New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

ight above named be went hero al say y Os7'-le
H. The door viii DIX k-fr T. bis haui BIS h1' Wa OF,
snd he seemed vcy much excited aui sad De was 09lni
90 Put the knie .lo tie WHO struck " a 50 ai'.
his Dr. Osborne vent opposite No 10 in the ssns s-rs
EhCn young nan came Up - HIM and :o.. I'm - ie
liver Up the knife d. Osborne handed the kn.fs 20 him
condition thE be would take OF Il. On receiEiag
the knife the fellow plansed -: tie doetoss iiee. say
As - you ave L :" e. the sane '-'--' ~ S-
Nei"e i-o1i behind aui stru the doctor, who sta
sefed INTO the middle OF the street. where ne ieli M
three men then followed and kicked him be followed
murder three times and the men went toward Catns-
rhe 81 the doctor then got up and went bleeding u te
store where frst saw him the man who stabbed the
doctor was stout built and light eoored box cost
one OF the Others was tall and thin and had cap on tae
other was Of middle size The witness sad he thought he
would know these men If be them again. and also
that Dian had nothing TO do with the assault
Oheer Duphn, Of the Seventh Ward Police, testified
that on the night in question he heard noise the direc
ton Of Cherry and toward the place, when he
Jaw three into Dinans house he thought two Of
them had Light on he asked Dirian who the men
who into his place. and be answered. Nobody
venfin This witness and Officer Murphy arrested Oman
and james and Patrick Fox. The deceased recognized
james Fox as the first who struck him. These men
taken to the Essex Marker Prison and the witness
subsequently, by Coroner Hilton for them when
be learned that they had been discharged by order OF just
ice Welsh Oman has since given this witness the names
OF the three who into his house They are Etw
Mahony, John Wade, and one kestinS-ihs "-' - n -
saa 10 oe laoofef b" .f ABOUT the Irving House
-, ,enew Of the New York Hospital, stated the con
dion that DR. Osborne was in when admitted the Hos
pal and said that the day after his admission he exhibited
symptoms Of delrum tremens, and delirium continued
until his death The injuries he stated the imnedi
ate cause Of the delrum remens that resulted in his
death.
The was then given the Jury. who rendered the
following verdict That the deceased his death
by injuries inflicted by whose is believed to
"be Heating and two others to the Jury unknown Fur
her we request the Mayor to offer reward for their dis
"covery After the rendition of the verdict the Coroner
issued warrant for the of Heating which he placed
in the hands of Officer Dupln to serve.
The deceased native of Ireland SO years of age.
CRIMINAL CARE1EsssEss IN BLASTING RocKs-In the
report of Capt Maynard of the Nineteenth Ward to the
Chief of Police Saturday last he audes to the careless
manner in which the blasting of rocks is carried IN his
district Already several buildings have been nearly
ruined and the lives of their inmates jeopardzed
Timothy Boyle the contractor of work in Forty
Second st. Second careessly discharged several
blasts, in consequence OF which three story brick
house occupied by Mr.. o. II. Kelly was completely
ruined by the rocks flying against and nearly level
ing ii To the ground Fortunately no one was in
ured although several persons were IN and near the
dwelling BY Mr. Nealy and other families, badly dam
aged two large rocks from the blast having struck upon
the roof through which they passed and lodged on the
ground floor Here fortunately, as before no one was in
ured The escape of the inmates Of the premises seems tn
have been proydentia Capt Maynard upon hearing OF
the occurrence Immediately made search for Boyle the
contractor for whom he watched all night but he was 80
frightened that he did not return home.
RAILWAY ABusEs-A car filed with ladies' and gentle
men seated 10 on side platform full driver stops lady on
sidewalk asks is there's room Conductor replies, Yes
madam plenty Of room Lady IS ushered into car sees
solid phalanx of faces up each sideca starts lady starts
feels as if she could sink through the Gentlemen all
tired BY hard days work feel as they had stolen
sheep; commisserae the lady and by convuve effort
arise give the lady their seat and put ve cents more into
the company treasury II this Company running they
DO their cars by the suerance of the people wish pre-
serve the privilege they enjoy they should regulate
their passenger cars and not as cattle cars by
slowing passenger upon each square foot ING
SINGULAR AxD FATAL AccIDESr.-A lai, i years of
age named John Rodcman, engaged in fishing on the
sring-piece Of pier No. a. f. r. Saturday, when an
anchor which was attached the bows of the ship John
Rayera lying close to the pier fell upon MN IN, '~a a OoSe
rescued by sailor belonging 10 The snip WIN Stetson
He was taken the New York Hospital where ne diei
on the same night The anchor appears Owing to the
rising of the tide had become in some way entangled with
the string pe and the motion Of the vessel caused the
chain which held it TO break Coroner IL on yesterday
held an inquest upon the body and the jury rendered
verdict of accidental death. The deceased native
Of this City and lived at No. % lesterst
We are told that the poor sufferer taken drectypast
his mothers door spite of his piteou begging to be le
there and that she was not informed of his fate until he
was dead This may be the rule but it is nhuman and
should be abolished at To carry suffering child
mile further than necessary for the sake Of reaching the
Hospital when mothers open TO receive him.
is refinement Of cruelty that hope never to record
again
NAvaI-The L S steamer Princeton, Henry Eagle
Commander arrived this port yesterday in two days and
seventeen hours from Portsmouth, y. ii.
The Princeton is of the vessels which comprised The
Eastern Squadron under Commodore Shubrick She has
been cruising among the Fishing Grounds and has visited
Lower Canada New Brunswick and Nova Scotia touching
at "a different ports BY comparing the tracks OF the df
erent vessels Of the Fishing Squadron viii be perceived
that no part OF the so called fishing grounds have been LEFT
unvsied
The following Is li.t Of officers Commander, Henry
Eagle Lieu,enants VIM. ; Young, h y Harrison mos.
g. COrbine Henry : NeWcOmb Surge0n k. L. bAtry
Pirser J. c Hunter Passed SurgeonP g Horwitz Mas
ter VIM Nelson Lieut.. Marines, Z. G. McCawleyi
Passed Midshpmen. VIM :. Lowell, VIM. Gwin. A. +. X.
Benham, j. J. Cornwel Chief Engineer VIM a. 2nlck
lst Assistant Engineer, H. Newell ID d. ) u. hnOx
ID do. c II. LOSng 81 do. Geo. X johnson 81 DO.
Horace Winsor; ID. do. +. 4. Canned 80, DO H. a.
Ramsay Boaiswain Thomas Burns Gunner, Ihoml' i.
Vouabie CARPENTER Hugh Lindsay Sailmaker, VIM D.
Eugei;.
THE NoSUMryT At TARRYrowS- Military Eaclmp
r.Hf.-Tie Monument to Pauldng. Williams and Van
Vert a. Iarrytoun in commemora0n Of the capture Of
Major Andre vii be dedicated the llh Of October oy
GOV seymour The corner stone laid on the tth IT
July las. Gen Storms has accepted the post Of U'ani
Marshal The procession viii form IN Ianytown' az 10
lie seventh Brigade Gen Lockwood commanding viii
ercsp al Sing Sing the 5h 10 the -h Of October
his brrade vii unite in tie monies II the day at
TunytoWn. Other military companies Val JON them on
that occasion.
AsorHrR PArESr SAFE swISDIE-,John II. Price, Of
Ohio but at present boarder at Loveioys Hotel was
snced out Of SIS on Saturday afternoon by couple Of
aratent safe operators whom he met and by whom he
was induced bet the contents Of their swindlng M
Broadway and Park place by Osicer Hambln. Of the
Third Ward Police who after observed the rOgues