New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
r. We are informed that John !
Doane will be- candidate for the nomination a s,re..
COmnssioner before the approaching City Convention
Of The Whlg party

~N''"'''"hos SoiVto ho ePP'V.SuinB Shy tOnveo6on
Of the Whlg party.
The FEAST or VEGETABLES. = Tbe
veget,Iisps have expunged the dinner from the bui Of
fare of their Festival At the Chinese Assembly Roos
this evening ard reduced the rate Of admissoa 70 Is
cents, which will admit gentleman win lady UPON
each arm The banquet Of cabbage, squssb succosssh
pumpkin pies, q e,t,ra, 10 b be transformed Into
feass of reason and flow OF soul The affair VIII par.
take mere of Theoretical than practical character
The guests will DO treated tossts speeches and muxs
Overlooking SrAGEs.-A correspond
ent complains that the Yorkve stages are In the haba
of allowing 90 many psnenseIs on the top Of their
stsges as to epdsnger the lives and limbs OF inslde p
,epsers Two or three instances arc related By TIA
complainant where the passengers e the veecs
without paving fare under those circumstance d-s
exposulatns In vain with the driver. Our Informant
considers the duty Of the Of that line OF stages
to increase the number Of their conveyances 20 0to
prevent an occasion for such overloading
T Residents Of Sing Sing and Peeks-
hn are striving get the fare Of passengers from New
York to those places reduced from fty cents 10 one
shilIns EACH with view to increase the population
those villages from New York and vicinity.
T The Health Inspectors Report for
this week shows $50 deaths for the weekl6 iess than
TIE previous week-which "a b be attributed undoub.
edly, to the cooler weather.
TERRIBLE ErFEcTs OF CARELESS BLAST.
INc.-on Monday afternoon an Infant daughter Of Mr.
Matthias Lesner, residing on she corner OF Sxths.
and Fiitysi1th-st, was instantly killed and another
child, four years Of ase, dangerously wounded, bys
large rock vhc had been thrown from blast In Fifty.
sxtht several hundred yards from the residencs Of
Mr. Leaner which fell upon the roof Of the house and
descended to the room IN which tho elder child war
rocking It's infant sister Ia cradle. The body OF ne
nfsn, was dresdfuly mapgled aud its siser rad her
head bsdIy wounded and one leg fractured. Tbs ind.
ydua who had charge OF the blast At the tme u was ex,
poded learning the fatal result, hsd and has moi
since been heard Of The contractor Is one Masterson.
Coroner I've, was notified to hold an inquest upon the
body OF the deceased.
ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT By A BANK
PRESIDENT Earl Arnold, acting President OF thu
Suffolk Bank lately organiz I'D institution Of this City,
was arrested on the complaints of Ers,mus d. Foot Q
Stakeholder and Director of the Bank, and OF Mr..
JPN. Taylor Cashier Of the Bank, who ohargs hin
large amount We give below copies of the siidans
made by the aboye.named co nplainsnts The accused
wss taken before Justice Osborne and held 10 await
animation The following are the afidsvis
Etdsnvs y. Foot being duly IN, Opposes that on
about the 2th Of June, 1852 tho Bank known as the si
Ia Bsnk organized by the appointment OF Cashier
pro tenn President sod Directors; aud further that w
Far Aned appointed to hll the office OF President
temporarily, until the members Of he Association should
&c cleo, other and more suitable that in
puTs OF said appointment the said w. Earl Arnold
6ntec upon performed the duties deyoyins upon hu
a, said PRECEDENT; that while acting as President hs al d.
received large OF money belonging 70 the
Association, counting 10 AL to the d.ponests best iner-
maCn AID belief 70 the sum OF about $1,000, which tho
salt W. Earl Arnold has embezzled and converted to
much As the said Earl Arnold refuses To ascount for
the same pay the the fuods VI the Association
thst said embemeat snd conversion OF tho said funds OF
the Associ,o BY Arnold while acung as President afore-
said. made BY the said Arnold with tho inens tn
btzze and convert the TO hi'own use, without the
eoD'eo of his employers that 10 to say the other oce.
directors and stockholders OF the Association. This de-
Mt that he Is shareholder and oecto, OF
NTH the consent and sPprsn Of SOM. Of hs oSs
share holders the monies herein before mentioned received
BY him into the uDds of the Association and the ssI6
Aroe holds the funds aud refuses give any account
Ct sid funds either satisfactorily or other Else pay
sworn before B. W. Osborn Police Justice
NJ laIo, being swoTn sa that he The present.
be we .cted Cashier the 2th day of August 1882 and
further that or the IN 81 September, 1852 Henry
the isid amount To tho said Homer, upon tho BOOKS
Ing President OF the Bank took into his tho said
s@O ~ End put IL in his pocket without the OF tho
OF ne Bank and deponen believes that he snbeS
zled The ssd sum and converted tho 10 his uss
sid has not accounted to tho Back the said OF
sCo ST. and unhe that Arnold has from the 8ank
his deeoncnt believes thn. he ba. smbsr
Led the some and converted the sans 70 his On sa and
h me SAID Arnold refuses to account Tor the
Sworn before Justice Osborne. w. '''"'"'