New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
FATAL AccrDENT-Ingaests By the Cor

onerThe Coroner, yesterday held an Inquest Al the
dwelling No 474 Cherry street upon the body Of Cor.
neius Diendrew lad l2yesrs Of age whose death
caused by injuries received 10 consequence Of fall
caused by bis having become ensanged In the rigging
Of yawl boat owned by Mr. Reade
An inquest also held yesterday upon the body Of
child, years old, named Cstharine Casey, whose pa.
rents reside in Thirty hirdstreet between Ninth and
Tsnth-avenues, whose death also caused by fall
appears thst while At play upon pair Of stairs unpro
vded with railing, che lost her balance and fe OF,
eeivng injuries Of character that she died
afterwsrd. A verdict of accidental death was
rendered in each Of the above cases.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales
of Brooklyn property made June IA by Jas Cole
lots Kent and Grahsm-st near Willouzhby.
AV, each tZp 700
lots on Coson and s,huck-st near Flushing -sv,
house on Myre-sv near Kent.av............... 405O
TIE SHEARMAN PERJURY CAsE.-The
examination Of John Hoskins shearman, who was ar
rested several weeks since, complaint of Dr. Palmer
and wife, Of Rivington-st who charge him with wlful
and corrupt perjury in swearing in before JUS
tice Timpson commenced yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice Osborn and counsel for the defense pro.
ceeded to crossquestion the complainant. But few
questions put however, great deal Of
pleasant feeling manifested by counsel both Sides
and the magistrate adjourned further proceedings until
3 O'Clock this afternoon.
ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIFE.-A man
named Arthur Cullen wa. arrested on Sunday evening
by the Eleventh Ward Police, charged with attempting
to take the life Of Mary Cannon, residing at No liz
wilisms It lie alleged that he broke open the door Of
her residence with an ak, and she, in order 70
her life, jumped from the second story window to the
pavement In the fall her leg was fractured and she
Is believed to be seriously injured that her recovery
is very doubtful She taken in carriage to the
New.York Hospital. Cullen locked up by Justice
Wood, to await examination.
BRUTAL ASSAULT. "A man, named
Michael Dsnnison, was yesterday arrested by Officer
Davis of the Twentieth Ward, charged with beating
bis wife In most dreadful manner, almost taking her
life. The parties live In ThiIty-second-st between
Sixth and Seventhav and the accused 10 said to be in
the habit of getting intoxicated and then beating bis
wife He was taken before Justice Stuart and held
to await the result OF the injuries inflicted.
ARREST OF A FUGITIvE.-A short time
since a named Geo. w. Parker, charged with the
commission of felony in Massachusetts,, while being
conveyed from Boston to Salem by Sheriff Alden
managed after conflict to escape. The Sheriff
supposne Parker would come this City, sent tele
graphic dispatch the Chief of Police describing the
fugitive. The matter placed in the hands Of OHcer
Keee who on Saturday afternoon arrested the accused
at Kinsey's Express Office, corner of Broadway aud
Waists and took him to the Office of the Chief where
he is detained preparatory to being sent back for trial.
ARREST ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-
Officer Gallagher of the Sixth Ward while patrolng his
beat at o'clock yesterday morning, observed the door
of the Tea Room public house kept by Joseph T.
Sweet at No. 81 Chambers-st, standing open. SIppos
ing from the appearance Of the door that 1t had been
broken open he entered and there found negro named
Henry Wilson, slowed away behind the oyster stand
and pretending to be asleep He was Immediately ar
rested and locked up in the StaoniI until the
opening Of the Lower Police Court, when he taken
before Justice Bogart and committed to prison for trial
On examining the door more closely 1t was fo1nd to
have been forced open with Jimmy" bat such in.
strument was found At the time of the officers enter
ing the place. he observed another negro standing
the opposite side Of the street. and supposes that he
an accompce of Wilson's this fellow made his escape.
CHARGE OF STEALING A HoRsE.-Oth-
Ger Wyman of the Jefferson Police Court yesterday
returned from Goshen, Orange County, having in Gus
tody n man named Samuel Whelpley, who Is charged
with having the % instant stolen horse saddle and
bride, valued at SIS, the property OF Mr.. Daniel
Jones' who keeps livery stable and riding-schoo in
Fourth av near Tenth st. The accused was taken be-
fore Justice Stuart and held for examination The horse
&c, were recovered.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-M0nday-
The Recorder In the Chair-A resolution adopted
that the Committee report what payments have been
made by the Controllers of the State and City, AMI To
whom, for attendance in the Supreme Court, Court OF
Oyer and Terminer, and Circuit
memorial of Joseph B. Young, for remuneration as
reader to Supervisors aud other duties Junior Clerk
to the Board, granted.
bill of Geo. Ii. Purser, for sl2S, expenses In going
TO Albany, official business ordered to be paid
The Committee reported in favor Of correcting Of
Charles M. Leup. Adopted.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Monddy-Pe-
titiOns Rered-Of Green aud others to have Nelson.
place repaved of Russ Reid to have cobble and
old material given to them, where they paving of
Butchers In Clinton Market for shade over the same
of s. Pitcher have the grade Of Csroinest made
correspond with that of Daanes of of piers Is
and 10 North River for exclusive of the piers for
steam and tow boats Of residents Of Deys have the
same paved.
Resolutions AdOpea-To have Croton water pipes
laid In slssL between Cd and 3dav have gas lamps
placed in 3lstst between sth and 9ih.ays. to have
South Wilismst repaved to place public hydrant
the corner OF 77thsi and 3iav TO refer the Commit
tee on Fire Department to procure suitable location for
Hook and Ladder Company No. ~
Reports Adopttd To Macadamize seth, 54th and 5oh'
cts to regulate and pave MadisOn-av. between IOih
4Oth and 4sdsts to pave llthav from 43i to 4sh-st
10 regulate ard grade 52dst between 18th aud 10Th ava
to build sewer in 2Oghst. from Avenue TO lst-sv
build sewer in Chy se-st from Walker and Bayardsts
..,.-aA ararinn of The