New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY APRIL H. 1850

t.rsn ard Smith, Of the Gener. superintsnisnt's
Office, were g. length summoned. ese, after bret
e1aninaton Of TIE affair, they concluded that Joseph
rss the thief ard took bin into custody. TIE little
Eov soon ccne ssed his Gin %, and directed the Of
fcsrs to the plscs where moA Ct the property wa
conceal Tao majority Of the valuable papers he
bad ylsoed in In br1 il the ofha where they we're
found all cafe. Toe check watches, sd motey, which
be b III taken home to Washington pl'ee. were alec
recovered. He denies stealing the diamond Js"eiry,
and his npoyers b,leve that be tells the truth lie
was taken 10 toe TombB by the cficers and CO nEt'd
for examination The boy ,sys the. he wss melted to
the sct by another boy, WHO WAS formerly 'loysd
in The Office Messrs Battersort sni BOad are .verse
to prosecuting the little fellow, who hs done much
toward the opoIi Of h poor blind father snd deeply
regret that lie should have been go misled.
soUrHyRy lsD WEsIERs TRAyEL-NEw ARRANGE
MINIS The New jersey Camden aod Amboy Penn
sylvspis Central, and the Baltimore and Ohio Ral-
rosos have united in Arrangement for running in CON-
o, ttion with the Neg-York Central AMI Enc Rail
roads in the conveyance Of passengers and freight to
and from the Southern and Western States Unusually
fast time has been adopted for the Express mail trains,
which leave New York via jersey City at a. m. snd
6p n. By this route, the time occupied in reaching
Cincrna.i from New-York is only thirty hours; from
New-York 10 Chicago tbiry-sx hours, ard from New.
York TO ST. Louis fortysi1 huurs while there Is only
a singe change Of cars in running from NeE York 10
Cbicseo, & distance Of 99l miles.
TIE Express Mail line for Washington and tue entire
South and southWest, which has heretofore left at
a. m, now leaves at q. m, an hour earlier.
The D. n train for the South AID South Weet will con-
tinus to lesye at the same hour.
There will be two Dolly trains from Washington for
Eeg.York-one leaving Washington at an early ho1r
so az to connect at Philsielphs with the g. m train
for this city where it will be due at about o'clock
D. III. The other train will leave Washington abou.
IOl A. m. and connect at Phlsdephis With the 3 train
for Ees-York reaching here about P. N.
Tgg WoAas's HosPHAG.-The Directre,ses aud
Managers Of this very deserving charity have issued
the following appeal to the public in bensf Of their
Institution. which we trust will meet with liberal
response:
APPEAL FOR THE woYAS's HOSPITAL.
found n the Civ Of He%YoII there none shigh present.
urgent claims the goodwill and support o. the psec
cetnly more in need Of M liberal patronage The evils which
it calculated relieve widespred the benefit, u an
community FOR home secure iiom the Intrusion OF ms
particular form Of suffering wh n It ofer' to ,isv,.te
Tie Association Organized IN 1855 and IN the few years
Of s exeuce sku and devoted upsrntendenoe
OF Dr. Ms,ion Sims bss Doe the instrument Of esodns 70
hea d and comfort mary sufferer whose m.sdos bad hitherto
bsl-d relief II depends for its support upon JeaIy otuP
ent to meet demands upon it, TIE suffering are TONED
away because there are no means Of Poyaas GI a.i s.n
tb. care Of the surgeon A: this moment the Arocaios 10
M Bo.p. Nus. IL. usefue. Be e9f:sled Mutt tn. .af
ferns continue suffer Or will those bssed Win oe power
and the viii give. aid In Diminishing the .nodnt Of hG.
Ms,
We tru', dat this appeal may not be IN '.o b.. me; " &
trusSg sustain Me Hospital and strengthen them 10
rue sddIe.ssd Executive Committee Of "omAa' Hos
P;a will be gratefully Isce d s2d .stPqwieSs,d
Mn YIN B. hsroR, Second Directre..
Hrs. ROBT. S MIsTURN, Third DHee.res'
Hrs. JACOB LIZ ROY, Treasured
Mrs T. {. DORgMU5, Assistant rreaurer.
Mrs. WALDEN PELL Secretary.
Nts. Yo,t, April, 1859.
Me James BeetmGn, Mrs Wr H. A'pavsl,
MIA IL q. BoseTt, hH feter cooper
BY the advertisement in another column, it viii bs
seen that Dr. Scudder has consented to deliver Lis cele
brsied lecture on Indis in the Academy Of Music next
Thursday evening, for the benefit Of the Woman 8
Hospital. Mr.. Ullman generously contributed the use
of the Academy at half pnce, ard DIR. Scudder gives
his serv.cts free The noble object the wants of the
Hospital aud the interest OF the lecture, should
crowd the Academy to its utmost capacity.
ALMOST a TRAGEDY.-Crowds Of people vsTe at
tracted early on Saturday morning to tao eTclsuge
office Of Taylor Brothers, at the corner of Chatham
square and the New Bowery, by the rumor that some
dreadful tragedy he'd occurred there daring the night
and certainly the appearance OF the place afforded
ample grounds for the belief. One OF the windows
was snssbed the cash broker, and the jagged glass,
and TIE floor within and the pavement without the
Office covered with email pools Of blood. Everybody
was nquring Of everybody else what oonld have lisp
pened OF course the widest slrnisss were current,
but the msjoIty OF the crowd finally settled DO w in
the firm belief that some thieyish kuays hal bugla-
rousy broken into the eff in quest Of the treasures
which it contained and that the noble Newfoundland
dog Employed 10 guard the premises had tora him
piecenea Bot what hal become Of the body No
BODY knew, though everybody tried TO discover it,
ard 80 the wotder kept growing greater, the mystery
deeper the trsge more terrible The people belong
ing to the Office arrived at last, aud were strashtsay
overwhe med with questions by the esser tnrons.
The proprtors, in reply stated that there had really
been bloody struggle there during the previous night
profound sensaton and that it occurred in this wise
Intense atteItonl Tie dog was locked up, as usdal,
but managed to slip bis collar before morning. and
attempting TO jump through the window, he cut him
seif badly with the 81 oxen glass. Crest laughter
FoUSD DRowsID.-At Staten Island, Coroner Van