New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

ted the deceasd has told me tha NJ james h.s bruugh,
hqoo to hs bed and urged him 70 drink as = bsso-e
was awake IN the morning; / have asked Mr.. James
respectfully TO the deceased liquor DO not know
how be tie brus~s wb.n lat a nm h. b.d b.eI
eye winch was getting well: Mr. James did not notify
e' ne nss taken the deceived 70 the Hospital asked
br forter policeman TO 20 Nv James, inquire II
the dsceased had the Ishmus Mr. J.rnss toI
m Porter that the deceased bad denn tremen. AID he
had been taken 10 the Hosppl.
, H. D Ssyi belng sworn, says Acting Physei,1 to
me Cfy Hospital; the deceased admitted the och
INST; dd not see hun tall the olowRS morning: the Resi-
Gent Physician the deceased the night he brouzht
IN ne suffering from deirum treneDs and eOntasiOls
died on the sd nst made examination this morning;
the BRAN was congsted and had elson Of -rum upon
1t; IN ny opinion death occasiOned BY denu'i TIE
Intns no doubt hastened By contusons he ins-be
from the time Of his admission until be died.
The testimony here closed and the case being given
to the Jury the following verdict rendered That
Charles K. Becker TO his death by delirium ire
mems and injuries received while laborng under the
said deliriuu treneHs. The Jury cannot refrain from
severely censuring Mr.-Jarnes for allowing the de-
ceased to have liquor after having been repeatedly
quested not to do So The Jury therefore recommend
the Coroner to hold the said Charles James for exam
nation by the Grand Jury The accused will to-day Il
s said give bonds in the sum Of 81 0O0 for his future
appearance, to answer any indictment the Grand Jury
may find against him.
The deceased was formerly clerk in this City. He
was % years Of age and born in Pennsylvania
RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-During the prevail
ence of dense fog yesterday morning. collision
CURED on the Harlem Railroad, near Eew-Cast,e by
which a locomotive Ghe Fordham) wa crippled and
the track rendered impossible for brief period. 1t
appears that special locomotive coming down the
road with orders to keep least minutes ahead of
the freight trains time which left New Castle about
o'clock A. N but the signal lamp not giving good
light the engineer stopped to trim it, and for short
time subsequently at low speed consequently the
freight train, consisting Of the locomotive Foriham,
tender and three empty freight cars the engineer Of
the latter perceivng the sgnalsmp in the Of
the locomotive ahead against il, and was thereby
badly damaged that further progress out Of the
question The engineer of the special locomotive only
slightly injured by the accident
COLLISION The schooner Tram Smith, from
Alexandria with load Of coal bound to Fall River in
going through Hur Gate Friday morning into by
the stesmboat State Of Maine, and carried away the
schooners main boom, main sail &c There was very
thick fog at the time which the Of the acct
dent.
" The philadelphia Ledger says, the large
propeller steamship Star Of the South building In that
city, has been purchased by Thomas p Stanton & Co.,
of New York. and J. w. Stanton & Co, of New-Or
leans 10 be used packet between those cities She
Is 100 tuns burden, being 2l2 feet in length. 81 feet
BEAM and 20 feet inches depth of hold, and will be
fully fitted out for departure NewYork about the first
of March.
The Loco-Foco PRIMARY AFrAIRs.-The
annual setto of the two great factions Of the Loco Foco
party csme of yesterday, and resulted substantially in
O Hunker victory Desperate efforts were made by
the Bsrnburners, but-es their votes are not imme-
diaiely necessary-hey universally thrust to the
wall We give the following lists Of those supposed to
be elected:
Wards. GENERAL COMMITTEE.
/. Nicholas Dimond, Michael Halpin, Richard T. Null
hgan.
9 Dudley Haley James Leonard William Miner.
3. Benz A. Guyre, A. J. McCsrty, Peter b. Warts.
4 Jacob Oakley Joseph Hilton Geo. II. Purser.
s. Emanuel b. Hart. Joseph Jackson, H. II. Hofmire.
c. Thomas J. Barr, WIN. Sinclair Thos. w. Constan-
:. John Cudney. Thos. w Adams, Thomas A. Glover.
6. Richard 7, Compton, Gershon Cohen, Daniel 4:
Delsvaa
o. Henry Arcuariu., jr, William d Kennedy Eugene
McGrath.
10. Richard Morris Joseph NJ Marsh, John n Thorp.
IL. Aaron Rollins Ersstus w. Glover, John aosher;
70 Terence Mcclure, Thomas J. Hasan, VIM L; Wiley.
n sarn1 b. Walters Miles b. Andrus, Robt Mckinney.
IA John Kelly Michael Murphy, Thos Farren
Is Richard Schel, John Wheeler. Charles D. Mead
I6 A. 5 vosburgh, James Cassidy, Edward Riley
II. John Coclrane, AnthGy $ Woods andre froment
70 Dennis Nc Carty, John Eagan. Fernando Wood
20. William Murray, VIM. McConkey, Dennis hyer.
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE
Michael Gouldins, Alexander IsaAcs, Henry Apple
hof John Pryor, Mslsch Ryan
2 John Robinson, John Sheridan Francis Seely James
Finney Thomas J. Rsgers
2 Samuel Bennett Louis JUICY, Jr, Stephen Kelly,
Michael Morsny, John III finnigan -
4. Geo w. Green, q. p. Bedford, J. Sweeney, J. H.
Midmer, Geo MeGrann
s VIM Francis, John Briggs Thomas SHERWOOD "in'
Allen, Charles Banta.
G. Patrick Gsrrick, Jnnes Hogan, John Clancy 'onn
Jourdsn, Charles Gordon -
ANDREW Sheehan, VIM Dunn, henry o'o'e' Jul"
,.,,os Mepermott' Geo 1, Loutrell. Patrick Gala
cher John McKbbin d. UDderhA
s.wm. b Ripley, Jas. l.. Van War, " m pu'eh'e'r''
Thomas Levy, John ). Carter ~,
IN VIM Williams Howard E. Coates James Fitz
maurice John Nugent, Edward Welsh
IL Francis Clark Gilbert Weeks, John her1aeih W"
LANDER Cyrus Schoonmaker.
10 Abraham H. Garrett, WIN. Hancock STEPHEN Lai<
Henry Brsdhur-t, VIM c. Freeman No.
IS. Alfred Palmer. Richard Ne"kLh wi tu,,...,
mick, Richard C.. Downing, Robt Wmtaao
IA lame, Mcclure Henry Weekly James Lyncn'
James Hsys. Joseph shannon nh. W.,
49, II Brady Benz. H. Field, w. r. RonAids' M
- T.. oT ns,s T VIM c. Bette. Charles A. May, John
B. Kelly, James Cochran ~, ID
II. C. Banbridge Smith Thos F, Jeremiah, ~ m. L.
Stafford, Augustus l.. Mcmahon ny Mas'I IL
10. John Foster, Dennis Dean, Ierrenee n''"' '"A'
Van Peli Charles 4. Shea NJ.
10 John NJ Dunlap, John b. Cunningham, heNys
min r. Fairclnlds, james c. Hsyes' Horace ~
Dewey. u,.n... :,
% John Mc(1ave James NJ. Poet, James wallace ~
Caspsr Myers. Patrick Rafferty,.
WARD cosMr7EEs. -
J,t W1rd-John II. Williams David Nsvmsn, J9 9ia
stil,s ih.na Conroy Michael Nesy, FRANCIS DonnsHy
Thos Holland Joseph Petty, samuel Aud hnsn We,
Michael Murray Michael Burns Charles Oannon' 'aIae'
Shields VIM, johnson. ,x,u.
I'D Wayd-Toblss c. OConner. Owen hulAny william
Thompson. Edward Cornell Wn. B. Siorer, Antnony
Dursrd John Ward Jas. B. HetheringtOn John Cooosy
| james Martin, John Hoemsn. John Evans OaAfes p"
! kruser John w Clark, Geo. w. Issaes.
| ma Ward e. A. King, c. y. Woodruff kdwsra pI ~
! ton Edward Bunk WIN. WOodrrf, Charles JoonSon Z,
Kelly William MeGraw James English, kinney, sam
Psndins, Thomas Bown, A. X. Maynard john o'HeH'
! TbomAs Brady. n n.n,h.-
Nv i Cuunin cham Samuel Duslar. John Ullmsrtin V %