New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10
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| THr ALDEpssRic CAESAR. AGAlEsr Tss CfsTRlL
PARK CossIssIosER: -Tae Democratic Alderman
coLtinue severely ndgoIn, q AGs; the CsE.-s Prk
ConmissoneIs, because ttey we're dsSsred h7 tas
| indepeIdtnt eoarse the Commissioners ron uskrg
toat Park improvement polidc.l ersce dung tie
ls'e contest betreen city r-for sld corrr p,Jn The
Committee sppoiDted to nves-ss the Csn':sl Park
affairs as 10 the chsrges mads By dsssisEs ID petit
| clans met yesterday mo:ripg, a. No sCny Hal, bd.
the Commissioners did not i.f5 their vanity BY g.
Nndipg. sabpeDss were issue to have them APPEAR
before the Committee q, l. O. eek to-dsy. smi's'
nve5'iga'ian wss made BY CJnm.:iee Of the Coun
oilmep before election, scd Ies ited in satisfactory
explanation from tbe CHE: Eng1esr OF ;ls Eo-k aod
the exposure oftte C1srnsr, sho wss shown 70 hsve
beer prompted to this measure because tie CJmnis-
sioners refused to appoint him as Paylsa:er.
MEETING or DESTIsrs.--The d,1'is.s OF NsSYo
10 the number Of fifty ice. ss evening st NJ. 81 Bori
street. ard formed association of the interchange
Of views on subjects relating 70 the profession. DR..
Covill ac'ed as C1armsr ard DR. G. AuIbler as
Secretary. A constitution was ajope1, lad the f1-
lowing gentlemen appointed perm ,nebt oicsrs: Sec
retsry DR.. Amber; Treasurer, Dr.. w. B Roberts;
Business Committee, DIS w. B,llsrd John Allen
and L. Covill. The Chairman I'll be appointed a.
each meeting The subject diseased at tlis meeting
was "The trestnert of Fargo" smil.r society
was formed a. the Crosby street. Meicsl College IN
1877, but it died out some four years ago.
NEw.HAvES RAnRoAD-The new additional track
lost completed between New.R ellie aud Mouat Ver-
non is probably the best built pecs OF road 10 the
country. 1t has been CONSTRUCTED By ths Company
no. by cor tract as roads usually are but s the
engas ed on the work employed by the day, and
the rai-chairs are all Of wrough. iron, and conse
quenly rot liable to break by the action Of frost as
those Of the ordinary cast iron. The work of COM
peting the double track to William bridge Is rapidly
progressing 90 that fhoud the weather continue q. al
fav orabe for another month it is probable hit this
desirable ard long. needed improvement. Will be flo
ished.
About fortnight since, Mr.. E. II, Ho.chhis,, To-
merly OF Dubuque lows, was arrested upon war
rart sued by Justice Connolly, on change Of obtain
ing 50 co., alb ut year ego fom one Cisk, by false
representations respecting the pr'perty aud proas OF
the firm of AttiI, Noyes Il Co Of which Mr.. Hotoh-
kiss was member. The case being lied up for Ok
amir a,ion yesterday morning, the complainant, Mr.
CLARK, did rot appear, although dull, required 70 10
do ard his counsel Mr. Spencer stated to the Mssis-
satisfied tina, no false preteose fraud mai bean com
mtted. Mr.. Hotchkiss was accordingly discharged.
THE ROBBERY OF $1,000 IN GOLD DoUBLooss.-
Patrick Kelly, the Irish brewer who was imprisoned
in the Tombs charged with being one OF the parties
concerned in robbipg a scop Of 80 90 in gold doub-
loor in corse quence of $40 Of tina. kind of sp
Gle being found on bis perssn discharged yester-
day by Justice Connolly. No other pro Of completely
in the robbery having turned up he could not beres-
sopaby held or GER Three other persons respectively
named James Young, VIM. Brennan, and Brcanans
wife giving Their residence No. 20 Mulberry street,
were also arrested Suspicion, brought to the Sixth
Ward Station House. and their persons searched but,
none of those encipg yellow boys being ,und in their
possession they were, after some tme set at large
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CoMPAsY.-Some twenty
drivers lately dismissed by this Company have CON-
menced suits for back pay, AID engaged counsel to
cary them through. They base their olai1s on the
grounds that the Company advertised for tafy days
that they would give them tea dollars AMI half
week which they continued to do for seven weeks,
but subsequent to that without any rot'ce whatever,
laid them a. the rate of ten shiDgs day, and more
recently when the weather got at all bad, aud they
could not make eight trips day, the Company or
dered that they should be psd at the rate of eighteen
cents a trip, by which means they could 10 bad
weather earn from ,eveny five cents to dollar for
sixteen or seventeen hours day Those men are
DOW in starving condition, their names have besn
Transferred to the other lines as spotted, snd conse'
quenty can get no work.
DEATH by ScALDs-An inquest was held yesterday
by Coroner Hills a. No. l72l Division street, upon the
body of a child FAMED Wm. Hemmel, who died from
the effects OF scads received Sunday last, when he
accidentally upset kettle Of boiling WAFER over his
peron. The Jury rendered verdict OF Accidental
death"
THE LATE ROBBERY OF SPANISH DouBLooNs'-A
few DAYS ago an account of robbery perperate3 oy
the sece nd mate AID steward Of the bark Pa vtuckes
WAS published in THE TRIBUNE. The mate and stew
ard it will be remembered, violently ent red tho cap
tsips cabin ard stole thereom keg containing &c.
600 in Spanish doubloons, after which they took the
lorg boat and made their escape. The m.tter was
placed in the hands Of Officers Elder aud McCord, sud
they have .rce been engaged ia fenstins on, the
tbievts. day or two since the officers received IL
formation that VII lam Pa,tea, the second maze, was
at Fsrmpgdale, /. Tbither they rep Aired and ar
rested Pstten ard brought him to the city, arriving
here Yesterday afternoon. The officers succeeded in
recovering about two hundred and ninety one of the
doubloons, valued at g. 400 or more. The s,cased
wa, taken to the Tombs and committed to prison by
Justice Connolly, upon the complaint OF Anthony
Yzaeus del Vale Of No. % Bowery Paten confesse,
the robbery, and in justification Gays that he vas com
pei ed to steal the money run the rsk OF violence
tire hard. Of the steward who threatened to tAro"
him overheard.