New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12

-, GLOUCESTER OPrRATiyEs.- ano' ,o.
TIE - 49, oneraiives on a strike for the ten
o,ehns o. s' S.,,ces,er was held on Saturday even
nor lsF' g. Orr presided, and Miss Mary HAN
,se Ms - s.cretary The proceedings were
var sc'e' %, sneeches from Miss Orr, j. siohey
.prs 30. " porter, Of Ph.aiel 2hia, resolutions
JOn', s,,sa rel:ora'iag Their 1et'',,iaO~ -,
we're ~ violation Of The law HeIo 1'e' - =.
;ahaa ,so Of the 200 hands formerly ein''' - d
'a'd, oD' aow remaining IN the ne't'''' "'''
,.,,ss CAnpHrsH AcclDrSr--At a
A'O'ns sunday night, Bridget Taylor, a ,.ome',
ale hou' W ~, ?. yandam-si., "as a"iuliy burned
an aS hands and breast wine IN 'ae act o. o.
% Der hs'- .,bene lamp with match the burning
,ghiIng ~ mo The dangerou, fluid, causing
cad Of shSD THO contents O, the lamp instantly
1 to srsH nov nerson. burning her as above de-
sca;eH' - fortunate girl was conveyed 70 me
,crsed Iae -, -. she remains n truly awful
oosaaoh
az TEE RMLRoAD.-on oatur-
nd, a. me u O'Clock tram ilo' c c,v the en-,
~ @sr' a.. passing the Ba'hsao 'a'" Nv e,aa,
'1-.-' ,,..srved man lying aFP".''''' -. ~
fne" 81. .racks. The nam Wa
awe" -, Village. and the oonau'''i' -"''
be 'W n, smith. the engineer went
shsh~"s' =, They fond the ooay oi man
b'es 70 80 IN, NJ and down tracks Ills heao
ing 'e'" st Nev.York he Was qh'e oeao
eng =. tho immediate removal ot the Oooy
anu consequence. and on account Oh SeVe-
e0a'' -, q, the car, It was thought pest 10 take
ri ts"'' nm 10 Ford ana then return
he P''1s,,ed which was accordingly done. The
M"e mason and worked for Nh Thomas
CO.. vurer Morssana he j. sla'eo ~ haSe
bs ysrv Industrious ard steady man oh
"e" lang Of his death he Only crew one
INC = hs weeks wages and OF mat dollar IL
00l'1' event 81 cents on sundry articles the oai
80, s, o,ne cents was found IN ms pocket 1t APP
any" rhe deceased had considerable money IN h's
Pe's' Nou.york. and was a saving man. That
YUM ., serow could no, have been killed by the
s% p tam is certain, from the fact OF the body
iO's -aad and tie position in which 1t lay. The
~Is no was killed by the NewHaven down
,,,,o abogl II O'Clock.
Acc,pssTAL DROwNING.--A O'CLOCK
s.s,, afternoon. while Edward Powers, VINO
-, al No. 2s7 Rivington.s'., was Oathing a' the
Go, of -th.s, E. R., he was seized with the cramps
IA drowned before assistance could reach hii''
u,s hody has not yet been discovered.
ACCIDENTALLY Snor.-I esterday alter
.n =, boy about II years Of age, named sherman
S,,nlsy residing with ms parents at No. i99 Hester
:. ,vn,le rlayinc with double-barrelcd gun one
,.x.l NJ which WAS loaded, discharged the contents
into hw abdomen. lie was very severely l"cer"'eu'
.udn is ,,artd that MS life is IN danger as ne no"
hos in a condition a, which death IS likely 70 ehsue
4, any moment.
Fp.cTrRED SEuIL.-A man named Pe-
Ter Twomlcy, while passing through Peari-Sl, sup
ned and lcl striking ms head on the pavement lrac
turing HI, skull IN d serious manner. lie was pcked
~ and conveyed to the Hospital
FousD DEAD.--Yesterday morning, the
dead body Of an unknown man was found lying on
The tack of the Hudson River Railroad, at l95thst
The bol, hat certainly been run over by the cars
hold an inquest, at which time further particulars
respecting the deceased may be ascertained
FowL-MuRDRR. - As the New-l Haven
train was passing Mott Haven on last Tuesday morn
ng nine ducks were crossing the track before they
could &c, out of the way the wheels OF the tram
caught them, and took of the heads OF SIX Aroos,er
little in advance, more fortunate. got on the cow
catcher and rode of in perfect security, clapplng ms
WINGS and GROWING Justify.
FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD. 49, homas toll-
nelly, ap.ssterer while al work Scatlold erected
at the new building 90 25ih-St., was precipiated 70
the ground and had one of ms legs terribly fractured
in consequence OF the giving away OF the scaiold Oh
which he was AZ work. The injured man was takel
,oihe City Hospital in a carriage.
HoRsES kuLED.-About Is on W edneS-
DAY, a. Nj Watson Wagner was driving fine Spal
Of horses ac,o>, the Railroad bridge, al Harlem, tn
New Haven tram came along the bridge at thel
usual rate The horses, frightened at the NOISE
SHED round toward the track, and before Mr.. W
could prevent IT, both Of The horses were crushed De
tween the iOcOmDNN We ana one OF tht posts 'lld' sui
ports the bridge roof So grca, Was the force OF III
pressure that the post was pushed ow of It's place
and both OF The horses klled. This Is great loss
M Wagner. who Is hard-workng, mdustrou
nau and little able TO ,liord IT,
Bop,E> fouND--Three bodies have bee
found, recovered from the wreck of the schoone
Ellen, which was run down on the night OF IN
aah Of july BY The steamer South-Amenca, an
have been identified as being the bodies OF Captau
Barker OF East Chester, Henry Clay Barker, aged Il
years, and Martin liolley, of EaSi.C hester
SEIZURE or GVNPowDER. -On SUNDAY
afternoon Capt. Stevenson, OF the ANI,h WM>
Police, received information that quantity OF gun
powder Was Sccrclcd IN the house of one Muihgan
hune IN 'th-Ny., between 3jih and 36ih-Sis and IL
coaseQuence of such information. he dispatched
orcerS Roach and Lambert, accompanied by Nose:
Jackson. Assistant Engineer OF TIE Fire Department
10 search The suspected premises, which resulted II
hndinS IN The trunk OF MuIligan keg containing
u his OF powder. Muugan admitted that he fire.
quen'y had three OF four Kegs Of The dangerous ma