New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28

the body OF Louisa Hart native Of Germany - yea OF
nlnistered on Sunday afternoon by her hands The
testimony was sdduced before the Coroners jury
Charot< zieboid swon-ssys / reside ct No 81 Sulli-
vant the deceased lived in nv service she has been with
me month and 10 days; yesterday afternoon, about 81
Scoc, the deceased was mixing something white in tun
sssed her what II was, and sbe SAID 1t Of
tsrsr she took the tumbler and Of the door
a.eT Mrs Nonseeck came over 70 my house and told
my babe at that time but between and O'Clock went
ane ,ns deceased told she had taken shilngs
IN " sIsSnc she would not tell me why she took IL.
margaret pcnAeeek sworn ssys reside AT No 90 SuIli-
BOON ,ns oeces.ed came to my house Sunday AFTER
tbought to get drink Of Water abe owed me nr,ber
~ NAG some white powder sticking it she told me
with myself and said goodbye asked her riy shs tooI
~ ndshe SAID she would tell me By and by but she did
n9l te me sent for doctor who gave her powder Al
pital. "O''e una had her taken to the hos
The testimony of Dr. r. Asnev Actin, uor.. so,..o,
to the n T. Hospital was also taken He stated thst the
deceased was admitted 81 o'clock suffering nnder the =.
but the poison had become too deeply seated for them 10
produce the desired effect and the patient died. post
n,orten examination was made, when the presence Of
The testimony here closed and after brief asence the
verdict that the deceased Lousa Hart com
OF nsenic the 10Th inst.
SERIOUS DIsTURBAyCE.-On Sunday evening
aege number Of persons congezaed at the corner Of
Thryeghths and Ninth av and rnspy Of them heinz in
toxicsted asenous disturbance ensued OcersC Ca
b johnson and Keenan, Of the Twentieth Ward Police in
enoeeVODg 10 que the not received several blows
Ocer Cae was struck the shoulder with club in the
hands OF one ofthe rowdes and seriously The others
received blows with similar weapons but ped serous
injury information Of the disturbance received at the
fohce Statol ard Capt. Hannegan with posse Of bis
men, repaired to the spot aud put the begerents
before Justice NcGrath and held to await exsminston
Their names are Jas M. Bnen. Michael and Edward Nc
Co1nick, Owen Rafferty,, Owen Farrell aud Peter Burns
ASSAULT UPON POLICE OFFIcERs-A man
named Jeremiah Gohsn yesterday arrested ON warrant
Issued by Justice Mcrsh charged with having during the
Primary Election Friday last committed a violent
sault upon Officer Oakley OF the Nineteenth Ward who
TIdsy Were Po was being held The accused wa.
heldto bail in 81 600 to answer the charge.
man named John Murphy arrested on Sunday night
charged with assaultps Officer Areson of the Eighteenth
Ward, with sluDg shot The accused with three Others
insulted the Officer he passing through Nineteenth
It, Third-av and when demonstrated with, struck
him with sung shot Sergeant Burton of the Ward
happened be near ara fastened TO the assistance of his
brother Officer The rescss then fed and all but Murphy
escaped He was taken before Justice McGath and held to
await examination.
The RECENT ASSAULT UPON Mr.. AUGUSTUS
ScHELL AT TAMMAsy HALL.-Yesterdsy afternoon Ser
geant Bowling and Officer Lord of the Sixth Ward Po
lice, arrested John = Austin, bench warrant issued by
the Court OF General Sessions he having been indicted by
the Grand Jury for participating in the late riot at Tam
Democratic General Committee, severely injured He
gave bail in 81 600 to answer the charge
SERIOUS AocIDESr-A young man named
Henry Veshel while riding spirited horse Sunday after
through Hudson-s, contact with OF the
Eghthav cars and thrown with great force TO the
pavement. He fell the track, his night resting
upon It, and the car passing IT, crushed i in shocking
Mr. Knapp the conductor immediately stopped
the and assisted the injured 10 bis residence No %
kingst- where physician soon IN attendance and
dressed the which it thought viii have to be ampu
tatcd 1t said that the accident owing entirely TO the
csreefsness Of the injured He had for some time
previous been rdine in his shirt sleeves at furious rate
through several srees and coming into Hudsons rode
his hoAe directly against the car.
A FEMALE IN PANTALooNs.-A female named
Mary Clements who keepss small in Wslker-st-
arrested on Sunday plight BY officer Pstten OF the Fourth
taken TO the Staon-House whom 1t was discovered that
although dressed in male attire she was female fester
day morning se vas taken before Justice Welsh who after
severely repruhdng her discharged her. she promising
never again to be guilty of similar ofense.
THREAT TO SHooT.-On Sunday evening
Officer Macauey Of the Sixth Ward arrested Italian
named Antoine Gruetta charged with threatening to shoot
John Wilson and Adea LebnYn while in Duane st., near
Broadway with pistol loaded TO the muzze which he had
in his possession He taken before Justice Osborne
and committed TO prison.
rAdveripemen.
IL One of the Cheapest and Best Con-
Quoted Crockery in the Cityis s. d. GoKMASs, No.
100 Canalst His assortment of Fancy Articles for the
pe.e found Persons in quest of OF the above
goods would do wen to give him call
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