New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

The assembly then adjourned TO meet again on
>alura ay the 1ith, at the same place and time.
II bRN' secretary NJ Gross Pros dent.
Afler the meeting Of the 2f,h haa been orr,nized
by appointing the officers Of the previous evening"
Mr. Gross, IN behalf OF the professional COMMITTEE
read the annexed report.
Mtssrs Lindenmuller and Jonasson ON the other
Committees informed the meeting thas some noS
important witnesses had been found, whose tesn-
mony could leave NJ doubt whatever Of the inno.
sence Of Grunzig, but which al this time could 40.
be made public.
Committee Of three 10 Albany with the signed re-
port OF the Professional Committee, the afhdavs OF
toe Witnesses, and With such OF toe petitions, as
would be signed TO the time Of their departure, to
celyer these documents 10 MI. Clinton. the counsd
OF the prisoner, and IL connection win him, 10
take such steps rs would most likely insure the oo-
tainment OF further respite, and the granting OF
new trial to the prisoner
Msssrs Llndenmuler Charles Cook and Dr. Jolas-
son were appointed 20 this Committee.
The Chairman stated that the report OF the Profes-
sonal Committee, on The analy SIS OF ps Reid would
be sent 10 the Pharmaceutical Society 81 exsya
sion Of which had been called for this purpose. 70 &c
examined, and # approved, to be signed By tae
members Of that body.
The Albany Committee stated that the ~. : z.
part for Albany IN the afternoon train, on the x5ta.
After having resolved 20 request the English and
German press OF this CITY 10 puoish the procee
the meeting Adjourned TIL Monday, % b lns.., al $
O'Clock, r. VI VI. GROSS, President,
H. BRIx, Secretary.
A. meeting held on he ga Of Jansiy IN ben ali
Of the convict Ouo Giuuzig who has beea ouad guilty OF
the murder of his by OF adnnteuig
acid and to 6s hung Frdsy tbs assembled ct
appointed the undersigned Committee for the suppose
OF giving Their opinion relation 90 the chemical nvess-
peIfo med by d.. Lawrence Reid, Of this City
in The OF hs Aforesaid Tbs Com
at O'Clock Oh the 2th OF jan the residence Of Mr.
Fred Never, No 81 n dsoast New York. and. afser
careful ELIMINATION OF Dr. Reds chemical analysis.
We, the undersigned fully need and are ready
to prove before the ,y-
SIS Of Or REID evidence whatever could be drawn that
the deceased NctorRe Gfun2g, has been poisoned ny
senc We clam for the support Of this our convection.
n0t only professional experience. but all she
ces in America We as 10 FIauce, uglsDd and Ger
many. FRED MEYER. Chemist and ApeInecsry.
HENRY ScHwBIcH. NJ. d.
formerly District Physician in Prussia
& GOETzB. VI. ID
GROSS Chemist.
CoURT CALENDAR THIS SUPERIOR
COURr-Nos. 49, 20S 2Oi, %, 100, 1919, II, 90, Do,
Ill IS, 4s. 2lO 2l 9l2, PA, 2l6 TO 22O 229 10 226
22s, 800, 23l, 232, 1874 235, 1886
CIRCUIT COURT Nos 100, l2s, l73, "a, 3d. i'6o
ls5
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT. An outrage of
the most aggravated character was committed on
Sunday night on the person of Mary Jackson, anu.
la,io woman wife OF the master Of canal boat
lying at Chart0n.st, n. X. At a late hour OF the
night, two men, armed with hatchets, broke into
the cabin IN which Jackson and his wI'o were sleep
ing, and while one OF them seized the husband aud
held HIM. at the time branoishing his Ratchet
over his head, the other outraged his wife. They
the fed, but fellow named Isaac Lake, said 10 be
a dock loafer, who was Identified by Jackson as ono
OF the mlscreants, Yesterday arrested BY officer
Stinwell OF the Eighth Ward Police lie was taken
before Justice Bleakey and locked up for examina-
ton. The police are after the other
ANOTHER Aggravated OUTRAGE
young female named Bridget naney, while walking
up Cenire-st on Sunday evening, looking for lodg-
Lg, she having just quilted The service oil family
on Long Island, was accosted by man who offered
hon hort IN he wed
her to the ATmory at Center Market where, alter
fastening the door and striking light, he seized ner
and torclby outraged her person. lie then leis nef
locked up and went out, but soon returned win an-
other man, who attempted a similar outrage but the
female, having armed herself with one OF the weap-
oDs lying around there, kept them on, unIil four
more men came in, when they seized her, ana one
after another finished their brutal work About III
O'Clock the night she was turned INTO the street
by the villains, and was there found IN hoipiess
condition by officer James Dunn OF the Fourteenth
Ward who took Of her for the night, and res
to-day morning she appeared before Justice Mount
fort ard made afhdt of which the above state
mtnt Is the substance The Justice has issued war
rants for the arrest Of several Individuals who are
suspected Of beGg psrlicipstors IN the outrage.
Budgel speaks confidently OF beng able 10 Identity
the perpetrators Of the Infamous deed.
ANOTHER STABBING CASE "A man named
Barnard McKsag, Donds al the house No. 29f
Eeyenth-st, was yesterday arrested. charged with
attempting to take the life Of Bernard McSill,
bOarder ia the house. II appears that Mo
kesg on Sunday night went home much intoxicated.
and commenced making great noise and disturb
ing the house. Mr.. Mcslll arose from his bed and
enoeavored to persuade him TO go to his room, when
hcKeeg abused ana Insulted him IN the gfosse1
manner. McSnl then took up boot and struck HIN
With IT, when the latter drew a knife and pluBgedit
into his adyeIsarys abdomen, folio wing up the deed
by repeatedly stabbing him IN the arms and thigh.
The cries OF Nr McSill brought assistance, bat
Mckesg fled. lie was, however caught yesterday
and taken before Justice MouDtOrt, VINO committed
him for trial. The wounded man was attended BY
DR. Madden, who pronounced the wound IN the ao-
domen TO be very deep and dangerous. The KNIFE
with which the deed was committed was found on
the person OF the prisoner.
CHARGE OF FoRGERY.--James Edwards,
alias Awkward. and his wife Joanna, were yesterday
arrested by Officer schoeheld, OF the Essex Police
Court charged with having ~ their possession Win
intent to pass, several counterfeit English sovo-
reisLs Of which eight were found on the person oil
the man The woman attempted 10 pass ore on ths
CONS at the store OF Moriy Elvn,z, NO is9 Drvis-
ion.st They were committed to prison bf the mag
lstrale
SUDDEN DEATH "A female named Jane
Cook, residing al No l2O Ceear'st was iou,a , aen
inquest upon the body ana the Jury rendered
verde. Of ceath by pleuTisy
DEATH AT TIE NEw-YoRK HospIrAL.-
Mrs Heeyer who some Gays since was injured oy
,umpina from an upper window in the premises NO.
Is MoTfIs-ss To the ground, while the building was
on FIRE died on Sunday Ia the Ne~-fork hospnsi'
ID consequence of the injuries then received.
DEATH AT A Police STATIOS.-A maa
named Morris Cfussin was found dead in MS ecu
at the Third Ward Police Station on sunday h5ns,
He had been brought in from Green wich.st. at lit
O'Clock tie same night grossly intoricated, anu
placed in a cell, where, two hours after, ne va
found dead An inquest was held by the cofons'
and verdict Of death by apopexy was rendered.
The deceased was native OF Ireland, 80 years OF
age
BROOKLYN ITEMS.