New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11
doubt that he will oIall Tho vide sni enyia5s
reputation ho haa already achieved

A Dauanrrn - fOriu rnrttrrt Ct,tNiso nTH
IIrsnAsp AZ Cornt.--Thc ErcHing 20" Of yeat' p
day says lhn nm amusing ocidcn, took place Mt the
l., District Police Court, Halls Of Justice, yesterday
before Justice Welsh. An elderly woman, tolcrabIy
good looking and well dresscd, wm brought ioto tho
room by officer. The pair was also accompanied
by Edward NJ. Rogers, Second Controller OF Trinity
Church, the complainant in the case lie stated that
the woman was derangcd, and WA in the habit OF
calir at his office and annoying him by claiming him
as her husband lie had known her for twenty years,
and she was out of her mind. The woman, who gave
her as Henrietta Rogers, said she was the vic
of Mr.. Rogers. She fell in love with him eighteen
years ago. in Trinity Church She had loved him bet.
ter than her God and been yirtuOus woman. lie
lad now deserted her for Miss Vandenhof and some
other woman. She was daughter of Louis PHILIPPE,
and her family had leo to the United States at the
tine of he prosecutions of the Bourbons The woman
said she had called at Mr. Roye'ss II have him settle
some pecunisry matters. Justice Welsh directed the
officer TO take tie woman to DR.. Coyel the examining
PHI stefan at the Tombs.
Frank Anderson, reported killed<at the battle OF
Rivas is still alive and doing we'll Cspt. John Pin
rey of Pensacola, Fla, ssw and cOnversed with him
a. TIE ercampment near San Juan. He is recovering
leg, and purp ses taking the next steamer to san
Francisco. After their retreat from the burning
house they were compelled to make running fgh, for
six hours, and left some Twelve Of the enemy dead
within space of six miles, lie describes the retreat
as one Of the moot intense anxiety aud suferiug.
With three severe wounds, from which the blood
flowed freely he was compelled to turn back aud ght
the enemy and assist his companions. Anderson is
from Brooklyn where his father resides, and is anx-
ous to have his friends notified OF his safety. Our in
formation was communicated by Capt. Pinney, who
came passenger in the Northern Light from San Juan
OPENING CHAMpERs.sTREET ASD FAcToRY-STREEr.
The Committee of the Board of Councilmen, we
have been requested to state, sill meet in rela ion TO
the opening of Chambers-st this Tuesday, afternoon,
at , o'clock, in the Council Chamber, and at the
same place and hour Wednesday afternoon on the
proposition to open Fac.oryst. from Bank to Troy.
STREET AFFRAY-STABBED By A FEH,LE.-At
o'clock yesterday morning two females were passing
through The BOwery, when, es is alleged they were in
suited by man named Dillon. They Immediately
pitched into him. and orc Of them, n'me1 Sarah
Philips. stabbed bin in the neck with dirk knife.
The girls then fed but Sarah was arrested and CON-
mitted by Justice Brennan for examination. Dillon
promised 10 appear at Court yesterday and make a
C, mplaint against them, but failed to do 50.
MAGNIFICENT STEAMER The latest wonder in
steamboat architocture-THg NEW WoRLD-made its
first trip from this City to Albany Thursday night
last Here is what TIE Erenipg Journal says of her.
The Nov World is the last and highest triumph of
steamboat architecture The loDg-e1pec'ed three.
decker came 10 our dock this morning, and 10 the
theme of wonder and admiration to all who have ex
amined her, Her distinguishing pecutiarity Is Sec
ond upper cabin, third story 10 the ordinary Hudson
River foaipg botel ana 50 well propoFtionGd Is ~ so
light go ar.istically related to the vast bulk OF the
vessel that theIe is no eff Ct Otop-heayiness PRODUCED
and no sense OF Insecurity or unitness susgestei.
Like ell the other improvements in steamboat Dutu
ing made by Mr.. Newton this last one, ~ w succcs'
iul as it was bold.
The steamer New-World shoulih have for NewY9rk
ergwt at it undoubtedly will have for Europeanirav-
elers upon the Hudson II the interest ola public insu-
nfon OF the Empire State. She ID magnificent In her
proportions her appointments her capacity strength
and speed No passenger vessel in the world ID com
para6le TO her She has length OF $40 feet, ~ feet
of beam leo all and lOg feet depth. Her engine
has cy Under 80 inches in diameter with stroke oil
Is feet. Her wheels 40 feet with face OF ii feet,
W itb room TO bed and board" ia voupt:ous style
enc and Ieople, she can carry upon her ample
decks $50 iuns of freight In good running order che
can bring upon their ways of pleasure or business the
who thrQng her several stories at the rate
of trcnfy miles hour. With this great speed those
rupon fom the rafting of the glass drops so firmly .
-Le put together. Enormous is ler bulk and repld
her moveue nt, the New.Word draws but - f9t OF
water.
We ere embarrassed to choose a starting point for
The detail Of Ter excelences and capacities. But az
sleep holds high squeDce now as when Saucho
Panza invoked blessings upon the man who invented
IT, we will begin with The berths OF those in State
Rooms there are $40 Ihre are 100 open oef'hs'
Altogether through the boat there are 500
There are tbirtJ two family rooms in this Well named
New World, each containing three or more berths.
There four large club rooms and one most elegant
and roomy bridal cabin, OF whose appointments ana
inviting luxures we refrain from speaking. Two large
desslpg rooms with all conveniences have been pro-
vded for the ladies-one upon the main deck aud one
upon the quarter deck.
From the New Worlds keel to her SKY deck is Al
feet, The airy end ample relations of he upper
ssoon 10 the main one can be appreciated from the
sta.emeIt that tie elegant ceiling OF ae former Is 81
feet above the floor oflhe latter that It's forward gai'
ery is Sc fest long by 81 feet de and its after gallery
IS feet by 2s-wbie below j., sni connected with 1t
by roomy sairvays the main saloon forward is so by
Is, and at 81 by 2l What vessel has proportions TO
rival these!
The elegance and costumes Of the lace curtains the
rosewood and gilt furniture, the marble, the cut glass
end porcelain, the numerous OIL paintings OF great
merit ard greater interest shall pass by TO pay our
debt of thanks to Isaac Newton for his conscientious
care for the safety OF travellers in so constructing this
masI ficent steamer that hghiei lamps and candles
are not oply unnecessary but uLetthnable, within the
stlte-roOms. This element of danger is absent from
the New World. The bedroom toilets can be made
from the stationary lights in the main and upoer sa-
Icons. This care in small things, beginning with the
construction OF the steamers hull, made her stif aud
wholly secure with diagonal ion braces throughout
her length. Over % tuns OF bars were used IN tins
good wok. %.
The New World is commanded by the veteran St.
Johr-ft master for noble vessel. Take hte all IN
all we haze never seen her like, and expect Eo to see
her snner;or There il limit TO perfection On naval