The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
Miscellaneous Vocal Xtcsns.

THE HOMICIDE IN EKAKKFoEr susEEr-,Nvrs7rg A
TON BY THE CoRaEER-sEvERAL WITNESSES TX
AHMED
At II o'clock yesterday morning Coroner ives oon
nencea tho investigation rcpAcpg the afr ~ whls
took place in Frankfort street., Wednesday last Il
which Daniel mcCrodden lost hts h by stab in tho ab
domen inflicted, as Ia alleged, by ltssH named Loui
Canergipi
The jury empsnneIed the day before. with the excep
ton OF three took their The Corsu said no wpu
continue the investigation with nine jurors, whics
accordance to law, the number required not
than six and ss nine present he hoad 60 viii
the case The prisoners, Louis Csmerxiu An oay Mo
Bristy, and isasa Lockwood, weyo brought uta oour
end seated uesr the jury The latter prsonsfa are
friends OF the deoea ed both po xsrful ooax youue
men, while the italian exhib very remarkable oon
trsst Of smell stature and very feeble In hs
He also was aboring under great agony from the injuries
received during the sfroy
Tho folio sing tho evidence taken UP TO the time Of
adjournment -
Joseph MoDougal being ewo, n said ~ reside a. No
33 ReDwick street AT NO 80 Frankfort street o
"wednesday last at about IL oclock there cav au q
tercation take pace the opposite sds Of tho
between MoCruddeu the aud the prisoner NO
hose named Louis Camersni orodoen strike the
prisoner II was the frt blow saw struck my stteu
tion waa particularly directed To wards
Knocked The prisoner down that he fell three
logs which lay ut that time I'm tho while ta
ner was on the logo McCrodden TOOK him by tho hair
the head raised him from of tho logs by the sxd
struck him violent which uooked IN.
ntr into ae middle OF the street the prisoner foil With
his face wards MoCroddeu then made three stamps
with his ieet 81 bis bead and faoc cannot say that
stamped on him could not ; Patrick Gro
presents that's the last Of that this tine should
not thpk there were dozen people In the street
ARRAY from where stood 1t was only thu width OF the
street had ful view Of all tnat have just stated
did not ythng of what trsnsprod in street
after this McCrodden the deceased and two or thres
Others ceme into tho store No 6U, and took drinks
cannot nov recognise any of the prisoners who with
MoCrodden the house No. SO IL KEEP by Mr. Pearson
after the the prisoner Cxmerzni came into
the house No 90 he appeared to be confused aud
bleeding and inquired the name Of the who beat
him aad said he would have hi arrested II it oost him
thousand dollars when the prisoner into the
store McCrodden and the others had left do not know
the cause OF the alteration cannot swear IL either
OF the parties mentioned we're drunk not
! did not see any knife used during the afray:
l40 West Twentieth street. sm employed in the store
OF Young Schultz; was In the store 40 20 Frankfort
the nrst thing the prisoner the logs 1nd the
deceased hitting him. frat heard tho cali cut when
1 was in the store; caRe and the deceased
striking him blows in the face he then let him up; the
prisoner had in his han sl the while but did mt
attempt 20 use IL the prisoner When lot up walked 70
prooched him and knocked him Gown the prisonor
made no resistance that could when tho prisoner
was down McCr0dden kicked him twice three times
the face; twice certain he struck him; at
tempted to take McCroddeu away but after kicking the
prisoner come two standing on the coruer
told McCrodden to so away sicCrodoen then walked
down Gold street: then jumped my cart, aud went
the foot Of Murray street, after that time saw
no more; ell the parties are strangers to nl know
is hat the people present told Nc cJrodden who
beat the prisoner.
6lg East Twelfth street; 1 in frankfort street
Wednesday last and witnessed etoroation between
bccroddeE the deceased and tito prisoner Louis Gamer
Zini; nm slightly acquainted with McGrodGen have
nese- bes acluuis;cd vita. de prisoner DC not know
what the az gcaticn ras obou heard cell out
Nc % o rsei saw S Moaossa s hses ~ H.
Croaen hit tho prisoner in En faces the prisoner then
fell suplsc rom he blows; Ac0rcd6eu then left and
wtnt = The corner of Gold ard frankf-rs streets by the
drug store, WITH two other .lo prisoner b
tao crossing in Frankfort sreo then went into No. GO
Frankfort street and heard ha!Iooisg agan and
out and saw The prisoner lying in the street, with hi
face upwarcs ithen saw McCrodden kick 1T b i'm two
three times; the procer is email man he did ofe
70 strike back; McCroddcn Is worry powerful youRg
man sands about fyc oet eleven inches; should cay he
was very powerfa the prisoner UP from the street
Mr. Whites drug store did not Fec hinrgo IN; re.
turned into No 90 Frankfort street; rightlway after
McCroddsn came into tho store No 60 frankfort
street he talking to of his friends be talk
Ing about tir prsoDer he asked me IL knew him;
cannot recoect what said by McCrodden lac IVES
talking all the Time McCrodden took drink, aad in
about five or ton minutes LEFT the store: do know
which way he went saw the prisoner houri
the corner alter tho esr the prisoner when calling out
called murder, and squtaled our noise and everything
olse tho prisoner had friends with him. McCfodien
s7ed close by in Gold street, and knew pretty all
Juror asked the witness II either Of the other prison.
ers Was present The witness identified Anthony
McBIiety who with McJrodden, but did
not him assault Camerzin ho appeared trying
to get M'CIodden away.
At this stage Of the poceediDgs the Coroner
thai he found it impossible get through with tho Gaze
in day and he had many other that wanted
his immediate attention he therefore adjourned the
whole after until II o'clock on Monday next.
Suppyv AND hIARMrE CAYr.a IN or A Porrror or
ArN sTnEET-About five O'Clock yesterday evening
party Of engaged in building the wall for
an extensive vault Tor the now building nearly
piscd at the Of Nassau apd Ann streets THEY
taye been employed for day past and portion
q Ann street from tho extending the length n
the ronage that fidc had been opened up
Ing the sin water and gas pipes The psssoe for
and wagons thus rendered very II is sup
posed that the continued rolling OF heavy vehicles cxusd
The earth vibrate and shake but from come car.e or
other much thirty feet in length OF il suddenly
cayedn at the above hour With startling crash breat
ing down the brick wall ami carrying everything before
itnto one common cenfe Of ruin The main water pipe
vas iDmed ediately broken and for moments great
alarm prevailed owing to the rapid Of the water and
The chance that would sweep down tho entire work
fortunately there was no person killed Two lsoorers
had most narrow escapes man got stuck fast in the
sand and mortar rubbish and the water was quickly sur
rounding him, when ne extricsted himself by plungiDg
into the arms Of Mr Tyrre the b ider Of tho house
who pulled him out With the loss Of his shoee. dr Tyr
rel saved another laborer who being buried
IN the ruins that his bat knocked from his head and
Immediately covered up. TIE flow Of water vas
trolltd in short tme and In about hour IL dis
t,ibnted TO The hcsoe usual and the edges Of tho
cham secured each side Of the corner for pasengers
Dir TyIrel most active In hs ,xertons II ie feared
that tht maia sew.r Of the building Is broken in
BnuoRArtos The tide Of Emigration rolls INCREASINGLY
and, II would appear with increasing volume TO 'n,s
country During the past tgo days 23d aud 2;th inst
there arrived In the port of New York many a.
tix thousand eight hundred and thirty two persons
They failed from the following ports in the numbers an
ncXed :--
Liverpool .,...,..,. 2Gs6 London -. ......... 500
Hayre....,........ l2sS stockholm. .,......... II
Bemen............. 752 Bonaire ............. 2
Hamburg. ....,....." 4s6 Belize (Honduras)..
AntD,rp......s..s... 2OI
RotteTdam...,..... 461 Total Tor two days. s32
THr WEATHER IL stiil cool, but very pleasant and
eshinating Yesterday a delightful healthy day,
but the night vas chilly after the very weather
of the last lev months The Thermometer at the HrR-
Building ranged as follovs:--At neon 70 deg. ut
three, =. u deg, AZ hye p. NJ, II deg The night
calm and pleasant.
T1REs AND ALARMs-The alarm Mt IL o'clock Thursday
night. was occafoned by FIRE which originated In the
worksh0p of MIR Alaxander. manufhctnrer Of canes.