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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
The Reyenuc Cutter Service.
THE NEW REVENUE CUTTERS or TIrg LAKE
TRIAL TRIP or TIE JOHN SHERMAN, Z

THE NEW REVENUE CUTTERS on TiTB LAKES
TRIAL TRIP or TIE John SHERMAN, THE
FASTEST CRAFT on LAKE EBiB BTO., ETC.
Some time since the Treasury Department
ordered The construction Of six steam cutters
for The Lakes The contracts for two Of them were
awarded TO Peck & Kirby of Buffalo. WORK was
commenced on them IN March 1861 and has progressed
rapidly as circumstance would permit and in few
days tee John sherman and VIM Pitt
fessenden VIII be In commission and doing duty ON
Lake Erie both vessels Of the and the fpi
loving dimensions; Length, lao feet beam - ieci
dcpth Of rold IA feet The engines were butt by
Fletcher Harrison e. Co. ut the North River Iron
Works OF this Ci and ocod tho nest pieces
Of mechanism on toe Western waters. The engine
have each 4such cylinder with foet stroke Of pton
The boiler is feet sheA and - feet In lclgth Tho
blower engine has l2heh cylinder and l2inch stroke
~ piston. Tho wheeas g feet u diameter nId ?
feet face. he engines cost about S75oOD each. and
The boats complete without armament for si6ooo
each.
Tho trial trip OF the John Sleruan took place on
Thursday afternoon and efg party bOsrd
~ witness the pcorma OF ITO iaatcit vessel ne
lakes. as shc proved 10 be oa that OCCASION Scantr
sherman was among tho guests, and Mr PeSk. her
builder Andrew Fletcher OF n. y. Cnpt. KnApp Gov
efnmert SnpeTinien Of TIE hull and ~ II Plurtett
SupeTuiondng Engineer. VITA . pounds Of steam tho
cngIge made - feVulnt'ons per uI ute cuitns of u
hnfstrOke the CINE working 6Tn0lthly ard To- tie
tire satisfaction 81 ell concerned. ufng the TRIAL trip
tie sherman tested her speed nth the Pacific Cnuisso
nd 0iher last steamer oDd ron by tom With porect
easc.
The Sherman was absent on tho TIP ahou, ,hrce
hours, and m that ttns made distance G. about 20
niles going the rate Il ID knots per hour. when
everything has worked down 10 lts bearing Il IN be-
hcved she eau make ~ niles an honr with case and
safety The armament f0r the sherman VIII consist Of
rnci guns aud a couple - brass how Scrs, and whom
coz peted will be credit % oar revenue murine ioee
upon The lakes Hitherto sailing resses have performed
revenue marine duty these waters und II = due 10
say that to Mr. Harrington, late Assistant secretary OF
Treasury. aud Mr. +. II. stlmln, Superintendent OF
Construction and Repairs, 40 New.hork the country
Is indebted for the introduction of steam into the lake
cutters. Tho engines were built by Fletcher. HaTfison
Co. and shipped out there for tbs 10 was con.
siGered that better piece ~ wOrl nanshp could DO
produced by them ard In les time than any ira IN Tie
West
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10 McCon Firth. - ''ys win mds
Bs k.r reter.on Santa Crvz IL day. with sur,, ana
Brig cen,1y johnson, Eepvita II days. with Sugar -
Brig Rush. Ovens sstiia River o. 70 DAYS timber 10 r
L. Jones. ''' '" -
Scbr Free WIND Lawrence Petersburg days. with coos
scbr. Wing ofthe Wind Rogers Baltimore for New Haven
schr Mary jane Porrish Turks Island days. salt to j.
sni L Co - 1900 49, % I"
senr Athlete cousins Pernambuco 30 days with sugar b
Brett Son Co.
shr NAylror Mars:On Csthagcna 20 days with wood u
thompson Hunter
sem Mary Harris English Of and from Nassau days with
moe to Montell & Bsrtow.
Bs Js.r momata Hawkins Mobile II days, with cotton A.
Jones & Longh e' " '' N'' Wv" ~
cccnt Chase, Mills, Providence
SSchht Iharles, Morris. New London %
0chf Joseph, Mccarthy New.London
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and half returned With vel diet guilty Sentenced
10 two years and six months 10 che State Prison.
John Schedicker was then ar-nigned Tor grand iar,
oeuy in stealing two watches but no case appearing
against him. the District Attorney aandoned the ease
lie was acquitted OF the charge but held on another
day az 10 q. IN.
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Total sales. $40 800
The engines Of the Wando were estimated TO be
worth $4,000 The bids her started at $50 coo and
run up s7OOOO when she wgs Knocked down TO Ben
commenced at 500 600 and very slowly up to s7.
on ard TIE sale was stopped there, nobody but
Benncr & Brown would bid any more. The Daylight
could not be sold ri any price although Mr. Sirgs out
Of charity bid as high as $1,000. The Navy Depart
ucnt want $4,000 for her. The inevitable Benner
Brown bid $1,000 for the Anaranthus but more money
is required FOR her than that The George Mang
ham withdrawn. being full OF ordnance stores and
owing to lack OF accommodations she cannot be dis
charged for some time 70 come.
There was quite large attendance Of persons. and
many millions were represented but prices did not suit
general Impression seemed to prevail that the prices
set by the Navy Department were too high. The truth
H. that with What have already been sold and will be
put Up a auction the market Is gutted mud parties are
little careful in their purchases than they were
few weeks ago.
ANOTHER IRoS-CLAD ORDERED TO TRIAL AT
SEA.
The two-turreted iron-clad MiantonOmoh has
the coast hiefEngineer King will III her out for one
inontns service. Tho Misntonomoh is probably thc
finest vessel of her class Giloat
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt. A. n. Smith, Chief of the Bureau OF
Equipment and Recruiting at the Navy.Iard yes
tcrday.
Mr. Delano and Chief Engineer King of the
BIookyn Navy have been ordered 10 inspcet the
steamers for the new line 20 Brazil.
The Onward was put in commission ycster-
day at O'clock. She will sail In few days for Brazil
and Will taEo out mail for the ships ON that station
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accompanied by Sergeant Garland OF the Jefferson
Market Court squad, and section Of men. on Monday
nlght made descent upon the disrepatabe house No.
=, ida smith ts~e1brr Win e;~at male AND seven
female inmates, and on Tuesday morning they were
committed by Justice Dodge.
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Naval Intelligence.
AUCTION SALE OF NAVAL vBSsELs.

The sale which we announced in yesterdays
Issue took place at noon but resulted in less interest
than former occasions The auctioneers did not be-
gin with their former prompti.ude, and the persons
present were in qucat of vessels at lower prices than
the Department Felt justified in selling The following
lps,els ucr sold
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SUPREME CoURr-CHsxBERs-sEPr s.-sBefore Judge
BARNARD.
COMMUNAL ENDEARMENTS-AN EvAsTvE HUSBAND.

Somcrs art. Somcrs.-'rhe plaintiff in this case
asks limited divorce from her six months husband. The
lady says she had golden 400 and until her husband had
obtained and disposed Of the money he honey toward
lady But riches wings, and with them He'd the nus
bands good behavior Z. - - 800, - ~...-
He struck her abused hor turned her out OF aoVrs a1
compelled her 20 spend evenings IN an clubhouse She no"
SAYS that be intends retiring the FL Dorado OF California
Ing her deoste and ash she cosr Ivy wt OF ne txca
70 restr erng hu until he provision for
her This i her story the other side viii probably be anus
Ing in It's direct denss and counter charges The Court hold
ing the AGO ia gold to be the of the mattel granted
the writ, bIiDs Ito Of the bail at $500.
! Before Ju dice SUYnERLAND
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Y
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DTCIErONS ..A


Willis Gaylord agt. Frederick Lange.--Motiont 70
strike cat granted order to be settled moton VIM H.
Walug ng'. Edward Rembold Ct aJndyn en ordered In
The Ausclnet Of tue Ship Rio tirande ap,
proved; attachment dchbrged Bennett ag Kelly 81 al Two
eases) Motions granted; cider TO be settled Henry
Whton Of a. ag VIM Jackson at a.Motion denied, with
10 costs, to ghde event; SquIe agt OiInan MOTION
gr,nted. sur, lie, Pt ~ nNn 10 Re gfproyed.
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The Boston correspondent Of The Springfield
RyEbiicdn says tie workmep On the Hoos9c lunne!
have encountered soft rock and water ht tho western
end Of The excavation, and that <lOuOO have peeh
fruiuessly spent there.
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Travellers Guide.

10 hllhny, by Hudson H. H.. Depot Sfhst shi .Yr
IOth.ave., aud by Harlem H. r., pepo, 2eth.st ID
and 'ih nv. VIA Hudson River, a e. m, Hfo'
nnd loi D. n via Harlem ~ a m.GniS 20 g. M H'
Sunday train. via hudson River, 2. m tly
b>twecu Chambers and SOthst staiion
aud Oty Hall and goth 81. station. .
40 Albany. landing at principal places on the iiud-
son, by steamer q. Nibbarh Tuesdays, ilursdays
and Saturdays. and Daniel Dies, Mo days, We'd
i-fdiys ard filsys from foot VI DssbfosseA 81
7IJ .. IN, landing at Thre.h q. 49,. "
TO Albany, by steamer 81. Jolm. MONDAYS, Wed'
neseays and Fridays and le Hendrix Hudson,
Iursdiyr Thursdsys and Saturday. nom pier W . -
II, N....................s .''...'.s.'''.''.. so
10 Baltimore 10y the New Jersey h. H., loot 81
Coirtlsndtst and ill m. : r. M and - -
uldlls Sunday. ......-'';,'.''
To Bridgeport. By steamer Bridgeport leaving rec" .,
slp utllyt ht....,..s....
TO Boston, by steamers City Of Bath. every Ssiuf
day and ycuey Blue every "Wednesday nom 4 = n,
per ~ N
To Boston. by Eew.I.ondon line, Pier vH ~,
and Neptune Line, Pier q N. H., daiy ls"aV m
cseertcdl. i,.siJ
To 4 ,slon, by New.Iisyrn H. H., via Spnnsheiu; -
Zllhst aud 4thay.. !" ~. an y :"
| 10 Boion. BY Ncw.hayen X. r., 2ithst s'u s" -
ev,, via Shore Line l2l end o y. M sunday, p
! IT, Caifkil. by steamer 1honS, Power, lLVr l.'
/ Of ffanklin.aL n. r., every Tuesday ana THURS
/ dAY,4b p u. and ever ayNt''",r -" p a
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miscellaneous.

ALL SIZES NEW EASY WALKING
N CRUTCHES -HARTMANS PATENT ELASTIC
RUBBER CRCTCHES pronounced by all who have
them be the greatest I'm made to Aid
and comfort Phy who have examined thern
testify they tbs oHly Cu,ces made on natural
scientific principles Any number " Testimonials from those
who have used them be the salesroori No 41et
Broadway between Broome sna Granists N. Y. Whole
ale aud retail GEO w LOVEJOf, NJ. d. Sole Proprietor
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Marbi

E'OR sALE-TWO FLYER TWISTERS
runrnr order For psrtcears spply to VIM. H. McPHER-
SON No. is Cisrk-ss Paterson, Y. }.
TODD ~ RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mef-
ch.nts No Dsy.s., works Paterson n. j.; manufue-
tre stationary portable ngnes and Boilers, fax, Hemp
Tow and kops Machinery Mill Gearing ShAns& a
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2nole~

lon. 81 30 N"' 'oi Az o. "'-Aug ~ lat HWs
snip Eernandins iOrew York-s.h Inst, 100 mile, T. of
C0rdea from Cardiff for Baltlnoe-2d inst, off Nan
sss Bessie Simpson, for Phsdepf I'd inst, IS miles g.
BarS Mary Elizabeth Of and for Boston from Remedies.
NJ, lon. $40 w. my w. ie'' "
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. John Logan and
Jonu Mulgan VIGOROUSLY bad characters. late on
Monday night attacked Mr.. Anthony SpriDgnnn OF
No. II Sherfst.. while the latter coming through
Avenue a. near EighteeDth-St. aud attempted to ROB
BIN Of his watch. He succeeded in breaking from his
sssailants and ran into a saloon near by The woud.
be robbers arrested after 10y Officer wager OF
the Eighteenth Precinct and yesterday they we're com
Hlitied by Justice Douge for trial.
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ICE CREAM REDUCED in PRICE,

ICE CREAM REDUCED in PRICE,
As CENTS PER QUART -In consequence Of The fall In
NJ co many the articles used In lee Cream, and dis
position the public induced TO put the
price Of WE. nown and sePer9I Creams snd Ices
In thus reducing the price rely tie voume Of
business than the profits necessary to small sales TO make
II pay Is sell large quantity per dem and
accomplish this have only 10 this MARVEL
OusLY LOW PRICE. One thousand quarts must be sold
daily and we confidently rely this 10 Newly
While odatng Bo ton and Baimore pub
lie cents drtaruned the Citizens OF New York
shall enjoy equal advantages rheroe send In your orde
aud sustain hi, effort to dnish this splendid luxury at -
eents per quart As An ARTICLE for DESSERT
nothing can be more delightful aad cheap For the
veunce those LIVING in the north part Of the city
we lave opeued branch establishment at No GOS SIXTH
AVE- two doors from ThirtybSth.st where an scconmo-
dating clerk viii be in attendance A pract able
branch Office. viii be opened ia other parts of the city
Terms cash down. j. RUSSELL & Co, No 800 Fourth
ave- one door from Twenty thId-s, 10. COS sixthsvs
two doors from Thirty -sixthst. pr hi'l N .H.{ ff-
NKw.YoRg, July, 1866 H. ..l
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port-Warnens' Notire-
STATE OF Nzv-Yopr

STATE OF Nzw-YoRK.
Poxr-wkKDeSs OYFicg, No. 100 Wanst
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
section Of the act passed Ap H. 1851. ettisd "a.
Act 10 Reorgsize the Wa.den. Office Of the Pot Of New
York; all persons Interested In having chargs Of he
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey, has
the oowng vessels under examination BY the Pos
Wsrens and that ths said examinations viii b
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qog BRoAD.GAUGB ROUTE - THB ERIE
Ir.Srrc AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS
mopibs past the travel between the East
., West bas been so great that all the rail.
-, le,ding TO and from the Metropolis
A.s, croyded--so much so that the different COM
,;.. have found it very difficult TO procure cars
80, for tho accommodation OF passengers. The
.,ps rorfcs have each ttoir particular advantages,
"a mceessuly dispute with each other for the public
'.,,0osg They are all making money; bat upon none
= ,p have the receipts more rapidly increased than
'.ns Atlantic and Great Western and Erie Railways,
.,cb form together the only broad-gauge route be-
,,,sn New YorS and Cine matt aud other points
set
Vsbsye Travelled over al the lines radiating hence,
,suu,t say we prefer the Atlantic and Great Western
sd which like the Erie has broad and comfortable
rl generally new cars, that are quite relief after
arGsrity with the narrower ones. The broad gauge
,ss furnished By the two roads in question Offers par
4,sr inducements 10 ladies travelling aloao ard 10
sues with children and even men who have business
rUhere West must be pleased with the larger hbe1
a augmented comfort Of tho elegant and spacious and
20, ventilated cars on tie Erie and Atlantic and Great
Tesern routes.
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CITY NEWS.

7uR CENTRAL PARK.-Ihe Cen
Nos' .,issoners announce that the Park Cor
81 PS'A .,in play on the Lake to-day 9th iuS''
y DIlnrs until O'Clock ?. y.
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fnrniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE al
manufacture. Also. sod CD stnut and Walnsl
Chamber sars, plain ard ornamental OF II :. fAhhiN0-
TONS ~ Car a-s,. opposite oostrn Estssllsaed ish
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Professional Notices.

nR. KUCZKOWSKI, Homeopath and Hy-
~ dropah al diseases especially diseases Of the Eye
and all kinds of wounds
Office hours Com 10 to 70 M from to ard Ito 10 p N
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I EVILS IL cox.
IL JOSEPH j. LEwrs CHARLroy T. LEWIS. s. s. Coz.
COUNSELCRS At LAW,
No. LED Brosdway Z. y. Box, No 5000,
NEW.YORK CITY,
Attend to all business the Courts a the United Satea
ard ia tie Departments Wellington. Especial attention.
given Revenue business and TO claims ashnse
furci,n Governments, az well IS cur own
judge risnce as Conlnssonerof Internal KEY
enEe and Charlton T. Lewss experience as Depiy CoDHn-
.ioner viii be guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
the Reveuue Laws. - -, D.
NJ Coz OF -four yrers with the Con- Of
Fore airs in Congress and bis long membership OF tne
National Legsatu rsu,e thorough knowiedse Of eeiAa
ton and practice In both departments.
GTRICTuRE, FISTULA, HEMORnHOlDAs
- Gc.-HEMoRBH0lDS radically cured in ten mnntes
without ke oansc acid special attention to a
ds,ases Of the Peiyie Ni.cera BY BENNY DANIELS,
NJ o. COMPUTING aid Operative Surgeon No nionsarsre.
Yy,HE JUDICIOCS TREATMENT Of EER-
i VOUS DEBILITY, kc.-C. D. HAMMOND. NJ d. fog
merry Professor Of rscial Anssory and Surgery 10 the
Syracuse Me Zeal College, n. T. Oise No. 81 sat 2'hSes
Hew.York City, opposite HeStl1ves Railroad Depot
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COLLISION OF vEssws IN THE EAST RIVER.

COLLISION 0P VEssBs IN THE EAST RIVER.
10, i% sAip Margaret Evans was struck by the Bridge.
n, ABOUT o'clock Oh Tuesday morning during a
~! leg' 10 the Last River, at the pier foot Of Cor
rAlsst; and severely Injured that she would have
~ she sot been hauled out TO the upper part Of
~ soeA The Margaret Evans was formerly New
~ esa london packet, out she is now freight yes,
- arc recently arrived from LeghOrn with cargo OF
Gs,S ~ G.SsF9.e, meeearoni and pumieesionc Ihe
sOOg, Se5OO' 10y '
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kEYKNrR MAINE ITRMs.

The Treasury Deparmeut have purchased
the gunboats Delaware 8ud Nlnsoinoud for the Rsyo
nue. Marine Service paying $1,000 for ihe ltn,r aud
$4,000 for the latter They afc both In BALTIMORE
being fttei for service The Delaware "a iaieDdei for
tue OF Texas and the NaDsemond FOR the coast Of
Ccorgin.
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a., a hcvsR RoBBED.-A party of burglars, at an
~ cr on Tuesday morning entered the residence Of
.oasa window which had carelessly boon left open
I. ~ ?9e oithe inmates While engaged In looking
NJ ctOfS they were disturbed by the appearance OF
~. l-res Goodenough, ADD succeeded in making
Wy sverware 20 The aIoonnt If Si56 Ind aS9 6een
laSsIpS ~ large carpet bag. but this TIC thieves
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A PIcKpocKEr ARRE-rEp -On Monday night

A PICKPoCKBT ARRESTED. --On Monday night
wi lie John Gaer Of No l35 Crstiest: was passing
through EdIidge e. lie was met By Richard Suppe,
who grabbed his silver watch and ran away with II.
lie followed by Gaer and Officer Strutsberg OF the
Tenth Precinct In his fight the thief threw away the
watch II wos recovered and the thief arrested. Yes
te1day lie was committed by Justice STANDBY
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu Rses..,.5:51 sun Set'....6:26 Moon rises. 100
nigh WATER THIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 9ioS Gov isand... s5 Hell Cute.
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ue.p - With zoo loss cattle this
BILL 49,. arc firm at former quotations q
ss'f ~ 49,, on the best grades. due mainly
I'D hsu~ ,n,litv however. One bunch Of lC
ny na,ebcss County cattle were sold at Sioo eaon'
,c i7c per pound P'ir steers brought 70 ioc.'
afs'S .,,,s all tho way from 10 to l3c All were
81 and lambs are very abundant over q 500
ID go - ,aceved daring tie past week. They are
hs ssr however al last weeks prices or 647e.
sDIs and sa9lc. for lambs Hogs are lower. and
s.,ovlr with surplrs on hand, buyers holdms
gum further reduce priees They are generally
%, At l2SI2sc best l2le.
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ensured FOR GIVING FALSE CERTIFICATE.

CBySURED FOR GIVING FALSE CERTIFICATE.
An inquest yesterday held by Coroner Gover at
IA 80 Shcriff-s on tie body Of Mrs. Augusta Bun
md Of Wiamsb1rgh who died at the house Of her sis
N Of the above number on Monday. The following
erimony YVES taken: WilhcInina Gross. testified; l
~ the sister of the deceased OF Nonday week she
cre to visit me, and the next day was delivered Of
tEins by a midwife named Miller. living in Houston
even hours previous to The death OF TIE living Child.
re Dr. Haffsl of No. "a littst, called. and said
Fat the od could not live; be returned IN the even.
81, aud gave certificate for both children,
earging 70 cents for the same; abort three
hys subsequently my sister having oeen taken with
sycr, he came again and p!escribed but mg brother
ia kiue Raffe sent fol D.. Graf and lie gave Us 10
I've of iay sisters rccOyeIYi she died at about
,ock Yesterday afternoon. The jury rendered yer.
at " That the decreased died vi pncTperal fever and
20 eensure DIR. Rlfcl of No 64 Pittst., for giving
e,,ifcate Of death for child u deceased without see.
hg sold child for nearly hO1r after death: ard lie
rsnting Of said certificate We believe contrary 10
Av" Deceased was a native Of Germany, aged q
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Knocked DowE AID ROBBED.--Ant0iDe
L',eoutT While in the Liberty Garden IN the Bowefy
q AOrAy night. IGaae the acquaintance II james
ts!on and OF the invitation Of the later weat with
~ take aWalk After proceeding o short distance
y-!oo saddealY turned npJn bis companion. Knocked
~ cow aod rObb him Of sSl. Tie thief was sub
s!o.ay arrested by o ficer HyndeJ of the Fourteenth
Sleenes and committed for trial By Justice Hogan.
SSsslolJg was sent 10 tho House Of Detention as a
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t, "a 'N!AhBLISG DIX BROKEN UP.-On Mon
q ,S.s capt Speight, Officer McCary. and Others
Ne l,y ty'Aiptb PreciDct made a descent upon
LII dss1SmDhng house kept ly Joseph Lewis at No.
Jon n T.'.y. arrested tie proprietor. the dealer,
Hzss 10 the game end took them 10 the station.
ussor - s,erdey morning Lewis was held 60 bail in
tssher-.d S'VW by Justice Dodge, and Eustace was
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,,rsoy1gpGMBNT.-Mr. Lester purSer of
.,n,hip Eaterpe, will accept oar thanks for usual
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Tns GRAND CONGRATULATIONS PIC-NIC OF
sNDrRs AND SAHoEs At tho last meeting Of the
Tried les SOLDER and Sailors PROTECTIVE Society," it
VS. reso al to give 1000 free tiekots Of admission to
IA unemployed, destitute OF disabled soldiers eld
,lors and also TO the widows and children Of tho
rive men who have died IN the defense of she c0untIy
Ttoe tickets are daily delivered 70 the above indl-
rj1sl between and 4 o'eock until Monday, IN.
Gliding sunday, by appg al the oaiee OF TIC Metro
Item Tpp,o; melt Agency, No. 1876 Canal.st., and
tsseItiag tas discharge, pension or other official
Vpsrs.
M tickets Of admission for the public, which are at
Scents each admitting one lady and gentleman. may
obapod AZ the above Office aud also a, all the prin
Gps hOtds aud public places.
lis expected tia: tie Congratuaton Feast which
botake place on the 18th inst VIII he hODored hy the
presence OF some Of must iusiriOus goueras, at the
k.d the procession of the Veterans escorted by
,ne militia regiments. with several bands Of music.
he picnic viii be monster affair and Of great benefit
{. Oar unemployed veterans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06

Rsrarrsr, W ESoisE-H House PRoPERrY. John
eGsf anctiones' sold yesterday morning. at II
~ recr,i piSSpeity q EnSlne Company No, g. which
a. That company ~ vas ante fan6pa f., SO iIs
skiii@.g OF It's members have figured prominently
spsnsivss O., iho eneiueLouse wos tastefuliy and
tssssi ~, nHod M, and The fnrture, of quite an
''uei' Drought vog1 good prices
pIsDskLY FoUsB BRoKBy Up ny THE To-
- pleA'oh OF tie Twenty.cghth Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
TuE NuIDERED MAN.

Dwycr the murdered mar was about forty years OF
age. war single. and had sustained good character.
Ia WAS formerly ia thu employ Of Mr. Frank Socum.
and had tho general supervision Of his rag warehouse
on Commercr.si At the time - his dcnth be was IN
the employ Of SIR. SiocDm's successor, W j. Mclean
and regarded trustwOrthy and Industrious CIT
zen lie resided with bis mother on front-sL