New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16

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York Hospital found necessary. The accused was
before Justice Bogart and committed to prison
for further hearing
THROWN FROM A HoRsE.zMr. Moses
Spears Of No AS Tenth-av, while riding horseback
through the Eehth-sv, Monday afternoon, came in
collision with runaway horse, and was thrown with
great violence 10 the pavement His head struck upon the
curb stone and he was very severely injured Officer
Hough Of the Sixteenth Ward procured carriage, and
had him taken to bis residence
ARREST OF DIsoRDERLIEs.-The Third
Ward Police on Monday afternoon, arrested William
Riddle, Thomas Bolton, Richard Murray and Patnck
Sullivan who stand charged with having assaulted some
OF the fremen, while the procession was moving
through College place, and also with melting riot
The accused taken before Justice Bogart and held
for examination.
FATAL AcCIDENT-lNQUEsT By THE
CoRoNER-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest at
No 20 Soonest upon the body Of Cecilia Suyenhorn,
child nine years of sge, who died yesterday from in
ues accidentally received the afternoon of Thurs
day last The deceased while crossing BrOsdst. acci'
dentsy against bar OF Iron which protruded rom
cart and struck upon the head with SUCH force that
she oed in consequence verdict of accidental death
was rendered.
ARREST OF YOUNG PIcKPocKET.-
Officer Hough, of the Sxtee nth Ward, Monday
afternoon, while the Firemens Procession passing
through Broadway arrested youih 10 years Of age,
named Henry Andrews, whom he caught In the act of
picking gentlemsns pocket On searching tne
youpgster, no less than eleven handkei chiefs we're
found in bis possession, which are believed to have
been stolen They can be the Jefferson Police
Court The accused was committed BY Justice Stuart
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Two
men Damed John Williams and Thos Jones were, at
about IL o'clock Monday night, caught in the dry
goods ttore No Al Exchange place, by Capt Snedgrass
Of the First Ward Police and Officer Collins, OF the
hof oil had fqcfpd nm
forcing the door open with Jimmy" and when ar
rest had with them a chise candle, matches, &c TIE
jimmy found in the street opposite the store Inc
accused were taken before Justice BOgart, who com
mitted them prison. for examination. Tney bear the
appearance of having been recently imported from
England.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-Jas.
Smith, who keeps an oyster cellar in the basement of
No 10 Canalst yesterday arrested, charged with
having, the previous evening, fired pistol loaded
with powder and ball. at James Quinn, with intent 10
take his life IL seems that Quinn and Smiths wife had
had some difficulty, and she seized hold Of him and
pushed him the steps into the porterhosse of one
b adv who kept Immediately Smith place There
Smith followed, and deliberately nred the pistol nj
Quinn. tie taken before Justice Bogart, who held
him to bal in 500 TO answer the charge.
CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MoNEY-A young of respectable appearance,
named Franklin Burrtt Monday arrested,
charged with having passed the evening Of the gun
inst 81 bill the Government Stock Bank, altered ~
q $40 at the store of j. H. MOnsrque, No 225 Bowery,
In psy uent for a Panama hat Ga searching the resi-
dence OF accused number of bills on broken banks
were found, but money on the Government STOCK
Bank Justice Wood held him Tor examination.
CHARGE OF STABBING.-Capt. Miller
and officer Travis of the Nineteenth Ward, yesterday
arrested three men, named Cornelius Wheeer, Jnhn
Gallon and James Gdiiiu charged with having attempt
ed 70 take the life of frederick Joost keeper OF porter
house Ina Foriethst FOurthav. IL is alleged tnat
the accused attacked JOos ia his own house and stab
bed him seriously that his ne is despared OF Inc
Coroner was notified 10 take the nte-nortem exaHl
nation of the injured The accused were taken be
fore Justice Stuart and held 20 await the result OF the In
juiies inflicted.
ARREST en- A CHARGE OF BURGLARr.-
A man giving his name as John David, was yesterday
arrested by Officer McDougsl of the First Ward
with having forcibly entered the premises No29 Bridge
street. and stolen theretrom slOi, the property OF MI
James Martpdae, one of the occupants The accused
before Justice Bogart and held for exainina
ton.
~ VIM. Ferris, who was attacked by
younpster in Westst few days since and struck in
the face with Ratchet which blow split his nose hor
riby now lies the New York Hospital at the point OF
death; John Hart who Is accused OF having psrpes
trated the assault esterday arrested and confined
at the Tombs awaiting the result oil the injuries In
fcted.
u. S. DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge
JudsonTae T. s. agt. 10 Gold Watches, Sarer Waehes
and Geld CAdiHO-U. s agt. Gold Wdtches.-Tne
watches ana chains brought by Passengers "a
man and a woman) In the steamer Africa, from Liver
pool They were mostly concealed on the person OF
The woman the officer had her conveyed 10 his own
house and caused her to be searched by females belong
ing his family They were seized tor an attempt 20
smuggle them without pay ment Of duties. Decree of
for elture entered.
Bsr4tss and otAers ACT. The steamboat C. PdadabM-
BY the Of the sloOp Thames of y runs to re
th.x Inc pf and arDD Ill
Sound while on her way to Plymouth about o'clock
in the morning in May, ISL The Thames after being
struck by the steamer, taken In tow but hed and
sunk.
IL is alleged on the part Of the owners of the sloop
that the steamer blame for the collision, having
changed her course and that notice OF danger had been
given her from the sloOp sso that she was sunk,
being in tow from the caTessness OF those on board
the steBner.
In defense il said that the soop had light displayed,
that the hight dark and hsIy and soon As the
soop was discovered the steamer ped and backed
and the soop told to alter her course but kept on
and into the steamer vale the latter was king
alec that the soop sunk after being taken In tow from
the unskuness e the person at the helm on board the
| sloop. The points denied Testimony was taken.
L. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-BetoIe Judges
Nelson and Betfs-Argumeus in appeal cases, tue one
The Manhattan Gas Lish Co agt Hugh MarsceA, Cohec
torto recover back penalty paid under pr1.esta 10 as
dispute in regard quantity in importation OF camel
coal; and the other Henry PTs0R and oseTs sgI T. w.
LaErNcs Collector dudes paid under protest. on
an importation Of iron the point beng that the ooec
ton as to appraisement having been by sworn ap
prsiser made question IN the protest. and was
/ waived. These cases were heard
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Be-
! fore Judge Roosevelt-Widening of Walker, and ex
! tending VI Canslst Judge r. has determined 10 send
this case back TO Commissioners with power 10 re-
vi.s and alter the present report OF estimate and assess
/ ment The new Commissioners will be appointed on
Wednesday
| Wah-si Fcry.-An application made, under the
state law by parties, for lease Of this ferry and the
proceeding opposed by the CITY the ground that IL
has exclusive control the ferries, The was
up for argument few weeks since, and partly com
| pieted. Il is again on
The points Of the case are, ths, Mesrs. Alfred G..