New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

beng in disturbance, or AZ io''' '9
with Antonio Lopez and Joseph 'oi'o'o' n0a' va
corner Of Roosevelt and water SIS On '''u,'
,ro,n,ng when The Police came up AMI ordered them
- A, a., ,,r, -. No saw I,oDez draw a knife, AID
the witness told ham to put 1t away In moment
.aer,,rds Ionez ran away. pursued by the Ponce
so,,o,. T@oez had lust arrived - me Cry iroa
y. o-,o,,s on the sane schooner siih sanders.
h I.,,e, Of whom had The prisoner, LOPEZ On
,ho r.es.ce have knife OF dagger much resembling
o.. orc ,,oducea In Cour. which inflicted the ialal
d The Jurv after hearing all the testimony
..h,oh n them seemed conclusive against Lopez
/ ,onde,ed the following verdict. Tha. AicaAel
ros,er came to his death by wound OF the ao1o-
men inflicted by dirk kaiie while n me haneS %
.,tnuio Iopez on the morning oil The p OF August
instant at or about the corner OF Wafer ana i'oose-
veIt sfs At the rendition Of the verdict. Lopez was
committed to the Torn5s for trial On the charge OF
murder Sanders and COrtono were also desdinei -
Witnesses Before The nqulsltion was comnehce1'
the wife OF the deceased, whO vs. j, the Hospital
was nearly frantic with rrief aad with great DIM
Guilty could be quoted The frnera. Of the deceased
will take place to-day
NrRDERoUs AssAyLT.-At late hour on
Saturday night the attention Of the fcur'h y" ara
Police was arrested 10 a iOw sailor boarding mouse
IN Cherry.st from which issued CRIES for assistance
from some apparently in great agony. When TIE To-
ice opened the door Of the house they "a" an nnu-
man wretch, named Jacob Cavoaaa, with hea'F
stool or bench in hs hands. with which he had been
and still was beating one Jeremiah Thompson o'er
the head. The latter presents horid spectacle
from the effects Of his injuries, and vas conveyed 20
the CITY Hospital where he remains in truly a".u!
condition. His wounds may prove iatai CaVohah
was arrested and taken before Justice Lo''Hop' VINO
committed him to prison for TRIAL IN default OF si10
| bail
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-A young man at
Jersey City, named Thomas Brown, on Friday
| night cut his throat with a razOr and although 1t
was not fatal little hopes entertained Of his re-
coyery. Intemperance IS assigned as ,hc cause OF
| the dreadful act
SuIcIDE.-Coroner Geer. on Saturday
| afternoon, held an inquest on The boy OF Hans
| S Tillson, Dane BY birth, who Was found dead a.
ms lodging room, No Caharine-slip. HIS death
was caused by administering 10 himself quantity Of
| laudanum. The deceased, 1t seems, was cigar
maker byrade land formerly resided, or did business,
at No 90 Cherry-st Within the last four months ne
los, his wife suddenly by death, SINCE which time,
seems the loss has preyed heavily on his spirits, and
! no doubt produced temporary alteration OF mno'
which led to the destruction Of his own life note
was directed to the Coroner stating that the deceased
had destroyed himself by taking laudanum, and re-
quesng that his body might not be opened letter
was also directed to a Mr.. Stephen Tahite, friend
with whom he used to reside, at 1876 Cherry-st wrt'
ten In his own language, leaving HIM SIS. 70 defray
| MS funeral expenses. verdict was rendeTedm ac-
| cordance with the abOye-named facts.
ANovEL PAssAGE.-We learn from Capt.
Hoyev. of the "Devonshire." who arrived from
Liverpool on Saturday morning, that there was ia
sickness among his passengers, with the exception
of one man. who 1t appears, came on board affected
with the small pox. As as this Circumstance be-
came known to the Captain,the patient was placed
IN the steamboat, hanging at the daylts several feet
from the ship. Over the boat atent erected COW
cred with iapaulins Here the patient was slrscd
| and attended BY the physician and officers of the
ship He's now quite well, and he never left ms ro-
mantle domlce during the whole course Of the pass
age THIS timely precauton, taken by Capt Ho'ey,
prevented the disease from affecting any Of the Other
passengers.
EXTENSION OF STEAM BETWEEN GLAS-
! COW AND NEw-YoRR.-ln addition to the influential
company lately formed for establishing line OF
steamships between Glasgow and New-fcrk, and
whose fine steamer. the Glasgow, of 1850 tuns and
400 horsepower. is fast approaching completion IN
the buildng.yard of Messrs Todd and MGregor In the
former city, learn that another ScrewSteamer, 0l
| somewhat smaller dimensions, being about ii00 tuns
register and 300 horsepower is now IN course OF
constructionby Messrs A. Denny & Brother at DUN
barton intended for the same trade. This vessel IS
expected to be ready to take her berth about the 10Th
Sl ~ u4arf ba man mo n
OF Mr.. James Boyd ST Enoch-square, Glasgow and
| Mr. William Andrews, New-IOrk. The public Will
soon have no lack of steam accommodation between
the Clyde and Hudson, as monthly Saillngs VIII thus
| be al once insured
SUICIDE AT SEA-A man of reputed
responsibility, and formerly merchant OF high re-
| nown In Boston, whose name could not be ascer-
| tanned, committed suicide by shooting himself, on
board the steamship Atlantic, the 25th of July
two DAYS on, from Liverpool Ii is rumored that the
| deceased, some days previous 20 leaving England.
! had been INDUCING TO immoderate degree IN the
OF intoxicating drinks, and kept up the fatal IN
diligence until that most TO be dreaded Of all dis
| eases, delirum tremens, deprived hun OF all reason
| and led to the commission OF the fatal act. The
body of the deceased taken IN charge by several
| Of his medical friends residing IN Boston. who pre-
| served It IN Splrlts until Such time AS they should
| arrye an New-Nork, and forward his remains TO his
| relatives In New-England The body is now on
board the noble ship, which arrived yesterday morn
ing and to-day viii be dispatched 10 lis final re sting
| place
l. O. or .. F.-The Grand Lodge |. O.
OF o. F. of New-Jersey, holds its annual session IN
Trenton on Thursday next, and tickets Will be issued
| on "Wednesday al he Railroad m Newark and
Jersey City, enabling all who wish to go and return
| for half price commencing with the Wednesday
evening uip, and continuing good until Saturday
| evening.
ARRIVAL OF AN lRlsH PAlRior-R. D.
Williams celebrated is the writer who, under the
-. ~. H. L..