New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-13

found at an early hour on Il esoEy MORNING. lying
uDoD the sidewalk at the corner oftreenwlch and
ALBANY SITS. His head was extensively fractured
and ether parts Of his person were much bruised.
He was Immediately taken to the City Hospital,
where be died two hours afterward, Coroner
Geer was called Yesterday to hold m inquest on
the body. and the following facts were elected
1t appears that on Monday night number OF men
boarding with Joseph Brown at No II Albany st
we're TT dance in Westinghouse which finally
broke up in a drunken row. Benjamin CoTne-
Eus. one Of Browns boarders testified to being a!
the dance and that on his return home about Ii
o'clock he net a man who said to him &" You did
vel 10 make yourself known, o. you would have
been knocked down too" He then retired to bed
and soon alter heard the cry OF a. W atch, and i'm
mediately after saw John Mcbride running up
stairs as fast as possible to his room. Mcbride
said to him that man called Canvass Trow
sers was no good and that he had muss with
some Irishmen whom he drove ont OF & store be
meath his lodging room. The Jury rendered
verdict Of death by injuries received on the head
inflicted by some person unknown. On the morn
ing of the murder Mcbride took passage in the
ship Liverpool bound to Liverpool, which sailed
that day Deceased is q German, and had on
black lrock coat lined in the back with white mus.
lin port.monnoie was in one of the pockets, and
contained variety Of small change a large iron
key was also found in pocket
LAUNCH OF THE UNDERWATER. A beauti.
full large ship, which has just been completed by
Mr. Al " estervelt, for Robert Kermit's line of
Liverpool prckets, will be launched to morrow al
ternoon at . O'Clock, from the foot of Houstonst.
E. H. She is built in very staunch manner OF
the best materials, and has been much visited
and admired by nautical men. Her dimensions
are as follows length, ls5 feet, breadth ofbeam,
% feet; depth of hold 90 feet She registers
800 tuns and has three decks, gracefully round
ed stern ami plump stem, Her rigging is already
completed, or nearly so. She is named the g n
derwriter, and carries at her bow uength
figure of w alter r. Jones, President of the Board
of Underwriters 1t is considered a very good
representation ofthat gentleman. The U, will be
commanded by the experienced Capt. Shipley,
who was formerly in command of the John r.
Skiddy the Garrck, Adirondack, &c. She sails
on the 18th proximo
THE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS AND REPoRTING.-
The Neu- Yorker will see by referring to our full
report in yesterdays Tribune that it has again
done injustice to the Industrial Congress in
stating that Reporters will be excluded under the
new arrangement made by that body for publish
ing their proceedings. On the contrary Report
ers will be allowed the same facilities as hereto
fore.
TARGET ExcrRsIoys.-We should need the
wings of Mercury to pursue, the hundred eyes of
Argus to view, and the hundred hands oil Brareus
to review, the multitudenous military manifesto
tons made yesterday. We saw a good haltscore
of companies but that was not halt the whole OF
them. so we forbear attempting even an enumera-
ton; in fact, we were too busily employed with
home affairs to get even the name OF accompany
save the Builders Guards, Capt. hoffman, who
shouldered sixty mnskets, and did some OF the
straightest shooting seen by US for months.
F1RE.-Dec II, P M.-The Church corner Of
Market and Henry sts took fire from furnace on
Wednesday evening. The firemen were promptly
on the spot and succeeded in extingushing the
flames with trihing damage,
" We perceive that the Academy of Med-
cine, which was formed in 1915, announces it's in
tention of applying to the next Legislature for an
act Of incorporation.
THE SALE OF PAINTINGS THIS EvEEEG.-This
is the last day OF exhibition OF the entire collection OF Paint
ngs over the Society Library Broadway as the sale OF
one.hafakes place this evening al o'clock, aoding
chance to those DESTROYS OF identifying their residences
with really line pictures The collection is peculiarly rich
in fine landscapes.