New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

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rqtfr fksi,g - s9,ca atce, teife tlylded perez
dicgIa''y irtoth'es compartments, viii ANAL hltrse'ss
by ITEM the EIDE Of z'ich At the corners, srs
fnitted ar With little ornamental pnnscles The sp-
rfrtcuparintut Of the tsca6s nrs.s of tlrss oroa
windows. Tie widows srd doors are trimmed wid
tr;rr-stone The main building is 55s70, ard wi1
sea, 800 people. II the rear Is the lsciure-ioom
which COED p,cgress has already been made; tie a.
ner SONS Of il sre 69x25 TIE congreeaiion will move
into the new churcb by the ist Of May next Tvs
tois oos, will be from $1,000 to $4,000, 5000 q
W bch bss been already sutscribsd.
OcyrYl-On the 9th Ct Jure, 1860, Justicee Ksiiy
Welsh. and Browrell committed Henry Williams u
tie Peritsn'sIy for three moths, besce tnios hin
Sos On the 10th of April Justices Connolly, Ssesss.
ard Kelly sentenced John McKeag TO pay 20 noe ana
to be imprisoned for six months in the Penitenoay'
ard on the 9th Of Jolly, Justices Quacksnbush keay.
and Steers sentenced David Graft TO three months iu-
p,iaor ment and s25 fine. few days ago the several
terms of imprisonment shove mentioned expired. aoA
Ar Keen, Warden Of TIE Penitentisy received notice
that the inss had oil been RENTED. Query Why
hey remit edo
PoLrcr CORNERSTONE Tide Board Il Police Coon
nissoners met yesterday afternoon, and trsnsfssrsA
Sergesnt Wsrlow Of the Twentieth to the Fiftssash
Precinct appointed pstrolmsn named Trysx, anA'
accepted the resignation Of Patrolman Hamblin of tAs
Third.
OPESING OF BIDs.-Yeeterday, at the Stree. Depart
menf, proposals. were opened as follows:
For S s Ed TSss &C. III, WHIT rss
yard fer o cubic yards Of rock excavation 100 cubic yards
I esn cubic s.fS. Of d.Soisney Of sSs e
the lob for S8 SIS 6 but owing TO clerical osA
not be accepted
TIE final award on this job ia not yet made Tie
contract for regulating and grading Sevsuty-sshsa
street between Third avenue and Eat River wa
ava ded to Hugh Humes, at GA 3l9 81 eight biAa.
GROCERY Apnssrs-The low rum shop No. fAS
Wet Tbirtytiird street, kept by James 3. Auairs.
abourded in law breakers on Wednesday night, far
pshng az many ard prisoners 50 does TIE nosos-
GUS Crowns Corner Grocery in the Five Points, q
tie average. Michael Quigey having obtained giaS
Of liquor at aires bar and refusing TO pay for H. b
wac stabbed in tie forehead with oyster knife ~
Mortimer O'Conrell, the barkeeper. The wound In
cted was severe ons but lie not thought dangerous
Capt McKelvey, of the Twentieth Ward, arrested
OCor nell and looked him up for the night. The
H0itty proprietor OF thiOOu lLcu cudfBcn xu6iV
with disorterly conduct and bad him arssted ssA
locked up. At later hour Of the night Alls'a hin
self get into row in the saloon with Peter Dooisy.
end having beaten him the head with glass bst-
tie was slso arrested. He too passed night Ia tho
cells. Next morning the three prisoners were tskse
before Justice Connolly who held them for exa misc
ton on the charges preferred against them Two o.
lotious assaults snd three prisoners is toersby fer
yield for cns rum mill in hight
PROBABLY FATu ACcIDENT.-Mrs. Eliza kau ~
No 10 West Thirty fourth sweet, while crossing tia
street on Wednesday af, eruoon, was knocked down
and dangerously injured by runaway horse. Tho
lady icing nsDsibe, YVES conveyed to Bellevue HoPa-
tsl By Officer Butter Ct the Twentieth Ward whore y
vas ascetained that che had sustsired two esnetvs
fractures Of the skull Her recovery Is deemed iupes'
sible The hore which ran way belonged to hr. X.
T. Auebmuts Ct No. 81 Weet Twenty ff.h street. and
having been fastened to post front # residence IN
Thirty fourth street. became frightened st come obeet
pas ing in the street. broke away AID ran with the
wagon to which LIE was attached. Mrs. FAR b
Pre- urent memter Of tie Episcopal Canrch being s~s
of the directors Of the Ladies Union.