New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

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10 sruisie- that they srall ncs Exact p.ssavt,rs
eKcee ing three cert- Per MO- end beow whch i,,rr
'ity ae urdec obiigetonsto cary pe.sensers either
| BY ths TRIP or sesson. The company 1t "a .,id oo,
emr .atsS rp-umbg the tps Of The Port Chester .,.
c,s ,rein sn MoDdsy last, but in consequence Of n.
/ s,erfer.rce on The part Of the Noun. Vernon Com.
| niitee.. and The tro1tie occsoned the Comn,py
thereby in protecting Themselves at Albany they h.ve
thus f,r continued thsI Winter arrangements snS tax
q s-.penJlng the issue OF Communication ticke shou
the demands Of Mount Vernon De persisted in and c.
RED to further c1tr,ne The Mount Vernon Commit.
.es contend that at the time OF founding their vu.,
the New. Haven Railroad Company bound tbemssI ~,
To run the early train into the city aud the late op on,
| With view Of enabling them to follow tbe, daily
syocations the metropolis From the present aspect
Of affairs it difficult TO say WAX viii Ia the result Of
| the qusrsei.
| DrarH or Dr.. TrRSrR--Dr. WYham Turner A
vel known medical practitioner Of this city. died on
| Monday, sitter illness Of thres dsys Dr. Turner
was the son Of the late venerable John Turner for
merry one Of the propretors and editors OF The Ne.
YORK. Ga.et. Dr. T. was for several years assistant
10 h,s father il the management of The Gazette and
| we believe that at period he visa Joint owner
Some wears ago DR.. Turner was the health officer Of
this city. He adopted the ebronothermsi theory Of
| medicine advanced by DR.. Dickson OF London. and
WAS quite enthusiastic in his belief Of It's truth BE
published work the subject which had an extern.
ave SALE and difused knowledge OF his mode of
pectce but the medical profession generally reect ted
| IT, He wss an active member Of tue old Wing party,
end was for q long time prominent rnenlbe. OF the
General Committee.
EqUALIzATIoN OF JUDGES Brownsville follow.
ing ia copy of memorial to the State Legislature,
which was circulated about the Courts on Tuesday
ncr1irg, ard which found numerous sisners
To TIC Lec.n,pre Of he State Of Ne,r. Ye,s:
The undersigned members Of the bar Of the Countyof New
his opon the Judiciary Committee Of the Senate ha;
~ ne Of bs coa % p .a s of TO
SUPREME Court Of certain annually r travelling
,Se duties OF their respective Offices under
signed believing 6% justice AID public Polly require ths esh
Of January Is and Office should be paid annually The
sum Of 81 coo in quarterly payments tor the pnrpo-s Aforesaid
for The payment TO each Of said Judges and Justices
sPP ,Sen in .s s h o RpSs 1 'Gi s
moneys annually from the State for aud
ne suprme elected the LEI day OF January ss
receive exclusively for services snd menorass will
pray, &c.
SUDDTs DEA1H.-Mrs. William B. Miles retired at
lOi O'Clock on Manday night m good health, and
about half an hour sferwsrd was discovered dead.
The disease was apopexy of the lungs.
SUDDEN DEATH OF Two BsOTHERs.-Clareuce ID.
Laeket, esq, member of the New-York Bar, died
suddenly en- Monday afternoon f congestion OF the
lungs His unexpected decease affected his brother,
Grenvie A. Jacket that he was yesterday morning
attacked with apoplexy and died IN a few hours. The
Post ssysa" They most estimable men, their re-
laous through life had been rneularly close they
lived together worked together, and died together.
60 The elder brother married and oed in his 6th
year; the Younger Was a bachelor and died in his
" 5ih year"
ACCIDENT AND DETRsIIoN TO A NEw-HYES
TRAIS.-1he locomotive e the train which left New
Haven for this city at 9:4a. yesterday % reach
ing Milford, teeye miles out met with On accident
which prevented further progress. The morning ex-
press train from New-Yofk fortunately afterwsrd
arrived at the spot and conveyed intelligence to New
Haven Of the disaster; that by another engine
dispatched to Milford to bring the train on to this
city where it arrived about clock p M. two hours
behind its usual time.
DRFALCATIos AT THY UNION BASR-SlO,0OO MIS-
sIsG-GAaDLIsG The ChrsT.-A complaot wcs made
yesterday at the Mayors Office by the Cashier OF the
Urion Bank, against Henry X Brotherson, che frst
bookkeeper of the bank and another persoa--an
comphce-whose name did not transpre, sfnrging q
defalcst;on or eInbezzement Of large amount Of
money. II appears that the reckless and scspcious
course Of Mr. Br0therson the first bookkeepsr was 'e-
t.cted come six weeks ago through the vigilance OF OF
fcer joe Keefe now of the Deputys Office. Mr. keefe
reported his discoveries and convictions 20 tine bank
and measures adopted to find out the defauter in
the act, if possible. The suspicious entertained were
recently much strengthened, but nothing that would
warrant an arrest was discovered. Ga Monday about
II a. H. Brother son left the bank, 81 nc remarked at
the time TO git drink, saying he was unwel and hid
not return. Nothing further from Tin vas heard upto
yesterday afternoon, although Vig,lans aearch "as
made by of the detective police. lie resided IL
Tbnty.seoohd street The bank oaoerS on sea-chinS
the books yesterday discovered deiHcaos Of up
ward of 800 0CO. Brotherson Il "a eaid was IN re
habit of Writing gambling houses, which accounts +"
the emte element anG il is stated sa. he lost most u
his i-go,en funds az faro bank kept in the bulcng
No ANA street Warrants ssued for hin anu his
Accomplish and placed in the hand of Sergeant Brley
HzAII BuRGIARi ~ CESnDBHS STREEr.-Danng
NJ rday night the si.k.impor,iDg mouse OF hsfsis'
Ii * aam & Co, No. IS Chambers street was b:Tgia-
,iolrly entered All robbed Of about 300 pieces Of SIX
valued 81 SO O0O or ST. 900 Mes.r. L. & Co oecu-
pied the hird floor OF the buidirg the second story
being occupied flower and seatber store ne hrst