New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

hotels in this City and some particulars differing from
any in the country, has just been opened by Messr'.
Judson g. Sanderson at the corner Of Fifth-ay. and
Eiebtb-st and ia called the Breyoors House. The
building 10 large, but combines all the domestic re-
pose cleanliness and luxury Of the most fashionable
mansion. The materials Of its construction and the
decorations of the walls artiscsy beautiful aud
In all the requirements Of carpets curtaos furniture,
batbs etc. leaves nothing TO be desired by the most
dainty and exigeant taste. We do not know any
hotel in Europe that will compare with it in its null
tudiDous attractions. The distinction between the
Brevoor House and the leading great hotels Of this
City lies prominently in the absence of table hose,
or general meals. There is splendid eating-hall,
but here each party or person has separate table
and calls by the card for what is wanted which 10 psd
for and nothing more. Meals too served in the
rooms Of the occupants if required Mr. Judson, the
senior partner is one Of the experienced hotel
keepers among u.s. and Mr. Sandcrssn, the junior, is
rapidly acquiring a Grand Vate reputation for the
ireproachable excellence with which he has any ami
every dish served.
ARREST on A BENCH WARRANT FOR MURDzE.-
Officer Spicer Of the Court OF General Sessions yes!er
day arrested Henry Glad, on bench warrant charg-
ing him with the murder Of james McKenna, by stab
penters shop in Twenty -eghth-st. lie conveyed
before Justice Welsh and committed to await this ac-
ton of the Court Of Oyer aud Terminer in October
next.
LANDSLIDE or TIE HUDsos RIVER RAILROAD
DETENTION OF THs CARs.-Yesterjay morning the
first expyss train from Albany on the Hudson River
Railroad was detained for above one hour by heavy
,ide Of iocks which covered the track for some dis
tance near Tivoi. The slide which, we understand,
occurred on Sunday evening, did no further damage
than the bndrsnce of the train.
TuE LATE CONSPIRACY CAsE-ExANIsATIoS DE-
FORE JUSTICE STUART.-The examination of Francis
Ryder and Anna Koch, charged with conspiracy to
defraud Sebastian Davis, a Roman Catholic priest,
was conn enced yesterday afternoon before Justice
Stuart The complainant depssed that he FIRST saw
the woman Koch at his house, where che called for
assistance representing herself to be poor and needy
He gave her half dollar She called second time
seon sfterward and be gave her 81. She made
third call after this ard begged for 81, and that be
would endeavOr to find her employment. lie felt
interested in her caso and said he would do so She
requested him to call and see her ut her soppngplace
corner of Avenue and Thirteenthst, in order that
lie might convince himself that she needed assistance
On the following day he did CALI and met the woman
on the Sidewalk. She asked him to her room, and on
entering lie remarked that the weather was very
warm. when she sskcd him to take off his coat lie
did So and she Immediately locked the door on the
inside and threw the key out Of the window. She
then ask ed him to undress himself Whether he did
60 or not unknown the witness refused to answer
the question on that point. He had been IN the room
but few minutes when in rushed the other accused
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ress in the room Of his wife, and before he had time
TO answer threatened violence TO him unless he paid
him $500, and then promised if be did SO to let him
s,sv as long as he pleased with his rror. The priest
signed an obligation to pay $500, and then suf'
fered to leave. The case was here adjourned until
Saturday next.