New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02


especially by The chi dren OF the Points who cams Ia
| svsrms 10 the Tent.
During the evening a roy WI. attempted BY bols.
ferrous rumselsr Who loudly called for tire. groans
| for temperance An appropriate demand from ons
whose business Is 10 cause wherever bis aors
l nay go He vas, hO~ever, very quick 10 the hands
of the Police when quiet continued through tina syso
pr the c'ose Of addresses the pledged frieuds
| Of Temperance sons Rechabites &c, remainAd
~ d organized a Vsusnce Committee to sustain the
| Police In maintaining order la and shout the Tent
Meetings are 70 he held every evening and addresses
may be- expecec from Of our best speakers inter
spersed with delightful music Let the enterprise es
sustained literally and no doubt great good will result
lsrge nuu Der signed the pledge.
The City Temperance Alliance held Us sec nd meet
ipg under the spacious tent In the small Psrk a. the
Five Points ls't evening. The tent WAS h,led-sone
| two th 'usspd persons being precautionary from
smons ths, class Of persons In ina, vicinity who 90
much need instruction warning and reproof Attracted
By the novelty Of the tent he singing and speaking,
they shep6 behave orderly, listen sttsntveN aud sp-
psrenty with profit |, 10 an uncommon thing tor them
TO be arrested In their by facts and arguments
which alarm and affect them. lsrse number OF child
end Others ected with the House OF Industry,
were present. Joined sp,rtedly la the singing.
Many unable TO ain Ambulance te the tent Ad-
dresses delivered by Mr.. Leigh, Rev J. Luckey,
of the Five Popts Mission, Rev Mr.. Warren, OF the
City Alliance. and Mr. Geo. Hsydock the famous tenn
persDce msu frsm Hudson, apc Mr.. Peabody. Singing
by Mr. Brown, Mr.. Beck, 400 20 60 children. rssi.
dents Of the locality and members Of tue Juvenile Ten
persn"e Society. These me etngs will continue during
the week.
FIRE.-On Tuesday night at late hour
FIRE broke out In the second story of house No 4e
Wee, Thirteen n Ct Owned by Mr Flynn. and occupied
BY Mr. Ne sman The fire originated In pantry, and
the flames soon eXtingoishst Considers oe DAM
age done the celicg by the water thrown upon
the hsmes. The loss 10 fully insured.
BOARD OF EpUCATIoN-E. c. Bene-
dlci, Eco PRECEDENT 10 the chsr-yeserday sternoon
was ,he gusr pc iod for the meeting OF the Board.
buts quorum no, appearing, 1t wac further adjourned
to "Wednesday next.
lNQUEsT UPoN THE BoDV or Mr.. GEO.
ScAwARrz in The Coroner yesterday held al inquest
upon The boz Ut Mr. Geo. Sch ~srtz Jr, whose oIdy
tour q Monday rnoon 10 the slip foot OF Ca
nal st n R No evidence sdduced .ho vins Ia what
msnnsr he sot into the water Tue Jury, however,
thought that the plight 10 which he 10 supposed TO
have been Lost was very stormy, he accidentally fell of
the pier.
D, L,SdN sworn, and stated that he hsd made
postm, examination OF the boty and found the lungs
and heart cons.sted and ssceIated wound on the scalp
above the left ear which, 10 bis opinion, had been inflicted
sher death
Phap SeLinGnn clerk in the employ Of the deceased
being sworn stated that he hin the houso Oh Sa!
uidey evening and going down Sixths,.
John VI hdA swore sha he found the BODY IN the water
ard msde 's 10 the dock de did not touch the head
with his boat hook.
~ b. H. BTdd testified that he had examined the body OF
deceased believed that the wound the head mad
be- inflicted after death Witness took charge OF the e
cts OF the decreased which consisted OF si3 10 bank bills
other small articles De thought that deceased went
alive int the watsr.
The follouiu. verdict was rended by the Jury
We find that the deceed came to his death BY accidental
drowning he night Of the 18th u The Jury further say
t' the testimony In the case, that 10 their oonon ne
death caused by violence, but from ths dsrkoe OF
the nsh and severity Of the soim the deceased aocsen
tally fell into the slip.
q native of Germany. He has LETT wife ana family TO
mourn bis loss.
DEATH BY DRowNING.-The Coroner
Yesterday b. ID an Inquest at pier No North River,
w, o the booy az unknown man found dro~u-d In
the dock that pier verdict OF desth by ROWING
under circumstances unknown TO the Jury was rem.
dered.
AFFRAY.-An affray occurred ut the
Brosdw y House on Tuesday, evening, between JOha
NcClerchy and Thomas Goulden. In snich the former
was stabbed In the bg the latter. Gouden Is the
att. at the caring counter and aroused t Is said
by jealousy, seized carving kpife, which hs plunged
a. McClerchy, smed a, hi' BODY bu, which vas rded
q by he arm OF the ass-ied The assaiAnt was held
to bail by Judge Wood for trial
ASSAULT WITH A HATCHET. Officer
Bell Of the Mayors Office, yesterday. arrested man
named Jn,eph wis NJ charged With violently asssulng
H.ury Jackson Of No 81 ADthonyst, aud cutting a
cash In his breast With hatches The accused
before justice Rosart and locked up In de-
fault OF $50 bail, 10 answer ,h- charge
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A Ger
Henry Schmidt arrested at ~ o'clock
Tue sday night by Officer Sullivan at tho S+cosd
Ward charged wtih stealing cas- OF dressed skins,
valued nj $40 the property OF Mr. George Csndes,
merchant AZ No 1913 Broad way Toe skios wero stosa
from lhe sidewalk 10 front Of Mr Cs store aud ~sre
subsequently found IN possession OF the accused, who
admiit his gut, and locked up by Jusuce Blgnt
for trial. In default OF $1,000 ball rne prsouer nss re-
cer y liberated from the PolitsnIisry At sck
Wells Isl,nd where he has served term Of inyrisoa
mtnt tr a larceny committed since lie
Was convicted ON that occasion, under the name of
Thompson.
SUPREME CoURT-Ia Ch1mJerS-Before
Juc te Edmunos Of tns haDes, jrpus
messp Coyer and others, ('ue Of ths aud OH
a. the eamb AT Henry CAy arrested chsrgs
OF murder by process from Wesoheser county (undof
the fnoing OF Coropers jury but their discharge
from tuch demanded the ground that they
cir. sdy Ia custody Of the U. 5 Marshal on the same
ground uf complaint the question came up for argl.
meni this forenoon The posidou 81 messrs hcMAhon
Cutting, COUNSEL OF d-iendans, H. that the case
does not within the statute Of pis STATE also
the law Of Congress- of 1885 having provided IN rrg,rd
h. the fense chsged obtained exclusive Jurisdiction.
III ss0 conten red 10 behalf OF the application thu.
the does not come within mensaughtsr Ia this
state.
10 opposition 10 the application, and 10 support Of the
variants from Westchester County 10 10 cOltended,
that the charged constitute the c ne OF murder
under our stature that the conduct ~ ine REALTORS
though pOt Intended 20 produce death, immtnendT
dsDgeI0u TO passenger ana ovnced d1prav1i mind
repGroiess OF human life, within the meaning OF the sta
Iute II IL should held Do. ~ be murder, IL 10 sdo-
uied thai IL Is msnsa1 ater Ia the frat degree, aud
Dot II question If Il fall under mead Of
IN the tbtrd The prOvsDns O the
revised statutes defining laughter IN the fourth
ceRree aJs NOT limited o. whoro dsath Ia the I'm
eO.te result of the criminal act bus that section sp
plies all cases where death De clearly traced %
ire criminal Negligence Of the party and II the Jid5s
should satisfied that the criminal Ofsase Is sufficiently
charged the warrant, ne should remand tho defend
ants The sheriff OF Westchester Couo,y 70 oe dealt
with according 20 law. And further, ina. tne U ).
Courts have jurisdiction Of Oiisnses charged la tue
wzITsDt because it cannot be claimed that
cogrizsue VI the power 10 regulate com aud
The Henry Cl-y being solely engaged within the terrific
rial JuiisGicOn of tins Ststt-so sing that thu Jurs
dicon IL conference.-the L. :. Courts, oy soy scuon
taken by them. Ub tsusd exclusive ufstcuoa
10 the The proper way % raise that objection
uld by demurrer ps TO the Jurisdiction Of sne
Court Of Westminster Couory In The event OF az iadct