New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

, where she he's been abau. a fortnight. She
DO hair was cut or and che for the frs! tIlo pat
,,e pan,aioons Ills was done at her own request,
=. order tist her parents should no find her. After
,.,ing In ter rev dress, she walked out with conf
- II was then decided that they should quit the
go, where Hey had been, and take new ioigngs.
u.s. man went to another hotel, and the woman to
t.rdng house After getting the place in the clothing
..o,r abe was placed where shc last boarded, and
there she rern,ined when detected. She was dressed
!, black pants round jacket, dark vest and wore
xossuth hat and feather.
Row IN THE BowERY.-On Saturday after
,oou sbo,t thirty rcwdies forced their way into the
Povery Circus by knocking down the door-kceper
po,eemen Hsyes and Prince John Davis Of the Tenth
ysId, who were in attendance to pre'crve order
Information was Immediately cent to tho Eleventh
Ward Station House for help, but by the time tho
lief force made their appearance The rascqs had acd
Many Of then. however, are known, and viii probably
soon be erected. The excitement created in the
psiVbborhood at the time OF the row was intense.
SrRAsoEEs-The Prince of Nassau, brother
TO the ReigniDg Duke end the Prince Of Vyede Ger
naDy) are IL tGe Uuion.pGcc Hotel
His Exc cllorcy. SenoI J. de Osma, Envoy Extraor
dnny and Minister Ploupotenry from Peru, with hs
fmily end suite, arc ALEC AT the Unionplace Hotel
~. M. II a.
Rsey, DunLi'k; DIR. w. Craig, Kentucky; DR.. w. Rii-
der, Lowell c. :. Mygal Rocky Mountain: II. J.
Clsrp, Fairfield J.: Burnham, Boston; w. w. Brown,
Name J. Rose, Holyoke; w. Brock, Boston s. A.
Britain, Boston: w Z. Jones Portsmouth; C. A. Saep-
ard, Boston; T. II Baker, Bottom o. Vsnderberg, Sy.
racuse; Jsn,s Barkly Kentucky; w. w. Brigham,
Dunkiik; Co J. 9. Boyd ston G. w. Ba1ger, Bos-
ton G. T. Tai, B o. j. L. Train Boston; j. Sharp,
g. W. Sharp, lidelphio, snd others
At the MYrroFoLrTAN-Bon. james H1ltord. Montre.
u; Hon ) BiNby, Georgia 7. P. Haines u $: Al
Charles M. Dunuy Jr.. Rondout; &. +. Lord, Mime;
II. NJ Richards, Miss; c D. Kellogg, Mas; DR.. stone,
Boston; H. Sterling. Ohio p. F. Sanford, Plnsgille;
anthony ;. Seq n, Nw-orleans; D. b. Cook Chicago
r. f. Ddw0 d., Cincinnfti; Charles Cooper Blngor;
A. b. Parsonr, Phil; 3. : Cooncy Bait; Tlos. d. Day,
St Louis p. {. Gwa.hway, n o.; L. B. Osborn, Phil;
Hon. G. Thulbor New Bedford; F. J. H2rgey Army;
VIM. Eoford, LON ON; Don Inn9cenzo Peegrin. Next
co; T. N. De- andes NJ xico If, Baldwin, syracu5e;
II. 8. Pole 81. Johns; Hon. Joel Turyinc Oswe5o;
p p. Sanford Ohio and others.
At the IRyINC Hon J. A. Rockwell, Conn; T. Sey
rnorr. Bufaio. T. nix. g Louis Hon X. McCieland'
Hudson Hon Timothy FoIet, VT; Hon. C5H'e7 Crap
Insp, Conn a Young, Wellington; WiI'a I "a w
Va; Lieut. Hnse Amy p E Isimas va Monte.
LcnvenwoIth. Syr CO X Y. james w. o. ." ~
mallD, Savannah, and othefe. - . 1,,,.Ltrro.
Attl,e AmrprcAv William r. Robertson LyncnDI'y'
L. L. Oliver Boston; K +. Rollins, Pmllae'Pha =, - ~
Montroee Providence J. II. Taylor, Boston w; y.
Nchols. Philadelphia; VIM. Davis, Boston; Z: T. " III
man PhiladelYhia; T. Leland, Boston; L. H. CHADWICK
4, tbe HowtEp HorEL Hon l.. w Clark, Michigan:
r. p Wilson Philadelphia; J. Van Arsdaie hentucAyi
w Montneu 3, Mobile; w. Willard, Ulca; > bartlett
Lexington; s. Horn, Richnond II. HutcLin5, Holy
oie. T w Corhsrn Springfield J. T. Gould, Boston;
Capt Mitchell, Charleston
FrRE.-Yesterday afternoon fire broke out
IN the house No l57 Edrd gcst, OccasiOnet by
The burning out Of q sooty chimney. The Ha'nei were
extipguished before any material damage Occrrei 10
the pTernigc7 Tlo furniture in the ADJOINING ouung
was somewhat damaged by the heat emitted from the
chimney.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A woman OF lntom-
rerste habit named Sarah Watson, who lived At No. b
Pesrlet a few dsys since, while crazy from drlhSiny
noxicttno cuors administered ~ herself large dose
Of laudanum fer the purpose OF seii-Geericaoh Inc
non bied as enetc and acted upol her system
rsry poweruy for two days and nighs at tho expire
M, II whjci f:ac shc died An inquest yesterday
held upon her body and the Jury rendered verdict Of
death BY congestion OF the iangs
SpnprS DFATH-A Young woman named
Angelina Voyce re i1efr. 'ffnadelpia Saiur-
day morning, while at the Jersey City FerTy-house, was
suddenly tken III, ani expired. An inquest YVES
held upon tie body and verdict OF death by disease Of
tie heart WAS rendered
The LATE ACCIDENT ON THE NEw-HAyEy
RAiLRoAD.-On Saturday inquest was held at the
Eighteenth Ward sntor-HOuse, upon the body Of James
Tracy the young man WHO died recently NJ the CIV,
York Hospital III consequence Of having been crlsnei
On Ihureday last y Of the wheels OF car belonging
70 the New Haven RarOa1 II rumored ~ ths tune
Of the occurrence that the baggagemster ha1 pu hed
him Oh the platform Of the car, bu upon in''dI' uoh
Instituted by the Coroner, this Ium0r was ouhi 10 ne
untrue Consderfble testimony was fsKea, On, ~, Vi y
went to show thtt the deceased fell oil the pltor AM
tie Jury rendered the following yerdct; nst ne de'
ceased came to his death by accidentally iins from,
and being by one OF the cars ocoh NJ 70 t1e
New-HsvCn Railroad Co., while IN motion Th' Jury
further cav that they attach no blome to any person
Deceased was 4 native Of Ireland, 81 years OF age
The LATE ACCIDENT IN MURRAY-sT.-Peter
Mcintyre. ci the lgborars who was icaruly inlur
cd on Friday last ly tho falling upon him Of portion
Of the comic Os a new building being erected IN
MuIrsyt, next door to the Manhattan Hotel, died in
the Now YORK Hospital ca Saturday, nigl- tbs brother
John, who UlO ieGruy injured at the samot time, Is
stll olive but with slight prospect Of recovery lie
has femily swing q, No ~ Mulberryst The Coroner
will hold inquest upon the body of the deceased thus
morning.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-An inquest was
held Saturday upon tie body OF Tnomas Grace m.
i've Of lielsnd, who while attempting TO Jump on board
OF the Wimnsburgh ieIry-boets, from the landing
sthe fcot Of Grands, on Friday night missed reaching
theboaf and fell into the water and was drowned Yer
dict accordr yy He leaves three orphan chi iren, MS
wife having ed not long since residing al the corner OF
ils,st and SHAY.
FATAL AccIDHYr-James Brown, a wheel
wright, while q. work in the shop OF WIN. Benson, No
IN Eat Twenty ;lrdst Saturday afternoon lost his
balance and ,hroughthe h0tohway Of one OF the upper
stories OF the ground door, ana received injury from me
effects Of whi.h h. died soon afterwsrd HIS remains
were taken the Bellyuc Dead House where an inquest
viii be held upOn them He was sixty years OF age.
FATAL AccIDExr-On Saturday afternoon,
|s r. williamson while At work upon the br ldns No.
90 Foulth-:t occupied by himself painting the shut,
tiers Of the second story he fell TO the street ana died
shortly aerwagd in consequence OF me INJURIES ne SUI
tined An inquest was held upon the body and yer
DICT Of accidental death was rendered by the Jury.
SERIOUS AcCIDENr-A man named Chris
'ophor Valentine residing in Fortiehst, while in Henry,
It. on Saturday afternoon, very seriously INJURED
IN consequence ola pile of mahogany humber having
ihen upon him. He YVES conveyed to his residence
CARELESS BLAsrrxo.-A man named John