New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Mr. oy THE Cry MANSgRrNG

Coss' 1,,esday. 5th INST al Liverpool. before the
place os co,ooer. touching the death Of Alfred '"
Bofous .0v belonging TO the packet-shp Guy Man
GiDo'' $50 DEATH il was alleged, had been calss1
neIis' pvder. the second mate, mahciousiy ie'-
By 'o''r" ,r,sail halyards when the deceased was
ing go - ,orsail The deceased fell from the
turing " ,,e deck, hal his let leg and thigh
ya'a UFA died a. the Northern Hospital IN ABOUT
jus ,o,,s sfer his removal miner ~ 'Si -" -
' wv Nh IN custody captain 'ooAe' ~
~0Os lot, was foreman Of the jury me Pfii'ci-
en- - vas Bruce A'hennef' me chei maze %
pal va, lie stated that the deceased vas boy
the " W 20, an apprentice, as no apprentices are
on poHO' ,c,rs American ships. The vessel sailed
taken ,,..york on The 10Th Of July On the voyage
rom '.ooi there was a great ceai OF unPieasan--
10 L'''r the prsoner the captain, and the crew.
ress w. from the prisoner Getting liquor imp'op-
Tms go the crew often Quaneie'. Inc sm?
cry " r.ye,oood on Thursday week, and went
arn'o t., INTO Bramley-hoore DOCK. Ao'N
o. s''', ~, SATURDAY. evening witness sent seY-
t.,ds Of ;he ship 20 irl the 'o-e-'opsal'
ei@ - - was one Of the numeer' lhey "tss
ILe 49, IN number. beng h4Ac Vi ti ~ ~, ~,
- noatswain. tnlfo MAJ = .nt,~,s .h,,t
boys, the ,oen belonging 10 the s,eFeNOies hopus
Two laboriR ,bsv had gone uD witness Heari me
ten niuust9 us then on the iore-topodli y"fA'
thn1 - si.rk the fore Op,dii i.'', o -, - ~
sibB 80 ne sall" One VI lIe "a ~ 80 I''
can guD, - sgas gong up nc iaiDodrl IOfS-HS,
e John muI.a}' Wines called him down, and tOii
gDg a. "a 49,. fore.fooSaIl hayoros ana 70 u care
Mm ". 10 did SO lie went 10 'i' fiy dius a' BY
ui VA mem The prisoner W. 'len S',,i-'IIs 80
Aoi1 " 10 oangway and he ShCuiel 10 murray ID
TIE i%'""' - thai " he would sidcken the hdi-
go ao I'm God d-n them witness of]ereo
ysios not 70 touch the hayafds because mere
vs. man there VINO WOui1 Sl@oN '"',l ~ r,
vas mo- Iorward TO the halyards. Instantly W.T.
Obe' 49, tho third mate. who va on the yard VITA
nes hesd gng out "lOOk out for yourselves me
'he "a ate has got mold OF the haydrds. Al thdt
a,, witness heard the yafd coming op"i' ran
I nen'aS and SAID 10 the prisoner. my COO, see
idN .Io, have done now you have killed some
"n@' "a he said " somebody ne ID or a phrase
~ Thai perhaps II might Dc worse lheyat' cdhie
.nrn near 10 the cap. Several o. the pe0pc on 'Ae
srd jumped into the rigging and saved themselves
os xas thrown into the top and tue deceased on 70
TAecI Witness Observed thdt The prisoner vas
NV honor bu, he knew what he WIS dong, ana
xhat he was saying Went thtn on INC 70"
1slsrt fOrecastlc and there iouhd the ne
sss,sed lyng on his back. lie vas moaning
t.sv,Iv and complained Of ms heart his arm,
snS his leg The prisoner then came and slfe1che
n the arm and leg OF the deceased AM "itnessloiu
MIN 10 keep away, as he hal zone Marin ehoush,
Prisoner then began cuTslng HIM, ana atef 'eceaSti
"a heen carried 10 the hospital, De Wde gwen mo
ens,odv II the halyards had IOi GOT entaag' ed,
sye,y one of the hands on the yard would most p'op-
sblyhayo been killed. That morning. "hen engage
m sndU Jobs, the prisoner sand 10 ihe boys that ne
,oul6 hi them # they DID not leave the snip. lie
nd mai an tho good men had let and the BAD ones
had stopped One OF the two boys went away. and
Inc other who was a trenchman could not SPEAK
good English, remained 10 scrub me sup, sllc>.
The deceased assisted HIM. The witness then heard
,he pn,oner say he was bound 10 XII a frouchman
for he had hue To pay once Tor one. wines
thought he was only III fun. During the afternoon OF
saturday when mOrlng the ship heard the prisoner
say he was bound 70 kill somebody and get his name
uD Several Of the scamen gave similar testimony
and one of them Sa ne thought the prisoner had let
20 the hayward 10y accident The prisoner IN has dc,
tense denled that he was drunk Oh SATURDAY ana sald
that the rope had accidentally slipped through ms
hands The Jury returned verdict 81 "manslAush-
ter against RYDER, and he was committed under a
coronCi's warrant to take his trial at the ensuing
asSlZes.
QuARrFRLy Report OF THE CHEF OF
Poucr The Report Of the Chief Of Police for the
quarter ending June 80, was received by the Board
o. Aldermen on Monday night, and ordered to be
printed From this document We learn that dnrlnl
the quarter IS persons were arrested for assault an
battery with intent to kill G9 for assault and bat
terry 70 ior assautlng Policemen % for mSng anc
assisting to escape Q for attempting to commit
rape 46 foI attempting to steal Il for attempting
burglary On for abandonment 81 for burglary
for bpamy 81 for bastardy for constructive lar
ceny 81 fOr disorderiy conduct for deserving
from The army and navy % for driving without IL
cenSe for embe element II escaped convicts II
for forgery for folonos 10 Tor fraud 9ls for fight
ing IN tho streets lis for grand larceny "a for gam
bling 81 for insanity 2,lG3 for intoXication Los
for DO and disorlcrly conduct 10 ior indecent cX-
posurc of person u for insulting females SO for
keeping di,orderJ houses 221 Tor miscellaneous
~ for murder 81 for obtaining goods
b. false pIe,enScs SIS forpott larceny 90 lor pick
ing pockets - for passing counterfeit money for
perjury 5 for rape 10 for robbery IN the first de-
gIec fol receiving stolen goods 10 apprentices
for running away ! for selling liquors without IL
oeuse for selling lottery Policies for threaten
ing life 300 :or violation Of corporation ordinances
rs ior yagrancy. Total. 9So1 Ofthcs', 1920 were
arrested IN April 1881 III Nay and the residue, 500
IN June
During the quarter 1900 persons were lodged at
the different station houses, dS follows First Ward,
efg Second Ward, 30 THIRD Ward Sjs Fourth
Ward. l, 50, IIfth Ward. Yj2 Sixth Ward 1913
Seventh Ward, $50, Eighth Ward, 90 Ninth Ward,
~, Tenth Ward, IS Eleventh Ward, Gi5 Twelfth
Wand, l93 ThutCcuth Ward. 1914 Fourteenth Ward,
Co. hlccuth Ward, SIS Sixteenth Ward, 10 Sew
eneenth Ward, l,slo Eighteenth Ward, io9 Nine
tCCnih Ward, 262
during The same period LOO lost children were
restored lsi sick and injured persons AIDED II per
sons rescued itOm drowning 81 mes cXunQulshet
by the department 800 stores and dive lhngS found
open and secured 81 stray cattle restored lS stray
horses restored $l3,l53 e. money and property
taken nom dodgers and drunken persons and re-
stored 10 them again ON their dis hargc, l. gold
watches and Is silver ditto restored 10 their owners
lie following table m the Report shows the num-
Sf oil places where SprituouS hquotS are sold In the
several Nads, the number OF places licensed 10 sell,
We number of places selling without license. AMI
we number of places kept open