New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

upon tie Alderman snilei upon the twain; and
thertupon the crowd" was invited into the Fifth
Ward Hotel where one general smile" entirely
absorbed the fee.
The annual ball Of Fulton Fire Engine Company
No. 81 came of on Monday night at Nlbljs Saloon,
and was nunerously attended.
The Clayton Guard, composed OF the members OF
90 Engine Company gave their annual ball the same
night, at the Apollo Rooms. 1t was well attended,
and pared of TO the satisfaction Of all present.
TRAVELLING BRIDGE FOR RAILROADS AND FER-
RIEs.-We call attention to the advertisement headed
New and Important Invention"
A DISTINGUISHED STRANGER Among the indivi-
duals Of distinction. who have recently arrived in
this country from Europe, must not omit to men,
ton, Professor THOMAS HOLLOWAY the universal
vender Of ertain patent medicines Of his own pre-
psration. There is civilized land under the sua-
and we suppose few OF the uncivlized-w where the
advertisements Of Mr.. Holloway have not blown bis
name through the trumpet Of renOwn. 1t is said, with
what truth we know not, be expends hundred and
fifty thousand dollars a year in simple advertising.
And low, like Alexander, having conquered the older
continents he crosses the Atlantic feat Alex ander
never imsgined-to extend still farther his fame, his
fortune and bis market. We dare say that on the
virgin soil Of the New World, among the
able realms Of the Old. he viii not hide his light under
bushd.
, The Commissioners Of Police met yesterday after
noon, in the Mayors Office for the purpose OF exam
ming applicants for appointment as Policemen.
Three vacancies exist in the Sixteenth Ward, and
several in the Tenth Ward. For these vacancies
al tty
Capt Hanigan, of the XXth Ward, in his returns
TO the Chief yesterday morning, says;
"Havng received several letters from re;iden'3 IN
Twenty eighth st and Sixth av., complaining oil p5r-
sons thro wing coal ashes Nth, &c. upon tas slae
walk and in the streets-,o abate the nuisance, yes
erday stationed policemen IN the immedlate viclnlty,
TO- detect if possible and punish the otiendiug par
ties. Early this morning, two persons named Ann
Mclaughlin aud Catbarine Mullen, we're arrested 70
the act and TO the lld District Police Court
when the Judge, Mat Brennan, discharged them With
out even fine thereby encouraging them and rem
derng all the endeavors of the police in carrying out
the law, useless"
PERsoSAL.-The following are among the arrivals
ct the principal hotels yesterday:
Attic ST. NICHOLAS HoIELItIOn G. B.yard Phil,.
S ss III S'f s;. h' s.nqs fi
s:oy crR' Pss s.: s.p p gl.aego wu
s ssI Francisco ~ Hurt San Frsncco; L.ndon E.
Albany j. Drummond, Toronto: Street, Bs1@Ore 0.
Boston; ". W. HabDei Phi sdepnis; O. ~ Pie"On M's'i
ehusetts Hon. ss,e, wsshDsten ,.,
Griffin " H,,dsy fh nni CO G,I,i,. H sq
Pm O B. Don.nce Portland; A. j. M.cLsIlsu Phla lei
pbs; Imey, Hartford; DR. l. r. Chaplin, Vermont oe'
Y. Webb, Baltimore
CHANGED HASDs-We understand that The Ma
fona Police Gasste recently been sold by Mr. Lexon its
late proprietor and editor to southern gentleman named
Seymour Tor the sum of $1,000
ASSAULT UPON FEMALE "A young man named
Richard yesterday arrested ehaIsd wish ere
Al rspe upon person Jne Byne residing IN the twen
y.secrd Ward lie held BY Ju'iics Connolly to answer
FousD DRowSrD.-The BODY OF an unknown msn,
Appsr sailor found eday afternoon at James
Sip, T. f. The Coroner held an inquest on the body
SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO A HoRsE.-John McCiur
ney Ct No 42s Twelfth driving horse and WAGON
H9d.on River RsIo,d at Eshieenth., ye'esssy
completely oa The horse was of cu'ss rendered
useless.
THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE PARE.-An inquest
was yesterday held by Coroner oDonHel At No 81 Baxter
death moSdsy syeDiSs 3, The f,rs portion Of rains
Of building formerly Suwn as the Ne" .itJ Hat IN tue
fsament. of bosrds &c when accident happened lie
native Of Ireland p years OF age The Jury rendered
verdict Of Accidental Death
BURNED TO DEA1H.-E. J. Trafton, child three
Rdse The chd had been left alone aud it. clothes took
frer q
held an upon body aud the Jury rendered verdict
Of Accidental Death
OBSCENE PuBLIcATIos.-rhe Police, yesteriay,
arrested large plumber Of little newsboy' wac had been In.
duced to sell in the obscene wee.l nespsps sad
they detained at the office OF the Chief OF 70 cs me
paper question Of the most ndeeen, sheets mat
ever published and several have been entered
at the Poll Court sgsnst the editor and puohshr
A1r,Yrr TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-A man
named VIM wenns Yesterday arrested CHARGED m At
tempting to pas. counterfeit IS bill on theldud'oa yer ink
Of Hudson n attwo different stores up o~n "a ehch
rs him three other counterfeit bill. found In his posses
op DE was commit ed by Justice Pearcy for examination
ARRysT OF standardization girls named Mary
MOp.hsn and sssn Aity were detected on aeaasy even
ISL E,hthsv. and handed over TO the police They
sn,en pss Of esrrns pieces Chins aud dry gods
some OF the property YESTERDAY idenhed oy ps.n'
from whom had been stolen The grs were locked up 70
await examination.
Cu.Rcr OF GRAND IARCESY.-George ana M1r-
ths Beckett yesterday arrested ~ setsesst
h Piee Court charged with stes ing go ~ goa con-
he property Freserick sonevie, OF NO - CnTIy -
teep for him from hand Martha Beckett ses;hed sd
h,ndsd it to Gos. ssess ssos justice soslt
held to await exsmilsfion
THE CARPE1.BaG HOTEL THIEF.-J. Z. Miller,
ss. styes alias Lyman &c ye'isrday brought from ne
Tobs before Justice Osborn f9I etAnssGR Ta o, 1o
ietos whose he had rObbed Of BED p s+s
essss ercckry ether indispensable. f.Gi ada" were
made sganst him, and ne was ocked up '0 ''A|
sryursc CAsE or MoLAssEs.-A man named
John hee,e I'm The store Of David SANFORD No 1871
Frorts The property found in possession ol lne
e1sd and he locked by Ju,ee Boka't io' eAaHa
ton.
ARRrs1s.-Lsst evening, during the performance
at Christy. Minsifels three pick pockets or hpPs
they called wee e'PSS one d F nS Of H.
eoTr arrested them TOOK thfm 10 the foar,eentn