New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

ss,,y bcst thst they can't wait tor those on $50
come OF first when the boat will walt IN voc p iL 1,
81 u,nures before the next Trip Aod 90 you n'uH
4 nesn for men tske the seats IN tne isa' .h
and keep them while the ladies walk ue ~noe pnJ
of the bost to seek them che seas n0' tuo s1 ~,
then have to stand all the timer 10 you 'u.nH "'
meant
OF course we DO I'D
TuE LATE HoMcIDE IN ELTzABETH'sT'
The Coroner yesterday proceeded to Investigate tue
su,e Of death Of Perry Bensey who was assaulted on
Monday last BY Denis Horap, and died shortly after
ward The following evidence was adductd;
pB;l;p B,lcG, being sworn, save | reside at No. 10
EIzabeih.st Witnessed the sffay on Monday the
on n inst IL took place about O'Clock saw a man
ri do not know his name) beating another In the alley
next door 10 me he struck TIE deceased seven or eight
tin es 40 hard he could spoke from my window TO
the man and told him not IN kill him | saw the man
fall he got blow nj the time he fell there was ma.
chine there; | cannot tell whether he bit his head
against II or not the man old not desst when calico
out to him 10 kill the deceased did not resist he
held down bis head and ali heard him say W Easy,
"essy !" The man beating him seemed to be gfls,
passion ne bad hold fthe deceased with hh lsts hs4,
pushing him along With his nigh, hand dec ased ed
10 OF is minutes after he fell saw nothi oi eiiHc9
nf,he men until The sGrsy took place the ma" a. qes
fiop kicked the deceased after be fell a. % ~
I'm E5,au cousin Of the ;cused, residing 10 =
Sullivan ST, bing sworn says-i %as ~ de- ,essed
cane 10 the shop about 10 O'Clock; a. no. Aho" 80
he wanted at about II o'clock sa" nlui I,Ss sp oor
The .,eps of The door leading to the engine Io1 90,
sfer ~ o'clock heard the prison teli bensIeF -
up; be old not get up; the prisoner tngn I I "a, 40
op al put hi n out toto Eizaoeth-st as ne on N4@
Kicked bim and remarked TO him, FeIn9Ps -,e
sober now-i'll mike you sober HteT eh "the
Bepfley r. turued TO the alley the pr,onep psa scqS
hold Of him and pushed him out, "heh ,n'ey tei
upon the pavement; | saw the prisoner etnke MIN as
he vss pusb'ng him along be sso kicked him alter he
fell pisoDer had notbius In bis han1 when he struck
Der sley the latter vas in liquor stEhe time
John H0r<n testified TO tbe p'it'ner pushing tho De
ceased Of the sley, but thought he useo no faore
violence than was NJ cessary.
Mogison Bmchoe, of No IS RlviDgton't, testified to
having known TIE deceased ior ABOUT ten yesfs ana
sao tbSt for the Int two years ne was very uch ga
dicsed 10 drinking liquor.
Uost rnorlem examination YVES msde by Dr. L!dei,'
WV gave lis opinion that the immediate carse OF DEAN
ss oompre ssion of the brain by e7Itravcstef blood
Hm,pht have been occasioned by violence or t 1niSot
have been produced By natural csnses " From me
appearance Of the brain, be Gays, am OF we oph,
Ion that congestion existed prior 10 the efusion OF
blood"
The Jury rendered a verdict that Perry Bensley
bis death by injuries received from the hands
Of Dennis Koran the 2Grh intt, sao beDsey being
in IN exhausted stare of body at the time" On the
rendition Of the verdict the prisoner vas held to bail 10
the sum 81 81 600 to await the action OF thu Grand
Jury. The deceased native OF Ireland 81 years
of ege.
RuN OvER.-A boy. named R0bt. Bisin,
whose parents reside at No. psf Beeckers was run
corr of Beecker and Christ phersts, and seriously
injured lie was taken TO a drug store on the same
corner, but the proprietor refused hin abundance
allPfirg n reason that a crowd would be likely %
collect about bis place The poor bov was then taken
home by Officer Dayie, Of The Ninth Ward.
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER
RAILRoAD-On Tuesdey evening. as the Hudson River
Railroad train pas sing the corner of Fifdethst II
passed ever the arm of had named Simon Haley, late
Nv residing in Thirty sxrh.s, near Ninth av., which
was torn from his body Tt boy seems was sitting
upon the track at the time unmndtu Of the approach
of the train. He was conveyed 10 the New YORK Hos
pitaI
AssAULTING A POLICE OFFICER.-On
Tuesday night two men, named Samuel Smith and
ysbp o Bren, were arrested on the Battery charged
with ssssultng officer Ilili, othe First Wari Several
Of their companions made an attempt to rescue the
prisoners but we're driven of by the Police The ac
cused were held 10 await examination
MURpERoUs ASSAULT "A man named
Owen McMsDnus in the employ OF Cornell & Turnure
stage propretos sleeping 10 of the stages OF
that Company yesterday morning. about l O'Clock,
when some numbering rascal struck MIN tho head
twice with heavy club, fracturiDg his skull and tear
ing portion of the scalp from the bone Toe asssiant
after committing the outrage, fled and Gas not becu
arrested TIE injured man taken to the New York
Hospital where he is considered to DO dangerously
wounded.
RECOVERY or PROPERTY SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN STOLEN At TIE MONTREAL FIRE A man
pameo Thomas Wych, was yesterday arrested by OF
6ceTs BOwyer aud Radford. of the Cneis Office, at
the swelry establish ment OF Mr. Rogers, No 81 Ca4t
hsmst, where he was Offering for sale some silver.
pisted ware which believed 90 be stolen property
Soon after the arrest the officers ascertalned that the
accused had large amount OF plated and siiverwareo OF
various descriptions secIe,ed at house in Bro0kyn,
near the South Ferry aud searching n preni-Cs,
found IT, and conveyed IL TO the Chiefs Office, where
can be seen From some other circumstances which
have 20 sht, they tatisfed tbs; the
stolen from ewelry establishment In Montreal, while
the recent great fire was raging there Many OF the ar
hcles are marked Z" B G" with the star and Garter
An individual named Moran. who it Is thought an
accompce Of Wych, also arrested and detained at
the Chiefs Office.
Suspicion OF LARCENY.-A cOl)red
Yesterday arrested having In her possession
two heavy silver table spoons, marked L. D. ~ wh'Ca
she oatring 10 CELL and which supposed to be
stolen property. An owner To wanted for tine Spoons at
Essex Police Court lnquiry TO be made Of Mr. Rock
well Clerk Of Police. Tho accused committed 5y
Justice Welsh for examination.
BURGLARY AND ARREST or TIE BURG-
On The night of the 2Gh instant the premises OF
John Garland corner of the Bo~ery and Hester-st,
entered by means Of forcing open door leading
into Hes or ST. aud robbed OF pocket BOOK containing
r,oi,sov, notes for S2lS together with bank bills and
coin 10 the amount of Si with which the burglar
cnped. Yesterday, however, man named George
Sheridan was arrested, having In his possession the
pocketbook aud most of the stolen money. The notes
bad either been destroyed other~i'c disposed Of
The accused taken before Justice Welsh and
mitted to prison for trial.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Bernard Fitzsim-
and John Gillep. two of the rioters who were mr.
rested ON Monday charged with attempting rescue
ksne the alleged fugitive from the hGnds of the Police
were yesterday admired 20 bail In the sum OF 81 800
each The others being able procure the
surety still remain In prison.
BoARp OF EDUCATION VedneS day.
The President, +. c. Benedict Esq In the Chair
Pati0Hs-Fron Inhabitants OF Harlem for an Even.
ing School, from oficeIs of the sixth Ward for an
Evening School, from school officers If Fourteenth
Wad for appropriation Of 500 70 complete the re.
psirs ard alterations 10 School Houses Nos and II.
Referred