New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

that tie swindler would have been sble 20 appeal,
and delay until the compsinanis ehould abandon
the In disgust. Il is the intention OF this new
organized society prosecute every case Of ticket or
clearinghouse swindng that TO their notice,
and to every erdeavor obtain justice for those
who are robbed. On Friday ls; the agent OF the So
eiey caused the arrest of three persons, named Fz-
patrick, NcCurran End Freeman, who hsve long been
engaged IN this nefarioIs business and who are now
accused Of selling tickets for Liverpool in place Of
tickets for Antwerp All three Of the accused werc
committed to the Tomb- IF the Magistrate can only
be induced to cooperate with the Benevolent Society,
these swindlng establishments easily be broken
up.
Two pictures by Rosa Bonheur are now on eAhibi-
ton at Goupils. They The Siuledriyers" and
Morning in the Highlands" Competent critics speak
If them in high praise.
fHs WAsHISGros MARsEr ATFAIE.-CoRREcrios
In Fridays TRrBUSE i; is stated Shai the mysterious
"Forell," who had figured considerably in he Wash
ington Market matchmaking affair, and who was be
leyed by some to be myth, pointed out to orr
reporter under the current name of Harpell. II ap
pears ha, this mistake, which does great injury to
the person referred 70. Mr.. George Nj. Harpen has
for great number Of years been connected with
Washington Market. and bears excellent reputation
for honesty and integrity.
SrABBISG AFFRAY.-John Donnen and John Mon
allan eo into quarrel Friday night. at low rum
shop No. 20 West Sixteenth street, regarding re-
yolyer Charles Cobane seems TO have become in
tre-ted in the dispute in manner AMI finally
stabbed in two places One wound was inflicted in
the breast, and tie other in the abdomen the latter
being an extensive cash, through which the bowels
Of the injured man pro,ruded Cobane was taken to
the Hospital Immediately by policeman. Officers
BOYD and Hughes subsequently arrested Donnel, and
man named John Mct;nn, on suspicion Of being the
persons who stabbed Cobane. The statement; Of the
wounded man, az given to Coroner Schirmer at an
te-mortem examination held on Saturday afternoon,
was to the eec, tina, he with Others had been rafting
for revolver Mt the place in question on Friday
ing. The two men, Donnelly and McGinn, came into
the store aud commenced quarrelng about the rattle.
They were intoxicated, and soon came TO blows with
the persons in the store, and, on Cobane's trying
20 separate them, he stabbed twice by Donnell.
McGinn and Donnell brought before the wounded
man, and he recognized the latter the man who
stabbed him. The jury rendered verdict that Cobane
came 10 bis wounding at the hands Of John Donnel,
whereupon the Coroner committed the accused 90 the
City Prison to answer, while Mctinn wac sent 70 the
House OF Detention TO secure his presence witness
The physicians think he will not recover.
IsFERNtL MALICIoUsSEss.-On the evening of the
9th inst there was placed the track Of the
Harlem Railway near the fremont station, IN West
chester County. bar Of Railway iron. with the lnten-
ton of destroying the lives Of unoiending and unsus-
l.. r sl,.
discovered BY a wandering mendcant who was tray
er-ng the road and who communicated the fact to the
employees At the nearest station, and pointed them TO
the spot where the instrument OF death lay lie had
previously tried 10 IT, but was TOO fnr physic-
lly reduced To carry his benevolent object into effect
The einployces surpectng that he was the author OF
the meditaed mischief threatened him with summary
punishment, and drove him away. IL. should have
been most honorbly and literally rewarded. Bnt for
the timely and accidental succor afforded by the poor
endcant the lives of the occupants OF an entire train
OF mi ht have been sacrificed. The Harlem Rail
way Company have offered a reward oi 500 Tor the
detection OF the malignant, and II ia hoped that he
will be discovered. sunday Mercury.
UsIFoRhur OF Tmy BETWEEN NEw-YoRH AND
ALBANIA movement Of much Importance 10 this
city il being made AT the Albany Observatory.
time ball is 10 be placed the Capitol in Albany and
the Merchants Exchange in this city by which the
true time will be communicated from the Observatory
and the ball viii drop within fraction OF second Of
II O'Clock. The advantage and Importance OF true
time to navigation is well known 10 seamcn, in ascer-
tanning their longitude by chronometer. The public
will be indebted to Messrs. r. Iileston and Dewitt,
BloodQood of this city, and To- Thomas W. OlcOtt and
Dr. Armsby of Albany, for this great improvement.
The Dudley observatory will be in receipt Of IT.
great equatorial telescope and the new magnetic APP
paratus for recording observations s nearly COM
pleted.
TIE GROsyFNOR LEGACY TO me JEWS.
n. ,s, yf;f,r Of The y L. TyibuAs.