New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

which Mr.. Rice and wife were plaintiffs aud Taos.
Kenny and John Kirby defendants. The warrant vas
isfued some cays since. but the officers were unable
unulyesterday 70 discover his Whereabouts, when he
vas found secreed 10 the clipper ship Empire, about
to sail for San Francisco. He vas taken before the
magistrate who issued the warrant, ami committed
him 10 prison for examination.
The LATE Perjury CASE The investi-
cation into the charge OF perjury recently preferred
oy Oliver s. Halstead. Esq agains, Hiram Hutch
Ia son, President Of the Ne safS ln1ia RUBBER Co,
which was TO have taken place on Monday morning.
be'or Justice Loihrop, was postpone unul the On
csy Of April neIt N consequence Of the presence OF
counsel for the defendant being required in Albany
and also accoun, OF the absence of the defendant
himself
~ The investigation relative to the
charge OF false preielses preferred short time
since against Daniel w Tosnsend, formerly Pfes-
den, Of the Bowery Bank, was resumed yesterday
before Justice Osborn, but nothing of much import
bearing upon the merits OF the eici,ed
snd the matter was again postponed for another
hearing.
CULPABLE CARELEssNEss. - YESTERDAY
uoIlpg about % o'clock, cOlored lad 10 yeaYs OF
aee, named John Stone, who resides at No. IS Msr-
cerst was struckon the head and lad his skull ter
rloiy fractured, by heavy stick OF timber which was
.tiown from q four story rear window OF ST. Nlcho-
las Hotel, now being erected in BroadSa oelos
Spring st y by Edward Carrigan laboYer who WAS
employed there. The injured boy wgs mmet iateiy
picked I'D and attended py physician, who thinks
iheIe is no possible hope OF his recovsry. Carrigan
gave himself up to Capt Turnbuil, of the Vlllth
Ward Police by advice OF friend and was co nit
TED TO prison to await the result OF the injuries to
tie boy
DEATH BY CONGESTION OF THK LUNGS
An inquest was yesterday held at the house No 20I
Prnce-st, upon the body Of Jane schsister, native
OF France, 10 years OF age, who was found dead in
htT bed Yesterday morning The deceased eom
blamed OF headache when she retired for the night,
but u other respects was, TO ali Appearances, in
good health.
DEATH OF ANOTHER VIcrIM.-A laborer
FAMED Rankin, of Forty.second-st, who was en-.
gagged on the new buildings in Thirty.second-st,
winch fell last Saturday with such fatal consequsn.
received on that occasion Coroner Ives oek the jury
20 view the body before commencing the investiga-
r0n.
CHARGE OF AssAULT.-A man named
John Clark " as on Monday arrested charged with
taving assaulted and violently beaten on the head
Patrick Case, OF No. 80 Madison st., inAicting
serious injuries Clark was taken to the First Ward
s,ation-HOuse and searched when slung shot was
found in his pocket. He was committed to prison by
Justice Lothrop.
CHARGE OF STABBING. John Cowley
"as arrested at a late hour on Sunday night charged
~ita siabbing Patrick Mckinney, Of No. 40 East
sxteenths St, in the side with knife. He was held
fer examination.
RuN OVER Robert COrbet, a member
Of Engine Co. No. l6, was run over by horse and
cart On Sunday night, while on his way to fire in
ibe Six.h.av. His wounds, which serious, were
dressed by DR.. Smith, after which he was removed
70 his residence.