New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20

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further routine of business the meeting adjourned.
MEDICAL STupENTs.-lti is reported in the
Medical Gazette that the highest numberof students
counted III any of the lecture rooms Of the medical
institutions in this City, during the present season,
including all present al any part OF the lecture, has
| been az follows
In,he College Of Physician; and snrseons- 10
In the New-YOrA Medical Colisge.----------- 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
The classes are not supposed to be fully made mp
but It is certain that there are less number OF meti
cal students IN the City now than there were AZ the
same period hast year Very iew OF the southern
student. have yet reached Newly ork
LABOR MOvEMENTs.- The Twenty-fourth
Session of the Industrial Congress was held Tues
| day evening. Nov Il. at It's usual place, john H.
! Smith in the chair Reports beng IN order NJ
! White reported in favor OF the proposition OF Mr.
| Hauno on the subject OF the duty Of our Govern
| meni to ABANDON It's non Intervention poncy and
called for the adoption OF the following resolution
Resoired. That this Industrial Congress Do now appoint
. Committee dram memorial to tho Congress Of the
United States 10 be presented at the cohsg Session uhs
the ahandonHe OF lis resen1 poie, 81 non
IN European politics. aad the asuInpton u losoh De
fore the nations of the earth worthy 81 isoe oscI"is
| just ard powerful people.
The reference and adoption Of the resolution was
| ably debated pro and con by Messfs. Prce, White,
| Smith ard Webster IN the athrmatlve-Bowen, Wiz
lis, Young ard Croly IN the negative and rs conHd-
| Grafton adjourned 10 the next Session OF me Con-
greSs.
TrRRIBIE AccrDENr-O Tuesday after
noon about y O'Clock, a lad years of age. named
William Cochran, while playing on the root Of the
FIVE story dwelling house rear OF No. 81 Cherfy'St
| was accidentally preciptated head foremost -
the ground and instantly killed. Such was the iorce
OF the fan that the brains Of the deceased we're scat
tered IN different directions presenting most sick
| eping sight. The Fourth Ward Police were imme-
dately on the spot, and conveyed the deceased INTO
| the house where the accident occurred, that oeng
the residence of his mother. AID. Oakley was caued
TO hold inquest on the body. and verdict of ac-
cden,a death rendered by the Iury. The police
| of the Ward have often driven children from that
roof for the purpose OF preventing accidents Inc
father Of The deceased Died a few weeks ago. Inc
! mother and four chidren, IN very INDECENT clrcum-
| stances, are LEFT to noun then loss.
DEATH At BELLEVUE iIOspIrAL. About
| a week sirce woman named Mary Rooney was
conveyed 70 the Bellevue Hospital from her shahy,
IN the Eighteenth Ward, suffering rs supposed az the
tone from derit,q frsHens She fingered I'LL Tues
| day uornirg when she clcd Ald StuTteVahl, o
| the Third Ward was called to hold an inquest ana
| evidence Was addrced To- show mar the dccehstu
| had been Of very intempera'e habits also that her
| husband rad beaten ana kicked her among piie OF
! rocks The Jury rendered the following verdict
| That the SAID Mary Rooney came 70 her 1ealh ny
eynos,re into oDer.uce and III treatment from her
| husband Rooney, since the death OF his "ite, mas
| made his escape. and IS supposed 70 hANe sono
South The deceased was - years Oh age "'u ''''
! III Ireland
| D,R1Nc L.RcENY-A Young man named
| JAS II Barr a eweer, residing a. NO ia 9outn 81
brookl,n was arrested tuesday by ofhcef ns d'n
Of the Chefs Office charged with stealing F"suaole
gold chain from the store OF MANY Young q h'Ls
| SoIrer OF Broadway and Cham5ers-st II seems 'ne
accused called at the store IuesdSy' anu asAsu ~
| - p,rclh
Of The cls TX was, apparently 10 hin' uNeIteu' nc
managed TO slip enc az me CHAINS mo MS a r
pocket, With which he soon aiieI is tne s'OlT In
| clerk lad observed the movement or barr ana WIN
one of his associates in the store follower MN ana
| caused ms arrest. He was taken eeioie th1 MHyol
and searched. when the cham was loihu j. ~ Poo
| session. He was then committed 10 prison 70 answer
| the charge.
| CoUnr OF GENERAL SEssloNs'--NoF. -
| p.fo,a Judge Beehs and AID Dodge and Bal4-
| IT, - ~ Wors,gff for Li5sl The trial Of Joseph
| II. Wazstaf for libel upon Mf. Rudolph LeHo", 49,
| resumed Al the openne of Court several :" lIeS'es
| we're sworn who testified 10 me genera Odi '"'"
ter Of the prisoner. John Cochran Lsq, I9.h sun
med sf the case on the case CA the part % ,ne 70
| f.ySe and was followed by the Assistant DlsulcS
| Auoyrev who dwe.t with great force upon me o.
| iec,ior.iie character Of the hcel The Ease was
ihep gwen TO the JuYy under the charge OF the 'o
and AFTER an absence OF apou. an noIf, VI. .ui5
| cafne W with Verdict of Guilty. Ibe court lhch
ordered WagstaH to stand committed until sentence
should be passed upon HIM
Rreer.Rs CAUGHT IN THE CT.-AbOut2
| O'Clock Tuesday morning two young men, naIned
| John Mccoy, a cigar maker, and WIN sum- an
.ers ar-ested by officers Springer and Taylor OF the
| Ninth Ward, IN the premises No 2i2 Bieeckef' cor.
| OF Downing S.. occupied by August johnson As d
| csmphipe and lamp store and dwelling, they having
b,oken INTO the dwelling par, of the premises having
sc so n then possession which they had s:oenffo6
bureau drawer IN the room IA ~hch toey We
caught One ofthe inmates OF the Rouse happening
| ,o come home az a late hour discovered the Young
burglars al work and immediately fastened them IN
TIE room and called the police. Ihey were taken
before Justice Bleakiey and locked up Tor trlai.
| FIRrs.-A fire broke out Yesterday MORN
;rr about so'cock. IN the second story ofhouse No
- Broadway occupied by Leon Jodfy, matchmaker.
n was extinguished without other damages than the
| destruct, on OF some bedding
! n9 o'clock A N. the foundry IN the rear oil NO
1a6 Cherry ST., was discovered BY oficer Murphy 70
be on Ere extinguishedhy the ponce, assisted
hy one or TWO citizens.
The basement Of house No SO Pike-st was found
on IRE al , O'Clock A. NJ, and was ext!nguisned oy
the inmates. Damage Iiflng.
DEATH BY DISEASE OF THE HEART.-An
inoues, was held on Tuesday by Justice hounuort
at ne house No. l42 Bo~ery' upon me o9dy o.. on
Flrabeth Hltman, native Of this City, and who
for several years past has kept DRY goods store a.
The above place who died suddenly TUESDAY morn
ing after short illness The Jury rendered Ve'-
diet OF death by disease OF the heart
AsRysr FOR BIGAMY- female. named
Rosanna Leonart was arrested on Tuesday by officer
Crosseit Of the Lower Police Court on complaint OF
Hugh Leonard, Of No l0l west Broadway, who
rbsTues her with The crime OF oigamy N having, on
he 18Th of September last, married James Baker,
her FIRST husband Francis Leonard. being still alive
and legally bound TO her, TO whom she was mar1ed
in July, ls47. The certificate OF her recent marriage
MAS produced and Is in possession OF the Court as
| ey,d.nre against her. She committed by Justice