New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
CITY ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY,, June %

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nv sueh uaDsy a. The Seasepos-s, PAPER having OUCH
longer in existence and eng now more wioely Known
fssn ihe Tbealer AFORESAID. And YET We hAe TAO WA
feepers Ignorance Let Editors stay away rom fne-e
n mill invited ther one chooses 10 90 IHs own
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,sT berg wrong any how, tie Free Admission u anoer
vropg II the Manager Of pse Of amusement sees n
~ s an Editor to yisii his ncers let him do It, send
.h,, Zee admission CT course, en1 asking hip to sup
s s0erwud II he chooses (4nd tie Aor 10 fool enough
~ eat late suppers tut where On Editor volunteers TO 20
10 Theaie he ought TO pay the same as any ooay Csc.
be seeks an admissod 10 lays himself under an oogs-
or and IA disqualified for an impartial critic and censor
Ne lowers the dignity Of b vocation snd eeliIes Its in1
snee When Snowman asks an Editor Tor isvoI' iss
him pay for IT, ind tice There Is no oihsr rus 50
fair as that
FATAL ACCIDENT Al WHITE PLAINs.-Aboat
o'clock on Monday afternoon, says the Ereaiag
Post) while an aged and very respectable widow
l,dy, named Huelted, who resides near White
Plains, was driving alone in a one horse wagon
across the Railroad track near the place known as
Wasbiugtons he ad.quarters, the horse took fright
ut the approach Of the Dover train, and ran with
s;oence up the hill on the west of the track. The
wagon coming in contact with large I'M tree, Mrs.
Huested Yves thrown against the tree with such VIC
lanoe as TO cause instant death. Her head and
breast were very much bruised and her neck was
understood to be broken Mrs. II was about so
years of age and withal somewha: deaf-the more
sorprising therefore that she should have been per
nitted or permit herself TO drive out alone-much
less in the vicinity OF a railroad IN use.
w We understand that Rev. T. d. Harris,
who was announced for Saturday, to preach in
Methodist Church in Brooklyn, is not the Pastor Of
the Church worshpping in stuyvesant Institute as
the identity Of the names has led some persons 10
suppose.
~ Rev. ]. 6. Cowper, Of Newburgh, sails
for Scotland this morning, in the De Witt Clinton.
FATAL ACCIDENT AND INQUEsr.-An inquest
was held Yesterday at No. 305 Geenwich st. upon
the body Of James Henson, native OF Egg Har'
Dor. "a wears of age. The deceased was dealer
in ice and while stopping in lfOat OF the American
Hotel Yesterday morning his horse started he
Immediately seized the reins, out stumbled and
fen before the wheel of his wagon, which passed
over bis body, causing almost instant death. Yer
dict accordingly.
DRowNED-An inquest was held yesterday on
hoard the ship TarquiB, yng az the foot OF Beach
st. N II. upon the body OF French lad Ia years
of age, who belonged to the vessel 1t appears
that while descending her SIDE 90 lost MS hoa ana
,ieI into the water. His fall was observed by
man ON board the bark Eliza who, with others,
made every effort to save him, but he almost in-
s,sntlv sspk be, ond their reach. verdict of &C
oidcItsl drowning vas rendered by the Jury
uupnrRous AssAULT.-A man named Samuel
JA,kiu residing at "a Broome at, On the night oil
the 5th instant got into alteration In Ohver'st
viii teo men, named Richard Robinson and one
Hays, when the latter individuals drew club and
struck Jaskil blow upon the head, knocking MN
down and fracturing his scul. At the time OF the
oocnrrsnce The wound was not considered danger
ous and the parties were permitted to escape, and
!, h sunposed are ct sea. For some days past the
wound has grown worse, and yesterday afternoon
il was thought Mr.. Jaskill could live but few
hours
ARRrsr FOR GRAND LARCESY.-A female
named Ellen Russell was yesterday arrested ON
charge of stealing $50 gold pieces from w lliam
Muller, residing in the First avenue, near I"ent
eth At. who met her in the street and went with
her TO her room where she stole the money from
his pocket She acknowledged the theft butstated
that she intended returning toe money to him. JUS
tee Lathrop locked her up TO answer
ACADEMIA carpenter, named Keecn, was
severely hurt yesterday, by falling between the
beams Of house in the process of erection at
Harlem. He fell from the third floor to the cellar.
His collar bone was broken, and il is supposed that
he was injured internally.
" From the Police Returns of this morning,
we gather the following accidents, arrests, offences
charges, &c. for all of which the Police Depart
ment will please answer to Judge Campbell
~ Thomas Michigan arrested in 18th Ward
charged by Alexander Melville and Jas. Hoge-
boom with buying carpenters tools that had been
stolen. The report says that "Mulligan keeps q
~ xuitb ~ M mi n.
It, and Avenue AZ
M Daniel McGinn was arrested in the Eight
eenth Ward, on charge, by officer Luke Gary, Of
suspicion of stealing carpenters tools This boy
Mcjiinn," says the Report, sold the tools TO Null
hgsn."
~ carpenter named Joseph Mony, while a!
work a new bading in Twenty second-st near
Sixth av. at NJ. tel through the wellhole Of the
building from the Sd floor TO the cellar, and almost
Instantly expired. Officer Roh, of the Eighteenth
Ward, conveyed him to the residence Of his family
at 554 Broadway, and notified the Coroner to hold
an inquest
~ Officer Rob-, of the Eleventh Ward, found
q hne female child in the alley rear Of Ill Second
st. where it had been lelt by some one The child
was six moaths old. The child will go to the
Aims House Commissioners.
EF Winifsed DAILY was arrested in the Seven
teehth Ward, charged by Michael O'Donnel with
having stolen s4a in Morris Go. M. s29 Sc re-
covered.
~ Michael Cocoran aud John Fay were arrest.
% 10 me sixseenth Ward, charged with stealing
~sn'ef spoon Committed by Justice Bleakley
49,. AZ I'm yesterday WIZ. Dalton reported
'ns' u's enuo, Annie had been carried off while
playing near his residence In Tb;r.v. ssvsn,h =,
between Tenth and Eleventh avs. The child is "a
Yeas o'1, very isr sAip' golden hair dark eyes, no
S.rI e eo, nsr on was apparently % years old,
aaiA 'onP'eAon' dressed in black cotton