New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
Darn c,usrpsy EXHAUSTION AND WANT

~ uvr,c., ,rrurn.xcr-An lsguest was Yesterday
he n me office o. the Coroner, upon me oody OF
Elzase;h Sharp an IN ant months Old when diei
or Tusso.v ,ysnIng immediately after i was taken
Ashore from the ship John an Lncy, whlth arilsea
from Llrerpool on mat cay. the tesiihphy ~ 'he
parents OF the chIid went 10 shoN lnt' /" - -
uEuen for two weeks. and there oeins 10 PIP 81 "a
ON hoard the vessel !, had received NJ pe1icH a.
teIdaree DR.. T. & Franklin, 81 No. l0V "a,vty
place made post mor'em exam nttlon VI NC VIZ -
and cave u as ms opinion thAi de IN was oau' ~
e.larstton arising from want OF mellcal care Al
de- TIE following verdict was rehutIeu y tn4
jury. VIZ Thai deceased came 10 us etd-i Ul -
hat>ilon. produced from the "ahl o' "4'.. ~
dance and prupsr TOurShineui nuflb- me '"t"eo
from, Iiveruno ard further, tnis jury beileFe rom
the testimony OF the parents Of ne deceased va
TIE Ccers or consignoss OF sad snip are chfse"Ne
With culpable neglect IN not furnishing proper pro
vision for the health of passengers. ard That We &C.
precate the practice OF slowing lnto ships iarse
number of passengers without iurnisnng a pals. I
cIsn or medicine on board, as appears 10 have oeen
the case IN this Instance
ACcIpENT.-On Tuesday evening Mr.
Hiram Purdy. Of No. % Ehzabeth-st., was diving
through the 6owery. when near spring s. ms morse
became heightened and ian away. Mr. r to save
himself Jumped from the vehicle, and escaped VIE
ysrv slight injury. The horse. ~ ms light ran
against non amp-Post and killed himself
ARREST FOR DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT.-A
man named Louis ID Tousley Yesterday morning
entered the New-York Exchange Bank IN Walst.
with a batch of bills on several County Banks re-
Ssemable Al this Institution and commenced pre-
strting them one at a time 10 The Paying Filler de-
nlauolpg specie FOR them. This course ne pursued
for While when the l1lCr appealed 10 the cashleT,
xho requested Tousev 10 assert hls bills anu pre-
seIt them on each bank a. once. ms ne refused
TO 10. out persisted IN 0ierlng them Slney ana ue
manCing specie tor them. The President Oh lhe
Bank was then appealed to- and he extended the
same request To the fellow VINO SIM persisted IN ms
course nucn 10 the annoyance Of the officers OF the
Bank and OF those no were pfeSent ior me purpose
of tJausarting similar business vita the BANK.
Police Officer was then sent for and ne was Ar
rested and taken before Justice Osborne on charge
OF dsorderlv coRcuct, tending 10 breach OF me
peace. The magistrate finally discharged IouSley
sooner was he AZ liberty when he again pyoceededto
the bark and continued 10 annoy the Ohcsrs OF TAO
Bank In the same manner Mr. Van Duzen. wee
Precedent of the institution. then went before Jus
tee Osborne ana made an afhdaNu agalnSt lousley'
who was AGAIN arrested and committed 10 prison by
the magistrate for examination. soon Afterwards,
numhsT OF brokers made their appearance AZ the
Court and requested that fousley might be dis
charged. One OF them offered TO go bail Tor MS
apnearance but he too poor IN the eyes OF the
law, he was rejected as surety. Tousey was con
Quoted from prison. IL Is SAID, and no couot Win
some truth. tha. one or more brokers employed
TouSey to pursue the course nc did N order 10 an
noy the officers OF the Bank.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.- n man
named John Phillip Born, residing at No liz
Ricgo St. was Yesterday arrested charged WIN
stealing four hTkns OF butter, valued at 500 nom
the store of Chas. p. kIns, of No lo2 Rigugon-
st. The stolen butter was traced 20 the accused,
and portion Of 1t was found m his possession \
man named Fru TIVE was arrested "a an accom-
pljce IN the theft Both were committed by Justice
MOuntfort for examination.