New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

dHNsoy poiV a'o ScHcAohy nv" hhO h"u"uc SosoOoJ
ard persons Of wealth out of business The banks,
other corporations and merchants chiefly behind
and If universal crash takes place throughout the
citywe shall have large deficit at the TsxRecevers
Office TO be carried as arrears to the account of next
year. The city treasury is in comparatively easy
condition. only about $1,000 worth of revenue bonds
falling due between this and the middle of November
FouRTH-AyEsUE CARs.-Two new cars were placed
on this route yesterday, drawn by ten ne horses dec
Grated with flags
CoUECnMES.-A regular sessOn Of the Board of
CouDcilmen held last night but no business Of n-
portance was done. Adjourned to Thursday.
PoLIcE PAY.--On Saturday Judge Peabody granted
mandamus commanding James Bowen, Treasurer of
the Police Fund to pay to David Barley, patrolmsu
of the Fourth Patrol District his salary since the I'D
of Jure last or to show cause to the contrary the
5h inst This proceeding is to test the legality of the
discharge of the old Police this application is sue
cessfu some four hundred more policemen will bring
their cases into court TIE a 1avt Of the relator sets
forth that be appointed patrolnan prior to the
18th Of Sept. 1853; that he has not been discharged
from his office. Is he aware that any charges have
been preferred against him. that he discharged his
duties as policeman until the Sd Of July last, when the
Station Houses were cosed that the 18th he re-
ported himself for duty but has no. been paid since
the 23d of July last Judge Dean is retained as couu-
sci for all these mep The case has not yet come On
for sxgument
INJUNcrIoS AGAINST TIE Central PARK Con-
sIssIoSERs.-On Saturday Mr.. James Hogg, one of
the Central Park Commissioners, applied to Mr. Jus
tce Sosson Of the Superior Court for an injunction re-
strainng the Board from paying over to the aborers
employed in the Park the of s2J 900 now in their
hands Mr. Hoggs affidavit states the following facts:
On the 10th day of September 1857 there was due to
the aforesaid aborers q large amount OF money for
their services but because the Central Park stock had
not yet been issued there was no fund for their pay
ment. Mr. IIogg, actuated by motives OF charity,
cave TO many of the workmep, at their earnest re-
quest orders for groceries and other necesarcs of life
on various stores taking from them al assignment OF
the amounts respectively due them or enough thereof
10 cover the value of the orders. The Board of Com
mssorers having obtarcd $2j 900 for the payment of
expenses passed resolution to pay the wOrkmcn dis
regarding the claims of Mr. Hogg arising from the as
eignments. Therefore the injunction was obtained.
What are the of the Board for their course
does not yet appear. The argument on tho Injunction
will take place on the 9th inst. Mcssrs Patt Gerard
and Buckley are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Excursion AgD COMMUTATIoS SYSTEM on
THE HUDSON RIVER RRAnRoAD.-COmmencing on We
Sth of July the Hudson River Railroad Company Das
been selling what it styled excursion tickets, carry
ing passengers between New York and stations as far
north Pougbkeepsie going aud returning the same
day. at reduction Of about % per cent on the usual
fares Up to the lst of October, when these tickets
we're abolished s 900 persons had been purchas.
ers, with receipts 10 the Company sf little over
81 ,3OO This experiment has proved complets fail
ure, and beyond doubt will Tot be repeated. Com
muters on tho road complain OF the high rates Of con
mutation, and profess to believe that the Company
would do better by reducing tbem Oo the other haad
the Company discourage all hopes of reduction and
pav that the system is losing at best, being only
continued for the convenience of residents on the limo
| OF the road
| E.ru RAILROAD CASu ALTY.-CorouerG Gamble was
called 20 bold an inquest at the Nineteenth Wsrd Po-
| ice Station on the body Of Peter Green who was
killed by being ru over near Sxty.ffth street, by car
No 80 of the Third avenue line, Sunday last. The
deceased was much intoxicated and while in that con-
diton attempted to jump upon the car while it was
under full heedwsy but missing his hold he fell before
the wheel which passed him before the car could
be stopped. Almost instant death wasthe consequence.
The deceased was ch srmsker by trade, and worked
for L. Ipgcrsoll, esq No Al Bowery. lie has left a
widow and several children 20 mourn his unsime'y end.
At the closing Of the CoroDeIs Office last evening tue
inquest had not been returned.
| A Boy ACCIDENTALLY DRowsEs.-Coroner Hill.
held inquest at No. Of Sullivan street the body
| OF julius Frederick Schaub. boy years and 4
months ole who was drowned by falling into the dock
foot of Spring street. North River, on Sunday aftei-
noon. The father Of the deceased informed that
bis son fell into the river while attempting TO Jump
from the pier on board steamboat which was lyin,
in the dock. The body was recovered by graphing
ZONE hours after the deceased was drowned. The
| Iu,v rendered a verdict of "Death by accidental
| drowning"
ACHu BvRsxD 70 DEATH.-A child ;! years ol
age named Daniel +. Tenap, who had been placed oy
the Goverpess of tbs AlpsIIcase to board with MRS
Ann Fritz, residing at No. $50 West TETty-'econo
street, was fatally burned On Sunday last. The child
veItuIed too near the giate in which WAS rousic2
fire, ard in moment his clothes were in blaze. be
fore the Hsues could be extnguished the boy was 81
terribly burned that death ensued CONS hours after
ward. Coroner Gamble was not;fed to hold an Inquest
| CoRRKcTIoE-A statement sppears In this day
Tsrsg Involving the private chsrae,e Of one Of our cit.rsns
which REQUIRES coreeaoI- whoot giving unnecessary uoo
ri,ty TO the circums.s sthhed The dendsn
apos1ed with counsel and demanded ~ sad went on psro
until pex; u Tnir !. when, the complainant resi-
d.nt Of this county che trial aefefd be osuld b
bousht to town bsH foS sypesrsaoe svrr th
set s deS rltnt received the uossE paid promptly oro