New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-29

ard wbfZ eies wed their why through '''
caeicusly coming in collision Q one or more '"''
pcs, when all ccnccned would ~ thrown out oil sup
hrs moment. In the saloons, from t~eoty TO thirty
men were employed in drawing "lag,r." snd there
Wa no cessation Of hostility toward The foamng bev-
crace Cssk after caek emptsed and rolled away
Franci- Rupert the proprietor, had pulled of his
cost ard roisd up biz s-evc- and employed himself
J. liking aaor the comfort Of lis guests
At o'c!ock in the mogaing vhen daylight po"ped
in at the windows. there wers upward of twenty-five
hundd people in the ballroom and other parts OF the
building ard some four FIVE dances stin on the pro-
Cranue. twas eI O'Clock before the ball broke up
Asros HoUsK REsrAURAsr.-la praise OF the
Ator House, little need be sad written. II WA the
rioncer Of the magnificent hotels which at this day
abound in the United States, and which have CON-
msrded the praise Of travellers al home and abrosd-
TIE n assvc strength Of the structure the uniform
exreepce If it, table the substantial comforts ct the
entire house and the completeness Of all its appoint
nents have given the Astcr not only national. but
COSMOPOLITAN reputation. Any material change in its
eccronies would not be for the better but the recent
addition of another department to the house has
added to is completeness far the accommodation of
our citizens Is concerned by placing the excellent
cookery of the establishment within their resch. The
cid spacious Exchange-buit within the Cour-the
national rendezvous of phanthropc politicians, ready
Ia urge their wisdom upon official functIonar'es ara
wiling to accept official honors themselves. Is no Ion
ger orramened with portentous bottles: the signh
cant in gle of ;umbers and the suggestive rattle OF ICE
are now beard in another and ess otentatious room
here Alexander stin has dominion But in plsce ct
the bar with its oungers the Exchange has been fitted
up a. frst-class restaurant. Fifty tables with
their attendants now give the place during most
of the day air of extraordinary life and activity.
Tie bill Of fare embraces every Substantial and
delcacy of tie season. prepared for the table by
tie renowned cooks of the Astor House, and a.
an Improvement in every way appropriate, tho
prices are set down at reasonable rates in decims cur
rency The existence of Spanish shilling Is entirely
ignored. The day that the restaurant opened Its
doors seven hundred persons avaed themselves OF its
accommodations, and the patronage has increased
until twelve hundred dine there daily The restaurant
il conducted under the superintendent of James NJ r.
S,etson brother of the proprietor and james s. Jack
sop both gentlemen long connected with the house,
and fully possessed of the hospitality characteristic OF
its attaches Asa place for good eating has no SUI
| perior in the country.
| NV RAILROAD TIME-TADLE.-The new timetables
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IS ard are as follows between New-fork and Buffalo
| ard Suspension Bridge:
Leave New.York Leave Albany. snd Suspension Bridge
, sa"- l ds&. IN sscam
SPIN IiSop NJ lOs m
| RopY REcoyERED-On the evening OF the It'll OF
| November last BY the yAme of Jeremiah Hag-
carty while in state of nto1ication, walked off Pier
| No 80 East River and was drowned. Notwithstand-
ing efforts were then made to find the body it was not
| recovered until Monday afternoon last when il was
crappcd UP at the foot of Rutger street adjoining the
per where he fell into the water His remains were
in such an advanced state of decomposition a. to pre-
clude recognition except through the medium Of his
clothing Coroner Connery held an inquest yesterday
upon the body, and the jury rendered verdict in
| accordance with the forssssrrpg iacvs
| AsorHrR DEATH BY FALL.-Coroner Connery
was called to hold an inquest likewise at No. 65 Sheriff
street upon the body of John Regain who on leaving
store at the corner of Sheriff and Rvngton streets
| Monday last for home fell down the door and
WA ass,ted to his place of residence where he died in
the course Of four five hours The Jury rendered
verdict that the deceased to his death by
geson of tho BRAIN from falling, thereby receiving
| such injuries on his head rs 10 cause his death
KILLED BY FALL.-Coroner Connery held an
inquest also at the City Hospital upon the body of
James Bradley, late an employee in sugar-house in
vandam street, where he fatally injured Mon
day by falling from the sixth story Of the building to
the cellar. According to the testimony Of John Brit
ton and Jasper Silver fcllow-workmen in the estab
lshmept it appears that while hogshead of sugar
was bel raised from the sixth to the seventh story os
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the hogshcad rolled toward the hatchway and caused
the deceased to renqush his hold of the rope and fall
along with the barrel to the cellar. He was imme-
diatey taken to the City Hospital where he shortly
sieiwaid died from the effects Of his injuries and the
Jury rendered o verdict accordingly.
Fatally Injured AT PARTY Coroner Connery
was yesterday notified to make sne-morem exarnn-
alton in the of Michael Coyle residing in Seventh
avenue, near Fortieth street, who WIS severely
beaten by eight to ten persons at party held at a
bou-e in the Seventh avenue about fortnight ago,
that he is not expected to survive. The investigation
will take place to-day.
PAssIsG CoUsTERFErT MosEY.-Ofiicer Falwell Of
the Third Ward yesterday morning conveyed before
Justice Osbom, at the Lower Police Court, q
giving his John Henry Reed. on a charge of
pur ing counterfeit money. Adam Smith of No. 300
Greenwich street, made affidavit that Monday
night Reed to his store for the purpose Of pur-
chasing smohed beef which he sold to said Reed to
the amount Of 81 cents. Reed rendered payment
go bill on the Wiuiamsburgh City Bank which Mr..
Smith received and returned Reed good or pasSabe
mouey in change. In a short time thereafter Mr..
Smith vas informed by Mr.. Filming that some per-
were about the neighborhcod passing bad money
uh.n be discovered TINT the 81 BIZ be bad taken was