New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

worth belDg dpse speedily. But our street m,ksrs
| 90 rot appear to think 20; ss ;witas-s tue C,a,
| AID BOwery extensions. Reade stsee. aad Du,ao
east OF Bosdr ey cesfai b. coltilue sasE
guo for aDotter year. notwithstanding se,eral tine
~s,ehouses have been built in toe former stroe., il
conf unity with the rev line the month side The
.,ter sion Of Chambers str ct TO James clip will Axe
see at future time. but not tais year though
H. Commissioners for tbs purpose we're appointed
acme time since. az they sso were in the csse of
Resde end Duane streets. Neither viii Worth street
BE- wide ned t another year when i. i, hoped hat the
authorities will rider it pushed through to the Bowery.
We cannot learn that there is any good n for
al this delay.
HIoH.HASpED VILLAIsr-A SAILOR BEArfS AID
RorBED Charles Hermsnn s,ilor Stopping a. No.
If9 Gr.eowich street yesterday appeared before JUS
tee Osborn and preferred a complaint for assault
and robbery sin.t four scoupdres who robbed him.
s,ripped bin of his clothing beat him and then locked
him up He states in bis affidavit that striving 81
thu tot few days ago, he was induced by runner
10 nut I'D at Pat Fiynns place, No. 3I3 Water street.
where he went on Monday last About noon the next
day. having been paid off, he asked for his bill aud
ct, ted that he was about to leave. The b.rkaepe
made it out. and charged him 81 20 for days
board Hermann refused to pay the bill and offered
the fellow A., which was refused. The barkeeper
then told tim to let the matter rest until after dinner
Hermann then took dinner, and coon after was asked
by Flynn the keeper of the place, to step up stairs
into bis rou. He complied, and was followed into the
loom by Flynn aud three other men. The door was
then fastened and he was asked where he kept his
money; but, refusing TO tel, they get upon him,
Knocked him 60 wn, beat and stamped upon hiTn aud
robbed bin of all tie money he had, together ~ih
most of b., cotbipg. They then went Off locking the
door behind them Hermann remained some time un
able to get IN; but finally the pain from the bruises
be had received became lees violent and on looking
about the room be found old clothes under the
bed. These be put or, and then op ming the window
jumped out upos the roof of she'd and thence to the
pavement and thus escaped. On these facts being
sworn to- Justice Osborn Issued warrants for the arrest
Of Flynn and the oher robbers, and yesterday Oicee
Rothchid, Of the Emgrant Squad, took Flynn and
ope Robert Armstrong into custody, aud they were
locked up to await examination. Efforts are oeing
ade to the other rasca aud 1t Is 10 be hoped
they will prove successful this is one OF the most
infamous ourages that has been perpersted for some
time.
The LATE HEAVY ROBBERY OF SILK GooDs.-The
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charged with feonously receiving about S. 900 worth
of elk goods which had been stolen from the store of
WE Carey & Co., No. 90 Pine street, was under ex-
animation yesterday before Justice Brennan. The
complainant was crosse xsnned but nothing of esps-
cia interest was elected. One bundle of the silk has
been identified by pencil mark put it by one of
the clerks Of Carey & Co. Tobias Kohn, on cross-
examination a;ed that when conversng with Snow
previous to buying the silk Of him, he asked Saow
whether the silks could be sold in New-York; Snow
replied in the negative, and sid that they had been
stolen from Pine street. The examination will be re-
sumsd on the afternoon of Monday next.
BURGIARY-ARREsT oS SUsPIcIoS.-The liquor
store Of James Cody No. li2 Lb4rty street. was
entered by burglars Tuesday night and robbed OF
about $50 mostly in Spanish quarters and basket OF
champsigne Capt. Halpin and Officer Barry Of the
First Ward police shortly after the robbery, found the
champagne secreted in coa-box in Washington
sire ct near Liberty street, and from information which
they received they arrested two men NAMED Cornelius
Lynch and Patrick Ftzsmmona, one of whom had sold
100 Spanish quarters for $50 % a car nan, and on
the perton Of the other sl2 Spanish com was found
The accused had confederate whom the officers
traced TO the Dit of tb eater 10 Chatham street but
they were shout to seize him, he jumped into the low
er tier of boxes and escaped. The two pr'oners were
taken before Justice Osborn, aud held to await ex-
animation.
ScAspALous CoNDITIoS OF PoTTERs FIELD -
Tn consequence of the numerous compliant made to
the Common Council of the condition Of the old
"Potters Field" situated on Fourth avenue between
Fort, ninth and Ftieth streets, the Committee on
Public Health of the Board Of Couuclmen yesterday
IL 30 thas
The following communication from City Inspector
Morton has been before the Committee over month
but they have delayed until the present time from
moving in the matter:
NEw-YoRK. Feb. %, 1857.
" To the Coo Council Of Ike Cisy Of Nsn York
"GEsTLEMES: Numerous Complaints have been re-
ceived at this Office of nuisance aiog from the ex.
posed condition Of the collins and remains OF deceased
persons inferred In the public burial ground formerly
hPorer's Field" situated on the Fourth avenue be-
tween Forty ninth and Fiieth streets and al eIami.
nation having been instituted, 1t has been found ha
the complaints mado by persons resident In the vcln
ty ss above are mare with just cause 1t therefore
becomes my duty to coll the attention OF your Honor
able Body to the necessity Of immediate action to cause
the same TO be removed.
The present complaints have been caused by the
recent oIeLng OF Fourth atd OF Eieto street
| through the said grounds; and would respectfully
suggest that as the Deghborhood Is now rapidly I'm.
proving and the property in the vicinity becoming Oh
great value if il is Intended to retain this property to
the Corporation, il is desirable that the bodies nov
inferred in sad ground be removed to some other aud
appropriate resting -psce, whereby the property may
be made productive should be 10 contemplation
TO cell dispose of the ground that its value would
be enhanced Immediately far more than the attendant
costs If The remains of the deceased persons were sPe
I'm any event,it is Necessary having proper re-
gard to decepcy and the public interests 10 either
cause the removal, above suggested, or to h.ve
wall or fence erected around the grounds where now