New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
IN the very clever new piece Crossing the Aasn'c'
and Law for Ladies" The Misses eousen'e'm ss
both in the bill.
NJ, Goodall has benefit a; the Bowery, the pieces
being Lucille, Story of the Heart" virginia Mum
~ 1. widows Victim, and " Corsicsn Brothers,

ful being cas-; only inch thick IN metal i"cy WI"
measure each two millions feet Of gas in ~ hours ana are
splendid specimens of workmanship Inc ony cynh'e''
that At all approach them were cas-, for the Ericsson
,,b;n which are fourteen feet in diameter bu, thick
er body OF metal. This firm east twelve eoamns
for The same gas company in 1851 of the unusual length
of fifty feet eight inches weighing s57 lbs each, anu al
of them as well as the castings above mentioned, came
without aw They reckon that they have beat tne
world feet eight inches in length OF columns and one
foot in diameter of cylinders.
SABBATH SCHOOL ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning me
friends and children of the Sunday School OF tho Fourth
Uryersas Society, went their Annual Excursion 70
Riddles Grove. They started from foot OF Hsoimcnd-st
in barge and tug and was to have arrived az me
Grove in two hours bat in consequence OF one oil e oon
els breaking they did reach there in hours coas
ouenty too late allow of any exercises on he ground
The Rev. Mr. Chaplin and lady accompaniedthem' Ihey
numbered between zoe and 4oO and all seemed to ENJOY
themselves
CoILIsloxs-Map. VI. yesterday the Wiliamsbargh
Onalaska leaving Peck-slp ran close under
the stern of the clipper Bald Eagle pjurng her rudder
then foul Of the Isabella, carrying away her ca'wa'e
and then got foul of the phonS doing her injury likewise
The erryboat had of her cabins completely torn Oh
besides other injuries Fortunately there were but few
passengers on board the time, and those escaped with
merely few scratches.
lady, name unknown, fell into the river yesterday AZ
ernoon while attempting to get board the Fulton Ferry
boat She was rescued by Capt. Hays and others.
CoRRrcrroy-In report in edition OF yesterday,
of the arrest of John Gonocho charged with stealing
check for $500, mistake was made in placing ms resi-
dence at No 4s9 Westinghouse. That number IN wash
inetons is the residence OF Mr. Lewis Gonocho, gen.
teruan Of respectabty; and in justice to him We mako
the correction. The prisoner onochio is porer-house
keeper at No. 27o Sprng-st.
For THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, VIA NORWICH, WoRcEs-
TER AND NAsHuA-See advertisement Of steamers Con-
nectcut and Knickerbocher in advertising columns.
TIE Nsw Rourr TO BosroS.-Last Monday the
through route to Boston, via the NewLondon Railroad,
was opened for the first time Two trains day run over
the which form the route and passengers who have
any for their comfort WIN ma TINS oy i the mos
agreeable mode of travelling between the two cities From
New Haven New London the road is one OF the pleas
ATTEST for travel in the country running a. Il does
passing over IT, while at the time il is remarkaey
free from dust The rest OF the route SAID 10 ne eluay
pleasant New Haven Courier 9Th.
FATAL FALL.-John Kenny, tnman, while engaged
on Wednesday in repairing the roof OF house No. 100
Greenwchst accidentally fell to the roof OF shed about
five feet below and sustained compound fracture
of the skull and fractures of several ribs on his left side
from the effects OF which he died the night at the
NeW-IOJk Hospital. lie NAIVE OF nty-Stx
wears of age and lived with his sister at No. 22j Elizabeth
st. Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest upon
the body and the Jury rendered verdict OF accidental
death.
Assault uPoS , PoLIcExAs.-August Sehlinger
chemist residing No IL Varicks, yesterday ar
rested charged with committing assault with slang
shot upon Policeman Steele OF the Fifth Ward, while IN
the discharge of his duty. He taken before Justice
Osborne and in default of 81 900 ball. committed to
prison for examination He denies the truth OF the charge.
THEFT OF RIGGrNG.-Frederick Parker, a well
known to the police, yesterday arrested charged
with steaing rigging the value of $50 from the sooP
c. W. Townsend, lying near Manhatanvlie tic was
locked up by Justice Clark for examination.
ATrEaPT BuRGLARY.-A German named George
Wilson, yesterday arrested charged with attempting
TO break into the shirt store of Lucinda Loveand No. ~
Bleecker-st Wednesday night. lie caught in the
act and had his person Jimmy" and coal cbsel
He was locked up BY Justice Clark for trial.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY.-A sailor named George
Thompson yesterday arrested suspicion OF having
recently stolen gold and female wearing apparel 10 the
valre in all of s56i the property OF Mrs. White residing
at No. IA Cherry-st The parties reside In Ne same
house, and after the property was missed search was
made and the coin found under the bed in the room
of the accused lie committed by Justice Osborne
for trial.