New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80 1858.

At Niblo's, under It's present very i9jud.ciously
chosen title its brief history will be the same II Is
brought out with the careful and expensive attention
10 -cenery that we have Rad 50 many times to CON-
meui a, this house.
As for the sctog it WAS much better than the tire
some, dreaiy. dismal bore Of piece deserves lhere
was but sirce relief TO the wearisomeness oil the
whole and ths, was il the comic dongs Of aragc gen
tlemAn named Maddox, who contorts himself aud
howh. under the impression that lie is setting. Mr.
Maddo1 * is fearful and we much fear Mr.. Maddocks
i. dangerous: somebody please cage MIR. Maddoeks
THr H,RLls RAIRoAD IsJrNcrIoN DIssoLvED.-
On Friday morning Judge Sutherland delivered al
option in which he dissolved the temporary injunction
restraining the Corporation from rPeatng the ordi-
nance prohibiting the Of steam on Fourth avenne,
below Forty second street. This leaves the Common
Council free to act on repeating the ordnance, and
i uossbe that u the failure of this second sttcmpt to
obtain an injunction the Murray fiil property owners
may give up the contest.
ELECTION eoII CLTRSs AND IsSfEcroRs.-lester-
,sy morning Committee from Tsmmsny Hal met
tie Police Commissioners by appointment at the May
or. Office TO complain of alleged injustice to the Dem-
ocra,c party in the appointment Of poll clerks and
cauvassers by said Commissioners. 1ne burden OF tue
complain, was that the Commissioners had appointed
nearly al Republicans aud Americans, snd neglected
the Democracy The result Of the conference did not
transpire.
The Tammany Committee appeared TO lose sight oi
the fact that the Inspectors Of Election in the cy arc
nearly all Democrats, many of them Of the most cor
rupt kind and Il at all vacsn ,es which had occurred
Al a
Under these circumstances. 1t is vel that there are
reans in the hands Of the Opposition TO afford some
protection against balotbox stuffrg and other I'M
quties.
THF PosI.GRApUArE CoURsE OF CoLUNBN Cot
LYGY OPEN TO L,DIrs.--We take pleasure IN auncuuc-
.rc that the Post Graduate Course Of Columbia College
will be open to ladies' and that tickets will be sold to
them precisely "a 70 others The College looks to
"the cooperation and support of the women quite as
&" much as OF the men. The lectures on Botany by
Dr. Touey the first bosnist in the country, Professor
Guyot's lectures on Comparative Physical Geography,
aud these on the Euglish Language by the Hon. Mr.
Marsh will be especially attractive.
EXCISE CoMNIssoSERs.-The Excise Commission
err had no quorum yesterday, aud Mr.. fIaskett de-
clur,d the Board adjourned to NEE, on Thursday. 1t
wss stated that Mr. Holmes was SICK.
Dr,Tu FROM IsJURIFs.-A few days ago Edward
a. Nanderhof, young man % years Of age, who had
long been excessively Incorporate in his habits was
admitted to the New York Hospital from No. %
Church street where he had been living with disso
lutte woman. Previous to his admission, lse had had
derum tremens and fits and on one ocoasion vile in
fit he fell backward on the floor. and struck heavily
on his head. lie died on Thursday, and yesterday
Coroner Hills held inquest on the body. DIR.
Darrach one of the Hospital physicians made post
mortcm examination, and found fracture OF the skull,
wh ch is supposed to have been caused by the fall on
the floor a. stated. According to the testimony, he
had Dot been beaten by any one.
TIE Jury rendered verdict Of " Death from com
preston OF the brain by fracture OF the skull, acc-
/" dentally received
SUICIDE BY T,KIsG ARsEsIc.-Coroner Hills held
an inquest at the Twelfth Ward Police Station, on the
body an unknown German about 30 years OF age,
uho found lying dead in op"n lo' near ths cor
uer Of Eighth avenue aud One-huLdrede eighteenth
street. On Wednesday evening the deceased called at
Coroner Hills drug store IN Harlem and purchased
three ounces of audanum from John f. Willett5, the
clerk, whom lie told in answer to question, that he
WA in the habit Of taking audanum He also wanted
to buy some arsenic but the clerk refused to sell him
any. Subsequently, the man called at the house Of
James Riley One-hundred- and- wepteth street. near
Ninth avenue, and asked for drink of water, upon
getting which, be poured ligltoolored powder into
the cup ard miXigg it vel with the wster, drank it
down. The powder, undoubtedly, was arsenic, as he
told Ar. Riley to wa-h the cup before using it. Not
long alterward the unknown man seen staggering
IS If intoxicated. He was not again seen alive. On
examining the deceased the bottle Of laud6nam he had
purchased of Wiletts found in his pocket also,
smilar sized empty bottle which had contained laria-
nun, likewise paper labeled arsenic but none of the
poison there. DIR. Harrington examined the body,
ard was of opinion that death caused by taking
dose Of ar.enc and the Jury rendere verdict to that
effect. He was about five feet ten inches in hight
had dark hair and short whEkers under the chin. IIe
was dressed in a dark common woOlen frock coat,
light colored vest with metal buttons, mixed twied
pants white muslin shirt, and footed caskn boots.
Tar LAIE FIRE II SIXTH SrRyET.-Coroner Hills
held inquests on Friday at the Eleventh Ward Police
Station upon the bodies Of Michael Herte and Caths-
rne Hertel his daughter who lost their lives by the
fire at No. l9i, Sixth street on Thursday night The
Jury rendered verdict Of death from accidental suf.
location
The JFws' HosPT.L IN NEw-YoRK.-The funds Of
tLi. institution being at rather low ebb the Jews
gave banquet and ball at Niblos Thursday night
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