New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-14


HIS excited our people 80 much As Washington
Crossing the Delaware. now exhloitins a, The S,ny
vesani Institute. lfyou have no, yet sesa H. 90 B,
all means
NIBLo's.-We are always ready to an
nounce novelties by the Ravel family, for they are
sure 10 administer 10 the amusement Of the pubic
ms eVenipe they give new piece never acted In
America. called the Coopers Those who have seea
tie Iehtsisale, pronounce TIA pleasing ballet vehl-
Gle, OF continuous drollery.
ACcIDENrs-A laborer named Dennis
Murph, on "Wednesday afternoon. fell fror, the too
OF new building m Nme,eenih-st near Eish,a-av.
and striking upon his head ctarei the skull lie
was removed 10 the New-1otk Hospital. Has recov-
cry Is doubtful.
Geo Rick, living at the corner Of Lewis and stan
ton-ss, thrown from his cart while at the corner
OF the Bowery and Fourth st, the wheel OF which
passed over his leg, ipjurng him severely. he vas
taken home
Patrick Byrnes and Andrew sullivan were severe
y injured by the falling Of scshold erected near
some new building on Bsckwell's Island. They
were taken IN charge BY the Keepers on the Island
DEATH BY VIoLINcE-INoUEsr UPON THE
BoDY or Mr. BASIL BIAIs.-An inquest was1yester.
day held by Justice Mounttolt. at the house No. ~
sheriff. ST, upon the body of Mr. Basil Blair who
the evening Of the 4th instant stabbed by Barnard
Shser ana John Serkenrelster, while IN the act Of
rescuing man whom they had attacked The eyi-
deceased during his Illness taken, and went ~
show teat the deceased was stabbed IN the et groin
and also IN the upper part OF the len high-,he latter
wound was two inches IN length and an inch and q
half IN depih-snd that the deceased died from loss
OF blood occasloned by ths wounds. The Jury rem
dered verde, that deceased came 10 his death BY
wounds injected With knife or some other sharp
instrument in the hands of John Sterkenreister OF
Bernard Shaaer, or by both of them. The house
where the inquest was held was surrounded at the
time BY a dense crowd, and when the prisoners
brought out to be rscommtted % prison, the officers,
who had them IN charge, with the greatest diicuty
prevented the excited popuace from seising them
and numbering them on the spot
DEATH AT POLICE SrATioN-An in
quest was Yesterday held at the Tenth Ward Police
Station upon the body Of John Predk yieregge.
German, who WAS taken there on "Wednesday night.
suffering from dysenery and died from that disease
yesterday morning. Verdict accordingly
DEATH By DROWNING inquest was
yesterday held by AID Morgans, at pier No. II + r..
upon the body OF Harry Mcleod, native OF Ireland,
Is years of age, which Was found IN the water At
that per verdict OF death by being accidentally
drow ned was rendered by the Jury. The body Was
found by Geo Wetherell OF Wlamsburgh, who
a, the time WAS graphing for the body of Augustus
+ Cammaeyer who was drowned on last Saturday
al the same per
CAsUALTIEs-At about one o'clock on
Wednesday, man named Dennis Murphy, fell from
the top OF building in Nlneteenh-st., near Eighth
He struck his head upon the side walk, and yetr
was taken TO the Hospital, and gave promise Of re-
covey. Another accident happened on BlackweliS
Island on "Wednesday. A scaffod some forty feet
from the ground fell, and with 1t two mea named
Patrick Byme and Andrew sullivan. They were
severely injured by the fall, but are not IN danger.
GUS condition.
FlRE.-About It o'clock last evening a
fire broke out in the second story ofl1'i wiliiam-W
occupied by MIR Friedand ribbon crimpins es-
adjustment. 1t was extiDgushed by the prompt AT
riyal of the Eremen before any material damage oc-
cured The tailor. shop the hrst door was con-
sderablv damaged by water Damage about $50.
CAMpHINE ACCIDENT. A young woman,
named Rosa Reed, servant gnt, employed -
Twenty Third-St., near Eighth av, Was severely
burned last evening in consequence OF The upsetun9
of camphine lamp, which was standing on table
near where the injured girl was sitting bed IN the
room caught fire, but the flames were soon extin-
gushed. She was conveyed to the New YORK Hos
pital where her recovery Is considered extremely
doubtful.
The FORGERY CAsE-EsCAPE AND RECAP
RI RE op ONE or THE PRISONERS The examination
OF Capt Augustus Rowe and others recently arrest
ed, charged with extensive forgerios on the City
Banks, an account of which we published yesterday
motnlDg, postponed till Monday next at
O'Clock =. NJ IN consequence Of the absence Of
counsel. The prisoner White, on account OF us-
ness, permitted to remain at his residence, No.
o, % under ares re pn on h
moving TO the n y Hospital, where he was sd-
mltttn under The assumed name OF John II. Grant
Capt. Turnbuli. of the Eighth Ward Police,
however. yesterday ferreted him out and brought
hun to the City Prison, where he Is nov confined.
On entering the Hospital he handed his gold watch
and $l6i 10 Mr. Morgan, one OF the ATTACHES, for
safe keeping THIS property was taken IN charge
By the officer, who also searched his house and
found slowed away IN dark room, a large number
Of gold FOB chains, gold finger rings and guard
chains, together with about 40 pawntckets for
clothing Of various descriptions all Of which Is sup
posed 10 be stolen property Further facts tendiag
TO duplicate Of heretofore good strnding IN the
community, and men of reputed wealth, are being
developed before the authorities, and will shortly
be made public
FoRGING LABELs.-We noticed q few
days since the arrest OF Mr.. Andrew J. White, Of
Buffalo on charge OF forging labels, and selling
spurious compound Of medicine, called Daviss
Vegetable Pam Killer. This charge was preferred
by Mr.. Davis, who caused Mr.. w. 10 DO brought 70
this City from Buffalo, where the ofense is alleged
to have been committed, and where II should have
been investigated the Courts IN this City having
no jurisdiction IN the matter. Mr.. w. was arrested
q similar charge, preferred BY Mr. DAVIS SONS
months since, and when the facts we're laid before
the Grand Jury, that body AT once dismissed tho
complaint. Mr.. White has since Instituted a mis
a. alnst Mr. Davis for false Imprisonment. IL Is bas
Justice TO Mr.. White TO make this statement, as no
has suffered seriously IN his business IN consequences
OF beng considered the vender OF spurious article.
And he states that he is prepared 10 prove thas MS
l. the genuine article, and the other but spurious
compound. Whether or not this Is the case mustb
shown a. Buffalo. as our Courts have no Jursdicusa
IN Me matter Mr. White claims damages IN the
sum Of $50 coo for false arrest and Imprisonment
Il
ARREST OF A CONSTABLE AND Deputy.
SHERIFF-Wm II Knapp, a Special Deputy shefin.
and chas :. Jennings, Constable Of the Egnteehta
Ward we're Yesterday arrested by Ofhcer Wnisam,
one OF the Chiefs aids, on charge of stealing SIX
galvanized rings and fifty cents FROM James Paine,
a peddler, boarding at Mr. Ferguson's, near Fulton
Market. The defendants, it seems, on saturday
a number Of spoons bat on hts beng taken before
the chef OF Police the charge was found 70 be
and Mr.. Z. was discharged Tho 40.
cused II Is nov alleged folio ~ed 'hiD ihts tho
Get and when at the corner Of Pearl and Centre
sts they went up TO him and by exciting his Fears
or otherwise, they obtained the articles from him.
The officers were Yesterday arrested and an exam