New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

found oating near the wreck /, was brought 10 the
foot OF Whitehslst, where the Coroner held In.
quest. Nicholas Austin, IL Lieutenant Of the fancy
examined by the Coroner, and testified as TO the
manner In which the fancy was struck and sunk by
sQus of wind, which corresponds with the facts pre-
viousy published The Jury rendered the following
verdict Ths, the deceased drowned on board the
Revenue Cutter fancy, in consequence of her being
capszed on Tuesday the Sd Inst By sudden flaw OF
wind In the Bay, between Governors and Staten
Islands The deceased was IS years OF age, and born
In Ireland.
RESIGNATION OF A COMMISSIONER
Robert B. Minturp Esq, of the Commissioners Of
Emigration, has resigned MS post in that body Since
he foundation of the Commission, in ls47 Mr. NJ has
been working member and has taken much interest
n affairs Of emigration lie resigns now, in conse-
queuce of Ill health.
GRAND OFFICERs.-The list of elected
Ulcers of the Southern Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of
his State, published yesterday, contained so many
Of spelling that we repeat it in correct form
J. X Wiltsie, Grand Master.
I. H. Howell, Deputy Grand Master.
Royal c. Millard. Grand Warden.
John j. Davies Grand Secretary.
Matthew Bird, Grand Treasurer.
Andre Froment, Grand Representative G. L. L.
The installation will take place Tuesday Aug II,
at 10 O'clock AN.
A New MARBLE QUARRY. - The
Popghkepsie EOgle chronicles the discovery OF
MAJ BILE Quarry Ia the neighborhood Of that town. The
marble Is Of four qualities the first black with Egyp
tan yellow and white vein the second dark blue, with
npht blue veins and clouds the third pink and the
fourth black without veins constituting the principal part
Although of 1t has been properly wrought It has
been found TO take as handsome polish and be sus
ceptbie of as fine fpsh as the best Italian marble
The quarry has been tested at different points and
there no room left for doubt that 1t is very extensive
and probably inexhaustOle
A USEFUL INvENTIoN.-Mrs Willard
Of Indiana has shown patent Mosquito Bar Frame
Of her invention, which may well be commended as
valuable antdote to human misery. 1t Is composed OF
several pieces of large iron wire, ngenously combined
to fold into small compass for transportation,
yet be expanded into convenient Frame, resting Sc
curely though lightly the bed and completely barring
out all winged insects Ii is cheap, handy, light and
portable, and may be seen at Messrs. Buckmans "a
Futon-st.
For EURoPE.--The American Mail
steamship Arctic will leave for Liverpool at this
day Her malls close at the Pos.-Ofice at l0ls AM
PAYING TAXEs.-The receipts ut the
Tax Office In the Park yesterday, were s3Sl, ?i2 81.
FIRE-Yesterday morning fire was
discovered In the basement under Commsny & Van
duzens drug store, No lgs Greenwi,h.St. The danes
were extlnguished before material damage occurred
to the premises.
FATAL ACcIDENT.-On Thursday morn
Ing a, about O'Clock accident occurred on the New
Haven Railroad, between New Haven and Milford, by
which one life lost mans leg broken, and con
siderable properly destroyed The train coming
along at It's usual speed, when unfortunately go!
upon the track and before the engine could be- stopped
the locomotive was thrown from the track. This OF
course brought up suddenly the whole train. The bag
gage running upon the tender the front par. OF 1!
was literally mashed to pieces baggage master,
named Ephrsim Dennis was at the sme standing Ia the
front part of his car aud when the crash took place
Instantly killed. pedler named Mes, (Or Myles) had
bis leg broken. The other personal Injuries were
slight but no small destruction of property resulted
from the accident The baggage car was nearly demol.
ished, and the first passenger car was considerably
brokenup The catastrophe occurred about four mles
this eide OF New. Haven. The body of Mr.. Dennis
taken back to New Haven, where he resided and where
he very shortly 10 be married 20 young lady to
whom be had for some time been under a matrimonial
engagement.
SINGULAR STREET ROBBERY.-A day
or two since, German lad named John Rode living
at No 1913 Norfolk st, passing along Mulberry st,
near Chatham he sccosted by man WAC asked
John TO give him change for shilling piece, which
done John At the time had e. in small bills in
bis hand, which observed by the fellow, (who
gave his name as Peter Kelly who
seized johns hand aud by force and violence got posses
sion OF the notes, struck the unofending youth VIC
lent blow In the face, and made his escape. COM
plant yesterday made against Kelly before Justice
BOgart, who issued warrant for his apprehension
The accused accordingly arrested and the charge
Of robbery being clearly substaniated, he com.
uitted TO prison for trial in default Of 81 900 bail
ARRESTS OF DIsORDERLY SAILORS
Captain Carpenter of the Fifth Ward Police Thurs
Jay night received Information that serious disturb
,pce wa going between the officers and crew of the
bark Elersle, Captain Harvey, lying at the foot of
Frsnklu-st A posse Of policemen were instantly dis
sched 10 the place and arrested hye OF the sailors,
y DO were much intoxicated and very disordery The !
accused were taken 10 the Station House for night
and yesterday sehs before Justice Bogart for ezarnna
ion
ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARCENY.-On |
Thursday night cicer Gleason, Of the SIKH Ward a.
ested TWO colOred men, giving their Perry
.ms aud Richard Youngs charge Of hagings |
short time previously stolen $50 80 in gold aud silver
ren from the pocket Of George Maer,, residing at No.
II Suztes Tne yainant, In his affd Ay maize be-
r. Justice Boeart tesnes that, while paying tor some
Ok sters tue corner Of Centre and Pearl the pns
1nrIs approached and said that stout young lady
wished to zee him The party started oi together ou,
only went one block when the defendants proposed 70
treat ana accordingly into grocery near oy Tor
bt purpsse On conrg out and going short distance
toward the Five Jnt. the guides who we're es;Orupg
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