New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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sArrnpAY. sep.ember 4

SATURDAY. sepcmper TO 1876
rus corRr..-In the case Of Carpenter vs.. Std-
10. in the Common Pleas being action for SANDER
already referred to- the jury returned sealed verde'
for Plaintiff Of se,375.
Fu~FRaI o. Con-. MAcKENZIE.-The iunera OF
tia. distinguished officer took place yesterday
Al 81 Marks Church A large number oil na'A' JIM
.nd other friend. Of the deceased were p'esen' P''
the last tribute Of respect 10 his remains . Da''
marine. under the command Of MAJOR heynoiu' VIZ. "
Naval Bspd and detachment Of sailors rom 'hs WIN
corolfso were in attendance Ater the CONCLUSION %
,h ..rviee. the coffin covered with the National nag
,v. ,lsced IN the vault adjoining the Church "ner"
,o marines concluded the ceremonies with three vol
lev, over the grave. Six clergymen took pArt IN ihs
,srenmie. which were under the direction OF Cap''
sand. Of the Nvrh Carolina.
oOrT OT THE FRYING-PAS INTO rHF IRE -
Two .oldiers named Moses Johnson and hehaei DO
usr Al present stationed Governors islAhu on
Tou,.day night made desperate attempt TO shake on
All pretensions 20 military fame by undertaking "
swim across the Channel 70 this CITY ABOUT w oO'N
On Thursday night one Of he ferry Do"'s Vas pass
the Gov, some Of the hands discovered the two
l.serier. in the water. and they were picKeo up I'D
80, Exhausted state One Of them had about go In
f.ff fastened afOuH0 MS Naist i"' my '''t -
covered and rescued from the water they were they
must nave perisned
Forvp WoUNDED.-An insane man, German,
named Frederick Greenhausen. was yesterday found
liz the FIRST Ward with severe fracture on his scuH
ne WAS conveyed n the City Prison and there attended
- The phvscian Of that establishment He died, how
ever in the course Of an hour after his admission
The Coroner Will hold an inquest upon bis body THIS
morning. when some additional light may be thrown
upon the matter
FATAL AccIDENT.-An lrishman. named Thomas
Eeaey aged about 40 years, while engaged. between Z
snd o'clock this morning in excavsting Tor the ioun
daon of some new houses In Twenty Seventh st. near
the the earth At the side OF the excaya
ton fell and buried him completely On removing the
earth he was found TO be quite dead He has left 4
wife and several children 10 mourn his loss.
FrREs-The building No l35 Thompsenst was
slightly injured by fire last night as also house in the
frstavenue next TO the southeast corner Of Third ST.
49, The premises No % Moiist were discovered 70 be
on ire about II o'clock this morning. Il was ez
tnguished after doing ,riaing damage
HAcKNAS FIvFD.-A hack driver named VIM.
Murtough was last evening fined g for eXorng higher
rates for hire than allowed by the Corporation 'idi
nances.
GyxERAL SgssIoNs.-Hcrman Brad was called
. trial al the opening Of the Court yesterday ON an IN
dic,ment chsrgng him with stealing sl2l In gold ana
silver coin the property Of Jacob Roggy, on the Isl
of July last The evidence adducod ON the part o. inc
prosecution falling 10 sustain The Indictment inc jury
rendered verdict Of not guilty. Alexander g. OK
and Ephraim Maynard implicated with Honeywell Nm
cent previously convicted. were then put on la Tor
having on the It'll of March last obtained from the mn
III Messrs Bernan & Brown about 500 worth OF gold
ons by means of false representations The case mad
not been concluded when the Court adjourned al 8
o'clock until this morning
PoIIcy.-OfHcer Franklin of the Thirteenth
Ward last evening arrested one Alfred Moser on sus
,con of having broken open bookcase in the prem
ises No l26 BroOme-st and stolen therelrOm goa
watch two gold chains gold keys and other arr'
cles valued At $50 together with 80 in silver COIN
Locked up for examination Some daring rogue,
Yesterday afternoon stole from the door OF Messrs
Rowe & Van Dyke No II Eighth avenue a roll OF car
pet containing about 20 yards and valued at $50 with
hW "a Tho