New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-26

Thompson. German vessel pay for putting on ooard
said vessel from barge al Atlantic DocA,o no aas
of the propeller steam elevator as Is caeeu, Ae'
bushels corn The elevator. 1t was stated, Is gene
lily nov weed N nacng grain board vessels IN
stead Of the old mode Of handing u up, OF oy
power. One OF the questions vas as 70 ~nelei 20. ,ne
Cansin ernnloved the elevator, AMI also as 10 Gus
tom NJ nrica Mr. Paul GrOu, testlned 10 being
Present Of the Old Board of Measures ana inter
es,ed in a propeller steam eieVator-lnoughI the
nsU.l yrice 10 BE I of cent bushel There was
also a noint as TO partnership, &c. Decision re-
served.
Ak TrsprI.y CREw.-At the Thames
Court Liyerpool Thomas Burnett, Thomas Harris
and John Wech American seamen, belonging to the
New-York packet-shlp Congress were charged
with violently assaultlng Mr.. w Irving Coates, ne
third officer OF the ship The prosecutor is natIge
of America, and has wife and family resting IN
New-York. He had formerly been In command OF
vessels but joined the Congress lntle capacity oil
third officer. He went on board the first time, on
Monday afternoon, while the vessel was being hauled
out OF shadwell Dock basin into the Thames AT that
time. and as usual when any ship IS about quitting
the docks for foreign port number OF prostitutes
assembled on the quays, and the most disgusting Ian
guage was exchanged between the women and the
crew. A number of the female passengers expressed
their disgust al the mems conduct, and were COM
PEELED to quit the deck for their cabins. Burnett
walked on to the quarterback, and commenced using
filthy expressions 70 woman on tae quay AMI she
retorted N similar language. The captain desired
the prs to 90 forward and SAID he would not al
low such conduct on board his snip Burnett reiuse1
10 quit the quarterback. and the second officer was
accordingly called TO remove him. Upon the second
officer dong the prisoner seized him by the collar
and struck him several times. The second oihcer
then called the prosecutor TO his assistance anu while
he was endeavormg TO secure Burnett, Harrls APP
proao he'd them, and struck Mr. Coates violent blow
upon the lip. Before the prosecutor could place hli-
self IN security. eight nine of the crew rushed upon
hun. and commenced beating and kicking hun IN
most unmerclfu manner The three prisoners were
present IN the mutny and the outrageous conduct
upon the officer and WEIGH appeared 70 DC acting as
ringleacer. WEIGH had heavy wooden Delaying pm
in his hand, and he struck the prosecutor several
times about the head and body with II, and at the
same time exclaimed, If YOU are the third mate, we
will let you know We will have no Engllshman 10
command u.s. While the crew were upon hun, the
prosecutor felt Of the mems fingers at ms left eye,
and ar attempt was made u pull II out. There was
no Goubt that his eye would have been gouged put
for the timely arrival OF Inspector Nhe, OF the
Thamcs Police. and his boats crew, who found the
whole OF the crew IN a state OF mutlny. Nj lardley
SAID he should deal summary with The case, IS the
prosecutor was compelled to JOIN hls ship hut he
should punish The prisoners to the extent OF his power
He fined them Is each, and in default COMMITTED
them for SIX weeks.
REAL ESTATE THIS DAY-By A. II. Maf-
Io-I gore lot west side STRAY. 2s f. inch. south
2eth-st', $240O do. adjoining S2,oOO
SENTENCE OF A COUNTERFEITER.- In the
Boston Municipal Court on Thursday, { hef Justice
ing $lGo altered bank BILL TO three years IN the
State Prison. Previous to sentence, Walker wished
to make disclosures relative to counterfeiting
operations III New-fork, but the County Attorney
declined hearing them, having no confidence IN any
OF his statements.
ACCIDENTAL DROwNING--A lad Z years
and months old, named Thomas Ferguson, the only
son OF his widowed mother residing at No. 10 Ave
nue. c. was accidentally drowned by falling into the
dock foot of louston-st T.. r., while playing Oh the
H. .si,-h IxOrt nh
FouND DEAD.-The Coroner held an in
quest on board the steamboat New-Haven, living at
the foot OF Duane-st. the body OF Cornelius Cur
tin, who WAS found dead on the boat. verdict oil
Death by disease of the Heart was rendered
CHARGE OF SEDUCTION man named
Thomas Cunningham was taken into custody by the
Fourteenth Ward Police, charged with having, un.
der promise of marriage, seduced girl IS years Of
age, named Mary Robbt, residing al ll6 Mulberry
ST. 7 he alleged victim being IN deranged state of
mind and unable to make the complaint herself, her
friends have done 1t for her She was placed IN the
City Prison, under the care OF DR.. Coyll
STEALING MoNEY.-One Frederick SIM
ons was arrested in the Fourth Ward, charged with
stealing Ssl VI from Peter Hoeit, living In Odk-st-
Justice Lothrop held the accused for examination
AccIpENTs-IH ursd0y.-A man named
Cormack O'Hara, while driving through the slxh
avenue severely injured by tall IRON MS morse
One Of his legs broken, and his head was cut Ill
several places -,
Alexander Ready, boy about 10 years of age, tell
through the hatchway of store 291 Pearst., a dls-
lance of than 90 feet and was severely but not
seriously injured.
woman named Bridget Rogers was run over
on the corner OF Broadway and Prlnce-st., by one
OF REYNOLDS & Palmers's stages, and very much IN
iured Ilea head was severely cut, and her body
much bruised.
ALL SAFE.-The following note from the
supposod-drowned men is entirely satisfactory
NEW BRIGHroN, July 18th, 1854.
Nj Editor. Having noticed a statement IN your
paper Of 23d inst that the John Potter had run down
small boat containing three men, and that one or
more were supposed 10 have been drowned, We, VINO
were IN the sall boat al the time deem our duty TO
state TO the Pilot and officer OF the steamer, that
they generously lowered the boat and searched for
US. We however reached the shore with no other
damage than shattered boat and Il cold bath
Yours, {. II. Bowen,
ID DONSHERE,
q. EAsrERBROOK.
(ApvERrIsKMENTl
NuLANY Exposed" The Lunatic Asv-
| hum Thrilling sketch from The Journal OF PLY
sician' VIII be published In this weeks Sunday DIS
patch for July q.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.