New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

Acc,prNTs.- George Hazelton,
MING nj No Ie2 VaIickt was thrown from soarnaso
n Creenwiebst on "Wednesday night and iortuns'b s1
wss but 'lshly injured. Her friends oon''''"
home and procured medical aid. -. l.,
Patrick McCabe was badly huIs Itch,
Twenty hfth-st near Sixth sv, ON s Sixteenth
BY being run over by horse and cart yaL HospitaI
Ward Police conveyed him to inc NO"
DaxarR OF SKYLARKIN6.-W III IN ~.
-. M" 49, tvo men of reputed great bodily
e . TO- an innocent lark 10 the puohc nouSo
No ls STATE a. for the purpose OF e'Ilng N.Y. ho snd
when Moran was 80 unfortuns.e 80 Conceived 10 the
had one OF his legs OroNon- ~
New.York Hospital
Ceuy1ry TO 4 CHILD.-Jane Dowd
was eed BY Officer PenSeTsa o, bsr
;,l az Six years Of age. Justice Bogart committed
The Violent woman to prison, for examination
SAVAGE AssAULT.-Oflcer White, OF
shs Fourth Ward took into custody, woman, named
lane Murray on charge Of hsvf violently assaulted
Bridset Murphy, and striking her on the head, with
large eaibern bowl inaicting severe and somewha,
dangerous wound The injured woman was conveyed
10 the New.York Hospital, for treatment. Jane "S
committed to the Toubs by Justice Bogart
US. COMMISSIONER OFFICE.-Chdrge
of Eadeauoring TO make Repot-Gserge Young, in ms
Wilson and George Martin sesrnen Of the ship tlaea,
were examined on the above charge. ~ wsS i.noi
on an occasion during the voyage from Ljh ~ a
Young was asked to perform 'o bs hand on him and
aid CIV man now you had better 90 II, OF some
shns of he kind when Young drew on 20 MN, WIN
scraper In the attitude OF sr,ng ana cleI O h"vs
sad 10 others Of the crew, "Nows your nfne, poys,
come ON The Captain then went to his cabin ana gov
his pistols-snd, after some psreyng and admonu.n
With u men, asked them ifthey would permit MIN 70
put Young In irons They replied. "No, with an OATH
and said abeore he did he should put them IN rons.
lie sid no would not ate opt to do anything iuE'nei
but when he got TO New YORK ne Woud see 10
made the present complaint Wilson and MaTtiu II Is
said being very active 10 assisting Young On motion
of Mr. Jsmes ldgwsy for the United States they were
fully committed
SUPERIOR CouRr-In Cbambers-before
Judge Duer-Habeas COrpus-A young man named
John Dolap who enlisted in the Navy on 80 lns' was
broush. up on application of his sister, Mrs Julia
Burnes and his discharge asked for on the ground OF
minority The sister testified to bis being bulls years
of spe He was discharged
Anoth,r Peter WEIGH, "a years Ct age, was also
brought up on ha5eas corpus application OF hs wife,
and his discharge from enlistment In the army asKed
for on the ground that he was intoxicated at the Tune
of enlistment aud did not know what be was about
II was shown that 9th July he enlisted and on 2!th
sgI ed bis sestaton He permitted as usual With
soldiers TO leave his quarters at tmes On 9TH August
he II Is said deserted, and on 7th was Appreciated
The present writ has been Issued for bis discharge
certificate of his marriage, dated Path July was shown
On the part of the allegation as TO his having been
Intoxicated 10 was stated, IN eVluence tnht ne hu oeo
drunk every day for four weeks that rum was carried
70 him In bed the morning he enlisted Three wit
nesfes testified TO his having drank two pints OF rum
that morning, after which be dressed himself and went
out Another witness testified 10 his having drank two
hafpints of rum and GIL of brandy that morning
In denial of bis being Intoxicated the Assistant Sur
peop who made the examination OF Welch, the ser
gesrt and orderly that enlisted him. and the Notary,
testified 10 bis being sober OF the time of bis enlistment
and also of his attestaon The matter was finally with
drawn, and he was remanded.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Lynch.
--Dispossessirg Sut-AbrdhdR Bassford agt. Mtry
Clecsland-By the landlord of premises No. G03l3
Broadway, against tenant for repossesson OF said
premises on the ground that the rent was not paid In
accordance with agreement.
In defense stated that the landlord agreed that
the tenant should have quiet and undisturbed possession
but he has been continually molesting her by making
aiteratons-aso that the landlord commenced suit In
the Superior Court for the Ien alleged 10 be DUE pre-
yous bringing the dspossessng suit and that the lat
ter, consequently can not be maintained The Court
held that bringing suit In another court for rent does
not bar sut to recover possession. Judgment for
plaintiff
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