New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

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-ys,terday morning the Wright ihoepen.'n'
- AZ Jersey City, having invited 'he NC" ~,
-,-,,eers TO accompany them, proceeoeo "
~, IN the steamer Hudson, Capt maia'l' i'' '''
Pom - - e,ioving Picnic. We are not aware
they conducted on their way up snc ii'e' V1'
10" I'm Soings after the landing we're not what
should have been, II the reportso o. ues'-
Ions can be relied upon. We ieaTn'hd lhe VIM.
-. Droceeded TO Cozzens's Hoie-' ana dehlanueu
pa" raved Mr.. Cozzens, having large number
- quo, boarders IN his house, Iad no accohiNoOH-
o. ~ -, the military folks and 50 declined their re-
%. tbercupon The soldiers oes'h oeS"uo'''
9'e ~..b, upon the furniture. breaking up great
Of caairs on the piazza. smashing glass, &c.
hOss se,.y,nr IN the most beast.y and outrageous
g, sone Of them invading the inner rooLlS' ue-
inaD"S furniture ana even threatening life. Mr
~~~zens enceayored 10 pacliy men, out was
s-I, ,,r,.; about. and finally struck over the
ID WITH a dubbed mGsket, WHEREBY NJ ia"
broken and his life put IN jeopardy HIS son
Iohn was also very severely haliolto oy ',le 'o' Vi
od,ers and great CONSERVATION preVaedio r tlne'
,.,hreais Of burning the house were i,1''' "''''
this state o. 'Dihgs was at ITS mgh 'e'-c
81 Putnam County and some others, came a'"SS inc
river. and aGfr much difficulty, succeeceA n pawn
mo these valiant sons Of Mars, 20 lar a. 10 Iea'olo
order and induce them 10 depart. we nave ho iui-
ther accour, 81 their dOIDgs, as our inorhh' came
down Oh thc isaln which passed ABOUT me ume '"o
disturbance was quelled. The whole attack ufo"
Nh C.zzens Wa a most unproyoked ana "anioh OUT
age ard one for which we Trust the valiant so'oi'iS
10, ~ c,ade 20 answer to the full exieni Of the law
U.o,os,oy or . STEAM-B oILER.--A
-, sc,rryRyp-At Ie. O'Clock las; night, an
r.,oso, occurred IN the building on the corner oil
ws,e,.st an Depeyster-st, occupied by w w
,,a,,,.s ~ IN offensive Dining Saloon and Restau-
-, A, soon as the waichman on the beat heard
49, o,rlos,on. he gave the FIRE alarm and III few
--,,,es All the fremen Of the lower districts were
80 hand with their apparatus. but no FIRE was found
On reaching The building, We found The Sidewalk CO.
.s,ed with glass. the low-wlndow completely blown
- .ssh ard all the second and third story front
v,,aows partially destroyed, and the fourth story
,-A.ws blown out entirely the side windows on
nensys,erst were likewise broken, and the rear
.,,naows were IN the same condition the front door
nod heep partially burs' out, and thc shutters were
~, ,he hinges broken and the fastenngs all
xrepebes ont Of place On the inside there was
nn,.,u,e representation OF chaos chars were
banging on gas pipes and piled into window recess
mans and kettles had taken the place Of dishes
and dishes were IN fragments under foot
everything vas where II ought not TO BE- and
where you locked for barrel OF potatoes. you
might find a heap of plaster from the fourth story,
or n handful o. bricks from the chimney
The building was filed with the gas from the boiler
and the dust rom the wreck, so that 1t was consld-
cradle time before the extent of the disaster could be
a. las. wac discovered that "A small
aeam-boler m the rear of the building had been left
without proper caution as TO fire. had exploded, and
was half burned II the wreck the explosive force
was not sufficient TO force out the walls, bu. II is
supposed that they are somewhat injured the VIM
dows and doors perfect wreck, rs We have
stated No appearance of fire was found out OF ITS
Noper place and. after arranging things little the
nolice fastened the door as we'll as they could and
came away Many persons supposed that the explo-
SION was the effect Of powder not beng aware OF the
use of boiler m the building. No probable estimate
of the loss can DE made al present, but 1t mus, be
considerable, AS everything is more or less injured
There was no person III the building al the time. and
no one IN he vicinity outside. Had such accident
occurred in the daytime, great number OF persons
must have been manned or killed.
MuRnKR Up TIE RWER.---On Tuesday
afternoon or evening, man named George CranSc
was brtay murdered IN the vicinity of Milton Fer
~, on TIN SIDE OF the Hudson Rl.cr, by woman
and two men, al of whom have been fully com
mitied Tac circumstances which led to the disco
very OF the murder and the detection OF the perpc
traitors are these On Tuesday afternoon, James la
milton AM John Howell took passage in the ears
for Milton Ferry and while on the pa age, or before
starting, stole silk dress from ,raychag-basket
belonging to a lady In Fishki The lady discovered
her loss on landing, and information was sent back
to PoheepSe Suspicion immediately rested on
the aboye-nanicd men, and o.hcer Graham ana John
b. Perry, an officer on the railroad. started with
locomotive IN pursuit and on arriving at the prem
ises Of James Hamilton cauSh them in the act oi
beating Cransc Hamilton and Howell were ar
rested The charge Of robbery, the house search
cd and the dress recovered. On leaving with the
prsones. Rchccce. wife OF Hamilton, was uttcrIug
threats of death on Cranse. Howell and Hamilton
were committed to Jail to await an examination
on "Wednesday In the meantime CIanSc was
found dead Al the foot of high cmbanhment OF
rocks, terribly maugle1 In couSol utnce the ex
animation for robbery was waved the woman was
arrested AID al were examined, The woman on the
charge OF murder, and the men that OF manslaugh,er
and duly committed to prison, llaml!,onS wife had
undoubtedly finished the murder, and rolled the body
down the rocks. The verdict OF the coronerS jury
IN the above was that CranSe came 10 his death
BY the HANDS OF Resecca Hamilton, and that John
Howell ana James Hamilton were accessories Ia the
murdW
EleHl Persons URowNED During the
Suall Oh Thursday afternoon last, SNAIL boat was
cspsiled near the Kills, nearly opposite the sailors
snug Hartor ON Staten Island The boat contained,
Al The time, two sailors nom the Harbor two fe-
mates, and four children, all OF whom were drowned
before any rchet could De extended 10 them. The
names ot,hc persons have no, been able to learn
with the exception of that Of one lacy, who Mrs.
Green, a widow, attached ~ DR. DlrN'S eve infrm-
ap. IN Moti-St She WAS probably the mother OF the
cadren. The parry were gong on picnic excur-
son and intended TO land at the Har5or wharf, but,
seeing the Squail, pui back 10 another landing The