New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29

sfe. The act was urfoUcndttfy NOV oosct'ei U! a"l
of thcee present. and the ight-dngered individual msd'
away with his booty. The coat was rev one, arc
will doubtless DO good service to he purioper in the
| approaching cold term A day or two since gen
tiemsn had his shawl stolen in the same room.
TIE FIRE DEPARINEST.-The Committee on the
Fire Department Of the Board of Aldermen met yes
terday afternoon ct the City Hail. and resolved to con-
cu with the Councmen to the granting to several
CONT. anies the city carriages. The matter OF
building honse for Engine Company No. 10, on the
triangular piece of ground in West Broadway and
Beach street, was discussed Aid. Clancy was OPP
posed to it, not deernes it proper place for sn en-.
gine-house Mr. voorhs rather favored the petition.
No determination, however, made Of the subject.
RAILROAD AccIpESr.-The Albany Express train,
leaving NewYort at 81 o ,lock yesterday morning
the Harlem Railroad, of the track at Williams
bridge station, through the breaking Of the switch
or target bar. The three last were thrown of.
The train was running at the rate of fifteen miles
hour the last thrown of being about 30 feet from
the switch. None Of the persons the train received
any injury, and the received little OF damage.
HARIKA RAILROAD IsPRovENESrs.-A short time
ago we gave full description of an extensive ms
chine-shop, which the Harlem Railroad Company co.,
templated erecting triangular piece Of ground at
the junction Of the Harlem and Port Morris Branch
Railroads. Owing to prejudice which exists relative
to the obtaDment Of satisfactory tile of the land in
Il at ocsiy and to guard against any depreciation of
the Company's stock by any supposed want OF per.
feet title the site of the machine-shop has been
charged to Central Morrisans, where sufficient land
l,,; h.a haan f.xo
able terms and the work of erection commenced. In
addition to the machineshop, the Company, in order
to accommodate the New.Haven Rsilrosd Company
with land foi the site of depot a, the corner OF
Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh street. will, in
few days, commence the erection of q new spacious
freight epot fronting on the Fourth avenue between
Thnty-,hird and Tbiyfourth streets, TO be built OF
brick with store facinss, &C., on the completion of
which the old freight-bouse and country market will
be removed from its present location between Twenty
sixth ar d Twenty-seveDth streets.
DR.. PENNINGTON AND THE SIXTH AVENUE RAIL
ROAD CosPAsr.-U will be remembered that some
months ago the Rev. DR.. Pennington, of this city, was
elected from one OF the of the Sixth Avenue Rail
road Company, and subjected TO series of humilatng
and insulting outrages by railroad conductor driver,
policeman, and Justice Connolly at the Tombs; con-
sequert upon which DR.. Pennington commenced suit
against the said Railroad Company, which for reasons
be st known TO the parties interested, has been pending
ever since.
II seems $50 we have been informed that Mr.. T.
Bailey Myers Secretary Of the Sixth Avenue Ri'oad
Company recently made affidavit to the effect that
DR.. Pennington had become nonresident in this city
since the sttution of this suit. DR.. Pennington has
also made an affidavit, declaring that be has never
removed his residence from the city, that bis family
has lived in New-York, and that during his absence
from the city his residence elsewhere has only been
temporary; his residence in this city being No. -
Sixth avenue.
The case is to come up for trial in the Superior Court
next Wednesday, and no doubt will be an interesting
ono DIR Pennington has on bis side formidable
array of counsel including among others the Hon.
Truman Smith, Ex-Recordcr Talmadge aud Mr.. Phelps
Of Vermont.
A1TEnFTED SuIcIDE.-Julia Satters German girl
eighteen years Of age attempted suicide on Thursday
night at her residence, No. IS Delaney street, by
swallowing arscnic. She was conveyed to the Teuth
Ward Police station, where the poison was removed
with a stomact-pump, and she, it is thought, will
recover
Srrclpy BY HAsGING-C Coroner Hills held an inquest
vest, rday upon TIE body of unknown man, about
fifty years Of age, who found suspended BY tho
neck ard dead In stable in One Hundred and Twen-
tjeth street near the Harlem River Deceased was
about FIVE feet eight inches IN hight and WAS dressed
Ike laborer. The Jury rendered verdict Of Sui
eide"
JryryItE HoaIcIoE-ARREsr on BENCH WAR
RAs1-Isodore Felp, lad about Is years of age, as
charged By Coroncrs Jury some two months since,
caused the death Of another boy, named Max Allen
dOrf, by stabbng him with p cket-knlfe. lsodore
fed Immediately ait.rSard; but having recently been
Indicted for one Of the degrees Of granddaughter, he
was searched for yesterday, arrested on bench war
rant snd taken before Justice Osborne, who held him
10 hail for Lis future appearance for trial at the Court
Ct General Sessions.
FrsE AR1s.--The public sale Of the real Carrara
marble satuary and alabaster viii be continued to-
dsy. at / O'Clock, PM, by H. Ii. Leeds & Co.
This will be the last day which the goods from the
CRYSTAL Palace will be offered.
CHAEoE OF PERJURr.-Charies A. Edwards,
shoemaker, was yesterday arrested by Officer
sweepy Of the lower police court, charged with
perjury on compliant of Mr. NJ Miller, doing business
at the corner Of Wall and PeGrstrees 1t 10 alleged
that the accused the st Of Septe last testl-
fes falsely before Judge Davis, Of the supreme
Court p to bis qualification TO become bail for George
r, beit.op an tsolvent debtor. The accused gave
hal IN 500 before Justice Osborne, to answer the
charge.
DrsPtRAIT CBARAcrERs.-On Thursday night two
men. named Thomas Smith and Patrick Devine, were
observed BY John Gill of No. u Baxter street cruelty
M s,ipv a man. Gil demonstrated with them, when