New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

Some Of the wounds very dangerous and Is feared
vi prove fsi.l The poor woman after eein< oerro'y
s,Li.d ran into the street. where she met Oc-r Nv
Lind al the rouris enth Ward. wnom che told wast hsd
hapnened The officer Immediately went and arrested
Ten carried 20 the York Hospital and psc-d under
The esre of DR. Alien who considers her recovery ex
tremey doubted The accused n Is stated was t'rnsr-
y very Incorporate in bis habn but s'oui TWO means
aro he abandoned the practice which wzs - rapidly
stnking him into the grave since which tfne ne mas
been partially insane. II i whispered ao19t ns yes
ousy Of bis wife induced him TO stremo. al, o~n n',
and siterwsrd thst OF biz WIFE, sne sts,eu sns. sn.
never ruvc him cause to suspect her purity sac nas
left small children home, ana II 70 &c nOPe1
that they viii be Poperiy cared ior-
~ The Catharine- ST. Murder Case was
resumed yesterday morning before the Cof0er' iu'
testimony Of VIM Baird First Assistant Captain OF inc
Fourth Ward taken, and went to SHOW 'nss ne ""
asked Michael Mitchell Of the witnesses wno 'e'
fed on Friday, wbowere in the basement when hea'y
was stabbed, when he replied that there were no men
there except himself, Mccormick and the deceased
This statement contradicts that made under oa'a oy
Mitchell be swore that an un known man came
the basement stabbed the deceascd, tl1Si "SH 0
effected his escape.
DR.. John A. sidell, who made post ulortem exsmin-
alton testified 20 finding ncised wound on the ante
arrnpt The wound inch and quarter In length,
and the knife with which IL had been inflicted had sew
cred he brachisl artery near its commencement Inc
Doctor gave his opinion that the wound descroea
was the cause Of death.
Other witnesses examined but their testimony
was unimpor,an The was then given to the Jury
under charge by the Coroner who after an absence OF
shout Is minutes rendered the following verdict we
find that John Heavy to his death by injuries In
ficted by the hands of Patrick Mccormick, on the 81
inst The Jury of the opinion that Michael Mitchell
a. -. (..Fff lnf nn Anfff ~
verdict both the accused parties committed To
prison TO await the action of the Grand Jury, before
whom the matter will be laid.
Joanna McGrsth was also committed as witness.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-At late hour
TUESDAY night Are broke out in the hirdscry oil the
Spring Balance and Steel Ornament msnuctory ofMor.
ton Bremner, Nos 3s9, 39l, 1913 and $50 Frstav the
buildings Nos $50 and 39 occupied solely by Nor
ton Bremner-the first floor ofNo3S3 was occupied by
T. Tinsdale as machine shop, and the fourth floor by
Henry Davenport fringe weaving establishment,
and the second and third floor by Morton & Co. No.
395 was occupied by Levi Chapman as razor strop
factory Nos $50 and 39l were completely burnt out
leaving nothing but the walls Standing Nos 393 AMI 39o
were slightly damaged by fire. The Hotel of John Clark
corner Twenty hirdst and Firstav was several times
on fire. but was extnguished with ing damage by the
fire department The fire originated In the third story
of No. $50, but how or in what manner could not De
asceraned but is believed to have been accidental The
number of and boys employed in the several shops
Is about 500 Loss OF Morton & Bremner $4,000. In
snred for $4,000 Loss of j. T. Tinsdale Henry Da-
venport and Levi Chapman $1,000. Insured for s2,5O
Capts Whigom and Flandran with the second platoon
were at the ire.
SUICIDE AT BIxBr's HorEL.-S. b.
Craze young from Peppersville, Mass, who put up
BAby's HOTEL corner OF Broadway and Perkplace, ON
Tuesday nerning committed suicide No o., by s
pending himself by the neck with handkerchief
From the appearance of the evident that the
deceased had taken large dose Of audanun. which, how
ever did not remain upon his stomach VIAL
labelled Laudsnum,s from Rushton Clarks, wa, found
the bed After taking the poison he had fastened one
to the bedpost and then rolled off the bed and san
ged The following letter found unseaed upoA table
in the room of the deceased-it reads thus:
BuBrs HorsL, Nsw YosK, Tuesday, May T. 1854
and "a os On and b, room above shall soon 90 to
trouble about but let the C authorizes have my body AMI 90
me and forget me as possible.
not worthy Of any, lo9Ock M. am nor about TO ase the
and ALL would with but have not the cour
1t requires to 1--we than 10 die Once mere dear
ibis letter was addressed to Mr. John H Crane Mile
Mr. Bxby forward the letter directed which yes
erday done From the letter will be that the suicide
the hotel and also that he had contemplated destroying
himself while board the steamboat bis way to this
verdict according with the above rendered
The deceased rather poorly clad and had no ex
cePt few shings IN his pocket when discovered Thus
far the which led the deceased to take his life has not
TRANSFERRED
BOARD OF ALDERMEN - Wednesddy,
May 5-Rchard T. Compton, Esq, President in the Chair,
and present The minutes Of the previous meeting
Petitions Refe,red-Of of property in the vicinity
Of 4ths, North River TO have pier built at the
foot of street OF Chas H. Smith for In Hamilton
st me o COMPANY 2.
men. OF Engine Company No Al fora new Engine. OF
Of their work OF owners Of property in W..hinstoa,t
to have the sidewalk in that street. between Spring aud ca
nalsts refagged OF Eagle Hook aud Ladder Company,
No. 4 for repairs their House. Of Patrick Riley, for
tension Of time for building in 2day between 23d
and 2h SITS OF The Erening Post Ner York Express and
Commercial Advertiser for of compensation for
publishing the proceedings &C. OF Margaret Stewart and
others, for sewer in vandewaterst
Hesoiutions 4dptcd.-To light with gas 2D-st, between
9th and 9Th avs to repair between 9th and 7havs
appointing VIM. A. Whitbeck Commissioner of Deeds in
the waste pipes Of the With Ward Station House connected
with the new sewers that the extension of pier No p East
River be deferred until the further action Of the Common
Council to raise pier No. 45 East River and repair It.
BY Aid Moore-1hat the Likeness Of Baron Steuben be
atng So TO carry the matter into effect that the Croton
water be introduced into the LIST District Court Room No IS
Reports Adopfed In favor of sewer in 25h.st between
and Lesingtonavs TO build sewer in 1thst between
muncaton relative to the sewer In Oiyer asking to be
discharged from further action Adverse to the petition for
Barclay TO Robinson sts ConcuuDg build sewer in
Lewis-st, between Brooms and Grand SITS
The Board here took recess for half al hour
At soclock the Board met again
AID Sturteyant offered the following which was adopted
hreds, There exists IN the upper part of the City
number Of COW stables called daes where many animals
are closely fenced up, and many all of which soon be-
come scky and diseased and unable further to furnish milk
are Immediately slaughtered and sold for pure and whole
meat In direct violation of the ordinances of this City
relative to saughtens and sale of unwhoeso1ne mest &C.
Therefore
Resoed That the subject be referred 10 tho Committee
on Public Health TO report 1T early day upon ts best
method Of preventing the Strengthening OF scky and diseased
animals in the City of NewYok and upon tbs propriety of
appointing an Inspector therefor.
Resolutions AdptedThst IL be referred 10 Committee
to report the necessity Of changing the place Of dump
ing night soil from the end Of Pier No ~ East River
part OF the City where il will be lees offensive nd INJURIOUS
Resotutions cosetryed IN, That the portion of Wards