New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

MALI mtHbs 10 proctcu WIN the Work Ot laying
out, &c until the meeting OF the Legsl ture ds-
baudmeIt Of the Commission or pastponelnent OF
active cues until tbe xt sessiou OF the LEGISLATURE
i, bow suggested by Mr. Toy"r but the lame of the
other C,nmirsi ter, the Mayor does not appear in
thus pew proposition The subject referred to the
Commit &c on Lands and Places.
THY SUMNER GARDGS Mr. Bourcicault appears IT,
nicht a. "Gfimaldl" ia his own drama, "Viole', the
"I.:fe Of an Actress" for the last time or bis per.
sopaticn Of the cid Frerch actor we have already
spoken. Mss Robertson plays "Ylolet' with all the
requisite grace. The performance is for the " benefit
Of Dir. Bouicicaul-, and be has, by his excellent
msrs cement no less than by his capital acting de-
served well of the patrons OF the pleassGt Summer
G.rcen. The bills ia, that this the l.s, wtek Of
Mis- Robertson. Will the lady not revoke her deter
niRetion to leave us
TX President Roberts of Liberia-ha,iDg completed
arrspg en- ents with the Tus'ees OF Education a. IS
ton to set in motion the Lberan College of which he
is appointed rresident-ir understand III this city,
rt.l ding 10 obe Iassegc in the ste,mer Pers,, aud
will meet the Executive Committee of toe New-fOrk
State Colonization Society, ard such other ffeLds OF
Color lotion as may be present, at the office OF the
Society BIise House, at 4 p. Ill on Tuesday
RespolSss Political Map of the United States il a
popular eShb Of tbe present relative sltlop OF Fee
al Save territory. 1t also embraces many valuable
election and census statistics, having bearing upon
Tie gieat issue.
BRUrAL TREATMENT OF PRISONER --Brut sl treat
ment prIsOGers Uy policemen Is no, an unrSua thlog
br uit II aud who tall INTO Their charge
are f. Qufnly Useo in tie II ost barbarUus manner
case Of this kpd occurred yesterday An unfortunate
fuae was committed for diul kenness an exhibit
g some RESISTANCE to being taken to prison, the officer
VITO had h.r in charge, after draggiog her down the
stairway from the e urt Room b, hair struck her
d violent blow ptur the temple, which caused the
blood 10 fow protusely Tne dOorkeeper OF the prs
was almost covered with the blood proceeding fiom
tht wUuno and with difficulty thar be prevent
cd the pono committing further unnecessary vlo
leIce
The cowardly villain who would strike woman
ought to be public hoisewhipped until his bfutsh
natu,e coud eLdure 70 more.
MrRDLRoUs AsSAVLI Is A LAGFIBIER SALOON
TSInG A RAZoR-ARRI IsT.-On Sunday night, not t.r
from 81 OcltcB, serious disturbance took place a.
Milemu Hail. corner ot Seventh avenue and twenty
sixth street. between Philip Uniige and John Madden.
They ad an argry dispute for some tine when
Inlge Drew a from bis pocket and made at his
antsg, nirt in the most fierce and determined manner
Macden received deep cut on the throat, which
LCsed the VII dpipe, and came near scvetIDg the
carotid artery. He also severely cut in the mouth
ana chin The blood flowed copOusly from these
gouuos and for a time it was thought Madden wodld
die nom ben orIhsgc.
Adolph Fischer who in the place at the time, ran
to Madder's relef ard was cut 10 several places by
Uriige The despe,ado.
George b. nder was the next man to interfere in
Maocen's behalf, when Unrige, who fought with
crest erocy struck the razor across the back Of his
hard, txIosirg the cords, muscles &c.
The " entleth Ward Police were summoned to the
place. ana on arriving arrested Unrige. who was
tskep TO prison aid locked up for q heariag before
Justice DsVIdson. Unrige himself did not escape in
julies He received stab i'll the left arm, above the
elbow, but it IL not serious DR.. Hafdtnbrook,
Police Surgeon, being sent for, appeared add
dressed The wounds Of the jured phrtios. Madden is
in itcs condition, but most probably will recover
DARISG BURGLARY SPRING STREET-HEAvY
RoBBLKi or MOsLY AND G0oDs.-The burglars are
It'll work engaged mostly, however in robblng un-
occupied houses, whose owners or occupants are ao-
sept il the coubiIy. Sunday night bold burglary
was perpetiate upon the dry goods store Of ID.
TbOma- esq, No. al Spruce street. Some
parties, at present unknown, by means OF
talse keys broke into the atoresald premises
end stole thereifom bag containing 500 10 cash,
noies papels, &c, TO the amount OF 5000 beside
ctapes satu sIks. Sc. % the value Of $1,000 more
Nr Thomas with biz faulty, occupy the upper part
sld la tueLt of the premises. At IL clock III the
rreuis. thought 10 b. TIL recently
OF toe clerks bas slept il the store, but Of late, Tor
some reason, be sought other sleeping apartments.
The font dcor, Which wa; opened By the burgl4rs,
was only ',cur by scommon lock and pad ock The
Eighth Wald police under the lead of Capt. Turnbull,
are making fors to capture the burglars and also 70
rtcoVe. The stolen property.
DEATH OF 7HF Hos EDWARD CURTIS This gen.
ten az who has occupied p-ominen 20 ;itlon as a
lswyer and politician in this city, died after lnger
ing ilI err on saturday night.
Mr Curtis a native Of Eerron He graduated
8. tI.on College, Schenectady, sbout the year lo23,
II the eeme class, We believe with Governor Seward.
He cor mtnceo the practice of the law this CITY, IN
patuentip with hls brother George Curtis. about
l-24, and room attained to emnence III his profession
be 81 d his brother aterwaro formed partnership
With the lsie Judge Daniel b. Tsllma'g-, which ter
Il il atd, we believe, by Jucge TsDmadse beng sP
po1ted to the bench Of the Superior Court oil to w
on the oeath Of Judge Hoffman. Mr. Gurus maoe ni'
debut a. politician by entering toe Common N.a,
r., H.. 10 rf