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

evening. lie iOrDutI
dict of death from some unknown cause "AS rem
ceTed by the Jury
FouSD DEAp.-A young man, whose
,a ,xs not asceytained. was found de id yester1ay
,"nrr,ra on the bank. OF the Hudson X H. H.
,srL 5ssT -7h street The deceased Is opposed
70 have been run over ana kiiien ~ d loeoi''i'e'
The coyoner was notified TO hold an inquest
d., Orrp-A Young man, named Charles
p.srexsav was severely injured about O'Clock .ast
eyeSine. by beng run over Oy Engine No ~ IN Chi'
hsn.sourre The injured man vas iakento iAe drug
store Bo~ery and thence 70 his resi1e,re N Noi-
folk ST by Officer Mitchell Of the Sixth ward
The LATE SUICIDE Al HOBoKES.-.Hr.
gd,to,. noticed in your paper OF yesterday, with
more pain than surprise. the melancholy END oil
s..utL AipHAusER, a respectable young Bayantn,
whose nnanpled remains found near the ElySian
Fields. on SUNDAY last have long been familiar
with the painful history Of this unfortunate Young
Gentleman but when ! first heard IT, ms rum had
been consumma'ed and therefore ! could render
MIN no service. Upon referring to his history, as re-
corded in my books find that about three years
ago he first came TO this city, da'hins young gentle
man. with plenty OF money flll ofheaih AMI spirits
and having learned something Of gaming at the Ger
man watering places. an easy viciIm lot lhe
Ncw-i ofk sporting men, Who soon roOoel nun
Of bis money and reduced hiih 10 pehuiy ny
some means he obtained money TO pay ms passage 20
Europe and returned home. Again desiring u 'l>N
the United States, he len Hamburg near which CITY
ms family resldesj IN December Is3s Ioi LoiigoH'
where he took passage Oh board the lendrcA mud
son Cant Pratt and sailed for NcHl Oih on me ISL
of January 1880 and arrived here on the 2J1 OF the
next month February, bringing win MN on Specu-
latlon a quantity OF champagne VINE. On board the
same vessel was Bavanan gentleman ma ne' iidlne-
mann, together with ms Wlie Land ddug 'iter' VINO
now feside tins city, and whom ne claims as ms
uncle aunt and cousin. 10 al Of whom DC appeared
CeyOteClY attaC he'd anC cldy 10 MS couslH ~
whom he SAID he to be married on thelr drrlVa
IN New-York. For some reason, UNEXPLAINED, ms
afianccd BRIDE suddenly refused to receive MS "a
dresses and the uncle and aunt 50 treated hm with
decided COOlneSS, winch 50 deeply antcicl young
Aidhauser that during the remainder o the passage
ne was IN state of mind bordering on desperation,
and was actually prevented by a fellow passenger
from throwing himself overheard.
Upon arriving III tins City. he had IN cdsn ABOUT
$3OU0. beside the wines already mentioned ana "tS
soon again beSot by heartless gamblers, VINO pTo"I
about tins City IN search OF victims Beng a gehse-
man by birth and association, he refused 10 en,er
any of the reputed low public gaming houses ous
allowed himself TO be taken 10 the gainbling uOu>c
Of Orlando Moore ln Broadway, where the company
was presumed to be more select, but where The WORK
Of death and destruction is quite as CERTAIN as IN
houses OF less pretenSlUn At TINS house, IN leW
months he lost, according 10 hs oNn statement, near
three thousand dollars, and again found himself IN
strange land, without money or friends, broken IN
sIirits and diseased IL body. Sull he occas.onaIy
visited MoOre's, 10 drink his VINE and edt ms sup
DerS, and 10 watch the game that hdd runel hln'
and was fast sinking scores of others but he was
an nwelcomc visitor, when IN distress, ana was
subject OF rdcule for the heaItless gamblers, whose
tables are this night stained with his blood.
As his III health continued. be hnally went 10 the
hospital where he renamed for some time, ana not
long personally endeavored to procure small
oan from the man who had ruined him. not merely
by the fair per conage of strength OF his game, but
by absolute and downright cheatery which, II MI VI
GENES, We stand ready to prove: Failing TO excite
the least sympathy the heart OF the hardened gam
bier. the Young man applied 10 Two Attorneys VINO
were ACQUAINTED with MOore--tolt them his nelan-
choy story and bcsoughi them TO wrlte To Air Moore
the particulars Of his case, and impore MN 10 loan
Linn but Mrtc dollars T6ek, with when To pay MS
board until he could receive remittance from Ham
burg, when he pledged ms honor 10 refund IL. As
he did not wish to bring suit for the money lost,
the legal gentlemen declined acting IN the ahdr,
lie then applied TO another Attorney, who, moved
by benevolent sympathy, eloQucnily appehe1 10
Mr. Moore to assist his unfortunate and unhappy VIC
tim 10 the pitlful sum above mentlOned-but without
success. HIS last and only hope OF obtaining me
means of living being now cut on. as ms hedith
would not poimlt HIN to DO any business, he Saw no
way TO i've and bravlng the dark future resolved 10
Gle and deliberately executed his purpose.
The history of tins case not only presents irlght
ful illustration of the danger OF gambling but OF the
hardening influence OF the wee upon the gambler
himself The men who won tins young BdVarldns
money knew of his deep dlstress-they knew he
contemplated suicide long ago, for on certain
night, last winter, when driven To desperation Oy
poverty, want anu SIT hHtSN Ht NClu w AiiC nv
where he had been slaughtered, and III heartrend-
inc manner made known his Distress and then pro-
ducng the implements OF death, conndenltiiy IN
formed one Of the gamblers that he had dehOerateiy
determined to take ms HE, and spoke OF the Elysan
Fields as the place where he should enactthe TRACE,
DIV and yet, notwithstanding the rum they had
wrought IN the victim before them, they resisted
every appeal, even 10 Lending the unhappy man
few patry dollars to sustain his sinking nature
few months Thank God, the lst OF August Is near
at hand when hope TO see all these breathing holes
of hell closed, never 10 be reopened.
J II GREEN, Executive Agent
of the n Y Society for the Suppression OF Gambling
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN, July IS, is5l.-Present. Morgan Nor
sans, Esq, President, Alderman Griffin Dodge,
Sturtevant, Chapman, Kelly, Smith, Ball, HawS,
Miller, Cook, Bard. Bntton, Delamater, Franklin
and Dooey.
The President stated tha, the Board was convened
IN pursuance Of the following proclamation OF His
Honor the Mayor, VIZ
MAYoRs OrrlcE, NEW YORK. July %, 1851
request having been presented TO me signed by ma
ory the members Of the Board of Aldermen and Board
1i Assistant Aldermen to convene SPECIAL Meeting Of
the Common Council tor the purpose OF considering aud
Deeds IN and the City and County Of New York, IN
pursance ol entitled An Act to provide for the ap-
and for the CIV and County OF York passed July
II. 1851, which act provides that the first appointments
Rad, onaSr saI @ 'S oe bsrs,re ssf g 0 ,mbre T
kesland Mayor OF the City Of New York. by virtue of
the authority vested by the tllrd section OF the
amended charter do require the attendance Of the members
Of the Boards Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen N
their respective Chambers Monday. July rs, Al
o'clock NJ fN consideration and action the above
named subject. A {. klNGSLAND. Mayor.
Aid Siurtevant presented the following resolution
Resoed That the following named persons be and they
hereby appointed Commissioners OF Deeds IN and Tor
City and County of New York pursuance OF an act
entitled An Act provide for the appointment Of ad
donal number Of Commissioners Of Deeds IN and for the
CITY and County OF New-Iofk passed July IL, 1851
smith Chf Michael Divine Albert A Thompson. James
Hnyer, II Welsh, A Stewart, Jas. c HaruO! Jonas
Marsh, haly W. Chann'ng, William Carp, James Nc
Keen John Baker, Moses h McCiay. Edw ard LINDSAY.
Mhhsm Aeeks Theodore AIMS. George Davenport,
George kellOck. Jr, Wnlsm Mumiord, James NJ Swee-
George Snuth eph " Jones. DAVID Randall John
+ Edmonds, Edward p. Barrow. Wm Van Nechten.
Jeremiah Beebe, Vim. Brunton. ThOS. Darlington 5
Hoffman. Jacob Cole, Frances Upton, James W Hale
Henry 4. George. Hiram Hunt samuel Belts John La
l,r John n. Elliott. William Harrison Charles Frazier.
Genge II r. Lynch Cornelius \ Nandenhoof Henry p
MCGOWAN. Jacob ; Warner Thomas G. Van Coti. James