New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-27
ARRIvALs.-Hon. Daniel Webster, s..
cretary Of State and Hon Thomas corwin Secretary n
the Treasury, were at the Assor House yesterday

the Treasury, were si the Assor House yesterday.
INDUSTRIAL CoSGREss.-On TUESDAY,
evening the Industrial Congress did not do mach bus
nes. On motion of f. oMsl'on. Committee v~ a..
pointed to memorabilia the Common Coonef for a.
abolition Of the Contract System and for the psyms,,
ten shilings per day on Corporation work
GREAT FIsBINs.-Hon. II. w. Ella
worth, late L. s Min 70 sweden. and 8 Hal.
Esq., together with a couple OF other gentlemen csu,hs
in the Pecopic Bay just wet of Shelter Island % he
a4th inst in two hours and i've minutes eight huaar.d
and sixty two porgies some Of which weighed tire.
pounds and half
ANOTHER Rum MURDER.-The Coro-
per of westches,er County states that he called
or Tuesday, the 18th inst, to hold an Inquest he
body Ct Ann Bowen, who vas killed BY blows with tie
fists, by her husband James Bowen. The psrticalar,
are as follows Bowen returned home Monday even.
ing, the l7,h instant about O'Clock, in q Of l.
toxicsou his wife sitting in a chair; he sstcd
why his supper was not ready, and Immediately esr
menced beat her both sides OF her head vita N
clenchsd fists this continued for some miausu.
finally lad l6 years old succeededin getting hiu
10 bed The woman wac not heard 10 speak after L.
for snd did all in bis power to her. bus che de}
about O'Clock on Tuesday The Coroner summoned
Jury investigate the matter and post moyss@ ex.
animation was held BY Drs. Pooley aud Gardner Tia
vercict Of the jury was, That the deceased, Ana
Bowen, came to her death by blows inflicted by IL
hands Of her husband James Bowen" The accused
was to White Plains Jail to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
DRowNED.-An unknown colored man.
apparently from twenty-five thirty years of age wss
found floating In the Hudson River, and taken on shors
between East Camp and Oskhill Station OF the Hudson
River Railroad, May % lie WAS dressed In striped
gray Iants flannel under and nasa overshirt Had On
pair OF shoes and stockings, ard neckhandkerchief
in of his pantsloous poe q was found pocke.
book containing twenty cents In change aud tso
pswniickets; slso one brass and one common KEY
An inquest held by the Coroner and the Jury rem
6ered verdict of accidental drowning lie 10 su,
posed 10 have been steward cook some boat
Is bis cannot be sscertsined his friends might
apply at No 2s9 Spiing-st, New-York-Burrows Co
hens Pawn Ofice-ucket 52o4, (for ring) dated Mayo
1882 Further particulars may be had by applying 10
the Coroner.
ACCIDENTs.-Adam Honck, German
living at No 50 Sherifst while driving span Of horses
through the Bowery yesterday morning, when usr
Broome st. was thrown from the vehicle and severely
injured The accident occurred in consequence Of the
forward axeiree having broken. The injured was
conveyed 10 bis residence.
Thos Tobin sailor fell through the hstchway the
ship Lady Franklin lying at the foot of Doverst aud
was seriously injured He was taken to the N Y Hoe
pital.
DEATH FROM lNJURIEs.-FeTdinan
Fritz, the German who ahmed between the ferry
bridge and one of the boats of the Houstonst Ferry
on Sunday evening last died yesterday, from tbs Ia.
juries he received at the Y. Hospital. The Coroner
was called to hold inquest upon the body but no
evidence could be obtained to the particular manner
In which he received his injuries, and the inquest
necessarily postponed until today Persons knowingb
the facts in the case will please report themselves y
the Corr ner this morning at hs Office In the New City
Hall.
FOUND DROwNED.--COrOner >. W.
Smith held inquest at Sparta on the goth inst, on hs
body of an unknown found floating in ths Hudsoa
River. paper bearing the name of John d. Lose
found in the pockets of the deceased Hs bad ons
black frock c,a black pants, and strap around bis
waist. Verdict, accidentally drowned.
BURIED.-Daniel McCarty was badly
injured yesterday morning in Sixteenth st near Fourth
av, in consequence OF bank OF earth having falsa
upon him while he engaged In digging cellar lie
was taken to the N Y Hospital.
FALLING OF A WALL.-The gable end
of the new shop building for Msssrs. Pease Murphy
at the foot Of Cherryst gave way about IL O'Clock
til. q.
of the men removing brace which had been erected
against the outside wall Two boiler cutters who we're
at work near the wall at the time it I'll, slightly
injured The wall which ii was the gable end ltwss
an eight inch wall, with piers five in number each IS
Inches square, and the hight % feet the and %
feet to the peak. The building is l25 by % feet
DEPTH Piers--lront and walls, feet by feet
inches In putting up the heavy trusses beams and
raiters Intended the roof the carpenters attacheds
guy to turnbuckle near the bottom of Of piers,
which pulled through One of the hurt had re-
moved the braces on the outside of the wall before con
mencng to cut up the boilers and len nothing to sup
port the wall The rope pulling at the wall caused ITO
fall. Mr.. s H. Brown the mason, states the above n
the facts of the case and also that building 90
violation of the fire law
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcENY.--Cath-
arire McAvoy servant at the house No. Cos Green
wichst, was yesterday arrested by Officer Wldsy'd
the Jefferson Market Police Court suspicion Of steal
ing esq., the property Of Mrs. Bartlett residing at mo
above number. Mrs. b., it appears, while pp''as
through the kitchen yesterday morning Accidentally
dropped the money which rolled up 10 pecs o.
paper. She missed IL In the of lew m,insn1,
but returning for it could not find IT, No psfssa
other than the accused had been ia the apartment ds
ring Mrs e Absence and consequently sasPicion
rested upon her. She taken before Justice oS"-
art and committed.
REAL EsTArE.--The following sales Of
real estate were made by Anthony Bieecker Nay @i
House and lot No 10 Thsness- lot al BY 5fJ. ..&N
House ard lot 1879 Cedar house - by a. lot 81 49,. GU
House and lots NO ls3 and ~ Amosst
II, - Iinds,a. ana A,ro.