New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

csnsure as seems naturally 10 follow an act which
could have been prevented oy fes minutes loss o.
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RESISTING THE SxSvIsG OF Psocgss -
a man named Jacso Dennsman vas srresed yes
ttichv afternoon charged With threatening the life
OF constable Burke. o. shs Seventeenth WAfc, while
attempting Tn serve upon bin a process of exscu-
non. IL appears that the sons.aole about %
levy on horse ovaed by tae accused, wbieh gas
nsrsesstd 20 wagon san ihs near ~, when Dsn-
netnsn, seizins an ar. Jumped into the wagon and
threatened 70 All him Il ne attempted either 20 serve
ne process or attach The animal he then drove
or but was subsequently arrested and taken before
Justice Mounifort. who held him to bail 10 the sum
OF $500 to answer the Charge.
G The young men who were so dread
fully injured BY TIE railroad ear on The l,th inst.
have oe en- successfully operated oy DR. Alexander
b. Mott John Spence, the bsggsge-master, was
uepnrned. and 10 pieces Of bone removed from the
substance OF his brain His brother. William Spence,
bad his this amputsssd in 20 seconds They are both
dong well We have been assured by older sur
seors who were present at the operation that this
excetleh young surgeon has proved himself as
skil!ful RS be Is utcious IN his operations and wor.
thy to sustain the wellearned reputation Of his hon
ored father
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. -A son of Mr..
Thomas Cummings. residing at No. l4t Lewisst.,
was drowned yesterday afternoon In the dock At the
foot OF Houstons Ii sppe ars that he had oeen sent
TO school BY his parents but induced by another
lad to 60 down to the river, where they went upon
raft to play, from which the deceased fell into the
water and was drowned The Coroner wa notified
and will hold an inquest upon the body this morning
The deceased was only years Of age.
FATAL ACCIDENT The Coroner yesser-
day held inquest al the house No. ial Division
Ct upon the body Of a chld years Of age, named
sarah keaIney, who died on Tuesday night from the
effects OF burns received about month since Ia
CONSEQUENCE of kettle Of boiling water having
A Syef nfa al daat
rendered BY the Jury.
BARBARoUs AcT.-A man named Peter
McEn,es was yesterday taken into custody charged
with having maliciously driven his horse and cant
against the horse Of Francis Honlon Of No.. 20 Ham,
ilton.st, while in Clinton-s.. in consequence of
which one OF the shafts OF McEntees cart driv-
into the breast OF Honloas horse about is inches,
causing the death of the animal almost immed stely
The accused was locked up by Justice Nountsort in
default Of $500 bail The value Of the horse Is $50.
INQUEST BY THE CORONER. An inquest
was yesterday held at the house No. 4as Tweltn-st,
upon the body Of Mrs Nowlin, who died suddenly at
her residence on Sunday night. A verdict OF death
from some cause unknown, was rendered by tbs
Jury. The deceased had been i'll for long time
Run OvER-On Tuesday eveaiug James
Tilford, while passing through tho BowerY with
hapd-cart. was run foul Of by a carmans cart and
knocked down While in that condition he wssrun
over by butchers cart, and his legs severely
injured He was conveyed TO his residence, No. 2lo
Division st by Policemen Austin and Francisco, Of
the Seventeenth Ward.
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