New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
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J CHANCE oT HOuR.-0n ADD alter this day, the Fan
River line Of boats viii leave per No. 8 al o'clock
instead Of O'Clock.
Tie rgulsr mail hre, via StobiDgton, win, on to
day and here after, leave pier No. 2 at O'Clock in
stead Of 4 O'Clock.
Bsror Won Gerol,, the Prus,sn Minister, arrived
from Europe IN the Africa estsrday morning.
STREET DEPAKrNESr.-Street Commissioner Saith
/. dangerously ndsposed and has been ordered soaih
for the beuest Of his health. HIS slment, in some
,s.nec.s resembles the prevalent throat dises,, and
sofsyery ,erious chsracter. Capt Mansfield Lowell,
tie Deputy Commissioner is endowed with fall powers
10 act in the absence of the chief Ct his Department
SIxryryrH WARD-The election in the Sixteenth
Wsrd under the auspices Of tue taree Inspectors IRON
the Central Committee, resulted in the election o. us
Ant-Dsyton ticket:
Pr,.i5ei,-p.yip r. JasuEs. Vice Pre.iaen,s-wS oron;
sm,S ves.arer1 raoS~ cht.,y. Dcs.ais. Rssaensaa
Central ccunttse-samnsl B. H. Vance, james ca,s.l wn
Yorns Mems Rcrubic.n coo,rsI cOun,ts--Adsm Ems,
EdwArd wilcox, Geo. Asclsan, VIM saas, James Amsuost
TwrSrY.FIRsr WARD REPUBLIcAS ASSOCIATION
TIE Twenty first Ward Rep ublcsn Association held an
election on Monday evening last to ill svscsacy inthe
Cettrsl Committee. The only candidates were John
II. White and DR.. s S. Chds, now member Of Assem-
bly, 1t was spisited and closely. ooutstted election,
but the White ticket prevailed by 80 majority.
The LAST OF JoSEs's wooD.-A large part ofthis
ntere sting portion Of our city about to snecumo 10
the march Of Improvement. Having remained IN the
possession of 'he ancestors Of the present owners Tor
several generations, il is at last to be Knocked
down" TO the highest bidder by the Bescksrs, on the
9th int IL has been deg htful resor for ourselves
aud cur fathers for many years, but the inevitable
growth of our city must s,on cover 1t With dwsilng-
houses and leave no trace Of ts former nsara besny
OUTRAGE urov A GIRL-Miss Mary Ann Ryan Of
Varick street went to ball Monday evening, and
about clock, m accepted the Invitation OF Pat
Trick Boylan to see her home. While walking through
ysrick street Boylan met half dozen friends, and
went with them into typlsce leaving Mis- Ryan 10
the street. Returning, he again vent with her 70 yard
home but soon TUNED upon her and threw her down.
bis friends conirg No immediately after and assisting In
tie assault. Ore Of them held his hand over her
month TO stiAe her cre Others assisted in holding her
down. while Boylan attempted 10 outrage her person.
The screams of the girl attracted Officer Palmer, who
ran to Il spot when the rulians fed She told him
her story ard he soon sersard arrested Patrick Boy
Ian and Matthew McCoskey, whom the girl msut'fef.
Justice Quackenbush committed the pIsoneTstor TRIAL.
RATHER REvENGEFgL.-Sone Ii ua ago Odicer Ms-
son Of the Fourth Ward asssul ed by John Doys'
the keeper of low porterhouso at NJ q Oak street.
Through his political influence Mr.. Doyle was lot Oh
with 30 DAYS uprisonmtn MT but seems Atsven that
light infection wac too much for HE stomach Ever since
hs release he has been resolved upon revenge, aud
wstched for opportunity TO CRAFTY HE ps''lon.
None presenting itsef he hit upon stIatsgem ID e''
feet biz purpose About o'clock on Tuesday morning
he sent his wife screaming into the street, % Ms'on
spproached. The woman begged the officer 70 arrest
her husband Who she said was bent upon taking her
lIe The officer without euspctng any plot, ran INTO
the place TO arrest the would-be murderer, when he
was oir tly ass allied by John Doyle and his con james,
who Law in wait for him in the hall. The latter snAtched
the club from his belt, and beat him over the head,
while the elder Doyle struck him with glass dseantsr
upon the left temple cutting him in shocking manner
John then seized knife and attemp cd 10 stsb him.
but succeeded in cutting his hand DOLLY. Mason seized
Doyle and lodged him in the Station Honse. Re
turning to the place be then took the son into custody
Justice Connolly committed the prisoners for trial for
assault win intent 10 I'LL.
STEALING HoGs.-Some dishonest fellow entered the
premises Of Patrick Clue, in Fourteenth street,
Avenue A, little bef,re daylight on Tuesday morn
ing, and drove OF 10 bogs. lie was observed by
officer Bgelow Of the Eleventh Ward, soon aferwrd,
driving the anna ais through Rvington street, and
beirg rather closely questioned by the officer. ran
away. Bgeow drove the hogs TO the tion-Houss,
where they were claimed by the owner.
ARREST OF PIcKPocKETs.-The detectives yester-
day arrested about twenty pckpockets nesr the liberty
pole in West Broadway, the Park and Broadway, who
were attempting to pursue their vocation among The
crowds of people that thropged the streets during the
day. Among the thieves were tgel,e men, four or
five boys and three women The portraits Of many Of
these people already grsced the roguss gallery, and
the rem ainder added before sabdown. When tbs
crowds had gone home the thieves released.
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