The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-15
city Intellarense.

city Intell1genoe.
YAcHuNc-The Maria and America were To have had
another trial Of speed yesterday but which another acct
dent prevented The Maria lay near the edge Of the
Hoboken flats In filling away tn westward the end
Of the crotch rope caught in the score Of the main
block, and jsmmed Before II could be cleared the
Maria was on the fats. and had TO be hauled OF by
lift was let CO. and in jib her boom over the star
board one gave way, and let the boom down deck
This second mishap put end to the trial for day
We derstand ant Their trial viii take place Monday
THE EMcRAST RussERs-A New DopoE Last evening
at nine o'clock, the inhabitants Of South Brooklyn,
residing In the vicinity Of Hamilton Avenue Ferry were
sstonished TO steamboat landing about one hun
dred and fifty German emgrants, men, women and
children, near the ferry, which is quite thing in
that locality On inquiry II stated that the OBJ
ject to protect them from the runners who would
literally devour them if they landed the other side
This was told with much plausbity; but looking
little more deeply into the matter it appeared that it
set Of runners that secured the emigrants
all the others and persuaded the one hundred and ny
to so in two gangs to two boarding houses They
boarded by Mike Murray, and number Of other runners
who ''prots ced, them and conducted them over the
ferry to New York where they viii be well taken Of
number Of runners this side the ferry hearing of
the dodge. said this not cheating farn and that
they would not permit the monopoly Application,
understand is to be made to the Common Council Of
Brooklyn against permitting the landing OF emigrants
in that city 1t thing in the City of Churches
vengeance.
Nor YET DEAD, CORONER SENT FoR.-Yesterday after
noon one Of the policeman Of the First ward hur
riedly into the Coroners Office and informed Mr. Beakiy
the deputy, that fight had taken place at No 10I
Washington street, between sailor and boatman and
that the sailor had been killed and that the coroner
wac WAnteo immediately. MT bieaKiy iortnwitn bun
ueu up MS papers, ana placed in MS POCKET lot OF
supPrnssi fpecial messenger was despatched Tor Dr.
Iser ana every preparation made Tor desperate case
of the coroner 10 ssllv forth and hold ~ inanas,
ON The aliered murdered man Just hnwavart "oa 90
the coroner wac ahout ~ start a., ,.haS'
other messepcer from tho no,;ce yho statad - Ia
subseouentlv been ascertained that the man was at
dead hut onlv little klt ), and q snaachaes, III
MESSENGER informed The cnronsr ~. apsistat c.i
Fulton in order to ascertain the facts to the pre-
mifes l0l Washington street. the house where the in
jured or dead man said to be. At first the inmates
refused the Captain admttance, but after learning who
ne Was anoWeu MIN 10 enter ana the captain proceeded
70 the upper rooms IN one OF wnicn lay on bed the
man sad 10 De elther dead or dying The Captain took
tne nan py tne wrst ana was about feepg his
pulse whtn instead OF finding dead man. he appeared
70 wake up troublesome customer, VINO sprang from
e oeu Au uegan 70 square Oh ready TOT battle sup
posing the oi fohce 70 De the rearn OF the boat
man VINO had just previously beaten him. The deputy
nnang rom the ast that no Immediate dan
REPLACED ms documents In the desk
any go0d iaugn was the result OF the hasty alarm
annsseu oy the messengers IN running for the coro
ner before the death OF the party had taken place
ACCIDENT BY RUNAWAY iioRsEs-On Friday afternoon a
9 a. TO carr. pelopgng 70 1onn walsh TOOK
Inghs IA west broadwsy ana ran over the owner, Sc
strsat whr Re s,ar.d 49, o =. W .a,ia
kery way, n. Of No ISL Grand street Waisb,s hopss
hron,ht ,,n ON The s;aawa,L 30 Tanai 60. as;. 90
West Rrosg ba. 10 o soa,ra s p oppose -
cross,no ~ nal &C., Lnoshaa 49, 49, ,.h , ~.
vioan.e ~ ,raaa,s 20 s;s. 80 - q ay "s sIoas
terr;b,s a.sh In ~ snrahss.a Tha 49, =, ~
tbayine 9oyce residina IN H. s.,n;,m =, H. A,,,