New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

nyea.iie. q : Gen Lyman Utica Capt. Baldwin.
C. : Surveying Expedition John g Neen- OF Wy
sni. and J. ? Bulhu ,nd isiy Louisville ~ arrived
Yesterday At the Aslor House. Mr. Clay snd family
Charge dAHaires to Portugal, VII probably cave tie
latter part OF this week for Dis destination
~ Mis-. CUssNAs. the actress, is among The
passenger. by the Csledons arrived At Boston on Fri
day.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER-COr0ners IHqneff.-On
SATURDAY. afternoon some stevedores while engaged IN
unloading ship Washington Of Peisrsourgh' Va iyins
a, the foot Of Rutgersst suddenly came across the
body OF man lying between two boxes on the star
so.rd side of the lower hold in advanced state Of
decomposition his throat being cut from ssr to ear
information being Immediately given Of the fact Coro
oer alters and hi. Deputy, Mr.. Cockefsr proceeded
20 the spot TO investigate the the law directs
The eHiavia arising from the corpse was 80 offensive
hat for some tine no one could be found willing %
accompany Mr.. Cockeiar down TO remove the body
At last negro being procured. the Deputy Coroner
descended with him down tho hatch, aud after remov
ing some boxes. fastened pulley to the decreased snd
noist.d him upon deck The deceased was without f.
coat snd hsd on white linen shirt linen pantaloon.
and buckskn .uspenders bis hair being long, but he
VA. without beard hi. age wss evidently shout p
The body Immediately removed to Bellevue for
the purpose Of holding Inquest, Upon the minutes
Of the ship, log the following paragraph spPesrs with
evident reference 10 the deceased
snip Washington. Of Petersburg, Foster Dsfroi R.v
En. July n. with mise and l7t passengers % Z T.
Poppe July IS a. q o., long So spoke esrs InaenI'
and ha-k with IN her fore iopsa both bound es.i
Oa he 5ih inst Charles Page, Pru.ssn, sged Il care
steersgs passenger, Was missed supposed 10 naFr
fallen 10 the night All search was made tor
Tim, but be could not os found
Coroner Walter. held the inquest yesterday, and
Csp ser stated that the deceased wa, the man who
va. supposed to have fallen overheard ihssne was
qui.t younf man that there were us steersge pas
.enger. all Germans the majority OF those pa''-n-
ger. are bad men they eqleny quarreled, and
that the msorty Of the passengers left the ship imme
ostely upon her arrival Mr Peasants the nrst mate
so gave evidence 10 the effect already stated Lewis
King the second mate stated that he knew the de-
ceased the deceased told him that il the ship did not
arrive soon ne would jump overheard that he had
from 600 to ESQ in leather belt that when the body
was discovered money was found upon him. nor any
in his chest also that II common thing Tor the
pa.ensers 10 quarrel-and witness corroborated the
evidence Of the captain Isaac COckesir Deputy Cor
ouer testified the finding Of the body that II wa.
found in a reclining position between two boxes with
the head down and the feet up, much decomposed &c
Dr. Whitaker stated thst be examined the body and
found an inci.ed wound the neck evidently In
hcted with a sharp instrument thst il was his opin.
ion it was nacted before death and that Il was 'ai
f:ient 10 cause deslh. The Jury found that Carl
Fritzsh, a native of Pettstsd sged q years and o
month";. to his death by violence inflicted on his
person by some one or Of the sieerage psssen-
gers 70 the Jury unknown on the night OF the liih
August lsi9 on board the ship Washington, on her re-
voyage from the rver Ems Germany, 10 the City
OF New York
It certainly becomes apparent mysterious though II
be that the murder was perpetrsied for the pssses
sion OF the So go which the deceased was known
10 po..e.s and which money s now missing The
Jury as vii be seen IKE. the deed upon some Of the
r.rass passengers though from the evidence sdduced
We saw nothing positive to be TX upon that portion
Of the ship sny more than upon the cabin passengers
or the crew However, the affair being Of so my'ter
ou. nature IL /. only hoped that in some future
time light will be thrown upon IL
" We are requested 10 call the attention Of
the young men Of the City to the meeting TO be held
,hi, evening at the Howard House, corner Broadway
and Howard 81 complete the Arrangements for hsv-
inga mas. meeting the Park TO symPahize With the
Hungarian nation In their struggle for freedom and
also 70 send delegates to Hungary TO present Tag TO
K1ssuth.
/ RtsGGOLD AssocIAriOS.-This hns Company,
/ under the command OF Capt. WIN. Ryer, will leave
tte loot Of Ch.mber..t ths morning In the STEAMER
c Columbu. st :, O'Clock their annual target excur-
zion 70 Keyport \ J. There will be SOM sne shoot
ing displayed BY the members, who are known % %
/ experienced marksmen
FoU>DLIs6.-A msle infant. apparently aboU.
.nya. month. old was discovered on Friday nignt 10
] lF4Ir NJ. IrHr On N.I % =
de vas conveyed q the Aim. House
FILL DOws-A man named Francis Dillon
fen down In Rooinsonst and disocated bis shoulder
lie was conveyed % the Station House where Dr.
June. set for him and caused ais conveyance home
Rrs OvER.-John McGovan was knocke ed
down and severely injured Saturday oy one OF th'
Green <ich-.t ouniouses Oficer Wright OF the rnirr
Ward Jroughi MIN % TIE station House where medi
ics assistance WAS called IN
sroRTs OPE~.-The store 40 Soutb-st. occupie,
/ ,v Mr. " " Whirock and the cellar l2l Broad q
occupied oy Heinrich Van Buskrk we're found opel
"a saturday nignt BY Oficefs Black s1d Spsldins o
the First Ward.
Ftn-The building 5s5 Broadway, occapie'
~ M-.srs spicer and acMznn livery stable, az
ins upper part as Panor@lns exaioinon and LOG
Rooms "a. discovered % b. on Ire on Sunday morn
.ng about clock IL originated 10 the second story
th- cause being unknown. The Interior OF the ouilc
ing mpletriy Quilted, though igft1nAteiy 70
horses got ogt IN ume % b. saved The dsma-
done very considerable. ootn ~ dessr.. -plcer
NcMsnn a. well 70 the otne occupants Of u
: premises.
I~ouEsrs-The Coroner held a. inquest apo
the BODY OF Elizabeth aives. aged years. Eno acc
dentsly Tell the rver a. tre fOot o. Cl4rksons
1 .nd ~as drowned Fefcct ln accordance. u.
upon the bscy Of Matthew Whit. eyed ~, native
, Ireland who found dead 10 nis Ted ou Saturds
morning a. g Nnltrnsll 81 Tue decezs~d ~s.s ogs
mar alc prominent member VI the Nnitensl. ben-
o.ent Association Verdict de.tn BY spop.exy .-
= Aso upon th- BODY Of D0rcss Butler, aged year
&ho vas accidentally Killed oy u ne hnlcke
o,cker ouuouses lt sppears that while crossing q
street the child became confused and getting ,eu
+ 10 oy stages a. ed a. Aforesaid Verdict :
. / cor1ingly. ...- Also upon tae body Of Nrlnkn0~
woman brought from rs Nots.l 70 the Fourteen
N.r1 station House -n- E.s found lying dead IN y
back basement area Verdict death from S.lt a,
I. | exposure
/. BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
= CHoLERA REPoET.-The Health Physician thinl
i unnecessary TO make any report Of the eases VIII
5 occurred yesterday We believe there Two testi
"a LAUScH.-Another ferry boat ras launched
Saturday morning lsss from the ship yard Of Mess
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