New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16


Ill you should prefer, you can name your choce on
~ ,sme terms of several vacant new houses ia the
sga part Of the City, which are at my disposal
- Yours respectfully, JOSH ALLEN,
No. s. Pearlst. House.
SALES FOR TAxEs.-The sale by the
co,troller commenced yesterday ct the room Of the
fsrt Of Assistant Aldermen, City Hall large com.
ysny was In attendance.
The LATE HOMICIDE IN MULBERRY
The lpaulsition relative 10 the of death Of Hugh
Duffy who was stabbed the afternoon o! Tuesday,
The sth inst 10 Mulberryst, and died subsequently at
he New.YOrk Hospital yesterday resumed and
concluded by Coroner lves The following Is copy OF
he most important evidence adduced:
John DOaHeliy, of No. 31l East Twelfth-st, being
sworn, ssyE-l sm the father OF Mrs D1an my wife
had been TO her house the day before the fatal oc-
sursnce and told me that Mrs Jan had gone 10 her
brOhers; the next day went there u see IT could
ue any arrangement between the parties, II not, 70
tile Mrs. Doan away with me- according 10 her desire;
shen went in, Dolan was at dinner; Mrs Doan
MED me 10 sit down; ! did so and remarked
IA they (Dolan and bis wiie could live very comora'
h, there II they would; Mrs. Dolan replied that she
culd II she would be let alone then asked Dolan
what kind OF life ne led or intended leading he asked
me what meant-ts explain; | replied, " For me 20
epIan 20 YOU after all your exploits, would be need
Vs.. for find that II is not man lives here but
devil" be became enraeed at this and some words en-
ued between he Jumped from table and threw me
1ogp and when Ia that posture he struck me
shep got up both struck for some time TILL he said
1lesye nv hou.e !" LETT the room then aud stopped in
tbs hall be came into the na aud We scuied out
10 the street; Mrs DOan and her sister came out
On the stoop; he struck his wife and pitched her
down the steps, and said, ego along for We
/ told him not to dare 10 strike her, aud
struck at him with stick | then reured
down the sidt walk for short distance, and spoke
20 three or four strangers my then came up
and put bis own cap upon my head he then Went 10
where bic sisitr was standing upon the stoop lnme'
diaiey followed, and instantly heard some one VINO vas
The house shout out the pistol :" ran between Mrs
Dlan and her husband and Doan laid the pistol TO my
breast seized Dolan aud tue pistol and called tor help;
lhad both tiIl Dolsn released his grasp oil
nan came up At the time and helped TO get away IRON
Dosni be took the pistol and | saw no more OF II ;
when turned round | saw DOan lying upon me hoOr
told every person To leave the room anu We ieit 10
Ian sone and went into the nan n fo, a SI'e s
beard the cry of knife !" Hugh Duffy fell and saw
polsn lit his hand from Duffy and saw BLADE OF
e IN his hand ran imms dialeiy forward 70 protect
Duffy when Dolan struck Inc with the KNIFE on my
fshi band the blade passed through my nanu ne
made second stroke al me when Mrs Dolqn pulled me
b,ck and received the blade herself Doan thenrushed
Into back room and closed the door then went 10
he front door when met Owen Duffy whom told
Tat Hugh was stabbed and asked him 10 have him faken
awsy saw Hugh Duffy strike ID Ian with wooden
Win stick al the time Doan stabbed him.
Pa,rick CroaL of No. 36l T~elfth-st, sworn, says
On Tuesday the sth inst, went to Spring$t on 0asi
ness for Mrs Forbes met Hugh Duffy in Spring.st,
and went with him TO Marshas at the corner OF Spring
and Mulberry.sts, where We had drink together
when we came out Mary Ann Donnely met us, and
said that she in search OF an ohcer tSt ne. %
had been beat by John Dolsn went with Hugh Duty
10 the place. and the first person saw was Mira UoIan'
Sho was bleeding IRON the nose as made my appear
ance, D0lsn told to stand snl Tor lew minutes
Invent to the steps, and saw Dosu come OUT win
snbarreled pistol and lay il to Donneiys breast
heard noise from the pistol but cannot cay whetneto
hot Il was the swapping or cooking OF II number oI
men rushed in and the pistol was taken from Doian
sN.. I'D ahnFflu
heard the CRY of "knife" and saw Dosn with one; |
vent 10 take hold OF Duffy, and at that instant DSan
sAobtd him. and he fell at my leet no attempted ~
rse but could not fearful OF being stabbed my
Nh and ran out did not Duty assault DIlan /
have known Dulan since September last he aud his
vile Gid not live happily togetheri have on two occa-
Mons moved her things away from him. he was not al
home The trs' me the second time ne was OUT a'a "0'
appear to be any way uneasy aooutL
AT the close OF the testimony, the Coroner briefly ad-
dressed the Jury, who retired and after snort deiloe'
fsnCn rendered the following verdict, VIZ " ihst huRu
Duffy came 10 his death by wounds inflicted with KNIFE
o. some deadly instrument in the hands OF John DOan
o. the rendition OF the verdict the prisoner was com
rdned to await the action of the Grand Jury The de-
ceased was q native OF ireland, ~ years OF age.
MoRE RowpYIsM-A MAS SHoT.-The
porter house OF John H. Ellis, No. 10 Coenues clip was
On Monday evening the OF drunken riot About
"a O'clock gang of fellows entered the place, ana oe Al
tie clerk In shameful manner Some men IRON ths
DICK bearing Of the matter went % the house Tor inc
Purpose of defending the proprietor and nis CLERK a
sersl 6,h, then took place, and clubs, chairs ocean
trs Sc were freely used ThCs Kelley young 10 AZ
hbg Al No - Ststest, Brooklyn, was severely
wounded In the right breast by charge OF 'no IRON
Pistol ssd to have been discharged by WIN hTmrip
Der German Several OF the Fret Ward Police were
tc1t Tor who arrested number OF the rioters all OF
whom were taken before lice Captain Snodgrass -
brmrtpper was committed % prison % await eNainna
ton. The wounded man was removed 70 the New forS
hospital large and powerful man, VINO was caied IL
70 ess; In Quehng the disturbance, was knocked uo"l
and most cruelty beaten by several Of the roSdes, aei
which be dragged into the street. where he wa
IOooed OF sii in money, and prOmmsory notes 10 Tue
NSee OF sluo which property has not been recovered
FATAL ACCIDENT AT CRoToN.-A most
neaaeeoy accident occurred on the evening Of Friday
1ms residence OF Col Pierre Van COrtlandt near Gro
which resulted in the immediate desin OF SLtisorge
eck, SOP OF the late Dr. John B. Beck Of New Nork -
are deceased with his little brother and cOored lad
ss''nt IN the family OF Col Van CortAndt wzs IN tn'
Ky ieom behind curtain preparing tor niue pay
efest Of thesamy being in front ct the curtain ht
80 n bis hand an old pistol amily relic, which hsc
stsen used for a long time and had been upon the Il
ny seth for AZ esst ten years. II was, however aeeV
~ osoed with bullets and buekshot and while In th'
snos u the unfortunate lad the muZzle being toward
Sn sss accidentally discharged TIE whole chsrg'
1880 INTO bis breast and killed him Instantly the de
wSs ii years of age, and most Interesting 'Sd
a. inquest was held and verdict rendered N aecor
N'nSe "sh the above fscss
RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-The express
uNe hcm New Haven ran against horse and wago
1e tsek near Williams Bridge, on Monday ate'
M 'a Miss Tebout Of Fofdhsm, who was seated U
1ssson with an elderly gentleman named Carr, wa
S., sn Qua, and the wheels Of enc OF the rail car
Ss over one OF her legs below the knee crushing
ssssSialy. She was taken To A neishboring tavern
-, .le the broken limb ~ss amputated and IL Is hope