New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

compound fracture OF the skull.
PoI1cT RyruRSs.-Notes from the police returns
of Saturday:
Third Precinct.-An infant WA found on Saturday
evening in the hallway of No. l29 Greenwich street
II was sent to the Aims House.
rim Precinct There were six arrests of Migrants
in the Fifth Precinct on Saturday night.
EierenM Precinct.-A boy named John kenny,
about years of age, fell from the pe-driver on Sat
urday evening at the foot of Stanton street, and sus
tanned severe fracture of the skull He was cen
yeyed to the New-YOrk Hospital.
Sixteenth Precinct.-On Saturday evening" Officers
jackson and Roach arrested two women, named Mary
Fency and Ellen Bogart, Q charge OF passing
counterfeit three dollar bills Of the Mechanics Bank
w-BeGford on various persons in Sixth avenue
Over SO Of the came kind OF money was found IN
in their possession.
About Il o'clock on Saturday evening servant
gill named Ann Pendegran residing at No. ;'lI
Blocker street. employed soap-fat man to carry ner
trunk TO the Sixth-avenue Railroad cars. Near JET
ferson Market be gave her the slip, and neither tue
man nor the trunk has since been seen. The trunk
cont ained clothing, handbook, and 80 W IN money
Nineoentk PrecinCf.-0n saturday AFTERNOON man
in the face by horse and his lower jaw was fractured
He was taken to the Sation-House and attended by
Dr. Thomas. after which he was sent home. The oc.
currence took place at Fifty.sxth street and Second
avenue.
Hose Company No. 81 and badly injured. About the
same time q member of Engine Company No. 81,
named Henry Phylirg, was over, and had his arm
badly injured He was taken to his residence ID fty
seventh street.
Tweaty-sccond P,ecjn0.-About o'clock on Satur-
dav afternoon, Mrs. Susan McDermott of No. 81?
West FOrty-eiehth street. taken suddenly III near
her residence, and gave birth to g child. She was
conveyed to her residence by Sergt. Coulter and OH
GERS McCracker McDougal and Martin Dr. McAllis.
ter was sent for and rendered all necessary medical
aid.
About s. O'Clock on Saturday afternoon laborer,
named Peter Connolly while engaged at work in the
sewer in Fotyhird street, seriously injured by
quantity Of loose rock falling upon him. His leg was
crushed in fearful manner. Hewas attended by DIR.
Hebun and was afterward sent to the City Hospital.
Picture OF CnIcACo.The following picture of the
City of Chicago is from recent letter to country
paper:
"Chcsgo ia fast city. Young America is repre-.
seped by large force of fast young men,. Even the
| old Goycs are fast-sOme Of them very fast They
make money fast spend it fact live fast and die fast
There are plenty Of gamblers here, lewd women bad
rum and deviltry in general The Mayor tie Hon. John
Wentworth is wsgiDg active war against the gambling
deus hcuses Of ..ame and other unlawful and vicious
institutions and prac!ices but am inclined to think
he receives more kicks than thanks for his efficient
services. Even Republican journals do not sustain
him in his course on the contrary, The journal takes
every occasion 10 spit oct it venom upon him-al
sulting froin medn spirit of wspaper rivalry and
Political Jealousy. There is more rbaldry, low
ard vulgar accusation against each other among the
new s,apeIs Of Chicago than be found in the Jour.
nails of any other place l know of in this country.
Chief among the blackguard prints is TIE Times,
Douglass cfgaa. Every eptct and vulgar expression
short Of downright profanity are used 10 express it,
| psrti5aa bitterness and foolish insanity