New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05


rrsT oFrRR-BY THOMAS A. DAVIS
One million in yearly inftslments Of one hundred
thouSund dollars each, for privilege OF laying down
railroad Of hs own expense according 70 plans %
furnished by the Common Council and running ~
carr or $3.50 SO for each car charging three Gents
fare.
SECOND oFTKa,-BY OMNIBUS INTEREST.
To give o. $50 for the privileges a. above stated
Tor each car making total rer annum Of sl!OOOo or
charge five cents per passenger an" give O"'
THIRD orPER-BY STEPHEN STORM.
To give for the same privileges as above stated or
each GER o. 66 Go and charge the same fare az pro-
po,ed by the petitioners John Anderson and associates
nsDg total per year of 100000 and for ten years Of
f2000000
After few further observations Mr.. Lockwood con-
Guided and the inquiry adjourned.
NEW SHIP. - Launched in Brunswick,
Hsne from the yard Of master Joseph Given, supe-
nor three deck ship called the Arabia abou, 1890
tons her frame IL all Of white oak cut TO the rnOuds
by the builders on the Potomac her planks and wales
are white oak and Southern pine very thick and extra
fastened Her dimensions POI feet long on deck ~
feet betm and 2e4 feet deep she Is sharp fore and
sba and u expected to be fast saler. Her owners
are Joseph Badger, Esq, and others OF branswicA'
Nesrni,b e. sons Of New York, and Capt Joshua bou-
tell who 10 10 command her.
L.uscg,- The large frst-class steamship
;ust built for Messrs Howard Son, at the shpyard
of Mr. VIM H. Brown, foot Of Twelfthst, Z. r., wac
launched on Wednesday at II o'clock, and was to"cd
around TO the Morgan Iron Works, TO receive her en-
zine and boilers Her entire length is 2e3 feet; BEAM
49, feet; hold, 80 feet Thk vessel will accommodate
1000 pasfeneers and intended to ply between Panama
and San Franceco and will be ready for her trial trip
about the fret Of March next.
MELANCHOLY SvIcIDE-THE Work OF
LoyE-An inquest yesterday held at the house Of
Mr. Henry verplank No. 1O7 West Thirty ffthst upon
the body Of his daughter Mary Verplank l6 ycars Of
age whe died from the effects Of arsenic, administered
by herself for the purpose Of seldestructon. The poi
son was taken Monday last while the deceased was
with her father Troy On that day they left for this
City and while board the steamboat Francis Skddy,
Of which Mr. Verpank IL pilot the daughter was taken
very Ill., aud then revealed to her father the fact Of her
having taken the arsenic Remedies were at once up
piled but soon after the arrival of the boat at her dock
and while the daughter being conveyedin carriage
to her fathers house. she expired in his II ap-
pears that the family had formerly lived in Albany and
while there the deceased had been offered and had
cepted the hand OF young man in marriage He, how
ever having recently become heir considerable for
90 preyed upon the feelings of the girl that she sought
consolation in the poisoned cup.
HsRRIBLE OuTRAGE-PRoBABLE MURDER
OF WOMAN by HER HUsBAND.-Yesterday after
neon, intelligence brought TO Justice Stuart that
krf. Hall wife Of James F. Hail. residing at No East
Twenty first IT., Avenue A., had been brutally
beaten by her husband and not expected to
or. Officer Palmer Immediately dispatched 70 the
house for the purpose aresting the husband He found
the wife with three Of her ribs broken her face horribly
lacerated and with marks Of violence upon other parts
Of her person DR. Elisha Harris of No l02 Fourthav
OF the house dressing her wounds After the physi
clan had succeeded in restoring her 10 consciousness
fhe stated that her husband had locked her UP a
and then beat and kicked her until she was sensee.s
In the couee Of The afternoon she appeared 70 be grow
ing worse, and DR. Harris dispatched message 10 Jus
tee Stuart in which he stated that his presence was
immediately required 90 take the deposition of the
tured woman, az her recovery highly improbable
IN the mean time Officer Palmer had succeeded i'm ar.
resting the accused who committed TO the cells of
the Jefferson Market Prison, 10 await the result of the
INJURIES inflicted Inc Justice proceeded TO The house
sbe was removed TO the New-York Hospital
STEAMBOAT ON FRE.-At a late hour on
"Wednesday night a fire broke out in the steamboat
Boston, lying at the dock foot of Charlton at, North
River The hands Of the boat coon got their engine in
operation, and extiuguished the flames before much
damage occurred.
THE RECENT MURDER ON rHE FIVE PoiNrs.
The Coroner, yesterday, held inquest upon the
body of Maria Johnson, Indian woman who Was
found dead ut No Little Wster.st, on Monday night.
The Jury was empanneled on Wednesday last and took
a view of the body which aiterward buried Yes.
terday the Coroner proceeded take testimony in the
matter. Several witnesses made oath that they
her reputed husband, Andrew Jackson mulatto, re-
peatedy strike her Thursday the 9sth ut and say
TO her, I'm be the death of you night" Other wit
stated that the evening of the day they
saw Jackson beat the deceased with club kick her
violently in the abdomen, and then open knife and
threaten to kill her. Dr. John A. Liicl of No 90
Prince s made post mOrtcm examination of the body,
he found bruises hut fractures. The brain
much congcsted lie stated that in his opinion, death
caused by intempersnce and want of proper care
cit may have been accelerated by the beating" The
jury rendered verdict that the deceased her
death by injuries inflicted by Andrew Jackson The
dece@ed was 2s years OF age and born In this State
jackson still at large Ngiant search IL however be-
ng made for him by the Police
SrRASGERs-At the METROPOLITAN, Ex-
Gov. Marcy, Albany Robt. Cornelius, Phila; j. w.
Bryant, Florida MAJOR Wexford, 97th Regiment B. A. :;
w. Venables 9th Regiment; c I Chamberlain, Miss.
Gel L0oney. Mise j Leaycraft jamaica r. Knight,
Jsnsiosi c. Kirkpatrick, England A. h R)ossen
Hamburgh w. T. Williams, London d. T. Vail, Troy
and others.
Al the AsroR Hon J. J. Crtenden, Ky Capt F. +
Cohn, Nantucket; Hon & Foot, VT s L. Croker
Taunton T. b Hsyne Navy; C. $. Coleman, Troy
&. L. Alyord, Syracuse; Gen Shields illinois b.
SpoOner, Plymouth; III. A. Risley, Chautauque; Rev c.
Arey, fredonla r. A. Forsyth, Newburgh : v Ben
ct, Army; A. b. Johnson, Utica; Seth Hasey, Va, and
others.
At the lRvrNG, Major Gen Wool, Army; G IL
Ru sell, Navy F. A Roe Navy w d. SswelL Bath ;
T. Thatcher, Boston Hon. T. j. Barnard Albany NJ
& Ste,son, Mobile :. NJ Rosette, La Hon. James
Gordon Canada r. Atkinson, Charleston; Mr. Ridgeey
BALTIMORE Mr. White, Baltimore A. Ts0er, Albany ;
Nm. Gavin, Louisville Hon A. j. McAlpine Albany /,
y. Conovei, Charleston DR. Armsby, Cahforais J. r.
Lecher, ElmiR NJ I. Polk, Army; Lieut.. Henry,
Navy and Others.
ANOTHER SwiNDLE BY MocK-AUcrIoSEERs
A young man from Ohio arrived in this City few
days since on his way California Yesterday whils
passing through Broadway, he was induced, by the
sluring cry OF going, going" to enter mockauction