New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08


o'clock, the Harlem Railroad down trsin ran over
a boy at Thir'ysecond.st and instantly killed him
The wheels cut right through his bowels IN the
most horrible manner. There were four heavy
cars IN the train. The boy was only 81 years old
a son o. Abraham Relay, corner Of Thirtysecon
81. ard Fourth avenue. He vss taken into the
fathers hose the accident occurred just before the
door, where he expired in the course OF i've
minutes.
BURSTING OF BouLR.-On Saturday atef
neon about , o'clock the boiler OF the engine oy
which the printing establishment Of Mr. Francis
Hart at II Thsmesst. was worked burst break
ing the cases and presses, and knocking some o.
the type into pi The building, We understand F"
not damaged, and fortunately no lives were os''
nor any one injured. The damage to the ma
chiIery and presses, it is said will amount to about
$1,000.
RAILROAD AccIDEsr-About o'clock 90 oa'ur'
day afternoon, while the train from New haven
was going at the rate Of twenty-five miles an hour
near Fordbam, John Holden jumped from the traln'
and was fearfuly mangled. His face was cut In
shocking manner, one Of bis arms was broken ana
be was otherwise seriously injured. He wastaEen
to Beniens Hotel, where DR.. Walsh dressed his
wounds. He is not expected to live.
suIc1DE.-The Coroner on Saturday held an in
quest at No. 245 Broome-st. on the body of Ger
man by the name of Charles Korn, aged 20 years.
who came to bis death by suicide, by taking arsenic
1t seems that on the evening Of the 4th inst he re-
turned from Hoboken, and learned that young
woman, with whom he had been counting, visited
Hoboken with some other man. This fact when
communicated to deceased, appeared to affect him
very much. Early in the evening he took some
coffee. ard about O'Clock that night the deceased
was seen to take tin pan down into the cellar,
where it is supposed he took the poison About
the middle Of the night bis roommate, Christian
Bersh, was awakened by his vomiting. The de-
ceased then complained Of great thirst Some
water was procured, and he was asked if he want
ed a doctor, to which he replied no, it was only
headache he had and should be better soon, in
.,ead of which be died at o'clock the following
morning 1t is supposed that Jealousy was the
cause of the act The Jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to his death by suicide, BY
taking arsenic.
P.O. BoxEs-A correspondent, writing from
neighboring city, desires US to suggest that the
Boxes usually rented out TO business men in Post
Offices should be furnished gratis both for the con-
yenence Of the Postmaster and justice to the public
STABIIsG On Sunday morning man named
Patrick Delaney, got into dispute with Mary Nc
Intee with whom he boarded at 46 Mulberryst.
ard becoming highly excited seized knife aud
stabbed the woman in three places In the abdomen.
DIR. II. Sweeney advised the removal OF Mrs N. to
the Hospital. The man was arrested and taken 70
the Tombs.
RUTFIAYs-At o'clock Sunday morning, a
gang of vaeabon6s who infest the Park, went
around and assaulted and cut every person they
met, without the least provocation George Lency
was brought to the station house of the Second
Ward with two severe cuts on bis head and one
on the face. He was taken to the Hospital
DEATH FROM APoPLEXY-A man whose name
could not be learned, was found dead on the steps
OF D. Smith 50 Vest Broad way, Saturday morn
ing, by Capt Reynolds of the Fifth. The body
was taken to the station house, and an inquest was
held. erdict-deceased came to his death by
spoplezy,
TF On Saturday afternoon VIM. Walsh, pOr
ter fell from the 4th story down the hatchway Of
81 Broad-st. He was very badly injured Taken
to the Hospital by officer Moloney.
~ At 3 o'clock Sunday morning, Policeman
Wright rescued VIM. Alexander from the river at
the foot Of Dey.st
* dead infant was found on Saturday at
II A NJ. in Ninete enth ST. near Avenue A, by some
boys. Verdict OF Inquest-still born.
Il A coored man named George Washington
fen DEAD in w est Broad way on Saturday,.