In this Institution on
Saturday there were 255 patients Daring the week u
were admitted, 40 discharged cured, and have died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

FBLoYIOUs AssAULT.-Joseph Hickey OF No.
2fO stanton-st. yesterday quarreled with Thomas
Dalton and the latter struck him the head with a
paving stone INJECTING serious wound. he was ar.
rested by Officer Coffee of the Eleventh Precinct and
committed by Justice Shandley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
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