New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

treu4ndous rOse night aud day, and esDec'fy Id the
Winter time. when they had large NUMBER oil HORSES
On. greatly annoy ing the people IN ths V'aAty'
M, C,ose s,ked the Chairman TO furnish hi n a copy
the atoms sgains the Company 90 that toey
might be prepared to NEE. tneih'
10 reply to a question by the Coarnan why the
Comr.nv ! sd not taken up the rail and put down
the grooved ra Mr. Close said that be was not 10 pos
session Of The facts in the case and could msks no
statement that was rel able.
The Committee adjourned till ne1t Wednesday after
boon at clock when they wi enter folly uto TO-
yestgation Of the com ants against the Harlem Com
papy end examine into the after Of the neglect on
the part Of the Company TO lay down the groove rail
in accordance with resolstion psssed by the Com
mon Council about two years ago. 1t will be remem-
cred that said resolution directing the Company 70
lay down the groove in place Of the rail- was offered
by AID. Howard, and passed both Boards
EAPLrn RAILROAD TELEGgAPH.-We understand
that the HarleIn Railroad Company have Just con-
CIuded a contract with the Amer can Telegraph Com
pany for the construction this Spring OF very sub
staItaI telegraph line upon their road bet1esn this
city ard Albany. Ths is an improvement much need.
cd upon other roads as well upon the Harlem. TIE
Director after full and careful scrutiny as to the
its Of the systems Of telegraph, have decided
IN favor Of t,st nventon Of Prof. Hughes, which, for
sDplci'y cbeepness rSpdity of execution and rela-
bihy 10 storms and bad weather, has been pronounced
by competent judges TO be vastly superior TO all other
,ystems
THK HoBoKKs FERRY.-Tbe Ferry G. mmttee o
the CouDolmen, Mr.. Franswey, Chairman, me, yestsr
day afternoon in the City Hal to examine into the az
fairs Of the HobokeR Ferry Company, acompaiut bav
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psny did rot run their boats at the Canal street aud
Christopher street landings early and late enough to
accommodate the wants of the people. No bu ioess
was done for want Of quorum. The Con ntee ad-
journed tn next Tuesday.
ATTFmPT AT SUIcIDE-THTRD EAILURE.-Hs nri-
eta Silva, a young woman from whom her husband
recently obtained a divorce, was found, late on
Wednesday night unconscious from the effects of
lsudunum, which she Lad taken for the purpose Of
self-dertiucton. She conveyed to the Fifteenth
Ward Poce Station, where DR.. Jones succeeded 10
restoring her. This Is the third attempt this unfortu
sate woman has made upon her life and each tns her
restoration was ms6e by DR.. Jones. Her history is
melancholy one She belonged to respectable ia n
ill., resdipg in the country not far from this city and
was inouced by policeman Of this city, who promised
10 msry her, to leave her homo and come here. He
.ubsequt ty seduoed her. and introduced her isto vile
places where the formed reckless habits. Alter a
time be married her. but the habits she had prev )u'ly
formed led her to break her marriage VOWS, and he
sought and obtained divorce from her. This preyed
upon her mind, and she sought relief in death.
RosoRABLR DIscBARGE-Some time since q notice
sppealed in our columns announcing the arrest oil a
Fresch gentleman, Mr.. Louis NJ. de Pennevet con-
mission merchant in Philadelphia, upon charge OF
forgery; and as a fugitive from justice from New
York where he never had resided he was brought TO
this city and held to bail to answer the charge. We
are requested TO state that after fall investigation OF
the charge NJ de Pennets 1t has been honorably dis
charged and xole prosequi entered by the District
Attorney the evidence introduced by the compliments,
Messrs Philip Speyer & Co, bankers, in this city
being entirely insufficient to support any charge against
NJ de p, and beside that it came from parties who
had defrauded NJ. de p, and against whom he had
CONNIE need proceedings. We are also informed that
an action has been commenced by NJ. de Penneves
against Philip Speyer Co., the bankers, for false
impsof ment and mshcous prosecution, in which ths
damages are laid at So, coo.
THI BOwERY BURGLARr.-The Nance OF the prs
sners arrested about II O'Clock on Wednesday night
Bowery, which was reported in yesterday TRIBUss,
are Henry Wilson, John Evans and John Harris
They had entered the premises by off keys
after which the burglars proceeded to remove large
quantity of goods from the shelves, preparatory to car
rying the same away in three muslin sacks found in
their posseseion The store contained goods to the
amount of $50 OOO to which the prisoners would have
bouniifuy helped themselves had they not been mo-
lested The alleged burglars were taken before jus
tee Brennan yesterday and fay committed to prison
for TRIAL Wilson is % years of age, was born in New
Yo,k, Mvts in Seventh avenue, aud is an umbrella
maker. Evans is an Ecglishm.n, % years old, is
watch diL maker and makes it his home in Phlade-
phia Hs1is was born in Germany, hives, 10 Buffalo,
and is a taller by trade He u 10 yeAr of age Harris
i. well Known to many of our Police. These fellows
have nothing to gay in relation TO the charge preferred
against them Wilson and Harris are married, but
Evans is single man. darn lantern, which these
worthless carried into the store was found in the base
uent where they had dropped in their endeavors t.
escape.
CAPTURr OF An ALLEGKD BVRGLAR.-Michael Sui
hvan alias Dolly Sullivan, Irish baker, Is years OF
age was arrested yesterday charged with being an
sccomplice with VIM O'Lsarv, previously arrested In
the burglary recently committed at the dwelling aud
store No sc Henry rect. He was locked up by JUS
tee Wood to await exanfin stion youth known oy
the name Of " Shanghai" Is also charged with being
an aooompGce in this felony and the Police are On the
lockout 'or him.
Rus OvKR.-Mrs. Rachel Miller an aged lady re
ns. Of BeeSlsr sad CsSms street. By horse and
by boys and sustained fracture OF the est oons
made 10 the boys bat they whipped MP ne