The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

TIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. TINE yvnv-oo-
renee to ths police of the eighteenth ward finding four
male dead human bodies board Of yacht, fishing
beat lying at the foot Of Twenty street Upon the
examination bodies evidently from the shrouds
found men the Potters Field packed in barrels for
expectation directed to medical for surgical purpo
SEES The jury the investigation rendered the follow
ing verdct-We the jury empannellcd for the purpose
Investigating the circumstances Of the case Of four dead
bodies found in yacht at the foot OF Twenyrst street,
East river give verdict that sad came to
their by natural and brought to the dead
house Of Bellevue Hospital by the Captain Of the Eight
tenth ward police the jury not knowing from whence
said bodies were previously obtained Inasmuch the
bodies found in possession Of the captain of the
Yacht the fury recommend the Coroner to hold him
examination We find no proof of other persons
being implicated in obtaining the said bodies. The
statute law fixes penalty OF five years in the
State prison year in the Penitentary, fine OF
$500 or both fine and imprisonment, on conviction Of
person found stealing the body bodies OF human beings
been elected showing that the parties who arrested
had actually robbed the graves themselves but found
merely in the possession Of the bodies and as such bodies
were not identified II is doubtful II anything can be
with the parties in whose they were found
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ERIE RAiLRoAD.-At an
early hour Thursday morning. as the train on the Erie
Railroad was going west and when it had arrived ut
point near Hawknss station about thirty two miles be-
low Port Deposit the whole train with the exception OF
the baggage car and the engine ran on tne Track ana
about twenty-five feet The passenger cars were turned
bottom side up and of confusion cnsued Fortu
nately killed although many are slightly in
jured-eome severely No blame be attached to any
Of the officers Of the road great credit is due them
for their prompt and efficient aid to the passengers
STRIKE MARBLE WoRKERs.-0n Thursday after
noon about tao hundred and fifty marble workers. who
had struck for higher assembled about the marble
yard Of Dudley Lee, in Hudson, near Bank street
and thro atened violence against the pronetors Capt
Loyett of the Ninth ward being informed Of the crcum
dispatched number Of his to the place for
the purpose Of preserving order whereupon the dis
peraed Yesterday afternoon a large number Of them
again ssembed in the place and Captains Seabury
and Taft with of their men, however prevented any
nistu han hat M
IMPOSITION AN Enthusiastically, Thos Brennan,
keeper Of emigrant boarding house. at No Washing
ton street, brought before Justice Osborn conf
plant of Cornelius Boyle emigrant, who charged
Brennan with having detained his baggage Brennan was
fined $50
rRowNEp.--Ahout half-past twelve O'Clock yesterday
morning whose name said to be stephen Car
roll fell into the river at pier No 20 Burng slip where
he walking around for two hours before Every
exerton made to him from drowning but it
only after half hours search that officers Baum.
Rice MeGrath and Corey succeeded in discovering the
body. when life however extinct The body was
moved to the Second ward sation house The Coroner
held inquest and verdict Of death by accidental
drowning returned
F,Rr-About nine O'Clock Thursday morning, fire
broke out in the basement of No Fulton market kept
dining saoon by Pearsall Lozicr The fire, caused
by defect in the hues, extngushed, with but
trifng damage
AccrprvrAILy DRowsrp.--Coroner Ives, yesterday,
held inquest at the Second ward police station house.
the body OF sailor. named Stephen Carroll, aged 33
who to his death by accidentally falling into the
river from the Pier No 90 Burlng slip, and drowned
before assistance could be rendered It the de-
ceased endeavoripg find the brig Clinton and in
doing fell off the dock into the river. verdict
rendered accordingly.
ATTEMPT TO CcsiMrr SUICIDE Last evening officers
Street and Cunningham conveyed to the City Hospital
named Thomas Clarke, who had attempted to COM
NIT suicide by taking poison Every effort made to
restore the unfortunate but he not expected to
recover lie resided at the of William Spruce
from Enrluu1