New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

poison was taken BY her at O'Clock on TUESDAY az
iernoOn. and she died three hours afteraArd She
leaves a family. Mrs II was NATIVE Of England
. wears OF age. An inquest was held YESTERDAY
afternoon ~ the Coroner. when 4 verdict Of suicide
bv taking arsenic while IN a ceranget STATE Of Mind
was renceTed ~ the jury
OurRAGE-On Tuesday afternoon. while
two gentlemen and TWO lads were fishing "a hight
pleasure boat ~ anchor nihe East River usi above
HUI Gate. near reef midway between MI Wool
Sev's summer residence and >unken Meadow.
schooner loaded With lumber Mas seen bearing IL
recilv toward them. There seemed no cause % ap-
preherSCn. IS three men, 4, L. as iu ne DOW An1
TIE head aud The man ~ TIE wheel were OBSERVED
on thl> account. tie word 20 keep clear VAS gwen
from the smaller Graf but ust before the vessel. wiih
favorable WIND and tte. ShseUng ltt.e. struck
the cliW aeF ~ 'lt otfr NH lCt iorN ara quarter
tha,n ciclns 20 ne lnchos-To0e prevented posi-
oalty Of escape from the accident hv cutting u>'
previously away from the fastening The COLLISION
>prang ne tcW o' The boat open nearly a. ncA,
parted her from her ancorare. and ictt ~ once no
Doubt oi her SINKING condition. A. the hsimSman
passed. be- sad, cid not mean 90 DO IT, Iae IT.
ply was. ASSIST uS.-we are filing" No response
came.--the agsre>>or kept on her course. and with
out notice 90 her name by The sufferers n their
o3rraSSmcIi ProvcenilAN Soop. belonging 90
Greeuport. J. /. followed no. FIR behind. she sent
cf her ooat AMI rescued the four 40 danger Just a.
tht gUrWaIeS OF the one crippled got levcl with the
surface OF the water The Captain very generously
received them ON board, toOA IN close TOW the dam
An, remuneration be would not accept a striking
contrast Re- 70 20 ms everlasting credit 90 The ndii-
ference II Tie commander OF tae sc hooncr
CorRr or CouvoN Prr,> - Before Judge
Woaituf --Jarrs Grlagsa asoan>i John B-sHsl1 y CO
Fiamtd IA Juv 1850, D. was sad. went uio 21r,nor>hip
with Knoz m she Apcuoneer business m Cathar.se-
street putting SlSS The rarnershp In September
aie-ed Mr concluded 60 assign % d \ Co.
c0T.rsin 1hs unlerS'anln. vas that b &. were %
refund % NJ has amount by paving hun 100 cash anal
H HHr Nf - Oh q IA
valued ai $50 IN, when z \ c. so;u new valuation
was made ut >ett n az but >sl onc'ouni % me value
benz c,> Gam thty had ppoSti ihel De- aeI 70 ~
VI e. ara ine crescent action : brought VERDICT i'r
Jo., -s- .st inns p Wa,>ie.-B,a thread manu-
fa-fgftr How >trs ~ WILLIAMSBURG O. recover note
~ Nj VI rarahe o. rs own o-isr e. 81 - The ie-
dali n attalce thread tH 10 furnished AMI shat o. vs.
not furnished. aud thar VI { was agent for plaintiff
good and valid Verdict for ruutlf. with nie -e> -
Before Judge LYNCH
sant and baery by passenger board tie ship Naama-
zoo aefst tls Captain. Two Mates. and stewart >ome
longing 60 he vessel and the Macs sand struck the
passenger The 4ni3n eae y anu ot's 81 ,ne ''Sen
tie passenger asNius pardon let hum So The case
stllo
MAINE Constellation Justice CoVe>-
Crirts Cogcps AGAINST Henr b hriuos. N charge u
Action by the master II the American bars Esther Fran
cs .can,' defendant boarding house seeger at No .
named Htnu Sluiers and Henr Besmen who formed
pant OF the bound ou voyage o the P1'c Ocean
Sgpitrs depoSes thar about he 1fh II June
last the Esther Francis Rad shppe her crew for me soy-
and lay the stream win crew and cargo IN bnanl
waitn- ior a IAN Wind that The defendant BlwmNle,
had shrued four for the VOYAGE and that they com
posed pirt OF the crew ot the vessel That bn~nNe
bee shprcd The men, received 81 each, advance
each man, and THAT two other men shipped Toy
another landlord making before the mast 1T YES
sci a induced. with tcr baggage. TO leaNe the
vessel hen she lay no the stream saturday night
He stated that between and % Hc ca, I'VE men besides
hmSe le thc vessel her went ashore row boat AMI
all went g. BulWlnhlcS
Whrn was arrested the runner came running upstairs
aud told ourselves that one Of the ship
ping masters Agents had come there Mte u.s. VII bd-
wnNe not On The vessel whenwe icu 10 that hgm
The morning TWO ui the men went th Brooklyn, ahd
four rp town
Several Witnesses testified the damage TO the vessel
equal 90 80 day for detention AMI demurfaSr Capt
Mhttle>sy stated that Do was worth >lOto -, new ere"
suuu Che place ft old beside the haldrd 20 the
vessel aud cargo by hcn- leh without her crew m the
stream.
ready ur sea AT the induced 20 leave her
and vessel detained nom Saturday night unt
ruesdat or Wednesday following
The charges were denied hy defendant Inc c1nuse 'l
the ,udaut insisted that the action would not lay, and
sounit nominal damages should De- gwen. The counsel
for the plaintiff read the ilW O. the Court which was hat
another rntced away nom has master employment ihr
entitled to this action for the loss he susinns
though the servant employed As Ioufneyman or 10y the
mn Iid-e gave judgement plaintiff $50 and costs
This judgement dues noe include thr advance "isrs plI
The men sued fr 10 Dee recovered back and he phntlh
/ claims damages 10 The amount Of 500 IN all
CorRr CuENDAR.-Thts Dag-CRcrr
CorRrNos 49, $50. 80, 49, So ~, 5i3, a. So SO,
3d. )2l, 81. 1l8 Ji5 800 - 49, -
e28 D29. go 6J 90, 533 ojj 3d. o57, $685. 'j, Oh