New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

Jason, [. : A. Col IL Lee a. = = r. II II HN4"'y,
rsA. Col Tacott, Z 5. A. and Rev M Msrbary.
Ala are at tie Irving House
A GREAT INPROvENE>I ~ THE CuY.-We see
nis proposed 70 widen Mercer 1t and relieve Broad
vsy ltisa good plan and ought 70 have been adopted
ave year. sgo but it IL TOO lste The sooner u Is
done the better II can be done now for half the money
IL will cost two gears hence
sicx>sss AID DgATH BY CHOLERA oS 7HIf-
,oAIp-The chip sheridan. Capt Cornish, winch ~
17ed At Quarantine yesterday afternoon iiom Liver
, let on the voyage 81 Of her Storage passengers
,rd sesmen by Cholera The following are thHf
names
IA, simmop. Of New York. ID officer Of tho shipi
.sesr.on Of Liverpool carpenter Of 90; VIM Ogden
..snan u do, Frank CouShn, DO OF kouen, ffaucs
49, do OF Danz.o. stee sge Pa'sengef'-JOnn 1rm--
sas flank snd E. en- Dalton Of sHso "itia,n holqnats
- I'm with no re friends, Mary Catnarlne,
s,,sb and Charles Barnes Of Brsxon, Bug all OF ue
.~e family eaving ibeir mother Oh board John hicSc-
,srro Of Leeds Eng Sarah Prau Of Oxford John and
Eswsrd P cbards VI Leeds Eog Cai9arine Doyps o.
20 spih 81 Ireland Martha Faue Of Loneford w Do
lam and Dorottes Oldham Of Cornwall, Eng sarah,
M9rr. and Edward Lloyd lmOiher and TWO Children %
< d5erai.,er Fog John shannon Of BOscommOn, Ire
Id Joseph Kavansgh Of Dublin fell overheard ard
vas drowned.
Capt Cornish had very serious and trying time the
crew the 7.h Of August For the first eight days from
70 now cases and from 70 deaths occurred
d.v For eight days in succession, out of a seanen
snly could be mustered a a watch FL cases and 81
death, have occurred since the chip sailed All that
could be done was done by Capt, Cornish and he
ofcers Tor the sick. Several were sick when she
reached the Quarantine and were taken 70 the hos
ptsl The chip ss been detained at that place
GEN. TAYLOR AID HIS CABINEI MIR Brady,
the Dsgusrsotypst POS Broadway has taken admirable
Portraits Of the President and his Secretaries which
brother Artist 10 now transferring 10 stone, with The
view Of presenting Lithoyaph superior in character
and finish 10 any ever Issued In America. We have
examined both Dagueueoiype and Lithogsph tie
former is OF rare excellence the latter is yet unhnishe'
but gives promise OF entire success The Portrsits
are stnkinsly accurate, that Of the Presidentis The
most winning Of any we have seen
The LATE MURDER.--The Coroner held an 10
quest yesterday at the house of Corporal Thompson
corner Of Twenty tbirdst and Broadway, on the booy
oiRchard hiiey, aged 50 years born IN Ireland when
The following testimony was elected
May Anu uiey. residing Bloomnedale Road near
Txsniy,xihs II being sworn says That che s me wi,
ofth- deceased The deceased worked win Mf smith
alahOrer stOueyard al the foot OF SNteenthsi, On
MDnday bs wsntto work In good health. he home
sboat o clock he home and asked me ior DRINK
AID said that he wanted 10 lie down. found cut on Ne
hsad; washed ms wound aud sent for Dr. Jones, ne
probea tbs wound and tined i'm with needle and found
10 IN him. he also looked at his eyes he told me
to the hospital as ne could DO no'hng TO help
hn declined 10 send hin to the hospltali ne dled Al
o'cloek Monday night, have I'VE chi dreu.
Pstnek Dee, resding at $40 Westr ~eny-hrsts being
sNorn says Monday last discharging yes
Couusctcut browustone al the foot Of sNleenths
TO- Ma.,efon Smith the prisoner Michael Power Wa
o'clock the afternoon got into quarrel the deeeasel
ha1 employed holster by ine captain OF the vcs
SCI tue prisoner the dock and the deceased was
90 board the told them 10 se the stone up and
Dot he Idle and that had got Two men to help me
deceased sad that had sent TWO darned ihnes here al
Ter ths some words iooA place pei" cen me ~
A- prisoner deceased -tfuck the prisoner The pns
Sssl ' .S aS% r SSd sd that
ioo iar and that ! would send them home separated
ncm. they both their WOTk agau, though the
hac-s was al from 10 10 inmates after tins can
not exactly the ume the deceased was on board "
work. tts ne Al that that the prisoner had
Mck NJ his hand cant cay whether 1t was cart fune
o. boAd OF The ve.se The deceased struck lie
fol on Tue deck wen To him aud found him bleeding
he brought Tim into tho cabin and got a
pillow. after ms vent up yard, about 10 minute,
lnlured and found the deceased vomiung he Wa ADJ"
Dspssk AID spOke TO me | ASKED him how be felt Dee
Be bsler 20 home ne had cent for horse and was
on; 10 placed the wagon aud sent home the prs
oncf " u the dOck " hen he struck the deceased
VILLAIN Cssek, rec ding al No 80 Avenue A. noiui
,soru, that Monday last was al work al me 1907
0sAeeAthst, saw the quarrel between lhe oeceAse'
ana The prisoner after his they were separated ron p
plO amer this, think about 10 minutes saw the
scused tshe cart rung that Was Nns on the So.A a
,nke across the head the bach OF me De
seased toward the prisoner, he might have been
Standing little sideways Tue deceased Tel aiirI ne va
struck Two ooiored picked HIM up, he was bleeding
.ot some water aud washed ms head he was no' ap'
sptss; ser his, In about half al hour The oece"se
vac tssen home
D4a',i knaes residing 2ls Eighth-st being sworn
..ys that on Monday ast The employ at Mister
10 a Sm D. at the foot of Sixteenh-sti was presen
TIE dock when the quarrel TOOK place oei"ee me de
men, ana the.
aoh their work again, from Ia 10 20 - mh"e'
,ner ms beard a noise. on looking The deceased
yng The boat senselese did not Sc" Inc l''sV"e
srkr the blow
K,sb~s Bas as. living al IS Kingst being swon. says
ast on Monday last va. wok al the foot Of Sixteenth
q IN Maserton 4 smiths employ; | was present When
Nc-r t,ok Ma. between the decea,ed ana pri soner
l.4 deceased stiAe The prisoner wiki lis hs siei
aud both rent 10 Work 10 ahoU
&c or len minutes afler THE saw the prisoner whis
SANDING in the dock with the ruug of cart in his hand
bout four feet Ia length rang thai geneIA
for cart al this time me deceased " IS On NC a'
Gthe vessel, | Ola not tne prisoner SUNS lhe DC
sss.ed with the Iung, but heard The o.o"
.eln FaeaA residing at No II Cannonst being sSo .
thai on Monday al work al The 1901 OF >N
sruih-st wss engaged by PHtnes Dee WAS on tn'
.ock when the quarrel took place oe'Neen sne soa
sNr his they were separated, heard the prisoner say
er Dee had ordered the prisoner TO tae yard ,1a' p
would not 60 until he would De reNcnked upon nc e'
,~.se5 siier tbey nd been separated some minutes
Stepped board OF The vessel saw The prisoner IAAe al
ssack l cant SAY Whether it WAS rlng Oh cart OF
nc.portrr. be- struck the deceased on ne sde OF 'u
Aesd The deceased hsa bs back toward toe prisoner a
deceased STUCK Nc lea. oi1 NO. i'e' -
anything after nis the deceased as AnoSA
town ans belev- MAS seuselrss
Leu Edo1v residing TWelnh-s between nm an
san Av. being eve rn, ssid-On Monday last was a
VIA Al he foot OF Slxeenlh-st was on he Nesse
~Aen he deceased Snd the prisoner qaSfreed do 40
see ANY blow struck they were separated IN shout ~ .
minutes sfsr this they bad BON gone 10 ;neir Voc
again ala not SCI the deceased struck, but heard 70
4 s.ow the deceased WAS knocked down wnen DC Wa
sack bis bach was toward the dook old no1 near 70
N Fnsoler mske any threats -, ~, -
II JeA4 H. WAilaSer, Physician residing 81 No olv ooN
cry. belng swoln sad made poet motirih eAaInu'
non " ihe deceased, found The body had unoer. %
Considerable decomposition II was npossbe 20 ieulst
particular rnarls Of external violence; 90 examining %
had ound an ex1avAsauon OF blood eet~ cen hs sea
and skull, above TIE efl ard nssare extenalhs
he ooepitsl bone-on removing the skul Also iouuo
sx@nsvc OF blood between me mrihoi -.
All he sku, and also IN the substance OF TIC oiA' "a
isures 10 he head were sufficient 10 cause DEAN.
The testimony here ended. and the Jury. sfter shs
,oasgiarou. rendered tue following verae. That Rie'
sd Mley came 10 his death eys blow on The head inae
a BY Michael Power on The afternoon OF Monday iS.h
Aagass lsas The prisoner. aheE The verdict reI
tered was committed TO prison by The Coroner
NED BUSTLiSE IN TROUBLE AcAiS.-E z.
hudson was yesterday taken into custody. on cOmpl
hi. fstherin law Mr. Bennett, who charges him wit
ending hin threatening letters, signed Vengeance
ae 10 held to answer the charge