New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11


ANOTHER STABBIsG CAsE-About 8 oclock on
Saturday evening an ARRAY ononrred in Haurnefs-
ley street under the following circumstances. IL
appears that man by the name Of James McKen-
ma has been boarding with the family of John ID la
ney, at No. 90 Hammersley street, for some time
past, and on Friday last he missed thirteen dolags
from his trunk, and at mstrusted it had been
extracted by Arthur Delaney, son Of the man with
whom he boarded, and accordingly accused him of
taking his money, which so enraged young Della
ney that he drew from his pocket a large double.
edged dirk knife which he plunged into the back
of McKenns, and then continued the murderous
attack by thrusting the weapon in the back Of his
head and almost severing half OF his right ear.
The poor man ran several blocks in search of a
physician, the blood streaming from his CHASTITY
wounds. he finally reached drug store, and fell
upon the floor insensble. The doctor procured as
sistance and dressed his wounds. He was removed
to the Hospital, where he lies in dangerous con-
dition. Young Delaney fed, but will doubtless be
arrested.
NARROW EscAPE-O On Sunday morning. little
before break Of day. party Of four persons, hired
a small boat for the purpose OF rowing up far
McCombs Dam. All were inexperienced in tue
management Of the craft except a man named
Wilson. They, however, did their best for some
time until they arrived 10 about opposite the foot
OF Clinton ct. when Wilson, in attempting 10 cross
from the stern to the bow, fell into the water. His
companions leaned over the side Of the boat 20 haul
him H. when the vessel capsiZed, and the other
three-nTmed Pierce, Thompson and COdringtOn-
were also pitched int the river. A small boat put
OFF from the schooner Union, Capt. Wetherel, ~
ing at Pier IT, succeeded In picking them up in an
exhausted condition.
RowDIEs AT HoBoKEE.-Capt. Lovett of the
Ninth Ward Police yesterday learned that gang
Of New York rowdies were raising great row at
HobOken, whereupon be went with Assistant Capt
Sebring and number OF officers down TO Christie
pier st. Ferry, 10 prevent any disturbance on this
side. AS soon as the boat landed a part of the
scoundrels ran down to intercept their opponents
who were about landing from the Canal-st. boat;
while another party, headed by Josiah Hatch fell
upon young man named Caleb Nichols, and beat
him savsgely. Hatch and q fellow named Michael
Haley were secured and sent 10 Jefierson Marke.
Police Court.
CHARGE OF STFALING-Georee Sherman was
arrested In the Eleventh Ward last night on q
charge ofstealing ell in gold. Complaint made by
c. g. Nestle and A. Kick. Prisoner dischargedby
Alderman Miller, TO appear this morning.
ANOTHER KIND Northumberland Parks was
arrested last night in the Thirteenth Ward, for
brutal assault upon bis wife.
r. John Thomas was arrestedin the Thirteenth
Ward last night for stealing satin vest from Da-
vd Marks, $50 Grand-st. and having in his posses
sion lady's dress which was supposed to have
been stolen.
OS A WARRAsT.-Barnard Mckee was arrest
ed Yesterday in the Thirteenth Ward, on war
rant charging him with grand larceny.
STREET BRAwLs.-Robert Edwards, John 10
ran Michael Koran. James Riley, Patrick Bnce,
Nathan Edwards Hugh McGrath and Michael Ha'
gan were arrested yesterday in the Fourteenth
Ward for fighting disorderly conduct and trying to
rescue prisoner.
FREAKS OF PIPER-One George Piper was
arrested in the Eighteenth Ward last evening for
breaking down the door Of James Neice, IN Nine
teenth.st near Firstav and insulting Mr. Ms fam
lily.
DIscHARGD BY AID. WooD-John and Thos-
Brsney arrested this morning for assault and bat.
terry on the complaint OF John Harley, were dis
charged by Alderman Wood of the Fifth Ward
MUTIsr.-Stephen d. Spencer was arrested
yesterday afternoon and placed in charge OF the U.
s. Marshal on charge Of mutiny on board ship Her
mann, pier N. Il.
THRows.-James GIleA was thrown from a
horse, on the Third ay on Saturday afternoon. and
very badly injured. Taken home by Twelfth
Ward officer.