New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-04
FATAL ACCIDENT.

missed at 10, O'Clock, highly grahed with the proceed
ings Of the evening
FATAL ACCIDENT
Yesterday afternoon aboat 81 o'clock, as some
workmen were removing small building between Tam
many Hall and the True Office. known as Tammany
Hall Junior for the purpose Of enarging old Tammsny
side wall and chimney fell burying hve persons be-
meath ii. ruins Henry Mclaughlin, the foreman, was
Instantly killed and John Welsh severely injured
tina, he died during his removal his residence Brook
yn OF the three removed to the City Hospital Barney
Mclaughlin received fracture Of the base Of the skull
and il not expected TO live James Darling had three
ribs broken and his fore fractured James MCGOWAN
ia but slightly injured 1t is needless TO add that the sui
erers received every possible attendance from the skill
full resident Physicians At the Hospital.
rE]S Some six months since, Patrick McQuade
notoous receiver of stolen goods tried and convict
ed OF offence of this nature in the Court OF Sessions
with five other indictments Of like kind hanging over
his head but suspended under the iafcca
ground that he had good bail desirable 10 Try
him on the other indictments and thus he has been at
large and riding fast horse about the streets win
head high any knaye unwhpt OF justice that we
recolect TO have seen We know that he is repOrtedsto
be rich but surely this be the why con
victed fence should not pay the penalty OF MS crimes
Our worthy Recorder at the opening Of each term he
General Sessions charges the Grand Jury especially 10
make careful examination into all cases of alleged receipt
of stolen goods but what good is 10 be accomplished
conviction of the offence is not to be followed by pun
ishmeni lLxprcss
~ The brig 81. Narks arrived yesterday at
Quarantine from St Domingo City. Capt Warburton
and VIM Silence seaman, late of schooner Stanley Hall
died OF yellow fever on the passage.
:-y@ Mary c. Naut, Is years Of age, died sud
denly yesterday at 35thst sthavenue, from dis
ease Of the heart.
EV7 Hon Mr.. Cary will deliver a Temper
ance Address this evening at Jersey City.
IT. We did not find a single case at the Police or
Chiefs Office yesterday worth noticing.
~ The DrLAvAN HOUSE in Albany is per
hap. the most agreeable hotel all things considered
the State It airy luxuriousy furnished ts table and
attendance unexceptonabc and every department strict
y and faithfully administered for the comfort of its in
mates The guest who cschews the denominations OF
rum is not offended with the babel Of barroom and the
steam of horse mint ueps Mr. Rogers the proprietor
of this house ably assisted by Mr.. Tar, the general
superintendent Such hotel as the Delavsn is an
honor to any city.
II We learn that Sgnor Mus,o Mus,' has sue
cceded in raising the necessary TO make an exper
ment with one of his Flying Machines in the open air
There will be great anxiety TO witness this display.
~ The new Police Office at Jefferson Market, is
the bench with Mr.. N B. Mountforl as clerk.
~ Geo. &. B. Lamar while al the South Ferry
Tuesday night had his pocket book containing sl7
in Bank bills also many valuable notes due bills certh
Gates Of stock, &c. stolen from his pocket
On Tuesday night officer Theodore c. Shadbolt
Of the 10th ward arrested John Broderick white
and James Cornish coored for attempting break
the of Mr. suydsm the Of Grand and For
syih sis They had already opened show from
which they had taken aces of value and some brushes.
On the approach Of the officer they fed and threw away
the property-bui were apprehended and on being
searched al the Station House knives were found
upon them.
ACclDENT.-A man whose name we did not learn
yesterday passed the Office Hospital litter lie had
fallen from the mast head OF ship and broken several
ribs
IL The result of the new census Of Brooklyn
shows increase in I'VE years Of % 62 and that il now
contains 60 900 inhabitants
~ Sarah Hanson died very suddenly at No 81
Lewis street Tuesday through the spontaneous rup
,ure of a biood-vessel in the chest
rT@ The Coroner yesterday informed that
the body of man who apparently hsd been long time
in the water found at the foot OF Beach street Also
thai aged female dropped suddenly dead at Mrs sis
bey's No 10 Houston street She in good health
few minutes before she expired
~ negro man named Thomas jefferson and
hailing from this City, fined $50 sentenced to six
in county jail and required TO give bail in $1,000
behave himself after he comes Out for putting his
round the necks Of two respectable white females in
Brooklyn who passing through High at O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, and attempting To Mss them.
THE SWISS BELL RINGERs-These novel Ar
lists after absence of months and most sue.
cessal tou Through the South, and Yves, Indies have
returned to City and will give Of their asonish.
ing and delightful Concerts the Tabernacle this even
ins to which recommend all those who have or have
not yet heard them Their programme comprises
cc,ons from the most popular Operas, and under.
stand they open with set Of Bells just received
from Europe.
~ We are obliged TO omit the continuation OF
report Of the trial OF Hodskns and Livingston for
the murder Of Burts The District Attorney concluded
bis examination OF witnesses yesterday and the defence
made good progress |: Is believed that the vii ter
uinste today.