New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

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Mr. NJ V. Brady has isiuej as oue Of Il, siniEsble
series Photographic po,trsit Of S.rsto, Seward Il
is sirgrlary successful, psrhsps the best snong s
the hkenssses Of the distinguished Senaior watch
have ever been published.
MAsoSIo -" TIE Book OF the Chspter is rsas
ard vslusble manual for Roysl Arch Masors ccupssd
BY Albert G Macksy sni published By Robert M.,ksy
Of this city. 1t seems to be decided improvement
upon all former works Of the kind
Tee Masonic Messerger, nes. Gtls moctily
steet devoted to the interests Of Masonry, connsncss
ts fourth volume month. 1. is published By NJ. j.
Drummcnd, No. li2 Chshan street. The forthcom-
Ing volume will contain careful history Of the Heights
Ten psIs, their rise, laws, achievements snd fall.
"GEER's ExrRESs DIRECTORY" Vol. /, is g,. is.
sued 1t gives al the cies, towns villages railroad
stations srd postofces in the Eastern States WITH the
routes by which each place is ost easily reached the
nearest rsIosd ststion and other valuable matters
Very ussfu FOR anybody who has apsckase 70 send
anywhere. Compiled BY Geo p. G,ey Of Thompson
& Co.'S Express, Springfield, Mass, and for sas g,
The Directory Office, No. 379 Broadway.
IMPROVEMENTS Is THE OFFICE OF The CIERS or
CoMMoS CouNoIL.-The rooms 10 tbs City Hall occu-
pied by the Clerk Of Common Council have recently
been rmodeed and ief;ted in good style-improve-
ments much needed in an ofiics frequentsd than
any other in the city with the exception a. ptssen. OF
tie Mayors. Tie Clerks desks have been Sc. ou,
further from the walls ard protected by rsngs 20
keep out the gangs Of impudent politicians constantly
in tie habit Of annoying them BY looking over their
writing. Tee celebrated oi tssroom recently ostsn-
sbly used by Committees, but generally occupied by
political loungeIs ard har ge,so on, hiss aso been in
proved, and will hereafter it is pro ni'ed, be kept
closed sgsrst al persons who have not bueness before
the Con mit.ees. TIE outer ocs for public reception
is also better adapted for business the newspaper fes
ber removed together with a the chairs and tables,
except these in by the law reporters No persons
are admitted 70 the Committee room unless when Co n
mit,ees are publicly in session. and none behind the
railing unless they have business with the Aldermen IN
their private consultation rooms. If these rules are
carried out the annoyarces which some of the more
reckless members brought upon the Clerks Office, BY
encouraging TIE hanging around Of Glass of 'hticsn'
who were rever countensnced there before, will
speedily DO removed.
CoRPoR,rIoXs NAVE SoULs.-This is certainly true
in relation to the Third Avenue Railroad Cooperation,
notwithstanding the old TO the contrary, as il is
row proving the act of mercy to the horses IN taking
up the smooth stone blocks the grade up Chatham
square and putting down an iron pave nent in their
place. Mr. Darling, the Ptesiept OF tina. Rosd Is OF
opinion that this charge will net only bs merciful one
to tie borses, but tha the Company will save enough
in their wear and tear in year two P'y Ior lue
change, although a pretty expensive one' we "'e
sure il will add very much to TIE comfort .,
o.,s for ,bsv have tormented at sight OF tue
severe lsbors and falling of horses on that grade.
Nos they 20 up with ease and safety.
RowpIFs on RAILROAD CARs.-Ssveral Of our city
railways have been infested lately with the rowdy VII
oil that abound in this city. The Superintendent Of
the Third-avenue Road had his pocket picked OF
valuable watch not org ,oce, and some Of the con.
ducors have h.d their pockets picked. The plan is
to ge: up muas, and then Operate It has been
found necessary to put up cards, Bewars of pick
pocA in the cars and passengers desired to bs
cautious, and to aid the conductors in de-
ecDg the villaIs and preserving order. One Of the
scsmrs was con nmitted TO the Tonbs yesterday fr
brutal assault upon Conductor e. j. Batrsm Of car
No. AZ On Sunday evening the trip leaving the eta
tion a. S1ty-third street at 6;O O'Clock, when the
| crowd were comrg down from Jones's Woods. lie
crowded in pas. the conductor the platform, went
| toward the forward end Of the car snd commencsd
| begging morey " for peer blind boy The COO
| ductor followed him, and demanded MS fare. He
swoie be had paid it. ana sssu ned al air and attitude
| CT defiance, disturbing oil the passengers soma Ct
Hbom assisted the conductor TO put The vlsin ont.
He then seized heavy paving stone, aud hurled
II at the conductors head, which it just missed,
| grozed seI temans arm, ard hit woman on the
back. FortuI a'els for her life she wore patent
hustle skirr.' Before he coud seize auother stone,
he was overpowered and taken of 10 the Nnsteenth
| Police Station. lie gave his nsme 8, John Kelly,
end dscSrts 10 Will hsve revenge Of tae conductor
| as soon q, he gets out sgan, STANG that he has
troops of friends Tie police ssy bis ntim ,ts friends
| ere pcspockets Tne officers Of the Tuird avsnue
Read request that Of those the car viii be kind
enough TO give her to the starter at the Park
n at the Staten House, Sutytbird street and lead
th.ir aid to brig one rowdy to justice.
! FIGHT BErWEES LABORERs.-Ate g late hour Sunday
night Officers Taggst and Nredenbslgh OF the Six
teenth Precinct arrested Charles Foley, Jonp Mcbride
spd John Donshue, charged with bsstiDg, in most
| brutal manner Luke Giligsn Of No 2'8 West Nine
teenh street. 1t appears that Foley, Mcbride, Dons
hue, Martin McGowsn and others living in the vicinity
above mentioned got into fight, in the course Ci
| wlich ole Of tie number dew knife and s'Aoosd
MCGOWAN in tie left side OF the head the blade eoter
ps the anter.or portion Of the ear dyid bg the oD'
AID passing the carotid artery. Tne cry o. mur'
der raised when the officers entered aIl sIieet-
pg three CT the party, conveys :he@ to tee o'A'1
IIouse Yesterday mornirg the prisoners were CO..
vsyed before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market