New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

the principal hotels:
Count Ro.. Eu,ops = i' r William. Grand Rapid.
MAJOR Ripley, U. !. Army e G Brayl Jamaica Wi
Philip Williams London 3 Il Butler Georgia.
Hon Fred Toilet Albany CAP. s Portland S.vrlesu.
Hon. II. J. Ponder. Virginia Petibone, Albany
H Aeker Detroit
IRVING HOUSE.
Col Ptilpott Bermuda D Bened,et Chc.
Major s. Smith Washington. A Jeffrey, Canada
Hon Friend Humphrey Albany Capt F.be ship Western
Gen Luster. Ms. T. Weed. Albany
cspt Nsi.cH, 6. s. Amy. jc. Fargo August Ga,
News FROM WEsrcHEsrrR-Mr Thomas Towndrow,
an old reporter ofths City and thoroughly capable
has lust started paper at New Rochelle called The West
chester Acrs. published every Friday. at - per
1t is handsome sheet wide awake upon home matters
the for any country paper within days mail
of the Meropoi and ought to be generously sustained by
the people of Weschester We copy from it the following
items
The NEW ROCHELLE RAILROAD-The parties interested
in the Second Avenue Railroad whose operations in is
construction recently suspended in consequence of
Injunction being served upon them have made another
proposition to the authorities Of New York, which tits BE-
lie, ed will receive their sanction The former guarantees
Of the road propose to to Harlem river by
horse power and pay into the City Treasury sOO for
employed the road Should this proposition be tlVpra
bly, acted upoD tits believed that the project OF the New
York and New Rochelle Railroad would IT.
sructcn at early day notwithstanding the fact that there
would be loss OF time in passing to and fro instead %
saving in consequence of the prohibition Of steam power in
the City The inhabitants OF Pe Westchester West
Farms Union Port and East MorrisanA saxiously
looking for active operations IN the matter.
NEW HAYES RMLRoAD-NEw ARRiyGENESrs.-The
summer ARRANGEMENTS of the New York and Newt.
Railroad 90 into operation Monday next the OH inst
The accommodation train which has heretofore lett New
York al D. p Nj will. during the SIMMER leave at past 5
NJ aud the Boston express train 10 leave New York
1t ; o'clock, instead of 81. L. NJ stopping only at New
Haven. Springfield and Worcester An express train vi,
leave New York for New Haven also at clock, p NJ
stopping al Stamford. Norwak and Bridgeport Several
new and beautiful cars intended for the Nsw York and
Boston EzDress Lane passed the road to New York
on Tuesday. TO be ready for start Monday They
finished inside with mahogany, curled maple and rosewood
the bottoms and backs cushioned in tins
elegant and comfortable manner.
Posi- OfrIcE CHANer,-1he following regulations have
Mr. Ro,hcEe-J j. Deal appointed.
Rge-Daniel Strong
Hcstchc,ter-WliaIn H. BOVINE
hount lerHon.-A post office is petoned for, AMI as
surances are given that will BE- created
LiGHT House OK ENEcUroS RorKa-Mr. Benz amin
Baker, New Rochelle has received the appointment ot
Keeper Of the above Light House.
LiGHT IloUsE oN CAPTAINS lsGAND-Mr. Charles ,Icin
iosh has been appointed by the Secretary OF the Tre lsuy
Keeper OF the above named Light House
DTpICATIoH Al PORT CpEsrER-lhc new Roman Cath
Ollie Church recently built in this village 10 be caleb he
Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy, Is 10 BE- d-dctei ON
Sunday morning, June 8 which occasion Ar h0isApP
Hughes and several other Catholic ciergymen Of dstac
ton Will be present aud fake part in the services of High
Mass The Roman Catholic Church in White Pans vii
be dedcSed in the afternoon OF the day Both ~ "A,
above Churches will be placed under the pastoral o
the Rev j ORely, OF New Rochelle and his associate
Rev James Coyle
RoppTRY OF ADAMS EXPRESS CoNPtSY- A Young
man 10 years Of age, named Major S-tb Damon formerly
a Delivery Clerk in the employ of Adams Express Com
pany No 50 Broadway yesterday brought 70 the City
an employee of that Company and taken before Justice
Bocar 10 answer charge of grand larceny committed on
the 18th of last March II appears that on that day the
accused was intrusted with two packages of moneyOne
contsning $ GEO. and the other slJoO-to deliver as di
rected instead of doing which however he appropriated
il 10 his use aud He'd the City. few days since lr.
Plsnt Learn ed that the young had located himself at
Toledo and Mr VIM. b. Dnsmore, one of the firm OF
Adams Co., went before Justice BogaI ard preferred
complaint against him. warrant FOR his arrest was issued
and Mr. Plant started with it TO Toledo On confronting
the accused be Acknowledged To Mr. Plant his guilt and
voluntarily accompanied him 20 the City When taken
before the magistrate and asked what he had TO say rea
tive 10 the charge, he answered. am perfectly guilty
took the money" lie WAS then committed 10 prison. IL
believed that he has $1,000 of the stolen money deposit
ted in a place known only to himself, which he has not,
thus far return ed TO IFS owners lie native OF Vermont
and reared farmer.
FoUND DRowNED-CoronerG Gamble held an inquest yes
tersy at the foot OF Hammersy ST. North River upon the
body OF unknown man about 80 years OF age found
drowned stFhat place had brown hsT ana WAS
stout boots and blue cotton shirt lie was about feet
inches in hight aud appeared to have been ttree months
in The verdict Of death by drowning was rem
dered by the Jury
RAILROAD AcclDENr-An unknown man was run over
at O'Clock Thursday afternoon by up train Of New
Haven care At the corner OF Fifty eighth 81 lie
riousy injured aud taken 20 Bellevue Hospital by OH
Ger Hoswen, Of the Eighteenth Ward
A YoUso PIcErOoxEr-A boy eight years Of age,
named John Hines Thursday afternoon picked the peck
1t Of LADY while walking in Broadway of purse contain
ing $50 He then snatehed the veil from her bonnett and
ran off but pursued and arrested by citizens.
who took him TO the Station House where the property
found his person. On recovering the property the
lady refused 10 prefer complaint against offender 81
young and he was therefore ois 'harged
MALICIOUS MiscHHF-OfEcer Evans and others of the
Fifth Ward Police on Thursday arrested half sdozen per
sons of both for entering house in West Broadway
near Duane 81, and wilfuly destroying considerable
amount of furniture The whole party locked by
Justice Bogart 70 answer the charge.
STABBED PRINCE sT.-A young man named Thomas
Mahon found at 81 o'clock yesterday morning IL
Prince neSr MOTIFS BY Officer McGrade Of the Four
teepih Ward suffering from stab in the abdomen indicted
BY man unknown to him with whom he had previously
alteration He was taken TO the Station House where
bis wounds dressed lie IS a resident Of Newark
Nj. The assaiani had not been arrested
HUMAN RKkAIss FoUSD-A large crowd collected yes
terdsy in East Broadway Montgomery st. 70 see the
skeleton Of human body which disiaerred by some
laborers. An inquest will be held upon il.
[Adverusnentl
~ Competition is the Life Of Trade, and free
commercial int-rcsurse the key % prosperity;
able and mechanics and hence the favor wi.A wa,ch
"a Th:e Is not Tfsdsnan IN ss~Yori nors ~lIas :
:ss.o Hs. C ROGT D.g'I ,v me T.. T.,
ndiviso. IN h sane. 70 turn out better n,S. ., nor. :s
.sSssi srnps and Sumner .sci which VII ss@e.is
peadd assortment aow be his rooms The best Entb
s,asss .s D'i invited hand .. .S Ps "a
they wgod eeueins isne sss seonoIsy they aess " n