New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

IBE LATE Fatal ACCIDENT n JAMESyr.-
An inquest ws@ Yesterday hei upon the boiy " Chas
Brown the sal r. VINO died recently At The Now York
no piis IN cons aueuce Of Injuries received hv iaupnz
fTCms room in the nth sry O; the house No a I.nas
Ct At O'Clock A VI on sunday the 2l-tu Consider.
able testimony was taken. but i; hs no puhlc import
ance. The jury after hearing the eviien,e ami the
charge OF the Coroner, rered and sitter len thy de-
liberation rendered the following ve-'ic,. rb., the
deceased came 70 his death BY injuries resolved By iuup
ing ir'm window in the nth story Of house No %
Jsrne=st on the morning Of the 2s, ut csusei BY sn
s,feulrt Of three Young men, named Dsvid N,CArty
J,es Farley and VIM Blair 10 force open the door Of
h room the deceased having been preisposei To far
ard excitement caused nv excessive drinking On the
rendition Of the verdict tire three young men we're DIS
CHARGED Il would seem however that they should be
held TO answer charge OF burglary, IN d'emptos 70
break into the room Of pesceabe ctzen IN me night
ue They were entire strangers 70 both the deceased
enc his wife end what object they could have had In
view, other than theft, Is difficult TO determine
y A mad OK escaped from his driver at l
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and ran with great speed
through Greenwiek-st. Knocking down several persons
snd ssne in the air. who was seriously muir
ed He taken in an insensble state 30 the New
York Hospital The OF the msn has not been az
ctrtsned Nc other person received serious injury Inc
animal Wa finally secured
SERIOUS AccIsENr.-On Tuesday night,
man naued James Farrell while walking upon the track
Of the New-Hsven Railroad, near One Hundred and
dreadully injured appears that he struck by the
cowcstcher al tossed into the air with great violence
in the fell he received compound fracture Of leg
fracture OF three ubs on his left SIDE dislocation Of
the lip joint end several other injuries OF less serious
nsture He WAS taken up insensble and conveyed to
the New York Hos ptal where he now lies with but
slight prospect Of recovery The injured man WAS in
search Of employment the time Of the unfortunate
occurrence No blame is attributed TO any OF the at
taches Of the train.
ACCIDENTAL laborer named James Dowd,
residing IN ThrtysiSth-st, while engaged Tuesday
afternoon in constructing a In Lewis-st,
BIZ, cme was seriously injured in consequence Of the
csviI in OF bank OF earth which buried him up. HIS
fllowlshorers in a short time succeeded in eXtncang
him, and he was taken TO his place Of residence.
FouSD DEAD.-Officer Fowler. of the Fifth
Ward, o. rly hour yesterday morning, found the
body Of VI known mar. about 50 years OF age lying
upon the pier foot OF Frsnklinst The deceased hal ey
idenily fallen into the dock, and by some unknown
acsI cy ~ cued from drowning and le 70 perish upon
the pel from exposure TO the cold An inquest was held
upo the ody and the Jury rendered verdict OF death
r, exf austion consequent upon having been IN the
wster ar afterwards exposed 70 the cold OF the mora
ing We should have mentioned that the deceased was
a colorcd man.
CHARGE or MURDER Ar SEA-Notice was
given Yesterday at the office OF u District Attorney
of homicide 1T sea- board the British ship ttzsne-
BY one passenger stsbbng another The l. ;. Court
having ursdclOn over brIi II 'tsstls III SUN
case. the complaint was lot received
CHARGE OF GRAND L,RcEyY.-Wm. Roberts,
a colored man. yesterday arrested by Ohicer FIN
nev of the Second Ward charged with stealing seven
barrels OF tallow valued $50 the property of Mr.
Abraham Edwards, OF No. 4j Newest After getting
possession of the tsow, the accused sold - h Ihos
Kin kade agent for irm doing business AZ No u ltch'
81 from whom IL Wa recovered The prisoner was
taken before Justice Osborne and locked UP 10 await
trial
STEALING CIorHIsG-A German lad, II
years of age named John Deirich. residing at No -
Ceniret was Yesterday arrested by Constable OF the
Second Ward, charged with stealing clothing to ,ne
value tf $50 the property OF Joachim Aaron OF NO
90 Willism-st portion of the property was tracsl
10 he po.sesion Of the sccused who taken before
Justice Osborne and committed to prison 70 await tra
He denies having stolen the property and says that ne
purchased il He ia segar maker by trade
CHARGE OF BUEGLARY-A German named
Frederick Iuiinlacher arrested At O'Clock ye-er.
day morniug charged with having burgarously entered
tie store ~ 100 Broomest and stolen theretrom W
cents in chpnce. which no found IN the moneydrswsr
TIE accused was taken before Justice Welsh and com
mitiCd await examination.
A Private Glass ~ PHRENoLoGY Will be
formed A. the Room of FowLERs WELLS, No III Mas.
fod an exc lcnt opportunity Tor ladies and gentlemen to
scqusnt themselves practically with this interesting
science.
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