New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

given and the Twelfth wsr. Police were scon on the
ground but the sssaiis,ts hai led just previous 10
their arrival and were n0t ,rrestd Brady was iosth
with conveyed 10 the stasioa Hou~e, where he died
soon affeswsrd Of his wounds
Luke Fitzpatrick dan ger7siy stabbed in Ii b,ck
during the fshi snd also had ks iefr am fractured
He at late hour after receiving medical attendance
at the Police Station, conveyed to the xew.york
Hospital Thomas Lee received two scalp wound,
and bad cut in the back. Charles Fitzpatrick was
also badly injured on the head They we're attended
BY Drs Colby .ad Hi The assailants are sapposed
10 be Germans but their names, residences or any
thing concerning them appears to be unknown TO Tho
authorities. The Coroner viii thoroughly investigate
the case and possible ASCERTAIN who the perpetrs-
tors in this murderous Outrage are The Germans II
is said had prorocson for commencing the assault
The LATE FarsL AFrKAY IN WArER-sr.-
Coroner Ives. yesterday morning empannelei Jury
to hold an inques: upoa the body of VIM Bevin, who
lost his life in arsy IA wstcrst. lat Set 1Fday
night. The following named gentlemen were sworn
Jonathan Z. Brush, No. lie Rivinytonst; silas W.
Speuding, No. s. Avenue c; A. c. Hard, No. li7
Chambersst Patrick II. Fay, No. ia Monroe-st
David Brien. No. J3 Spring Ct John d. vsndenburyh
Harlaem; Benz Hssbrouck, 90. sfs Haisonss George
Dcveln, No. I75 West Ninetee nth st. Joseph Quinn
No lle Crushy-st David Ksst, Forty sAh-st, near
sxih-sv. The Jury after being eupanneled. repaired
to the Fourth Ward stston-Hoase and took view q
the body of the deceased, after which they were
discharged by the Coroner till 10 O'Clock this morning
when the Investigation will commence at the Coroners
Office. No. 8 New City Hall
The FRAcAs IN BsoApwAY.-The quarre
in Broadway, corner Of Prncest, on Sunday evening.
between Robert Lamont Esq formerly Mayors Clerk.
and notorious individual, known Bob MITCHELL"
an scccun, Of which WA published In The 7yiAsse Of
yesterday pleased to state s far from beng
serious represented. The attack, 10 appears, YVES
made by Mitchell who camc OFT second best As Mr.
Lament, in defending himself punished his adversary
rather severely. Mr.. Lamont after a short desen-
tion and the real facts In the becoming known
set at liberty In the melee he lost his watch and
chain, which, it is charged, taken BY Mitchcll or
some associates who were with him.
SrRASGERs.-At the AsroR, w. w. Evans,
Lima, SA Mrs f. Willard, Troy WIN Buring Phil
sdelphis; Vim. P. BurrslL Bridgeport; J. p. Miller,
Hudson; Or. Wheeler do. J. Morris, Binghamton
WIN. H. Winder Washington II. Ten Eyck, Cszen.
owls: Geo w Kendall New 0rieens
Attic AMERICAN b. Berry. PiBcataqua Co.; 2 Crane,
sunbornton Bridge Gen J. W. Tycoon, Maryland Capt
Pritchard, Waterbury, CT; Hon Gorhsm Parks, Yon-
kers; Cspt wymsn, U.SN
AZ the METROPOLITAN, Col David Looncry Miss; D.
LeRcp Cali John Gilchiist London; = H. Hammond,
Albany; John c. Congcr and family, Re4IIock w.
Burden, Troy; w. Wocott, Utica J. q. Lawton, Green
Bay; Don l.. de Larranzas. Santiago. ChiH judge Ad.
ans, Sag Harbor; 3. Marsh, Chicago; Mr.. vsnpcr'
wenter San Francisco; John Groins, England.
At the IRVING, Gov. Johnson, Ohio Hon y. u Hsvrt
son. San Francisco Mai. James Sykes Philadelphia Hon
John McCoup. Troy; 4. F.. Bishop New-York Hon. j.
Rogers, 81. Louis; Nathaniel Greene, Conn., Henry j.
Rogers Baltimore
A FEMALE ATTACKED ny ROwDIEs.-A Mrs
Kelly, residing stNo 81 Wills. st. on Monday afternoon
while on her way 10 the Hoboken Ferry assaulted
by couple Of rowdies who attempted violence upon
her person. She to get away from them, ran 10 tue
pier foot of HObokenst, where she accidentally icll
through hole about four five feet square, from which
rhe wos liberated by Officers Smith and Jenkins Of the
Eighth Ward. The rowdies escaped arrest
FREs-On Sunday night at late hour FIRE
broke out in the of house No ii Broome caused by
some clothing taking tire from lamp. Tho flames were
speedily extinguished. -
On Monday about o'clock fire occurred in
the building No 81 Johnst accustomed by some feet IN
furnace for heating the premises The occupants
aided by the Second Ward Police extnguished the
flames
About 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a
fire broke on. in the brick building in the rear OF No
sgla Grcenc-st, occupied q cabinet makers shop by
H. Honey The alarm quickly given, and the fire
men were the ground and extingnlshed the
flames before the premises were much damaged. The
origin of the FIRE il unknown.
The alarm of fire for the eighth district last evening"
proved 10 be false The hreen were out In large mum
berp end raversed the district but finding no nre soon
returned home.