New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

seu wears Of age, boarders al the mousse OF benlamh
Woollv. repaired 10 the beach toward evening Mr..
Eewbould and the two lads went Into battle The son
Of Mr. Wonhipgton borne out from the shore 10
Che distance Of hundred feet by the ebb tide MI
uewbould swan 10 the rescue, and was followed ~
Mr. Wofthinaton Meantime Mr.. Newbouds SOD, ~
bad given the alarm Of the danger Of bis ms's Isn
Mr. Rooly's house, thrcequarters OF nlic ot sus,
and rave the alarm Mr.. Newboud becoming sWeaS
"A a5er reaching The lad who was In peril, wac oohsea
10 leave him with Mr.. Worthipgton, nus h aS Son
had also reached him. and he SWAIN 70 tne loo
after Mr. John csr,e, Mr. adin Rersh arrived from
A. ho.,s,,n house They we're much nes'eo iroh
runnns the distance and punged ia 70 SWIM ~ ~ ~.
-, .ssa he beipg then aOne-Mr. N ana tne isos
20. ah,e 10 save him. having returned TO the snore
n~,sr.ted Mr. Bergh reached the cni'd anu Drought
~ N The outer bar wherehe found ooting ana mere
ascoyered the body of Mr. Carbide under the water
~ IN lime boat put out and brought In Mr. Bergh,
~ lad and the body of Mr.. Carlisle The boy was
alive but insepble and died at IL o'clock on Tuesday
rjah, Mr. Carlisle had ceased 70 breathe when taken
from the water He wss % years OF age hts remains
by his mother and sister, wac brought up
On Tuesday. The bosy Of Mr.. WOrthingtons boy came
I'D on the evening of that day The death VI MI Car
Nile Is believed 10 have been caused by going into the
water when heated, which produced suspe nded AMI
nation causing determination Of blood TO the brain.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON LONG bland
About o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs Gideon Lee
Kpspp residing at No % West l7thst was upset from
acaTriage ut Isno, L. In consequence OF wnlcn aei
oollsr bone broken. Mrs. Knapp also recei'eu
confused wound on the hesd which, Is ies,ea,
cause conclusion of the BRAIN and tears are
that death will be the result Of the injuries me
of the team attached to the carriage appear a as
descended from bis seat for few momen'o % @
hoyees came In contact with post ana tous up'
.s, tho vebcle and caused the injuries rs ABOVE steo
Several other ladies In the carriage al the same
dine. but fortunately escaped unnurt Mrs. n; W"
conveyed into the nearest o"ening anu ri'"'O" oN '
msdstely procured.
A MAN KILLED BY A WOMAN.-Ofhcer
Bsvsps of the Sixteenth Ward. arrested on tuesday
pisbt woman named Bridget DOppely, residing NJ NO.
1872 West Twenty frstst, charged with causing the
death of Thomas Clark, stone mason IN toe emoy OF
Henry Trebsr of No. I65 Twenty seventh ST., oS KICK
ipy him ia the abdomen on Monday evening last. The
alleged facts Of the case far could be ascertaued
are a. follows Clark went 10 the house No l9@
Twenty frsts for the purpose OF seeing one OF its In
mates He found the woman DODnelly lYlng upon
sofa and went I'D 81 her aud took hold Of one OF her
feet She Jumped up and kicked him in the abdomen
He mmedstey fell TO the floor aud soon becane sense
less. Doctors J. r. Lenening and II. Gordon were
called in and after about three hours succeeded IN re-
storing snima'ioD then stated that he woman kicked
him. Inflammation SIT ill., and Clark died on Tuesday
nisht The Coroner was notified, and Will bold an To-
guest upon the body this morning. wnen oost mortem
examination Will be made, and other circumstances
connected with the affair will probably be brought 10
bsht Tho prisoner was taken before justice stuart ana
locked up She IL Canadian, and has been 10 the
country but short time. The deceased was an un
married man.
DESPERATE LEAP.-At about 9 O'Clock
ls,, evening a woman named Mrs Hart In a state of
in'oxica,ion lesped from the third story OF window
In Cow Bay the Five Points, and struck the sac
walk IN Lille Water-st She fractured her skull Ia
dreadful manner She was picked up In an nsenstoe
condition by the Sixth Ward Police, and conveyed to
the Stslnbouse, and thence 10 the NewYork Hospital
There are NO hopes Of her recovery.
AccIpENTs.-A Lad named Thos. Riley,
7yesrs Of age, while psypg upon pile Of lumber in
Seventhsv Forty second st on Tuesday evening,
was seriously and it s feared fatally Injured, In conse-
ouence Of portion OF the lUmber falling upon him.
he was imm edstey taken - his residence corner of
Forty .hrstst and Ninth av where medical AID was pro-
cured
Andrew Custer, German, yesterday
morning fell from the deck of the ship California, lying
ct the loot Of Dover st to the deck OF acenai
boat lying alongside Of the vessel aud had one OF his
sgs fractured besides sustaining other severe in ues.
He was rem owed TO the New-York Hospital
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-The Coroner yes
terday held an ioaues at No. 81 North Moorest upon
the body OF Mary Quinn, native OF Ireland, % years
Of sge who ceo yesterday from the effects OF an over
dose OF narcotic poison Deceased was servant 10 the
family OF Rev. Mr. Halsey. She was tas en- suddenly
III on Mon day night tnd the folio wing morning DR.
Maxwell sert for sho believing from the symptoms
manifested that she had taken some narcotic pssou ad
ninteJed suitable ,medes but without the desired ef
feet After her death VIAL partially full of laudsnum
foupo In a adjoining the one In which she died
DR.. Lddel msoe post moTtem examination OF the body
but traces of poison we're discovered. tappeared
In the evoe nee that deceased had been deserted by
young who had previously s1o wed her marked at.
teption This threw Der into gloomy state Of nnd,
which continued up b the time OF her death Toe jury
rendered verdict Of 'ath by overdose of narcotic
poison, supposed 10 have been administered by the
hands Of the deceased herself.
BURNED TO DEATH.-An inquest was
yesterday heldat the NewYork Hospital upon the body
Of Henry Oh German. % years Of age, who died
from the effects of burns received week since at the
paper box msnufac,ory Of Bowen g. Co.. No. liz Plat
ct He was In The set of filling lamp with alcohol
when the liquid took IRE and enveoped him In ia mes
causing burns which resulted in his death. Verdict
cordiDgy.
CAMPHENE BURNs.-Michael Mahony
was broush to the New.York Hospital yesterday morn
Ing early. from the New York and Erie Railroad He
Was undergoing severe suffering from burns resulting
from the bursting OF large csmphene lamp on board
of q Delaware and Hudson Canal boat
II John Meyers, who lives at No. 205
Hesterst., run In Grand.st yesterday morn.
Ing by cart His rgh, leg was badly fractured In
sequence thereof The police Of the Thirteenth Ward
took the injured man to his residence.
ATTEMPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT CoIN.
On Tuesday evening German named John Hod.
meyer was ar ested charged with attempting TO pass
spurious halt dollar to Mr. William B,rns In the peck.
ct Of the accused quantity of quicksilver was found
The prisoner 10 stated have admitted that he knew
The half dollar 10 be Spurious and that he had used
portion Of the quicksilver for elonious purpose The
prisoner was taken before Justice Wood who sent him
to the U. s. Court for examination.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-As DR.. Put
nam. OF No 400 Broome at, returning from .slk
a ke~ Rochelle, where he boarding on Monday
piRpt he was attacked by three Irish men, who ap-
preached him from behind ADD struck him several so
we're blows The Dr. turned round TO defend hlm.eG
when they cut hs face badly In three places with
which they held In their dsts. He then called loudly
10 ASSURANCE, when the rScels hsd. The DR. then
turned 70 his hotel where he ststed the circumstances
10 several persons who started out la pursuit of