New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

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position to the owners. bat Instructed b,,o A..
lnefe was doubt of iis safety not o. .llo - .s
20 near the projecting wah then lefi under ~ "
'p,s lp.esson hst INC vs. would be secured Ia The
John T. Lac0m OF l79 starior.st swor,-
assistant Engineer; examined the wall in e,nnec
ron WIN several other Assistant Engineer. -,
Ihufsday; We oil pronounced n unsafe Tor roe,. ~
be Ia the building aud ordered men having p-nes
m both buildings to leave fF
Steph,n UhHHey swOrn-Ap tie owner of ,l,s
three buildings, Nos 81 - snd IS Water 81 Viz.
tied the building about O'Clock on Thorsdsy morn.
ing; the buildings were then on fire: there was
variety Of opinion as 10 whether the wall IN 0ucs
ton would fall / walked by there every ssy.
did not feel authorized 10 throw the wall down in
asmuch as II was in charge II the fremen
Samuel Il. CauidwcH. sworn-Reside in Brook.
| iyn was IN the warehouse with seven men on
! Saturday removing cotton belonging 10 my en-
| plOyers, Center s. Co. was in the building when
the men were at work under the wall two
minutes before il ie had no apprehensioEs in re.
gard 10 IT'S being unsafe some Ot the men in my
employ were killed
Hm. s. Haey Captain Of FRS, Werd Police.
Testified to extrcating the bodies from tbc ruins
soon after toe falling OF the wall
D0cf. ms Holmes testified 10 mailing an exter-
hai examination Of tile bodies, ard gave as lis
opinion that the injuries received by the falling OF
90 cause death.
The testimony here closed. The Jury retired
about ten minutes, and came IN Wlib the following
verdict, VIZ: That deceased came 10 their deaths
5y the falling of the South wall Of ths store 35
Water St white engaged in clearing AWAY the
ruins The Jury cannot attach any blame 10 tie
City authorities, Fire Department, OF 10 parties
Interested IN the building or goods ia il.
POLICE COURr.-Beiore Justice kiDg.-Tk
PfOfIg 90 -. l. !
0thers-The defendants were arrested in the town
oi u'aVesend on the Goth OF April last, on the cum
plant OF Heman X. Howet proprietor of the Go
sernors Mansion at Coney Island Point The charge
- 'a' Tue 'eiendants, Gu 20 about the st of April
ou giarlously and malicioUsly entered the above
premises, during the absence o. the uroprieto.
with the intention Of holding possession Of the
same The examination Of one OF the defendants
Charles Swift was held yesterday, before the
above Justice, and the evidence, rs far as given.
shows conclusvely that Swift did tax orcible pos
session oi SAID premises, and continued b hold tire
same for himself until arrested in yiolati n Of the
rights Of the plaintiff and contrary to all law. HIS
further examination was adjourned to the 10th iast
HoRRID DEAIH-Thomas X ane a lsborer in the
Sugar House in Laight-st. Monday night,
cdentally fell into vat of boiling sugar. He was
soon discovered and taken TO the City Hospital,
where he fingered IN great agony until yesterday,
when death put an end TO bis suherngs. He was
native Of Ireland II years Of age. Coroner Geer
held an Inquest, and a verdict in accordance with
the above fact was rendered
DARING BURGLARY. The dwelling house ~ We
sey-st was entered about O'Clock yesterday
morning, by means Of false night.key, and robbed
OF two gold watches, gold chain, with valuable seal
attached, gold spectacles, breast PIN and several
articles OF wearing apparel with which the burglar
escaped
THE MERCHANTS ExPREss."-.;uch is the title
of new Company just formed in our city, intended
to enter largely into the business Of Transporting
Merchandise from our city to various points North
and West of US, to Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
vile inclusive. Ii will receive no money packages,
but convey much heavier freight and at lower prices
than the Money Expresses. All those interested
will either be practical workers in the business or
extensive customers thereof, as to form as com
plete union of interests between Capital and
Labor, Employer and Employed as practicable.
We heartily commend this Express to general
favor
SACRED CoscEar-Therc will be Sacred Con.
cert in St Stephens Church this evening, under
the direction of Mr. LoRETz, for the benefit of the
Church and the Schools belonging to it.
AN IMPROVED PlASo.-The celebrated Boudoir
Piano. invented by the ingenious artist, Mr.. Lemue
Gilbert Of Boston, s exhibition 10 his City, and
may be Jolies so Broadway. This instrument
has received the highest commendaion from the Musical
Faculty and amateurs in Boston and richly entitled 10
the attention OF the profession and Of families who desire
really superior article II is distinguished for lbe bril
aucy and decscy Of in well for heir power
AID volume and s constructed to occupy he more
room than common secretary. No can examine u
without admiration OF its curious though simple meehsn-
lem and Of the remarkable musical effects which pro-
duced within 80 narrow compass Whoever Is about TO
enchanl his family with piano gf for blooming
May should fall look n this beautiful instrument
BRADBURY's SINGING CLAss.-!SKmmcr Term
Mr. W. Bradbury requests those ladies' aud gentlemen
who wsh to join class for the Summer Term, to meet ihs