New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 70, 1852

- TIE farc-u, Of Re-. JJhn Wa!sh,
the l.ta pss,or Of s.. Paurs Roman Catholic Cau7os,
Harlem took place on Tues Jay m)rsing. he was d
years of age over fifty vehicles containing relatives
and fre ads Of the deceased were 10 the procession
SEcOND-HASD DEALERs.-SeyeraI sec
ondhard dealers in goods Of all descriptions have -
ccn,y been arrested and aSel before Justice BOgsr.
who fired them s. each for carrying their profes
Dion without license. Many others, 10 Orange and
Chs;hsmss and elsewhere, will be proceeded against
whs it ia satisfactorily s.certAned tia, they have
license.
~ A beautifully illustrated certificate
of membership for Scott sud Graham Clubs, bearing
very alr lkenesseS Of the Wing candidates for Presi
den, snd President and also representation of the
.orming of Chapultepec, has been Issued by d. Z.
CAN'T, No. l92 Broadway.
ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Two
men, nsr ca Henry Taylor snd Michael Shr while at
work on high scatold erected for the purPoss OF
painting the ceiling OF the New.York Hotel dining
ROOM very severely Injured by the giving way OF
the scsfo'd which precipia,ed them 20 the floor, a
di.,s1ce Of fiieen feet Taylor wss conveyed
to tie NewYork Ho.p!a and is feared the internal
Injuries he has received viii terminate fatally.
The LATE DISASTER ~ EIGHTEENTH
sT-Yesterday mornipg Coroner Ives called 10 the
house No lG2 East TEenty.second ST., to hold an In
quest on the body of Patrick Short, who instantly
killed. on Tuesday afternoon by falling from the roofof
house attached 70 the gas manuisctory OF the Man
haitian Gas Co., foot of EIgh;een,hst, N. K. Jury
empsneled who took view Of the body, and after
the taking of testimony the further nyestg son
relative the of the roof !slng, burned
til IBIS afternoon The men in the Hospital VINO were
injured at the time deceased los, his o are doing well
ard probably will recover.
ACCIDENT on THE HUDsON RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-Cwipg to the washing down Of the embank.
upon the tracks by the heavy rains, the down
train, Tuesday evening, from Alb any, due here at
o'cocS ran OF the rais shor, tstorce above Tarry
town, urg the locomotive ard twisting portion OF
the railway. bu, causing other damage Tnc trains
following remained at Ta-rytown all Might and those
Of yesterday morning both up and down, detained,
the passengers fnsy b.irg Obliged 70 change cars aud
walk pat that portion of the track INSTRUCTED by the
accident. The Instructions were removed yesterday.
CARAT oclock Tuesday evening as the So clock
train for Philadelphia, on the NewJersey Railroad,
approaching New Brunswick TIE train ran oil the track
us, at the bridge over the Raritsn. The locomotive
struck the abutment Of the bridge aud was stopped
The locomotive was somewhat injured, also the
! fireman. who lesped OF the engine. No passengers
were Injured but the train the very brink of the
shore of the Rarian and had an exceedingly narrow
escape from being precpltated down the embankment,
forty feet, into the stream. Not In hundred
times in all probability could such an accident occur at
that place without fearful calamity by the throwing of
/ the train into the river.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--On Monday
evening, German, In state Of intoxcaop wa' killed
on the track of the Hudson River Railroad, shor. dis
tsnce above Croton. He was knocked down by the
locomotive of the express train, and his head was cut
whistle when be discovered him, but the man upped
Immediately before the train. In one OF his pockets
was prayer book, in which the name Louis Leruer'
was written.
A CoNTEMPTIBLE VILLAIN.-A most
shameful deception and larceny was prsctsed upon
Young women named Julia Hswley who arrived In
this City from New. Haven Tuesday night. 1t ap.
pears Julia stepped from the cars at Twerty'seventh
st. but expected TO the conductor again before he
lefs and get directions from him about proceeding to
the house of her relatives Ia this City While she was
standing alone she accos;ed by respectable look
Ing young man. who offered 20 show her to her destlna
,op instead of doing which, however, he walked with
| her 10 Houston.st near Wooster when he took pos.
session of her carpet bag containing wearing apparel
and other articles valued at $50 aud made his escape
| she was sfterward discovered by the Eighth
Ward Police taken to the Station house. aud made COM
Portable for the night Yesterday morning Assistant
Captain WMlow conveyed her to the residence Of her
uncle, Mr. Charles Hswley, In Twenty lourth st. The
| villain las not ye! been arrested.
| SERIOUS ARRAY AND STABBING.-On
| Tuesday evening, as Hugh Margrao, residing at No
- Dlvsons. standing quietly Ia the door In front
OF his house he as is alleged violently assaulted
| By two men, named William Matthews and his son
George one of whom struck him on the left temple
knocking him down when they both fell upon and beat
hin. with their fists and feet in very severe manner
Margrap, to defend himself from their violence, man
aged e get our and open bis pocket knife with which
he stabbed the younger Matthew's in 1--WE distinct places.
Two of the wound, the abdomen, two in the
rrn and one In the leg The stsbs In the region Of the
sbdomen are very severe and may prove fatal. The
eldeHMat.hews was arrested the complaint Of Mar
e.an and committed by Justice Welsh till the matter
can be further investigated
FIREs.-On Tuesday night, about II
o'clock tire broke cut ia small fra house la the
r4nr OF No 4t3 Ninth ~ The bremen of the Second
District the ground and exrnsulshed The
flames before much damage occurred
AZ iH.e hour ire was discovered 10 the fourth story
o. house No 20 Eighth on Miller Of Eighteenth
Ward with the assistance of ciuzeGs, succeeded
u Npgu,hlng the flames before any alarm vas given.
| RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY
E,rv IN the week three young men, named Kane,
Wilson ana scCbrIy, arrested by the FUN w ara
Police ged with having attempted 70 break Into ne
dwelling house no 90 Norm Hooe-st, with the view Of
..-.r-.L..a Tine Pal.e oil