New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08


CoRR,orIos.--In abiding to the arrest OF sevs
al gamblers. few days ago the reporter insdvertsntl
stated that the accused parties were arrested In Pan
row Thi, was an error the heecins operation Of .
swede having been performed at oa'h concern
Broadway near Msidenlsse
CHARGE OF FRAgD.-Dayd X. Burns broks
OF 100 wsnst WA a few days ago held to bail BY u
Mayor in the sum OF $4,000 for obtaining six casks
wine of the value Of 5000 from Msssrs Peck & Va
Bursin, so Frontst upon order purportns to han
issued from the firm OF Depew, Man & Co. ia Wares
ST, The fac, OF the commtts of the fraud Was dico'
ed BY the refusal of Burns to pay who assisx
in tskipg the wine from the cssk, be making anan
that the wine had been left at the store OF Barclay
Livingston in Broad St
AccIDEST-A gentleman from New Lorda
CT an artist named outhank WAS over yesterdays
Broadway, near the Aston House. by horse gOisgs
full speed The back of his head was badly isjurs
aud in the evening he somewhat, deliroua D
Spring attended him.
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS CAsE.--Coroner Wallis
was called Yesterday TO make Investigation Of W
sngul. nature. 1t appears that femss, represesn,
herselfasa widow. and the mother OF girl seoutsssx
years old on Thursssy last called upon the Mayors
the purpose OF soliciting that her child might NJ
yidsd for as she unable 10 maintain Il AZ ts ~
eestion Of the Mayor she proceeded 10 the HafOpsn
Asylum to obtain admission for Il into that issuirpoA
which request being denied she returned 10 ths 'eniV
of the PARK fatigued snS hungry and soicisd PIE"
of rest for the night which finally rendered hsr
person la Chsthams whittier she proceeded tAklns
with her = basket containing two bundles amer
naming there for several hours bosrdor entered ~
charged the stranger with having thrown soneinH
into the sink whereupon II was examined, and ss<
isant which had evidently been dead for two OF the
DAYS was found The stranger was taken into eusotI
In consequence of the absence of material witness ~
precise investigation was postponed until to-day
CoRosrRs IsouEsrs-The Coroner yesterdsI
held an inquest at e5 Chaons upon the body Of JON
Woods Q native of Pennsylvania, aged 10 years va
dict" Deceased came to his death BY the rupture
blood vessel in the chest. The Coroner held a.
quest Yesterday at 70 Green st. upon the BODY oil y
Marsh a native Of st. Johns N. B. aged - years We
Dict" Deceased came TO her death BY Inflammation
the bowels. The Coroner yesterday held an aea~
at l47 varickst. upon the body OF Stephen swsc.
aged years. Verdict" Deceased came 10 bis desu
by injuries received by being thrown from horss
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest a. tns
cond Ward Station House upon the body OF On
known Verdict" Death from exposure 80.
The Coroner held inquest yesterday at the corner
Battery place and Washingtonst upon the BODY
Thomas Baxter, a native OF Jsmaics, aged Is yssn
Verdict" Deceased came to his death By sccidenn
drowning"
CouRr or SEssloSs-B efore Recorder Scott az
Aid Benson and Purser.-sAmuel Mcknight fndicn
for burglary In the third degree In having Gu ae o.
OF the 2lst of February burgsousy entered ms 'o'.
of George A. Sandman, corner OF Thirty hfs'@ =, 80
Seventh avenue, and stealing thereirom eooss " -
value of SIS was put upon his trial After nesnns =.
dence the Jury without retiring, returned soIos'
guilty Sentence deferred. The Court solou'hs1
Ill this morning at IL O'Clock
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