New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Munprs OF AN INFANT nv ,,s Mory,,

"A female about Is years OF age named ia, eliy.
on WEDNESDAY evening, called at the house OF Mrs.
Catharine Dunn. No. u Whitehall st with whom
che had been acquainted for about three years ana
requested 20 be allowed 10 stay for few days al
leepg that she had just LEFT her situation servant
Ia WlAer-st, and wished 10 remain unIil she cosA
obtain another situation She was acco nodated,
AID shown up TO room. Ia the morning she failed
to make her appearance a. ereskfas. and persos
Was sent % hsTT room 10 ascertain the cause Sac
Was ouhd Ing upon the nooT IN very feeble state,
and plainly sko ed by her appearance that she had
gwen oifth 70 child. No child was, however, 70 be
& sses oet Mis Dunn' on gong up 10 the roon pro-
SeeuSU 20 open Trunk, when The young womin
sprang up and told her not TO touch r. s there was
nothhs IN u but some soilei haen. sac. however.
ios,s'eS IN her determination, and on opening the
trunk. discovered the dead )iy OF an infant, ne viz
born, and not yet cold. Olfcer ID uer OF tue Ist
Ward Gas then sent for. and soon after arriye1 aa-
conpaned by Dr.. De Forrest, OF PeArl.ss, who sx.
aminsd the child and discovered confused marks
asoutit heck which bore The appearance OF boiag
the work Of design The child was then taken to
The lt " ard Ponce Station when Coroner Ives hel6
an Inquest upon the body. DR. john A. Sidel, Of
No % P.nest etaunGed Il, ard, on oslh stated Lis
opinion to DC that the child was born alive ard that
the erks OF violence about rs neck we're sufhssnt
TO have caused us ceath The Jury, atter short
delgberaiion. rendered verdict that the deceased
came to MS death by suaocation, causef BY yo eace
inflicted by The hands OF Us mother Eliza Kelly oa
tAe morning OF The 29;h inst. at the house No. 81
Whitshslta On the rendition Of the verdict. the
accused vas placed IN the City Prison. uader the
charge OF Dr.. Covel, where she will remain TO awsW
the scHon Of the Grand Jury
FATAL ACCiDENT.-An inquest was yes
ter6ay he'd by Coroner Ives. rpon the body OF an
liSh boy naGed Balsr about l6 wears Of age, who
cled eStcrcay from injuries accidentally received
on ToesdSy lals ~hIle a. work 10 the coal yard Of
OF ktng and Wes-Sls The boy was engaged N
shovellng coal from large pile, upon the top Of
which a hogshead hlled with coat was standing.
TINS hogsbest rolled down upon him, and inflicted
the injuries from the effects OF which death ensue1.
The jury rendered a verdict of accidental death.
The deceased bad been bat a short time IN this
country, and had 10 parents living here.
MARROW FscAPE-Henry S. Chuck, re-
siding at No. l5i Orchard st on Thursday evening
whue attempting 10 cross Roadway opposite tho
American MuSeuln, fell, ard before he could get up
was rUD over by an omnibus. lie was convey cd to
a drug store IN PsTk-Tow, where 1t was esceTtained
that the exteat Ot the BuTies received was severe
bruse on one OF his legs lie was thea taken TO his
residence.
FIRE.-Ahout 10 o'clock last night fire
broke oat y Van Buskrk & fitEp.trick's gente-
fremen were eaIly on the ground, and soon extia-
gulShed the flames, before aay material damage oc-
CURED 10 the building. Loss on stock about s., SOC.
fully insured
TBe OPERA.-Niblo's was crowded last
night, 70 hear Norma" About 5000 persons were
present. So great was the enthusiasm. that the same
opera is to be repeated tonight.
CouRT CALENDAR--Monddy-SuPkRIOe
COURr-Nos 6l l6s. 2ei. 100. elS 22s. ~, 40, ISs,
24 II. o.. col 200 261. 26S IS, 65, &c. 2Oa a.6, 81,
-, l9i, 269. 250 10 275.
SHAMEFUL ABANDoNMeNr.-T Two little
girls, three and five years OF age, were abandoned
by their father some days since who LETT them at the
house OF MIR Shurlgsr, corner OF the BoveT ana
Fortieth ST., promising to call in day or two fcs
them. but failed TO do The children were taken
TO the Aims House.