New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-08

g. 00O and has introduced competitor for the travelling
pstropssa they feel Themselves justified 10 reis-ng
they have done.
We learn ihsi The mail between NeE Haven and
sprnrheld IL hereafter 10 be carried BY wagon Mail
matter for sprn gfed and places above In the Connect
en-, River valley 10 20 90 by way Of Albany and the
Western Rslroad and a. for = day mail between here
and Boston Why tina, will exist for the pre.ert only IN
the IDEAL
QUsRAvrrSg HosPraL-On Monday Sept G.
3s7 patient. were remsiuins in this institution During
the week Is persons drd there - DISCHARGED -
convaicsc,ut Or rs new cases were admitted
LARsE EaoLE.-A laree eagle was caught alive
Yesterday 81 O'Clock in Market 81 by Mr }. Con
rad
~ On Saturday and Sunday 500 immigrants
arrived 4, this port
C.RE1zsssFss ASn Pratt ne Editor 81
IT, Tri5uas. 90 ih@ pier q hs Erie Railroad situated
At toe FOO, OF Wet Dlsne-st there exists seam "
cha.n which forms very convenient Prrits ,7rraH1
iuio the lower world for soy Who may visa % disappear
without os,er..aon or noise Sid seam or chssn.
jutsing from hs.iy gsnce Is from two 10 three ieeiin
Width and extends through considerable portion Of
the lower half Of the pier parallel with and directly In
the middle Of il and having bsrricaie around i or
warning Of any kind 70 hinder the blind benghied
ps..er from tree sud uno5structed descent
Last nsht shout 10 o'clock a. cams from the boat.
s. sorle half dozen men and boys looking down Into
tai. opening with Lanterns Ga Dining them 10 learn thu
object Of interest seemed msn sni woman .trus
e.gi IN thu dark waters below She had been passen-
ger on board d. - Nicholas ani in inclil11 Ie o.
one side 10 order avoid ths crowd IS she came up
the ler was yrociy.ied uto tbs escherous aperture
One Of our onn rsh'ahorers happened 90 bo stand
irg aud hearing The splash and The cry he by That
Generous impulse for En'ch flr humhsst of that
nation are distinguished plunged n or rather dorm Ia tho
dark after her Fortunately he Vas sbie 20 End snd 20
grasp her dress bforc fh sank ard nov bent over
The scam ssrff noble foE RS ing with one han1 To-
supDOri hmfef By the shiny splice and With the other
20 keep the poor Vomsns head shove wser snd ~ get
rope under ter srnpiis. The crowd every moment in
cressng and some calling cut one Thing snd some ano-
Their slOop- boat % .ifth cam 20 our SO. ana the
sufferer was ex,re .ed but no, untl Der vital breath
departed. that would not have insured ii
for treasure
Now sir In my opinion that poor rishfnan should
ceive a handsome donation and that Company the Erie
Railroad should make H. snd moreover DO subjected 10
a smsr fine i'r Astounding and mus, say, criminal
piece Of negligence Sir h8f The night been darS
enough and none N us seen ,he danger before
hare 1t there for time past there IL NJ
reason. saving mere ueh, Why dozen ~ M might not
have shared the same disaster perhsp' more mourou
one. with this honest woman :
Did ~ THF sTREEr--A coored man named
Jacob Barker taken suddenly ~ yesterday At the
corner OF Oak sni ChaFnut IS AMI almost instantly
plred.
SPECIAL SESSIONS Thomas Eastwood was ad-
10 iged guilty Of stealing three curtsinpns snd guam
tity OF curtain gimp from Rocheiori sxsnen Of t35
Broadway ard sent need n 90 dsyf imprsonment In
tn psniieruarv and ~ additional imgIsf nmsnt of CD
days In the Peuieatisry for stealing piece OF lace
worth s. from p &. A-kerman n i2- Hudson st..
Godfrey Knoll for stealing gun worth - from +
Enss of Ia Thirist Peniieniary 30 dag william
Mcdonald Tor stesne four Team. Of paper worth SD
from Thomas Harrington Of - Clif 81 Peniteniisfy
months Patrick Carr. for assault sud battery
John McAeer IT p Pei consigned % the City
Prison for 10 william Henry King. for stealing
a carpet bag and sundry articles Of wearing apparel
worth about s. from Alfred Van B.nren 90 board tho
Steamer Roger Williams vas scot 10 hlscs wells lslsnd
for monihs Aicr disposlng ~ Few other cases Of
minor the Court adj1urred until Friday ucxi
porrgg % frrr BIZ on ~ the Chief Cfi-r. sr-
rested night bench warrant issued by the Court
of Sessions a man named Hugh Mbnohau Who stands
ind ted Ia I'VE Of burglary In the 30 dssrse He
detained George Wscbeft was arrested lat nght
by officer Langdon 81 the Fourth Ward, charged with
violently assaultr9 George Brown with suny shot
lie detained Two irishmcn. named David Regan
sud Timothy Coylcy. were engaged 10 playing domino1s
Ia porter house 10 south 81 last night when quarrel
arose and they sgrcei 20 tho wharf - the foot OF
Roosevelt a and isht il While engaged 10 the hght
Reg.n struck Coyley violent blow which kuoctei him
into the dock and before any assistance could ID
dered he drowned Officers ~hAms and WllsiOn OF the
Fourth Ward arrested Regan and took him before jus
tce Drinker who locked him up 10 answer. The body
OF Cuyley recovered about an hour alter he was
drO xned. EmeliDe Bennett vas arrested last night ~
officer Fearnn of the Seventh Ward charged with steal
ing $50 from Mcdonald Facy. She was detained.