New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

~. mason, a. work on the building. The deceased In
h,ekin. ug his cart sgsinst pile Of brick in the street,
eve some offence 70 Hart who attempted 70 strike him
with his hod Deceased, who was powerful man,
csuett the hod with one hand and seized Hart with the
other and struggle took place between them Camp
bell with whom Hart boarded) tda. moment came or
the building round the other side OF the horse
from where the men stood, approached deceased from
behind and struck him the back of tie head with his
hod knocking deceased down. and causing fracture OF
he SKULL, extending from behind the left car back TO
sbout the Of the base of the skull CogaH was as
sisted By some gentlemen to rise WREN ne proceeded
again to backing up Lis horse and Campbell "ent up on
the building with some br!ck. In few minutes how
ever Cosar gave symptoms Of being sick and was car
-ed TO the house Of his employer No "a Christopher ST
with whom he boarded and died in about an hour after
from efuson Of blood on tie brain Campbell, few
minutes after Cosan had been carried of went home 10
his residence in the Of 81 Rdge-st where he was
arrested in ;he afternoon An excellent character was
given the prisoner by several persons introduced for
tie purpose and mia appearance in Court was much i'm
proved from what il the first day OF his being
brought up b the fact Of his wife and two or three lit
tie children being present and at lis side. The Jury
found him guilty Of Manslaugher in the fourth degree
In the case OF Hart alluded 10 ADORE and who was
indicted for Msnsiaus hter N the first degree the Asst
District Attorney said the testimony As in TIE case
of Campbell all that could be produced and ne doubt
ed ii would bear the charge. The Court not con-
sdering sufficiently strong sustain the indictment ne
permitted plead guilty of assault and battery only
aad both ordered te be brought up for sentence
on Monday.
SIMPSON cs BooTH-The Jury returned yer
dict for the defendant in ths It was proved that
he reached the Theatre in lime to play and moreover it
was established that the defendant had been permitted
70 play while intoxicated. Therefore We suppose it
must be agreed that Mr. Simpson could claim no dam.
ages although the great ragedan thorough
~ saturated.
n The examination Of Dr. Comstock for per
Jury is still going before Justice Drnker The Doctor
has two lawyers by his side who occasionally advise him
upon points OF law yethe conducts his own defence with
crea, ingenuity 1t expected tha. this evening will
wind up the affair.
EE- The fan,as;icals turned out yesterday, num-
bering about fifty. The company were dressed IN uni
form OF curtain materials had nuskcts with lin barrels
and lea en- locks bass drum OF sheet iron, band d!es
sed Enthusiastically for target transparency with snn
plaster for The bulls eye, carried by gentleman oi
color dressed in all coors The commander was Capt
Brosdnead. OF course the children ran after them IN
crowds Commercial
Yes and the people generally We noticed in particu-
lar that the ladies seemed 10 be quite much delighted
with this ndescribgbe procession with the brsvest
turn out OF sureenough militia. twas enough to take
down the ideas ofa Brigader General himself
OUTRAGE-On Wednesday gentleman said to
be professor Theological seminary in neighoorins
state being visit the city thought be would make
personal observations the verify o: the recorded
mareuvers At The nock.aucton shops and accordingly
stepped into one in Broadway, where ne remained some
;iaie, amusing himself by noticing tie COMPUTATIONS
were watched By one intelligent enough so detect
a fraud, and were therefore undsr dsasreeaole re-
strin-fdgetting throwing out inuendoes aud casting
furtive eances at the unwelcome visitor we have
more than once seen them do in occasional searches
after fun. At length OF them finding that the gen.
tlenan be driven of by LOOKS or words seized
him by the hair brsndished and attempted 10 cut
sway the curls. Information was given at the Chief
Office, and the fellow arrested his name is Samuel
PearsalI and he is committed in default OF $500 bail
fCnnrnercinl.