New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11

A HOLE rs THE Observation-Disclosures thrgs,
these holes in the ground. Somebody is continually
getting into them If not head and heels, at least they
get foot in. 1t is not often that horse gets more
than foo. in II. Yesterday however one 10 front of
our Office went in all over, and stuk there for
half an hour. One of there hole-dgging individuals
had opered hole in the pavement between the ralls
of the Third Avenue Railroad track alongside OF the
PAX 10 get cok at the gas pPee, or waserpipes or
come other piresyiDg operation, and just a. he had
cot 1t about large and deep enough to bury horse,
alopg came red with pair Of vi tie horses, and
without cause or provocaon, far a. we could zee,
siuce his horses were not dead, the driver Under
took tie lob Of buying both Of them, but found
the hoe only big enough to accommodate one,
and this enc went 10 the bottom, not only BY
fo,cs of his own gravity, but the propeling
power Of the weight of his mate piled on top. This
one coon came out, but tie other one was fouod
wedged 80 fss that It took dozen working men and
five hundred lockers nearly an hour to get him out
In the mean time wasnt there string OF cars waiting
the passage of the bloeksded hole 10 the ground and
didn't the nothDg-to.d do population have good time
s'ardirg round looking ct such place ~ Others in
their turn will stand round when esch Of these instead
OF the poor horse, occupies hole in the ground
Mayor Wood fed the City Members elect TO the
Legislature last night with grand dinner aud gave
them bis benedicten previous - their departure for
the dangerous precincts Of the State Capitol He laid
before them bis canv backs and grievances IN
corked his champagne and wrath, and fumigated bis
cigars and virtue. Speeches were made BY some OF
the more ambitious, bit the rank ard hs were coz
tent to nod afirna,ively TO bis Honors points and
premise obedience to his behests. They wore warned
of the fate Of traitors and gmy pointed to the head
OF john the DiitrctA.torney, which is said to have
fallen within the hour, at the behest Of the Honorable
Fernando. AL were submissive and all glori'us from
Phil. the Di.ttller TO Charley the Runner. All prom
sed to love, honor ard obey and al will sell him ont
in Q minute, jus. a, he viii them, Il good chance
sheuld Offer The who.e affair was of the pocket aod
the stomach; there WA no sincerity on either side.
How WAS THE CASE MAsAGID7-A few days ago
Southern gentleman who formerly VA or is at pre-
ent an officer In the United States Navy during brief
scon in this city, wa snced By one or mere Of the
dscoy eucks hanging about the hotel where he put Up
TO vi.t gambling hell on Broadway. He was there
treated in great style to foe gsns supper and nls
glsss as ofen as suptied wa replsnisAsd with
"Munm's Cabinet" Supper over. he was invited to
game at faro and during the play the representative
of Southern ohivalry in the United States Navy lost
abou. g. 900. A. late hour he sought his bed but
sleep came not TO his aid and he .os.ed wildly upon
his pillow. T,s mercy be could i'll afford to lose.
Yesterday morning the Southern gentIssn rspsred to
TIE SrpefIterdeu.s Office and made complaint against
tia rtprietors Of .ae "heI Tie MISTER was f4a,ed
il TIE hands Of Policeman Brevoon who succeeded 10
reooyespg tae roOsY; but hcvths csss wa macas'e
v. have 70 record, o. no compaia. Wa msde to cay
Of t., Police M.e;sua.es, AID no s-ssss m.es. Tie
orstion srisse, "Hev vss tbs cas- nersgsd" Tie
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