The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-03

ment suspected by the President Of the republic
CITY Intelligence.
BEArINo CHILD TO DEArH-Coroner Walters held
an inquest yesterday at the Aims House yard, tho
body Of cOlored boy aged four by the name of
VIM Wallace, who came to his death by being bsatcn
black The poor child head and body were beaten
most horribly The evidence adduced before the Coro
clearly fastens the murder on Manning The test-
mony of his wife, Roaannah Manning stated that they
resided ut No. 27o Walker street, and that her
husband was one of the hremen on board Of tho
steamer Orus and returned from Chagres about
three weeks since. The deceased child was placed
with her to board by the father, at four shillinss
ming agreed to- the child taken to board The
week before last Manning whipped the deceased very
lowing he beat the child again very severely much
that the deceased unable to be about The next
mernng Rosannah found the child to be very sick and
administered medicine She then left the house
and went to work, supposing that her husband
would take of the deceased during her Absence
found the door Of her looked, and her
husband nowhere to be found, the door was forced
ward then notified of the facts, and search was
made to arrest the negro Manning but without eect
he Is supposed to have gone to sea. DR.. Thomas
Holmes made post norton examination of tho body,
and found that the right side Of the face forehead and
Of great vonce the posteror part Of the body the
shoulders and about She hips, ten distinct
Il Ss sa ;, t e. s..slS
injuries, found acchymosis Of extravasated
BLOOD beneath corresponding to the external injury
otherwise healthy; about 1X ounces OF sanguinious
fluid found In each cavity Of the chest The peri
YER intestines, and stomach healthy. Tho bad-
der was very much dstended, with urine, and had
evidently been parylixed The left kidney was very
substance. The right kidney was also injured. On
removing the scalp il was found studded With spots
meningeal artery found ruptured and about four
of extravasated blood found upon the left
hemisphere of the brain. The injuries to the head
the Of death the other INJURIES that de-
tased received, sufficient to death. The
jury rendered the following verdict-That the deceas
ed came to his death BY injuries inflicted by William
Manning. The police are ON the alert to catch tho
brutal monster, and will doubt succeed, if the
sci has not gone to sea-
CHOLERA MoRBUs.-The Coroner held an inquest yes-
tcrday at No. 70 Hammersey street. tho body Of
Richard Reed native of Ireland aged 70 years. who
came his death by attack Of cholera morbus 1t
appears, from the testimony the inquest that tho
deceased was washing the windows Of his s0n.inaw's
store and became quite heated and then went to the
hydrant, and took heavy drink of cold water Soon
after hO taken with vomiting violent purging and
cramps in the stomach which continued during Friday
night. until he died the next day ut ii O'Clock The
jury rendereda verdict of Death by cholera morbus"
SCENE 1 GREENWICH SrREEr.-Last evening" about
half o'clock, rich enacted in front Of
the house. 132 Greenwich street In passing along
notice attracted by crowd, who surrounded .
large party Of German emigrants, and two
tanning emgrsnts trunks, chests and other baggage
Ono pulling these articles way, and another
another way, amidst clamor Of German French, and
broken-Englsh to which the confusion of tongues at
Babel order itself Some wanted to bring the
strangers to boarding house. and another;
while tho broad, honest sunburnt faces of these Ger
man peasants seemed bewldered with establishment
At length the uproar and the melee became general
and tall athletic fellow conspicuous for his
loud deliberations, and the blows he dealt He gave
of the cartmen such singer In tho face that he
rereated double quick into 1872 menacing all the time
in German. and shaking his fist, till he got to win
dow and there he poured out voey abusive epthets
mingled with violent upon his assailaut,
who seemed to take the matter very coolly, smiling
significantly to soEe acquaintance who looking
"Oh that Is French Louis, who is creating all this
trouble, and is always creating trouble" At length
the good Of the emigrants prevailed They fol-
lowed their without consulting the wishes
Of their sficious friends.
RonpEnr- On Friday six large and eight small sill
spoons, marked M A. NJ, were taken from tho
basement Of 267 Houston street They are the pro-
perty of Mr. Ural Reynolds and have not yet been
covered
BURoLARY.-Yesterday morning, the house of Moses
Blac&stack, As Harrison street entered by some
burglar and robbed Of some articles OF wearing apparel
HOUSES S1onEs FouNp OPEs.-Yesterday mora.
ing the store No s2 Pearl street was found OPEN with
the key in the inside of the door, and by officer
Sullivan Cogswel, Crane Co s. liquor store, No 118
Front street, found epen by officer FIRTH and Boyd
faul's drug and paint store, fouhd open by onicer
Cook
FoUNpIINo.-Yesterdaym morning an infant a few days
old found in the of the house No. 16 Ninth street.
Was taken tho station house the 9th district Of
police and thence to the Aims House 1t is ascertain
I'd to be- child that born in the station
house on the 18th Of May, the mother calling herself
Mary Ellis
SUICIDE, ny CUTTIrc HIS THRoAr-A man by the
name OF S. M. Consburgh, aged II years, a native Of
Ireland who, on 1hursday last, cut his threat with
razor innicting CHASTITY wound, was at taken
to the City Hospital and the wound dressed but the
man died, yesterday, from the effects of tho injury
he Coroner held inquest and a verdict was rem.
d,red that The deceased committed suicide by eating
his throat with razor caused by deerium tremens.
MAN KILLED ny FEArHERs--Yesterday.a about two
O'Clock, as Charles A. Giegael, Frenchman, in the
employ Of j. Braynard, owner of the furniture
III Chatham street, was engaged, with others,
in hosting feathers, bale slipped out of the sling
head broke his neck. He wa. conveyed 60 his resi-.
dence, where he died in q short time after
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-A married weman, named
been residing for time at ~ Ludlow street Zen
days ago 1t Is stated she took some liquor, and
since she pined away and at length died yesterday
morning A medical gentleman had been attending,
but not with her for the last two three days
he people Of the house wanted to have her buried
the public expense. though, when scrutiny was in
sttuted, II found she has SIS in her possession
when she died. besides bank books for 81 l00 in the
Savings Bank. An application has been made to the
Coroner by the neighbour who suspect foul play to
have this mysterious affair investigated The Public
Adminstrstsr will take charge Of the effects Of the
deceased.
ACCIDENTAL DRowNro.-The Coroner Yesterday held
an inquest at the Aims House yard on the body of
Ldward Slater, aged IL years, native Of England
The body OF the deceased found floating In the
river foot Of Dey street. The deceased accidentally
fell from the deck into tho river and before
could be procured, he was drowned. Verdict, death
by accidental drowning.
BoDI OF Boy FOUND Yesterday the body of a boy
about Years of found floating In the river at
the foot of ey street.
DRowrEs-A boy about IL years Of age was found
yesterday morning, floating the Narrows, Staten
Island He had ON . white muslin shirt striped cass
mere psnaloons. and gaiter boots small key, with
label attached, marked A II and six pistol bullets
were founo In his paDtaoons pocket.
The GOLD CoMIna.-Deposits of large and small
amounts Of California scales and Jumps, and Of
foiign gold coin and bullion, daily being made ut
the mint; and pleased to add that very large
proportion Of Is reappearing In the shape VI gold
oilsrs. -Four thousand dollars worth of scales from
alnornia via Norfolk reached this city yesterday By
Adams Co.'s Express. syivonisw.
HoUsE's New TEIEaLArrI has heen constructed
between Boston and Providence. and will COM
in, dsva Lrns prov