New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

Europe An artist to the operseosrs Of tag city,
Mile Alamo, will appear duriug tire season. The
opening piece will be " Ia Trsviata."
FREE LECTURE on THE NirUBE AND Power or
FRIEsDsHlP Mr. VIM Anderson, NE nber of the
New York Piess, lee ures this Friday evening in
Lebsron Hall No. 593 Hodson street, on " The M
tuIe sno Power of Friendship" Admission free. i.
may not be generally knovn that the above hall has
been opened and furnished grstuously by Mr.. Alex.
Edgar to promote the oral sDd intellectual culture Of
the Inhabitants Of that portion of the city.
TIE OH Police APPTAR FOR DUTY-A large
plumber of the old police force, who followed the fo-
tunes of Mayor Wood, appeared yesterday mort
irg at the flee OF General Superintendent. Talnifgs,
TO report themselves ready for day snd requested
him 10 assign them their ssveral posts. Mr. Tall
ma ge formed themt that uni the Police COnmssloG-
trs had acted upon the matter be could DO nohog for
them beyond recording tier names aud addresses
About 800 persons gave their names during the d'y
At the meetirg Of the Police Commissioners in the
afternoon, Mayor Temann ofered the following, rtr6.
Ct 1T.
Aeo. By the ste decision the Court Of Appeals the
men inosn as the huricip. Policemen have no. been dis
ohsd Lets ". s1dDe ' on the iore Therefore nae nu ~
Der Of the late appointments the metropolitan Ponce mus Be
Hles.: therefore be- ii .
HsHIcd, That surh putlbeI OF TOE
make the Oh Force be and HEREBY dcGarsed being
in eac.ss Of number liked by Law.
The resolution was laid upon the table by the fol
lowing vote: Yeas-Messrs. Bowen Stranshan, Nye,
Stllmsn Nsy-Mr Tiemsno. Another meeting Of
the Commissioners will be held this morniog.
NV TABERSAcLE CHuRcH.-TGe ns# T.6ernscle
Church OF the corner of Broadway and rhiftylOurtn
street " i'll be opened for divine service Sabbath,
NJ D. A DarI IN Dr,f.
in ApdoveI Theological Seminary expected topreGoh
tie ded'cstory sermon. The new church, desctip-
ton of which has been gwen in rHE rRIBUSE, con-
Is ps 3l2 pews, SfToidiOg accommodation for abou,
ZOO perons. The pess are not to be sold, bu:
rented.
American BIBLE SooIE1Y.-The Anniversary exer-
cises Of the An eIicsD Bi5le Society in May next, will
take place in the Academy Of Music, which hes been
Engaged icr the occasion.
Mesrs ID. Appleton & Co. have published sy stereo'
scopic tdes, Illustrating Buffers Nothing to Wear.
EMBASENESr ACCmENT-SHocEISG Results
While some lsborers were undermining bnk OF
esiih 20 feet in hight st the Junction Of HUDSON snd
Seventh streets, Hoboken, yesterday afternoon, the
superpcumbent mass fell down, burying twp OF the
ROikultn. OLc VI lUcui, Ahultu AiOu'9 NiH-7i' W
Nes.York. was completely overwhelmed, and, ii is
supposed instantly killed Sc, when bis body Sss eN-
rcsted On hour seywsrd II rss fonni that the trout
psrt Of HE hes6 had been crushed in. TIE OF 1er
John Donnsy, Of No. 81 B,1ter street 10 this city,
was buried up TO his nnpits and, for naf 40 hour,
while hrs comrades were ging bin out, suffered the
most exsruciaiipg sgonies from broken lsg. When
lie was at length released it was found that his left
I. -, hr.l ~ nj nat
below the knee, snd midway between, toe iesh berg
torn into ragged boleo through voicl the broken booze
pro'ruded. A locsl pby>icsn was sent for, who sP
piled tourrquet to stop The henouhsge, and then
bound up the hmb with spn's, sni sent the poor fell
low over in wsgou to the City li'spi,sl. Dr. Slrady,
who took chage of the case, was dOubtfulf he woad
rally Sufficiently to undergo anputston.
SUDDEN Dam or Dr.. SZPAZECE.-Co Coroner j. <.
man bed 81 inquest at No. 2I2 rori svenus on the
body Of DR. Louis Szpszeck who died suddenly. The
doctor about 10 visit patent, but previous 70
stsItrs vert pto the ysrd for 'eT moments. Being
eote for a ,orsoersbls time, member Of the ia nifty
went TO lock for him. snd foand hiu in sitting pcs
tuIe in outhui6irC, quite dead. lie hsi oNes com
paiIed Ct pslpitsuon Of the hesrt veroict Of death
/ from spopleIy rendered by the Jury. Toe de-
ceased ~ss nstiye of Posni and 43 yesrso of age.
/ He cane 10 this country With Kossu,h scIs years
/ ago ard engaged in the dug business. Toe doctor
wss then thought 10 be very wealthy, si1ce watch
/ tine however be has had reverses Of fortune DR..
Szpszeok hss left wife and 40 or three children.
/ SUIcirE IN TIE ToSBs.- Margaret Mcclure, the
yourg somsn mentioned in Tnutsisys TsIBUSE as
being under the doc; DIS il the ronbs suffering
from the effects of poison died about cook yessr
/ Gay morning. DIS. Ferguson Il Weltjs msie post
mOrtsm examination, ard on openipg the ,tonsch,
found it much copgested, aud sxhb ing every iniics
ton that the deceased had been poisoned. In fact
there doubt in the minds of the physicians tia:
I desth wss caused fron exhaustion, oocsequsnt from
some poisonous mstter. Coroner jack nsn held in
quest When it sppesred in evidence that Margaret,
shortly before her death, confessed to Miss sips. the
right mstron Of the prison, that she hsi taken & white
poisonous powder for toe purpoee OF terminating her
existence a. she had had ronbe with her s.epmother
ard cid not wish 10 i've On tAs testimony, the Jury
rer 5ered verdict Of Death from exhaustion, caused
by taking poison" She wss eighteen years Of age,
ard native of Ireland. Asrgarets isther subse-
quensly appeared, and identified her remains. BE hsd
rot his daughter for the last eight months, snd
bnew nothing concerning her til he ss~ her name
mentioned in the newspapers. BE being very poor,
the unfortunate girl buried at the public expense.
MARSHA RINDYRs's ASSAUIr AND BATTERY
CAsr.-Ws Lean, from god authority, that the CAS-