New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29

iIel toufd ptcIy snift IN iis tOJu N1lrh he
probably had Just pulled OF lie stni,ted hannr
been m difficulty with the deceased. The Jury o,
weighing the evidence carefully rendered the fcsos
ing verdict That Alexander Rouih came 10 h,
cesth BY wound IN the left side Of the ehes. In
ficted by the hands OF come perSoa 10 us unknown
yc, believe the testimony presented as 10 sac cauS.
OF death Is sufficient Ia show tia; the py,Soa,r
Scuarza Was accessory 10 It. On tie rendition ~
the verdict, Coroner Geer examined S;uarra he
was born IN Parma. Italy, Is q years Of age, AL
keeps a restaurant a. No ~ Sp-ce-st. BY direc.,o
OF his counsel. Rooeu H. Morris. ESQ, squura ,e-
chned answering any further questions. lie "a.
then committed TO prison by the Coroner to swat H.
action OF the Grand Jury.
RUN OVER BY BAGGAGE CAR IN CgYrER-
srRKEr.-L.st night at aoOut o'clock amsn BY tAs
name OF Charles Mckennan WAS run over b, one a
the baggage cars Of the Harlem Railroad Compaa,
IN Center, near Pearl-ss Il appears thas a carnage
crossed the street a moment before the aSceniei
the hill leading 20 the City Hail. ana thai MeKeanu
in a rather intoxicated situation trying 10 evsie both
the carriage and the ears, WAS stumbling. AMI feR
down on the tracks the four horses OF the ca-imne
dlaely trampling upon his body. lie WAS cOaseyed
TO the City Hospital. The driver, John K. Do,shet.
". consequently arrested and brought befCrene
CAPTAIN of the Sixth Ward Police, Who seai A,m 10
prison until further hearing before magistrate w,u
De held ard the result OF the accident be kRo~n Il
is supposed that smputatlon Of the len leg wi.bs
necessary Nearly all the eve witnesses saw lAai
Nh Dougherty did all he could TO prevent the sca
dent. lie stopped the horses followed 10 the maA
and braccd with all his power on the brake. but u
was too late. and the lsiorsunate man seemed 10
pay no attention to the warning. Mchennan has
wife and one child.
Another account says that M'hennan, while
in state of mtoxication, Was run over by ihone
baggage car. While passing over It's track At the
corner of Center and PeIl-slreetS Il Is stated that
M'Konnan staggered against the horses and was
knocked down when the car passed over his le0 le<
below the Knee crushing It IN shocking manner
The injured man was taken upby some citizens Who
conveyed HIM 10 the City Hospital, where II was n-
ccrtaned that hs skull slightly fractured and bis
leg So mutated that amputatlon was deemed neces-
Sary. The operation was accordingly performed
by DR. PoStassiStla and by DR. Leroy, one OF the
resident surgeons Of that institution Mkennan re-
sides in Muberry->treet his recovery considered
extremely doubtful. John r. Dougherty the driver
of the baggage car No. > was arrested by oiRcen
Lord and Cannon, OF the 9th ward and committed
20 prison 10 await examination. tn stated that
Dougherty was driving at a very rapid rate.
ARREST OF FuGl1IvE MuRDsRRa. Con
stable Westbrook of Ulster County, assisted By 0&
Ger Connolly Of the Fourteenth Ward. At late hcw
on Sunday night, arrested. at house In ilesterS,
a man named Thomas Henshiw GiiaS ltlncher. wAs
stands charged with having on the night of the ud
inst, caused the death OF Thomas Murray, who re-
sided In the village of Kingston, Ulster County BY
striking HIM In the temple with some sharp astrs-
ment After the accused committed the deed he hej
to this City. where Mr. WeStbr0ok has been In search
OF HIM for several days. 1t Is said the accusedS
connected with gang of rowdles known IN King
ston as the Bumblebee Boys" similar IN character
To our " Short Boys" odd Maids" &c. A0er the
arrest of the accused he was committed TO the
Tombs for the night, and yesterday was taken bach
10 await his tral.
GRAND EXCURSION. FIX Alderman Small
and Capt. Coffee gave the children on Randalls Isl
and fine excursion on Saturday last at then own
expense, IN the steamboat Nmrod. They ieft the
Island at O'Clock, to the number Of 900. TheJ
marched from the nurseries IN order the boys under
the charge Of Mr.. Ripley, amounting To 500, pre-
ceded by their music and banners the girls and
smaller boys following Amer short excursos
around the bay, they proceeded 10 rllesuium,
where they were received by Gov. Tillou. The
children gave him marching salute, when they
proceeded to the top OF the high hill and were pro
yided with refreshments by Gov T. Several large
boy addressed their benetactors, thanking them IN
behalf of all the children, for the kindness shown
them. They were replied to by these gentlemen
Capt Coffee and Aid, Small told the children iaeY
had behaved 50 well that they should have another
excursion next year, for which the children gave
nine cheers. After singing several songs, they pro-
cceded on board the steamboat, where they were
again provided with refreshments. At O'Clock
they returned to the Island, highly pleased with
their excursion. No accident happened to sny Of
the children As the steamboat LEFT the dock they
gave nine cheers for Mr.. Coffee and ExAidem@
Small.
MILITARY DISTURBANCE AT NewARx-
A gentleman who was a witness of disturbance be-
tween two military companies at Newark yeslefuaJ'
gives US the following account Two German mn
tary companies paraded yesterday, and enlen"ined
as guests a company OF RIhemen from Williams
burgh At , Pm. they all repaired to Ger
man house on the Neck" where dinner had beea
prepared. There they were met by persons beonms
TO other companies, and tight commenced. The
Jefferson Rhemen interfered, drew their swords ana
injured four or FIVE persons-among them boy nam
ed Charles Wheeler who was stabbed IN the oAck >"
that his life is deemed In danger George iiagney
and John Lake were also injured, but not dangerou-
ly and some others were injured IN the melee oW
informant states that Col. Mccormack Of the ESsei
Brigade, was also injured in trying to queh the as