New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

PAssAIc FALLs,--A grand project for the improve
melt and beautying Of that picturesque spot Is oe'ug
h,onsht for ward ly Messrs Labiaux and kruys the
,.ss,t ,esees On tue outer side of the chasm, ey
-. .rsc,;ng accommo Ssrions for a swimming
s,h,,J aud providirg coats with which parties may
smu,e themselves by delightful excursions up the rvsr
an Cottaae on the Cliff" is TO be enlarged aud con
.,,ed in r.reshnent saloon the bar being entirely
r. owed. In addition TO this it is designed To take
,.o.,sxlon Of Manchester Hight, lying immediately
shove and affording cDe of the mort extensive sn'
varied prospects be enjoyed in the neigoborhooao
S.w-York On the summis will be erected hrst-asss
clearinghouse ard hotel while The neigh'or@S
or urds can be ss+fully laid of planted ana fenced
In the romantic valley beneath will be eree ca shoo
inn galleries, an aquarium, batb'ng-'ooois, &C. Inc
whole expen.e is estimated at $4,000, ia addition to
tho cost of real estate. 1t is proposed to ore
oipt-stock company for the purpose; ana we unoer-
stand that meeting viii he held in this city some ume
mex, week, to further the object There is no one
bo has eeen the spo. but must DO struck WIN the
\ grandeur Of the conception. One or TWO meetings.
\ have already been held in Paterson.
Manufacturing operations in Paterson, steadily
recovering FROM the disaster Of 1867. Orders for loco
motives are being received in considerable numbers
few dsys aimee one for - of these received from
a Southern railroad company The silk manufacture
has for some time been unusually dull on account OF
TIE great Lumber of new establishments started in 1885,
Machinery making il also somewhat depressed but
both Will shortly revive. Cotton ia active The de-
mand for houses is also rapidly the increase and the
surrounding country prosperous.
CpIM Coz IN Low LIFE.-For some time pact Law
renee Craven residing in Murrays shanty, near the
corner of Greene and Morris Streets Jersey City, hav
ing had evidence of criminaty Oh the pant OF his wife
with her "cousiD," Thomas Lynch on Thursday
removed his household goods, intending to abandon
his wife TO her fate and her paramonr, bat about
o'clock yesterday morning he saw tit to visit his oRee
happy home" again, and on doing 60 found his wife
and Lynch in an equvocal position. lie was greatly
enraeed at thf and seizing club, dragged the offend
ing Lynch out and severely beat him with the weapon
Mrs. Craven intertered behalf Of her paramour,
and cried murder with all the strength of her lungs.
Her cries brought the police to the spot who arrested
all three Of tho parties and locked them up for the
night. Yesterday morning they were taken before
| Recorder Bedford who discharged Craven, the in-
iured husband and committed Mrs. Craven and Lynch,
| her paramour, to jail.
HUDsos County CoURT.-Yesterday the Court was
occupied with the case OF w M 10 Diuu iho
Brunswick Fire Insurance Company, being suit
brought to $780, the amount OF policy OF IN.
surance made by the Company upon the household
furniture Of the plaintiff, which destroyed by fire
on the 18th Of October 1853 The defense ID that the
plaintiff ret fire to the premises for the purpose OF de.
uauoing the Company; that plaintiff msfepresented
the value of the premises when the insurance was ell
feced: and afer the house was burned he msreprs-
sented the amount of loss The plaintiff was put upon
the witneis stand to testify in regard TO the matter,
when the defense objected to his testimony on the
ground that he had been convicted OF forgery in New
York The plaintiff stated that he had been pardoned
BY Governor Marcy. The Court objected to the adj
nn sion of his testimony unless tue pardon shown.
That being done the evidence taken and the case
| Will be submitted TO the Jury this afternoon.
We shall print this week for regular sub.crSers snd agents
over copies of THE WISELY TRIBUNE The orders for
this journal received through the mail amount ABOUT peck
| of letters daily. IN T. Tribune
| Good The prospect of the success Of the Chicago
nominations increases with every peck. Somebody
throw in another half bushel for New-Jersey and
New Brunssck Fredonin.
ATTEMPTED BURGLART.-On Wednesday night an
attempt effect entrance into the house No 81
work three times and raised the TO see What
noise caused by He provided himself with arerover
for III, future attempt but fortunately for them they did not
make IL.
TIE FIRR-ALARM BILL il now in working order,
and viii again except Ia Of fire. The bell has
rung the pact few days in order TO properly test the
striking apparatus
Id " ZNIELLIGENUlE.
MARINE coURT-THI.I TEEs-JAS 2o-BefoTe Justice