New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
n. VI. ALLEN. FIRST Pilot.
WV. Brown, Second Pilot.
,,,t MrN BURNED TO DEATH.-Yes-


tcrda, morning. about Il o'clock the steamboat Tro-
,n, lying a, the foot Of Laight-st, caught FIRE and
WAS consumed before the flames could be Quenched
At The breaking out Of the FIRE, Capt Joseph " kod-
man. Arthur McNuty a fireman, Patrick DougalL 4
deck hil1 another fireman whose name Is unknown,
ard Others be longing to the boat were asleep In their
bel,as Tht flames spread with such rapidity before
The seeper. awoke that some OF them had no chance
10 escape and horrible to relate Dougall, McNulty'
and the unknown fireman were burned with the BOAT
One Mr. Fuller also attached 10 The boat, was MISS
iag but wheIher he was burned, drowned, or made
his escape from the boat, could no, be a>cer,Mneu.
The Fifth AMI Eighth Wards police were at the
awful Sccre and rendered every service III 'heii
power CAPT Rodman escaped from the boat aiieI
beng burned IN a dangerous manner.
Oftcer Warow. of the Eighth Ward, when The
boa, was on fre discovered a trunk on deck when
had been broken open, and several hundred dollars
sIewn abori Tie floor. lie gathered up the money
and ooaye, ca Il 70 the Station House. Yesterday
forenoon, the bodies OF the three deceased men were
recovered tom the wreck, and The Coroner notified
bholi an inquest The jury rendered a verde, OF
tfalA D, ,uGocation and subsequent burns. Patrick
Dpgail wN ~ years OF age, and born IN Albany
Tn IAvE STABBING CASE.-Ihc man,
wliaa T,hron, who was so seriously stabbed on
"Wednesday evening. by one VIM Moore, while on
boatd the sup Continent, hes IN dangerous condi-
ton in the GUY Hospital Justice Laihrop yesterday
committed Moore TO prison, 10 await the result OF the
injuries by Inn Inflicted.
THs NEWARK MuRpER--N oLuNrARY
NsRssptH oy MAReAsxr GARSIrY.-THs D@iy
AauoS~ oi Yesterday says We learn this morning
ina the unfortunate girl, Margaret Garri,y returned
AN ev~as. with her brother, 20 tins city, from
s'ookba. whittier she had fed Oh the night OF this
melaneao, affair. and voluntarily surrendered her
Sli to the officers She was ,ais morning taken be-
lore c, II Nnd,uSS. Esq, for examination, but un.
ier The advice oi her counsel answered no questions
w the present. She was therefore committed Ia
Eoa. TIE appearance o; the prisoner, We under
saad, Is Quie prepossessing. She Is about lsyears
Os, and soo3-looking her dress was careless, and
~ lace and demesnor gave evidence OF her having
ecn the vcnm Of almos, unavoidable frenzy. AZ
s' The few words which passed between herself and
ne Jus,,ce. ~ TO whether she knew what Was the
cause OF IT, arrest, she gave way. momentanly 10
ne' FEELINGS There were but few spectators IN al
shcanoe. aai she Was treated With most credliable
hadoe>S BY the oihcers and Justice.
wes desired 10 caution ne pubic asains; the
reVepSiaa Of thousand rumorS which, a. We under
wand are aaoa respecting this poor woman, and her
'ssusse ov;orc and since her arrest. That she has
Sa"hs c'ain> upon the sympathy OF The public, is
m'S eNcea' her hopes now lie with the facts and a
!cl u her e,low citizens, and the public, some o.!
"aon may D. her Judges should AWAIT patiently the
W@lnS investigation. We understand that The de-
"a'e % shs> case has been undertaken. Al the re-
pea Oh her friends, BY CokrLAxpr PARKER. Esq, of
sS'h, VITO viii be assisted BY Asa WurEHEAD,
nS Her trial will probably take place al the next
h'ssens % TIE Essex Oyer and Teyminer, which viii
aen On the fourth Tuesday OF September next.
tMtRSD AT SEA.-About a week since,
~os, a'ned Henry Dean, attached 10 the ship
~asessc. ~a;le a. sea, fell from the nam yard 10
~aecS' aai received compound fracture Of one
~'ess The ship arrived IN port Yesterday, and
injured nsa was conveyed 70 the City Hospital
~pssceo UNDER the charge o; DR.. Leroy.
NoWDy,SM.-On "Wednesday evening. rs
~n'ieoaan walking IN Hammond.st.. near
e@s~h'>s. TO his house in Eighteen,h-s,., With
40 we and daughter, they were pulled hold OF By a
~He o' fH:bans about 20 years OF age, who made
TIE aos, insulting language 10 the ladies'. lie
ooa!y lor the watch, but no, an ofscer was 70
"asa ba, the rufEars were frightened away. An 4
@tsEty ga hoSue wi,hs,u, further tro,A,.