New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04

lion of the verdict tAs seesssd were rems.dsd 10
prison to swaa he scksn Of she Grand Jury. Tie
eecessd leaves WIDOW. Issadsas In Clarsson4A
FArALACCIDKNr.-About 6 O'Clock last
night, man sansd ChhasaA Lowry, Gsrnss, wAIls
crossing the HuAson River Railroad trsck, q Ferry
fosEts =, vas run BY train and bad boA his legs
BROKEN. Oncers Oct and Lowe Of De Ninsessath
Ward Police. brouehs HIM TO the Hospk~l Bot b died
In few minutes aiisr bis arrival
ANOTHER DEADLY AssAULr.-Thomas
Ml butcher doing budness In Tsnthsv., near fwsn'
yslghsh<t, yesterday arrested BY Ofhcer CODES,
of the Tvenfieth Ward and committed b the Tombs,
10 sws.s the result d injuries alleged 10 have becn
isted by him the 25th ult upon tho person of James
W. Cooper OF Ne U7 Tenth T., who nov hss ct the
point Of death The Coroner yesterday smpssnered .
Jury inquire into the cause Of the injuries sad the
deposion Of the injured man. together With other ses
mony, W. taken.
Jsas W. Cseps, being swcra-says that sbout
shop Of Thsa HIN 10 gct ssme meat :, inquired the
price Of porter house steaks ard was told oy l thss
they were fourteen pence per pound ! replied MAJ
could get them scross town Tor one shilling per pound
Mr. Hin sd be would bet ten dollars coald not l
answered you win go 30 my house WI pot up tns
money, and take you scross town and prove NJ He
then sid TO me DO you want any mese, 700 oon
walked 70 the door and went TO tho edge OF The Sidewalk
and turned round 10 look for my httie son who vas
VIII me- 4 the tina HID cane out Of the shop came vp
30 me Knocked ne down, and kicked No two OF three
times In the prtvsss Psrh ] got up sad "e1r pr
Rome and GOT Q leech 30 put upon my eye which hsd
been strucR by him do not rscollect calling him
In tsisf Or n IrEa soa BIB dd not chalIsngs
him out In tho srses 10 fight did nos square OF To-
him, nsr stsihs him. never bad ;.y dinsesy wn me
81 sworn % before NJ this ID day q Jane, asa
JoHN Ivrs Coroner.
his father At The dine of the assault sworn and
testified TO sssing Hill strike his fhsher and knock him
down, and, while down, kick him several dmes
Previses 70 th however he says that his father chs
Js.s HUI, Of No. sss Tsush4t, brother to the &C
cused, sworn, say.: ] vas in the ssore when Mr.
brotbsr, and was aaaliy put out b. him After sesrns
upon the sds wsk he ssad 10 my brother, Come out
you tAisf-yos Irish Of b-hi" cannot tsll who
struck ant they both went at togsther Ny brother
hacked III. Cooper down and licked him ! I csnno
say how many times; I do not think he licked him
three rnes Mybrother NOT IN anger.
d. AisaA Ross Of No. 2l4 West Thirty arstst, Who
h. wss ssesulsed va called and tesissd an
teosive dlscolorson Of the part which had bsen struck
which wss very mach swollen and also the left eye 10
be backened The phyacaa gave Il a. bic opinion that
there wss no hope Of the recovery Of the patient
The testimony being here concluded The matter was
placed In the hands Of the Jury Aher the evidence
had been briefly summed up BY the Coroner and ser
shor oonsultsos the following verdict rendered
viz:
"Thst James W. Cooper came to his injuries Il the
hands Of Thomas HILL on Wednesday, the 25eh II Nay
1874"
On the rendition of the verdict the sccuscd was
nttod, - above stated.