New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

burning sun. carrying pestIence back 10 the house
hold. II houses are not 10 be connected with he
sewers within three years thousands not altar
they are but we should like 10 hear some one snsver
our question, What are Sewers built for''
ACADEMY OF Muslc.-Signor Badsh has rcooyerea
and will appear tonight in t~o acts Of the Purtsn.
After which the last 80. Of Lucia, with Mario m
compare Bile lyrical delneaton Of the patof Edgardo
will be given. .
In the report yesterday Of the meeting the pre-
yious evening at the Tabernacle, for the benefit Of
families Of persons killed in the wilismsbursh riots,
il was stated that the Wal1esse Gxard were present,
TIE company referred to was the Engeber. Lot
Guard"
Haydns Cantata of The Seasons, which vas no.
ceived with such emnen, favor a, Its frs. perform.
snce, will be rendered for the second time BY 800
vocal and instrumental performers, the H.rmoaic
Soce,y,l led by Mr.. George Brslow, tomorrow
(Thsnksgivingl evening, Nov. 30, At the Church Of
the Divine Unity, Broadway.
The Concert of the Philharmonic Society i6rs, Of
the season. will be given on Saturday, at the
Tabernacle.
CoRREcrroS.-Mr. Ebliug, Commissioner of Streets
and Lamps elect requests US to state that he has not
appointed Matthew ID. Chase to the office OF Clerk
of Washington Market, and that none Of his appoint
nents will be made public till he has entered his
Office.
The Commissioners of Emigration viii accompany
Gov. Seymour to Wards Island to-day.
TIE Hon. TRUMAN SMIrm-Ths well-known e.
Senator has recommended his legal career in this City
in company with Ebent ger Seeley, New-fork law
yer Of high r.pue. The learning industry, aud marked
ability Of Truman Smith known to oil, and must
insure him successful cafeer. Courier.
The vrrRIoL CASE -Ex-Msyor Berry Of Williams
bursh, Col S,ebbins Of this City, and j. J. Stad,
EGG asc OF this City, yesterday preferred complaints
against rbeo. ii. Gray for throwing vtriol upon the
dresses of ladies in whose company they There
are nov about twenty complaints against this indi-
vidual He will have examination In day or two.
THE MAIL ROBBERY In our yesterday issue we
alluded briefly TO the arrest of person on charge
informed are as follows: extensive depredatons Of
mail n after have recently been made at Emirs, aud
Col North, Special Agent Of The PostOtice Depart
mept having visited that place during the past week,
for the purpose OF fereng out the robbers returned
I, this City yesterday and, in company with Deputy.
Marshal C. X LOOMS arrested Lewis IL. Stone and
placed him in the Tombs. At Elmirs not less than
ten red mail bags were found secreted in the vault
M af tha past.O a.
partnent Col North, feels confident that no has Sc
cured tho guilty person. Stone was employed at
Elmira in carrying the mail bags for the night trains,
from the Post. Office TO the cars, and opportunity
was thus given him to consummate his yillany.
Mr. HOLMES AGkIs IN TROUBLE WITH THE Po-
LICE John b. Holmes recently arrested for causing
tire Dc arb Of the late Policeman Goarley Of the Frst
Patrol District for which oiense he was indicted aud
ia under bonos in the sum Of slo 00o to answer the
indictment which is for mansaughter only, wss again
arrested Monday for threatening the life OF Michael
shehan, an officer Of the same Ward. He was taken
before Justice Stuart and dschars ed from custody,
with reprimsnd Shehan and Holmes had some
words touching the death Of Gourley which resulted
in Holmes being arrested and taken before the Mags
trate, as stated.
sc.rpEp TO DEArH-Coroner Hilton yesterday
he'd an Inquest No 81 Anthony st, upon the BODY os
child 2yes OF sss n.msd Msh. Decatur who wss fatally
.cs by hot teskete containing which being sesi
dentslly ~ setoyer her
The LATE COLLISION ON THE HARLEY RAILROAD.
Coroner DooDr subpeDssd witeeses b s.nd
the Inquest. be bed TIL. morning. upon The bccy n Mr.
Lawson ~ho died at the New Yors Hospital from lnnhe. re-
lived Tbudsy sst the Harlem Railroad FIFTY ninth
-. The inyestie alton will take pl-cs at 10 ocloes
FATAL FALL Coroner Gamble yesterday held an
body Patrick ffelsnd,
b. Of who while ihtJKicsted Monday nht fell
hsht OF stairs his dsu<s No 80 Gold ald died
otter The Jury rendered verdict Of death By
sion of the brain.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT The body of an
unknown woman shout Yeas Of age found yesterday
Of The Ham Railroad Sixty rstst.
Coore Gamble held inquest the body and the Jury
after investigating the case. rendered the following verdict
That her death from being By the
Of train Of the Harlem hsiirosd" De-
clad and had her bottle
BRANDY, q cents, and a beg Of cold victusls.
ARREST OF AN AcToR FOR SwTSDLrSG.-Alsx
Ioro OF the Lower Police charged with swindns vsd
tbescsl Of this City out Of considerable
ey. IL appears that In July last be called upon MI Soy
uour stuner No $50 Wekerst aid borrowed Of hin
sSC worth o. dresses for the purpose be said Of wearing
when be had his Dasueeotyps Likeness taken his In ention
being bsy taken x tines 10 many different drsscs
I'D their 10 sno1
at Jactsons He played similar game on Mr. Williams also
cOsumer Of whom be got SO worth Of dresses aHd upoa NJ
TAYLOR Of PEinc. all Of which be pswned and
restored He taken before Justice Stuart and held
for eIsnfnation
A THEY CAUGHT IN THEAcT.-A young nan Of
appearance named James Fuller arrested
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