New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

weather considerable daroe rom the Psrk and by the
& ne & o ga, ZEN ot o. s ~ sss % = !, e,ss y 80
ngr alne l. safe o those who choose 70 - apon =
condition io lirg or games or that lnsafe occupied
BY aborer, engaged in removing snow eeanns or huns with
s6 On entelirg the Park observe the notices posted At
the rues stating tie condition oi the ice from tme to tine
whether i IN desirable condition FOR stof' o. whether hey
prohibited for the day from going On the pond o. any part
visitors v N frequently ave themselves the trouble OF coming
the pond when IL in 70 a9Td them %
sdes n the boTer e undsuTbee Al such times by spec
taers they viii IN more rspdy prepare ihe i;s ~ 'T ase
down, visitors not 10 20 on tie ice.
Forrs Observe al special notices aai regulations posted
ycrs Vii 70 on and oil he Ice by he resulr walks aud
approaches prepared M them AID by none other except pa ca
o danger Pesers win be strictly pohbed going upon she
pond. EXCEPT al the rsgalsr sprToaehcs
Visitors VIII the tscrapers provided a. the approached
ard avoid carrying mud or dirt en- the ice.
hen notices Of Daner are pat up on tee ice hey ~
Flag at the central station pc 1d is down when
qred BY sny pondkeepe ell persons on the ice should py
I'D Tpe into crowds II one or persons have broken
through the Ice IL j. directed e. an imperative necey t- 1
-spectato1 compsuon~cn giving the alarm imnedaisy
withdraw to afe distance without attempts Al rescue not cny
10 insurs the ay of persons in the water but their own
Psrkeertr and he ad viii always very the SPOT on
tie ook out ami provided with ample means for speedy Iesc H
IL nPeded by spectators There ara bqt ew pacs wen
the feet deep any person taerfo5e Of ordinary
stature, when called on by g-l .aosa JaP III 'e
Zach psikkeepes station provided With namneT o. soa
& rlais al the to the poud constructed
that they cen rapidly moved to any break IN the iee
a
indy Insecure place, Is requested to imHeaia.ey inform the
AN ssn eeiynr any act findeooru any violation OF
n pond Of the PaTk OF wanting ie
ED Of in haste ioL o 91s =, s
bat esP throwing hat or cap IN the ar or By calling
Let all Iemer0er hat these esuaiions are n9cesay ate
foI teir eeaIi eon'eniengs and ana '' c''
FrLoMoUs FmImusTERs.-About3 o'clock on
SATURDAY morning Col. Frank Anderson, Of hlbuster-
ipq potoriety. and one Of his Bowery sympaihHers,
named samuel Hutton went into the lager beer saloon,
No I39 Canal street. kept by Henry Grotter, when, It
is alleged Hutton commenced an assault upon the
rropretor. AS the valiant Samuel was evidently get
ting the worst OF the battle his friend Frank gdlanty
came 10 the seasse, and was received by the irate
German with several severe blows on the head with
pistol While the fight at this most interesting
e,nee is charged that Samuel the bold forsook hs
nearly ysnQushed friend, and attacked the lager beer
proprietor ia bis mos, sensitive Tart, by decanping
with the money.drawer OF the establishment contain
ing s. in hard cash. Frank with the bruised head,
was arrested and conveyed TO the Tenth Precinct STA
tiou-IIouse where he was held as prisoner OF war.
Shortly after Smuel the treacherous made hs appear
anee and inquired for his forsaken friend when the
injured German recognized him, and preferred com
plant against him of assault and battery, and also
CHARGED him with stealing his money. Both the war
like gentlemen were taken before Justice Steers, who
required them to find bail foI their appearance fortfa
ATTEMPTED SuIcIDH-Louisa Finger, the wife Of
the keeper of ager-beer saloon at the corner of Ninth
avepne and Fory-ourth street. attempted 10 take tho
life Of herself and child, on Friday afternoon, by pr-
posey setting Ere to her clothes. Her screams oru-
naey brought assistance IN time to put ont the flames
which were rapidly consuming her clothing, before her
person was seriously injured. The lady's husband
saws that she has on several occasions shown evidences
Of insanity.
LAUrcH.-Tlis morning al IL O'Clock there win be
launched from yard Of MesTs j. b. j. ID. Van Deu-
sen foot If Sixteenth street East River, the pIoboa
+ D. johnson, for the Port of New-York Iilos, who
formerly owned the Anthony b. Nelson, which was
sold TO the New-Oreans pilots. She IS i2O tins, car
renter measurement and built and finished IN very
superior manner.
Az OnY-TovourD CoSrrDEycE MAy.--A smooth
toraued, misunderstanding person named Moody,
who Is said 10 have been before the Police Courts on
divers occasions was arrested by the City Hall police
ON saturday and committed to the ToInbs N default Of
| 5000 bail, BY Justice Welsh for praoicing his arts
man Mrs. Phoebe Ann Webster, An elderly lady, and
! sviudling Ler out Of s662. II is alleged that Mr..
Moody represented himself the owner Of 80 lots N
New.York. valued at $4,000; o62 lots on Harlem
Flats 900 acres Of land in Clinton County; that the
Couo..ion Of Yew-York are indebted to him in tie
sum NJ $50 eco for Central Park lots, and that he also
boIds mortgage of - 000 upon the Revere House.
Boston. Upon these representations Of immense
wealth. Yrs. Webster was induced to lend the money
on "caH.e Size called for the money in vain, and
finally became convinced that Moody was swinder,
whereupon she caused his anest
Nsw-YonK HosFITL.-Weeky report to De- -
-" Surgical Ms5iea. Tstsl
Rslaa.a9ss Dec is...'.''..''..i55s 3; 10 10
Disrhsr.sd cured o. reaeyed.. - = -
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Meles, 49, Eeusies, %
CssraIrrFs-Al had y wears Of age named FREDERICK
MsKibbea in Jumping Hudson River Hai19ed s, & sss % Wien
rrt rna sustained teure ofth .k1 s vas eSa'eyfq y
TIE rss.senos q bis Psrsni, sis.lei IN nc & f,b .,rv
window Of house 80 s03 Antt ayeias sA1 Di,.e - ~ f
VI vas taken 20 he Sew-fsTk hosP,l ,, "a 'riyS n hi,
country vas ioani yeerday n'ru9s yFssI sso " ~
Eusstioa were noished .1e :, On e.. f.r15 ssad ID
h edud rc-nnsizice Isis s1prosed thai in
Gud e want @. sood were the earss- O. death Al l''
bs hs,dto-dsy
| ACCIDENTS AsD ISQrEsTs.-Coroner Jac sIrAn re q .
A. ures On saturday afternoon On he 0o-y q ssallrs
c5mson Who was killed Friday b psns f9n osel oy
esr mot Second avenue q P-ed "a Ss,uAy
e H. d@seased standing o. the ior Id pia-5In
- ~ nd Shi- psuE through tfazd street loss - "a z
80 ri ~ ara andsr tie which eoilias tP'- -.
Ia a1sst iasi4zJ. AiteI hsaIiIs "a eva ~ ~ N
ils jary rsssrn~d verdict Of Aeeideatf -siE r. %
apion iss Iy employed Ef mate On board sas ~
Tsyelsr lied % Fiy sftsrESoR a bs,syse ESsge =.
-s AZ fntres received The lst OF November ~ coz
er of IRA siss er cong in eonsci with ssloone v.
~ v r stursy and tie ny rencsTd seIals