New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

CORPORATION yards for being alo we'd to remain on the
streets and piers after notice Of removal and thus be.
coming conscated to the city, will take place at the
foot of Jane street. at 10 o'clock to-day The value of
the old iron alone s estimated at $780, said to have be-
louoed TO the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company. This
il the third sale of the kind by the Corporation and
will probably realize more than any previous one.
TospxISs MARKET EHEDs.-Inspector Dslavan has
ordered all these unsigbtly old sheds to be cleared
away to-day, and the whole place. and the cutters In
the vicinity, sweetened with lime.
LAvscH.-The steamship Guadalquiver will be
launched from the Westervelt shpyard to-day at It
p M
COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-This Board met at
Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon and received
the quarterly report of the Sergeant of the Sanitary
SQUAD from which appears that 8l9 nussnces have
been abated and unsafe buildings rendered substantial
within the past three months. resolution was adopt
ed authorizing Messfs. Berran g. Keyssr TO tit up Tor
a stationhouse the building No. 90 Broad street, in
conformity with plans submitted, at cost not exceed
inc AZ SIS communication was received from Capt.
Cameron of the Eighteenth Ward complaining that
bis House was unfit for sleeping purposes for
the men under his command, in consequence OF the
foul air emanatipg from the cells. He recommended
that the cells be removed to the yard, which work
could be DONE he thought at an expense not exceeding
$500 After the transaction of some other business OF
an unmportant nature the Board adjourned.
DEATH OF A CHILD FROM ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.
Coroner Gamble yesterday entered into an investgs'
ton of the circumstances connected with the death OF
Robert Foster, child four days DID, whose parents
reside at No. 159 West Eleventh street. II is alleged
that the child was unwe and the father went for his
family physician, DIR. Buck, Of Grand street. He was
abs ent from the city, but Dr.Alen, who said that he
had made arrangements with DR.. Buck to attend his
patients called to see the child. He prescribed for it
two grains of OPIUM be administered in four doses
at intervals The father of the child took the prescrp-
ton to druggi.t at No. 1853 Avenue A. who told him
that that was too much opium forgive child; how.
ever, as he supposed that DR.. AlI knew his business
he put ND the prescription. ThS@father being sus-
picous of the quantity, returning home, gave the
child one-eghth of grain of the opium or just half
the quantity prescribed by the doctor for single dose.
This Immediately threw the child into convusons and
il soon after died Before the infant had ceased to
breathe Dr. Allen was again summoned, and is said to
have pronounced the child TO be suffering from the
effects of poison He further said that ~ did not re-
qoire any medicine but that he had prescribed to sat-
| isfy the mother. DIR. Wooster Beach made post
mortem examination of the body and found the stom-
ach much inAamed, but no disease sufficient to cause
DEATH The Jury requested that the case might be ad
jouIned till to-day in order to allow the doctorto make
further investigation. ...
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAIL
RoAD--An adjourned inquest was held yesterday be-
fore Coroner Gamble at the house of w. Bsuly, No.
737 Eighth avenue Fiyfrst street, touching the
| death of Clara Jane Bauly, aged four years. 1t
appeared from the evidence that deceased and her
brt ther aged eleven, were knocked down by car on
the afternoon of the Goth ut and deceased received
severe injuries, causing tetanus, which terminated in
death on the let inst. Theinquest adjourned from
the Sd inst for the purpose of obtaining evidence as to
the les atty of the third extra track which laid
down in May last, extending from Forty eighth to
Fif,yrs street, and upon which the accident occurred
to deceased Francis Dayton Inspector Of Street In
| cumbrapces, testified:
On the 18th of July last here by order Of the Street
extra track had cerved notice three days before before COM
mencing up the track Oliver Charck the Supern.
enden Of the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company who requested
wait until he had the Street Commissioner be saw
twelve Say. he has again been the time expired
the track 1t has not yet been taken up
The Jury rendered the following verdict: Deceased
came to her death from tetanus the result Of an nury
by being run over by Eighth Avenue Railroad car No.
on te Goth July last. The Jury further believe that
in all probability the accident would not have occurred
if the extra track on which it happened had not been
laid down.
SUNDAY TRAINS TO HARLEM-For the accommo-
dation of visitors TO Central Park and High Bridge,
arrDge ments have been made to Sunday trains on
the Harlem Railroad between Thirty-second street and
Harlem Bridge, every half hour from q. m till "a,
stopping Seventy-frst street Central Park Station,
Yorkvie, and ne-Hundred-andniuth street both
ways. At Harlem Bridge the trains will connect with
the High Bridge line of steamers. The Central Park
trains will leave as usual half hourly from till
/ p. M, and every Is minutes from till u IN.
DEATH OF Col. RYAS.-Col. James r. Ryan died
Unexpectedly and suddenly at his residence, In the
Sixth Ward, on Tuesday evening He commanded the
69th Regiment, or National Cadets, for many years,
with much credit. He also filed many civil Offices in
the Ward and city, and was respected aud beloved by
all who knew him. He has left an interesting family
and very large circle of friends to mourn his loss.
His funeral will take place to-day from his late resi-
/ dence at o'clock p. m.
RATL-SPLIrTERs BATTALIoS-On Tuesday even
ing meeting Of this organization held at No. 659
Broadway, when the old Constitution was adopted,
and It was resolved to adhere to the name rs'
Their than to change it to satisfy the demands OF 'ew
restless individuals. 1t was stated by the major %
the battalion that it has been increased in numbers Anu
efficiency by an accession Of two companies Hom Iue