New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Total. so, SS9 IL
The amount yet due from taxpayers for the year
1857 is 81 $685. 6l0 SO. Tho payments for the last few
days larger than for the corresponding period Of
last year.
Masonic CELEDRATIoS.-On Wednesday evening
last the Grand Lodge of Perfection of the State Of
New-York celebrated their first jubilee and seventh
anniversary at Odd Fellows Hall, in the presence of
large audience Of citizens and ladies. The members of
the Lodge appeared iu Oriental costume and presented
highly picturesque appearance. j. r. Westcott,
esq., the presiding officer of the Lodge presided. Ad
dresses were delivered by Robert Macoy, Deputy
Grand Master Of the State of New.YOrk; Giles +.
Yates, LID, of Schenectady, and John w. Simons,
esq.,, of the Grand Encampment. A Quartette Club
sang several appropriate songs.
Mr.. Russell of Detroit, who suddenly disappeared
from this city weeks ago, went to Liverpool on
the America.
Officer Sanger, who was terribly beaten by ruf.
fans in Blocker street few weeks ago is far re-
covered as to report for duty.
MORE SAUSAGE MEAT.--An eyewitness informs us
that on Friday morning a large dog eaped or was
thrown from third-story window in Chatham street.
lie was Killed the fulI, CdICdSs was ioilu
with bagged by rag-picker, and borne of in tri.
unph, to be manufactured into Linked sweetness
SUCH Is LlsE.-Mr Hugh Smith, arrested on Thurs
day night, charged with feonously assautng Mr.. Ed
win S. Collins, by dscharging pistol at him loaded
with powder and ball, was baed yesterday afternoon,
one Patrick Burke of No. 81 Wilett street becoming
surety for his appearance in the amount of $4,000.
William Wallace of No. 3 Madison street made aii-
dayit at the Court before Justice Welsh that no
Edwin \. Collins assaulted and beaten by man named
Smith, who discharged at said Collins pistol loaded
with powder and ball. woundng him severely that
from the effects of said wound Collins is now confined
to his house and unable to appear and prefer his own
complaint The following certificate was presented at
the Court:
II was called on Wednesday evening to see Mr..
Collins at No ~ Cedar street He had been shot as
alleged by Hugh Smith. | dressed the wound ana
have since been in attendance on him. Mr.. Collins Is
doing well Mt present but it would be prudent tor hun
to avoid fatigue and excitement. cannot consent Tor
him 10 leave his room at present. He will probably be
able to do so in few days His wounds now are not
dangerous in their character. ,, :, ~.
When the man RECEIVERS sufficiently to appear at
Court there will probably be an examination IN the
case and some rich developments may be expected.
Collins il appears was and still is the foreman IN the
pickle establishment of Mr. A. Kemp at Nos. III and
l49 Cedar street in which establishment over lOo
Young women are employed. Among the employees
are three sisters named Smith, whose father, Hugh
Smith il a cartman and has stand at the corner oil
Cedar and West street. 1t appears that on account oil
one of the daughters visiting some of her former e-
male acauainances against her fathers wishes ne Tor
babe her the house. The young girl then hired room
in private house whittier she was traced by her
father Upon inquiries made by him he suspected
that she was leading improper lie. lne woman
in whose house the young girl had hired ROOM gave
the father a description of the man VINO had become
security for the payment Of the rent Tie description
answered that of Edwin $. Collins, and the father
aiming himself with pistol, set out for heInPs
place with view OF revenging hhnsai-Cohas was
called for and upon making his appearance VIZ
Smith discharged his pistol. Collins lodged one sue
but the ball from the pistol passed into MS nght ear
and into the scalp, and running around the base Oh inc
,kull passed out the opposite side OF the neck
Tie case will up for examination at an early dsy
STEALING MASS WHE.-Yesterday afternoon
man named julius Schilling was apprehended chaise
with grand larceny. 1t seems that Oh the io'' -
December Schillng, having become enamoFel WIZ,
the wife OF his friend Dederck Gang LIVING az NO 20
Chry-tie street prevailed upon her to eope Will ni'
1t was concluded to take part OF the furniture ID ol.'
that they might make themselves the more c"n,'''.
able Mr. Fang, upon coming home from MS ous'
ness in the evening found his wife gone with portion
of the furniture He set out to look after the runaway
and to recover his property but until yesterday no
clue to the parties could be had when they were Us
covered at No. 80 Elizabeth steeet sehilins "aS
forthwith apprehended on charge OF grand larceny
| in stealing Mr.. Gangs property, AMI lockeu W y
| Justice Welsh. The property was recovered
| RoBBING MAN IN NASSAU sTRSEr.-ou
| afternoon as Conrad Mantz, of No VI Avenue ~ W.
| walking through Nassau street, two young HTN
| I'D benin him. ooe of whom jostled him rudeJ "''.'
and the other grabbed his watch-chaln VIII SUI"
| lerce a. TO discounect it from the nns'
| made second grab and this time securing Ne
booty. both ran Off During the evening 'iaH'1 ~
company with Officers Flynn and Wilsop' % ,Ae
Precinct. visited the Five Point, and ne'suO0,A' y,
| calling at the various ba-rooms and saioVN'' ''
hopes OF meeting the thieves. Upon en'eilns O1'.
ment in Baxter street, boy who was IN TIC P'ae
| observed to take something from his poeAe' W.
watch caught in his coat--leeve and arOPPe. 49,,
floor. The boy was forthwith taken ln.o CUSTOM - ,"o
watch being identified BY Mantz as tne quo ''o'"
from him. The accpeed was taken oe'''' '"''''