New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

| oARIAN OFFIcERs.-TRc HeraM s-Eys tina; last eve
ming an attack " as made By some rJwdes house
| IN Greenwich ST, where some HungHlans happened
TO be on visit to friend of theirs recently ar
| rIved IN this country. and who MAJOR IN the
Hungarian army The VISITORS, together with Capt
| TrakaSch. also of the Hungarian army. sndeavOred
10 psCIfy the rOwdles. but IN vain In the meantime
the Police arrived. AMI captured the MAJOR, who was
in bed. and also the Captain The latter on his way
to the station house Was erey stricken about the
knees by the Police, III consequence OF which he IS
IN bed and rs lie Is without means, he Is IN an
/ unfortunate position. Another Hungarian, who was
! violently injured IN the SIDE BY 4 brick thrown
| through the windows by the rowdleS. was Knocked
over the head also by the Police. while he was SIT.
ting IN the yard FAINT from the effects Of the blow of
| the brlck Probably these gentlemen IN the confu-
| sion, were mistaken by the Police rioters, and
| qulreS explanation. We understand L Is 10 be
| brought before the authorities.
ANOTHER CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-
A spaniard named John LOIS and one stephen Crow,
both cooks on board the ship VIM Nelson, were
on Friday arrested by officer >ChOleheld of the
Third District Police Court. charged with stealing
sl35 In gold soverelgns from Peter Harper apaSsen-
ger IN he ship from Liverpool After the vessel had
arrv ed IN port and moored at her pier No 30 East
River, the accused and complainant. went ashore,
but during the night they returned on board the yes
sci and all three slept IN the galley. In the morn
ing complainant missed the money from his purse
which contained. A. he alleged. 1870 sOverelgnS, anu
now suspects the accused OF having stolen L. They
were taken before Justice MOuntiOrt and committed
10 PRISON for further examination.
The LATE ACCIDENT ON THE HUDsON
RIVER RAILRoAD.-The Coroner or FRIDAY held an
inquest on the body Of Jas Collier, lad SIX years
Of age. who run over and Al.ed on "Wednesday
afternoon. by a baggage car. The testimony ad-
duced showed Conclusively that the car was moving
al a rate not exceeding Al miles per hour at the
time OF the fatal occurrence. and the Jury rendered
verdict Of death by INJURIES received by beng run
no air
noon Of The 9th Of Aug, 1851.
SCIclDE.-Thos j. Fisher, 4 sash-maker.
residing at No "a West Thrteenth-st, OF Thursday
evening committed suicide by taxing iaudanum'
Several physicians IN attendance, but their eff
forts 20 save his life proved unayaing. The de
ceased leaves wife and one chid 10 mourn his mel
anCholy fate. The coroner held an InQues, on the
body and the Jury rendered verdict of suicide,
committed in Their opinion while temporarily IN.
sane Deceased was a native of TINS country and 10
years OF age.
ACCIDENTAL DRowNING-A man named
Barney Close. on Friday evening while engaged IN
conveying ice on board the steamship Florida. lying
at Pier No y K, was preclpltated INTO the water
BY the breaking Of the gang plank OF which he stood
al the time. lie rescued nom the water IN few
minutes, but was de ad when taken out The body
was conveyed 10 the First Ward >tatlon-llouse
ARREST OF PANEL THIEVES. james
Willis and Mary Jane Spencer, the former of whom
is alleged 70 keep a panel crb at No - Beekman-
ST. were on FRIDAY arrested BY officer Jackson, OF
the Second Ward, charged with stealing 81 from
John Medden. whom they had previously inyelgled
INTO their den. TIE notorious Charles Queen lives
IN the same house with these characters They
were held BY Justice Osborne for examination.
SuIcDE.-On Monday, the 18th inst,
The Norris JrssyDan states. Mrs Esther Anna En-
mons wife of Jeremy Emmons ESQ, Of Chester
Oh nv ~ A
hen found. she was resting on her knees ana cold
Religious excitement Is supposed to be the cause OF
her mOmentary insanity. Che was much respected
by those IN her vicinity.
SUPREME Court. Especial Term.-Be-
fore Judge King In the case OF the young man
brought Up from the North Carolina for discharge,
argument was heard. Mr.. Rldgway contending that
the Court Martlals had RICH, to Try. and sentence
and punish even If imprisonment was after term OF
service expires. r BarSiow held the reverse rs 10
latter. Decision reserved
INJURED By A MAD OX.--On Friday af
ternoon "A butcher named William Casey, while pre-
parng IN Tenth-av.. between Avenues Is ana /, 10
slaughter an OK, which he had penned mp, the ami
mai became Infatuated ana made rush az MI 'asev,
whom he eOred III the abdomen IN shocking man
ner IN, injured man taken 10 the City Hos
pltal for medical treatment.
DARING THrFr.-Two horses and wagons
"
Forty fourth 81 and Madison avenue, between the
hours of and ~ O'Clock =. NJ. on Thursday. One
Of them belonged 10 VIZ. Leggett, of Boomingdale
and the other to Mr. Meeks OF :ty-fourth-st The
thieves have not been arrested.
\Ew-I SUPERIOR COURT. w llham
Hatfield against Elizabeth X. HatfeId-Beiore Hon.
Justice Duer.-Sur for divorce on the ground OF
adultery On report Of referee, and Oh motion Of NJ
Van HGvenburgh, plaintiff 5 attorney, decree OF di-
yOTce granted.
ARREST or A CALF TBIEF.-Jas. VI Roy,
| represented to be one OF a gang OF calf, hog and
geese thieves Was arrested at 10. o'clock Oh lhurS-
| dav evening in the NIAth Ward, by officer Cook.
| charged with stealing a cali from the premises OF
! John Cooley of the corner 81 Eighty SrXih-st and
| Broadway The accused and two Others we're oh
served by the officer the act OF putting the call into
"A wagon When detected they immediately drove
of at a rapid rate, pursued by the officer, VINO, on
| coming up with them, succeeded IN auesting MCoy
the others escaped. having previously thrown their
| plumber out of the wagon. lie was held for examl-