New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05

te,A the route Of the city to thst poin. il La
o,cur.1 to us that there Is view Of the nate,
which Ia, net ytt received proper consideration. Al
be p,e.ss, time there so cars passing ia sai ou
Of the cv sy ry p Lcurs each Of whch is drawn BY
four bor.e. and r should Id 600 small csr. the
number now runpiss on the city line With two horses
each we should have aggregate OF coo horses 70
pass through the lopg tInvel between Thiry.fourth
and Fore,h streets every day provided the ordnsnce
is enforced. TIE irppings through the m,;on.work
ard the flow Of water through the tunnel keep the
ground upon which the tracks lsic 10 constant
puddle aud some ginsers have declared that il An
nsver be made much better II such is really the
case car GOO horses pass through the tunnel day
after dav? In reference to compelling the HNem
Railroad Company 10 iun tteir city through the
tur mel si1 blocks without the possibility of taking
or setting down single passenger, we are at loss 10
conceive Whist good result to the Murray Hill
/ property owners or any one else.
! MILITARY MATIERs.-Col. vosburgh rendered the
services of the 71st Regiment to Col Duryes Of the
7th Regimert National Guard 10 receive them their
return from Richmond The invitation promptly
accepted by Col Duryea. The list will, therefore,
tufn Oul, ana give Lleu OF ftu bIdcu
cepton. 1t will be a sight well worth seeing ard
which will no doubt attract immense number Of our
ciizers to witness the ceremonies of the reception.
The 7th viii probably return to this city Friday
Saturday next.
CHAPTER OF CRIMES, CASUALTIES ASD ACcIDENTs.
On Saturday evening Officer James Of the H,rbor
Police had occasion 10 arrest Patrick Connel for fight
ing and disordery conduct, but Patrick being power
full fellow, fucceeded in escaping the officer Patrick
took to his heels but had rot gone very far before the
officer sent couple of bullets into his egs which had
the feet Of bringing him to halt. Patrick then
taken the Station-Hous where surgeon extracted
the bullets after which he was locked up. Justice
Brennan sent the disorderly Celt to pri,on.
At l0l o'clock yesterday morning young man
named John Mccarthy, while abou. to discharge
pisto in front Of his residence, No. 20 Mott street.
placed the muzzle against bia chest to arrange the
lock, when the wespon suddenly exploded, and a bull
let was deeply buried in his body. The unfortunate
man was conveyed to the Hospital, where he lies in
very critical condition, there being only the slightest
chance Of his recovery.
On Saturday evening temporary platform, which
had been erected on level with the sidewalk in front
of building in process of erection in Houston
street by Mr. V. Benner, suddenly gave way, precp-
and several other persons whe passing at the
tims To tire bottom Of pit twenty feet Deep dug for
vault Officer Dickinson had his left arm fractured
and Mr. Weston Of Laurens street had his right arm
broken in two places. The Injured men properly
cared FOR.
Yesterday morning some rowdies got hold OF two
men who were somewhat inebiiatedl, named John
Henry and John Welsh at the foot Of Whitehall street
and for the purpose Of having some fun, as they said
placed keg of powder them from which they
laid a train OF powder and ignited it. The powder
poded, buYr ing both Of the men severely. One Of
them was blewn into the river, but was rescued from
drowning by some citizens. The men were conveyed
to the Hospital
A wild steer was shot at the corner OF Fnteenth
street and First Avenue Saturday afternoon.
On Saturday evening Charles Cole of No. 81 Elm
street had his hand shattered by the premature ex-
nlosion of pi,to He was taken to tire Hospital
Michael Conway and Patrick G. Gordon got into an
Alteration at the corner Of Ffty-sixth street aud
broadway On Saturday afternoon, and hght was the
result in the course of which Gordon threw his antsgo-
nist down and bit off the end Of his nose Justice
Ousckepbush held Gordon in default OF 81 900 bail
For some time past a stout, able-bodied lrshman,
very shabby dressed has been losng about the Fifth
Wnd, begging money, old clothes and cold victuals
from all whom he met. On Friday evening isst this
notorious beggar called at the house OF Mrs bschon,
No ya1ick street where he had often received aims
No one was in but Mrs. b., and she was about to
get him something to eat he suddenly DATED into the
hall and as suddenly made for the street. Mrs. b. hsp
pened to notice his movements, and saw him take
coat in the pocket Of which was $3S, from the rack
She STATED after him. and, overaking him. was about
seizpg the coat, when the wretch knocked her down
with his fis. Officer Stiwe, being attracted by her
CRY Of "Stop thief pursued and overlook the thief
and recovered the property. Justice Connolly sent the
fellow who gave his John Davitt to pEison IN
default Of 81 coo bail.
Some adroit house thief entered the house OF MI D.
n. Stafford. No. IS Sixth street, on Saturday morning,
while the family were at their breakfast, and stole
cold hunting case watch worth 800, belonging to MI
| Stafford The residence of Mr.. Barnes No. Second
street was also entered while the family was eating,
and $50 in money and considerable jewelry stolen
The trunk of Mary Rourke, bosrder at No. III Mui
berry street. was broken open and 500 worth OF cloth
ing and is wery and 80 in gold, stolen. Inc ponce
were notified of the robberies but thus far no arrests
| have been made.
Charles Martin was struck over the head with
sung shot during row that occurred among number
of Young rowdies in low groggery in Mott street on
Friday evening last. His skull was fractured Hewa'
| taken to the hospital.
Thomas Rooney was arrested on Friday by Officer
HYATT of the Ninth Precinct, charge Of gaud lar
hAu nTTry