New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-10

Brutal AssAuLr.-A German mined
Nose Mesheirer, yesterday arrested oy OH cer
Whitehead, OF the Eleventh Ward, charged With a
most violent assault upon the person of hs wife jo-
hanna II seems that he knocked her do Al without
any provccaton, and then, by stamping upon her
breast, broke several OF her ribs Justice Nouptfor
committed him TO prison 70 aHai the result OF the
injuries inflicted by him.
A BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE ACr.-A fell
low giving his name as Thomas Buchan, was arrest
ed at an early hour yesterday morning by oihcer
Smith of the Ninth Ward police, on charge OF hav-
ing burgarously entered the dwelling house OF MI
George II Jennings, rs Jsne-st., IN which ne was
caught by the officer Buchan effected his entrance
TO the house by breaking of the lock from the base
ment door. On being taken before Justice Bleihey'
he was committed TO prison for tral. 10 gam pos
session of large amount Of money silver plate, 20
which was In the premises was the undouotei o.
Jet OF the rascal
The LATE HoMICIDE IN THE ELEVENTH
WARD.-Justice Bleaklsy, Saturday afternoon.
proceeded to the house No 235 Eleventhst and held
an inquest upon the body IF the lad Peter bagsn,
who was found dead In his bed on Friday morning..
his death being the result OF injuries inflicted upon
him on last Tuesday evening" while he was returning
home from his work. the particulars OF which were
published in our paper OF Saturday. The testimony
of II Kramer, residing on the corner OF Fourtl-s',
and Avenue c. and also that OF John hrayfeifer, o.
No Gil Fourth ST. vas taken. These men saw the
deceased struck and beat on the night IN question:,
but could not name the person who lnhlc'ed lhs
blows The Jury rendered a verdict that deceasel
came to his death by fracture of the skull by ylo-
lence from the hands of some person to the jury IN
known, the said fracture being IN the left tempora!
region.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A man
named Geo GUIDE was arrested Saturday night,
in the Eleventh Ward, for being drunk and disor-
deTy and taken TO the Station house. where he was
placed IN a cell. In the Of the night, he made
an attempt 10 destroy his life by cutting both his
arms with a razor. He was discovered soon after,
bleeding profusely, and DR.. Nichols was called, who
bound up the wounds and made the unfortunate
inebnate comfortable as possible.
FATAL ACCIDENTS. About =! o'clock
Yesterday morning, man named Patrick Hurley
was killed on board the ship Philadelphia, lying Al
Pier No. n. r., In consequence OF suck OF log
wood having fallen from sling In which II was con-
fined. and struck him upon the head. tie was taken
in an nsensble state to his place OF residence IA
Water-st where he died. leaving a wife aud two
children. An inquest Will be held on the BODY ms
morning.
Att O'Clock on Saturday morning. Joseph Amherst,
a laborer engaged In the sugar'house OF Howell
King e. Co In Duane.st accidentally fell through
the ha.chway Of the fourth story and was so severe
iy injured by the fall that death ensued shortly aer
His remains were taken TO the Fifth Ward Police
Station, where Aid Chapman held an inquest. Yer
dict-Accidental death.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED. Mr.. Augustus
f. Cammeyer a Custom House officer, who re-
sided at No. 50 Fultonst, was accidentally drowned
AT Pier No A. East River, about O'Clock on Saiur
day evening; 1t appears that while descesdlng the
ladder of ship, lying at that pier, which he had Jn>
before visited officially, ms foot slipped and ne tel
into the water II Is supposed that he struck nus
head against the timbers of the dock AT the time he
fell, which stunned him. and he was unable 10 call
for assistance. One OF the sailors attached to yes
sci lying near, saw him in the water but TO la'e to
render any assistance. The deceased was d years
OF age and native Of New-York He leaves vile
ard six children to mourn his loss Search was made
for the body. but without effect.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT Burned 10 Death.
A child, years OF age, named Henrietta Plckes.
who resided with her parents at No, 265 Elizabeth
ST. while preparing to go 10 Sabbath school veSter-
day morning, accidentally came too close to the FIRE,
and her clothes having become ignited, she vas At
once enyeloped IN flames aad before assistance could
be rendered to her, she was so dreadfuly burned.
that death enSued shortly afterwards. CoronerS
Inquest Will be held on the body this morning
ACCmENrs.-A sailor named John jack
son. attached to the ship Enterprise last evening ac-
cidenaly fell from the masthead to the deck of the
ship and fractured his skull
John OBnen, a boy about ~ years Of age. who re-
dsd IN he and his
in terrible manner. Both the above named parties
were conveyed to the \. Hospital.
NIBLos. All the choice and GOOD pieces
selected by Celestlne Franek for her Benefit, on AT
urdsy last, will be repeated tonight, VIZ lie
Diable Quatre, The Wreck, La NIennolSe, ana
the Red Gnome, and the White Warrior
Advertisement. We learn that Mr..
Bradford intends after the completion Of hls bust
ness here for the sale of rights OF the City and State
Of New ork) to proceed to Philadelphia and other
southern cities foJ the Introduction OF his valuable
Clothes Drying Machine, and we certainly wish
nm success IN his enterprise. He may still be seen
al French's Hotel. from the hours OF A. NJ. until
T. where he will treat for the disposal OF rights
Advertisement Dir. Hollick, having
been urgently requested by the citizens OF Brooklyn
to deliver them fun sereS OF his Philosophical
Lectures has arranged to do SO on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and THURSDAY next at the Institute Washing