New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31


sion and dissemination of the doctrines Of manuel
swedenbors The paper Is got up In excellent ssyis.
and contains several excellent and well written articles
by leading New Church men swedenborgisn news
paper novelty indeed and thar fact, together with
lis inrin,ic merit will undoubtedly command for Il
wide circulation.
RAILROAD INsPEC TIoN.-The Commit
tee of the Legislature consisting Of Senator Bartlett
and the state Engineer Mr. McAlpine, appointed 10
examine into the Of Railroad accidents, have
been attending 10 that dury for the last week or two,
and have passed the Hudson River, Harlem, New.
Haven, snd other roads They left yesterday morning
on suip over the Erie Railroad, accompanied by Q
NUMBER OF gentlemen, among whom were ne'srs
omi'h and Monroe, Of the Senate Hoo John e.
Wright, Controller of the State; Col scatter Super.
in'endent OF the osdenbursh Railroad Mr. Doxtster
superintendent Of the water,own Railroad; Mr. Whit.
er, superintendent OF the New.lork and New Haven
hA'rcsd hsJor Aorrel Mr. Wright aud Mr. Baker
me upper incident OF the Erie Road, Mr. Mnch, the
secretary WI msrsh' Mr.. Warren, the auii,or and
Mr. Pos', the Chief Engineer, accompanied than
some ladies' were also Of the party. .psc,,l ,,i,
was sert, and several days will be occupied In the OK
animation.
| TEMPERANCE IN THE EIGHrEEyru
WARr.-San Wagner and his big tent continue 10 draw
crowds each night and the interest in these meetings
the increase although they have been held 10 this
City each nigh, for the last three months Very large
numbers slgniog the pledge. The order and re-
speetablty of these large gatherings promise much
for the Cause of Temperance They will be continued
every night they have been Distinguished speakers
sre procured to aid Mr. " Ia this great work. a'ss
good singing
TAPFs or Sj2.-Notice is given that
the TaxB oks Of the presen. year will be open for
payment the sixth OF Angus. next. All parsons pay.
ing their Taxes previous the st of November next
will receive deduction of interest a, per cent per
snnum cslcuisted from the time OF payment ist
OF December next One per cent will be added 10 all
Taxes unpaid the let of December next Hours for
receiving Taxes from A. NJ. to P. NJ Bsnksbie
money only received.
CoLoRED WARD School, No. l, YORK
vrLLE.-There exhibition of this school, It u
said, Thursday evening at Yorkvie got up entirely by
the teacher, Miss c. w Simpson, and scholars without
any especial assistance the part of the trustees al
though two of them present The exercises, We
understand, not only pleasing but Satisfactory u
the extreme the proficiency of the scholars and the en-
| ergy of the teacher being worthy Of all praise.
~ 1t is not our habit to invite the at
tenton of the public any special place of amusement
among the many advertised In columns but tho
object of the performance given at Castle Garden this
evening by the French Opera Company 10 such 40 70
enuts it to the sympathy of every one 1t Is for the
benefit Of the sufferers by the late fire Montreal and
the bill 10 truly an excellent one, We hope there wu
be crowded house.
~ An article published among our
City Items yesterday to the effect that the Opposition
primary elections had been held the night previous was
entirely erroneous; no such meetings were held, and
no such comments based on the stupid blum
dering Of reporter, deserved.
BRUTAL ASSAULT BY Man UPON
| HIS WIFE AND FATAL CoNsEQUENcRs.-The Coroner
held Inquest yesterday afternoon, tho house No.
22l Grand street. upon the body Of Mrs ouisa Heb.
cocker, native Of Germany, nlneteoG years of age
who died on Thursday night at the above number The
following evidence asduced before the Cooner.
Vim. S. Birch testified that about five o'clock on
Thursday afternoon he heard noise in tho basement
of No 22l Grandstreet, which used a beer snop
by Fredk Hebcocker, and crowd had coecred aboat
the door He entered and saw strike the deceas
" A. Keane OF No 22I Grandfather testised To
being attracted tO the basement Of the house by hearing
noise and observing crowd collected about Ii door,
steps She appeared 10 have been severely treated
her bair was d.arranged and she crying. wss"
said he, " In the place some time aiterwad and saw
her then apparently very III; told her husband that
he had better send for physician he did so; saw
no blows struck"
A post mortem examination was made by DR.. Liiel.
who found bruse the forehead and another under
the scalp, also bruises the right tho braa and
lungs congested the liver enlarged. In the opin.
Ion Of Dr. Lide the immediate of death was pre-
mature labor. Violence he said would occ aston this
but the deceased was not healthy woman The Jury,
In reference to the deceased woman, rendered YER.
dict that she to her death by having premature
labor from Injuries received at the hands of her hus.
band on the 2sth Inst.
In the case of the child, the following verdict was
rendered viz That said male child to its death
by being prematurey aud still born consequent upon
the injuries inflicted It's mother by the hands Of her
husband.
Upon the rendition of the verdict the Coroner held
the accused to await the action of the Grand Jury.
KILLED BY A FALL.-A female named
Mary Narco lately residing No 1913 West st., aboutlI
o'clock on "Wednesday night either jumped or fell from
the root OF the house and was almost Instantly killed.
appears that shortly previous 20 her going upon tho
root she had been sewing In OF the with hs~
mother and left, not stating where she was going Her
mother aterwsrd looked for her throughout the
bouse, and not finding her, upon the roof, where
she her daughter looking over the edge OF the roof
She tod her not TO be romantic, but % come down
stairs The mother then below and shortly after
ward the feess body Of her daughter found upon
the pavement Deceased had been in III health, and
was subject to fits for time past The Jury rem
dered verdict # death by jumping falling from the
roof Of house No 3li West st. The deceased was
native CT Ireland % years Of age.
ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTING.-A laborer,
named Patrick Daily while In the act Of prepsringa
blss ut the of Eleventh-av. and Fifty frsist,
yesterday morning, seriously ioUred by tho
premature explosion Of the blat He taken 10 bis
reside nee BY the Nineteenth Ward Police
DEATH BY DROwNING.-Coroner Ives
m M he foot ~