New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26


sun received on Saturday lest, while at work upon
new building In Lexiugtousv. Verdict accordingly
Deceased a carpenter by trade
Sun STRUCK.-A laboring man was
struck Friday last while work in North Sixth
Il. He has since recovered.
Another lsborer living in North Nlnth-s, corner
First was also overpowered by the hea, on Friday
afternoon, but by the prompt application of medical
storsiives he revived.
FOUND DRowNED.-Officer Thomas, of
the Eighteenth Ward, yesterday found the body of
man. named James Kepsp, In the water at the fsot IT
Thirty fourthst, E. r. He conveyed IL to the Bellevue
Hospital where m inqaest will be held.
" The body of an infant was yester.
day found In a vacant lot In Thirty seventh Ct near
Eighth avenue, 10y officer Halliday, of the Twentieth
Ward, who took It to the Station house, where In
inquest viii be held upon It.
Run OVER AND kILLED.-The Coroner
yesterday held inquest at Bellevue Hospital upon
the body of ,seph Monks, csrmsn, who was acci
dentsly killed Saturday last IL appears that while
driving bis loaded cart through Twenty fifth street he
accidentally fell Il and of the wheels passed
bis body causing injuries which resulted 10 his death
few hours afterward. A verdict Of accidental death
was rendered by the jury.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL laborer, named
Charles Clancy while engaged with others Saturday
afternoon In raising the roof Of house No 207 Flrssv
for the purpose of adding another story the building
was Instantly killed In consequence Of the falling of the
roof upon him, which msnged his boty 10 shocking
manner Coroner Ives held an inquest upon the body
and verdict of accidental death rendered by the
Jury The deceased native Of ireland, ~ years
of age.
ANOTHER STABBING CAsE.-Jacob Kie.
fer sworker In ivory, doing business in the Sixteenth
Ward was on Saturday afternoon stabbed while In his
shop in the knee and groin, by dix knife In the hands
of a named Sebastian Lelop. IL appears that Le
lop and another individual quarreling while n
Mr. Refers place, In relation to a small sum Of money
which one claimed the other owed him Lelop finally
became very much enrsged, and drew dirk knife
with which be attempted 10 stab his adversary, when
Mr.. Keller interfered to prevent bloodshed, when he
attacked by Lelop, who stabbed him above stated
lie Immediately removed to his residence where he
was attended by several physicians, who pronounced
the wound In the groin be Of very serious chsrsc
ter and that his recovery ia extremely doubtful
LelOp arrested by Officer Mile Of the Sixteenth
Ward and taken before Justice Stuart who committed
him to prison to AWAIT the result Of the injuries indicted
ASSAULT WITH A TUMBLER.-A young
man named George Irwin arrested Saturday
night, charged with asssultng woman named Rosina
Styles dlsrepu4be house kept at No IS Lesnaris
II appears that the accused with others entered the
house during the evening and there drank considerable
wine when quarrel ensued between him and some o.
the female inmates, during hieh he seized tunber
and struck the WON an, named Styles with 1t upon the
head cutting her badly The Police then called 10
and took Irwin TO the Station house bur he had been
there but short time when by consent Of the complain
ant he discharged By Justice Bozsrt 10 appear be
fore him at o'clock the following morning A, tina.
hour be made bis appearance, and held to ball 10
the sum of $500 10 answer the charge.
Justice Bosart declared that it is bis Intention 10 fu
ture to discharge no more individuals who may be
rested and taken TO the Station houses during the hours
when the Court at which he presdes Is not Ia session,
until they regularly brought before him Ia the Court
rooD and either prove their innocence or give bail to
appear.
to be hoped that other Police Msglstratss well
az certain Aldermen who occasionally indulge In the
a slrniler resolution and stick 10 IL
ANOTHER ASSAULT WITH SLUNG
sHor-A sailor named John nshony while eng ged 10
fgb, with several persons in Rooseyetst, Satur
day night was struck powerful blow upon the head
with slung shot, and felled to the pavement Hs was
immediately taken TO the Fourth Ward Police Station.
where the wound was dressed BY DR. Tpphagen, after
which he was removed to bis boarding houIe No. 81
Osk-st The assaisrt effected his escape.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH SLUNG
sHor-Oficer Green of the Lower Police Court, on
Saturday afternoon arrested Patrick McKenna IV.
ing AZ No A Hudson charged with violently ASSAULT
ing Mrs Fanny Fogsry, residing a, the same house
with sluns shot 1t appears that the assault grew out
of quarrel between the families Of the accused and
complainant who have for some tms past been at va
Rance While KeKenna wss beating Mrs. Fogsrty, her
husband cane into the room, when he slso was At
tackled by McKenna who struck him with sdns
,bo, The accused was taken before Justice 3ogar and
held 30 bail In the sum Of $500 10 answer the charges
the Court Of Sessions.
Several expert raseals
In this lin have gone up to Buffalo to relieve the Lun
dys Lane Wbigs Of their cash. Gamblers Of the most
notorious character have also gone We saw three or
four full blooded villains last night aboard the Erie
Railroad train. On Saturday, two pckpockets from
New. York. who wen. up 10 the Rip Van Winkle, were
arrested. They gave their names az John Moss and
Thomas Crcss-probsbly fictitious. Several articles Of
stolen property found upon their persons, some
Of which they confess are stolen.
SUPREME CoURT-SpeciGl Ierm-Be-
fore Judge Edwards % MS. l-Bnty and rtf
agt SOeS 1t provii led BY the l2lst section OF the
Code TIA, In case Of the marriage Of party the Court
Oh motion a, any time within year. or aherwsrd on
ttnued By or sgslna biz Representatives, &c In this
csaa no ordsr h been made allowing tAA acHop b Be-