New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

second tine ~iihln iew days thai the ABOVE soP
FIRE
THs Third Avrsrr R,Tao.p DRrrRs-Nine of the
drivers on this Road Who struck for higher wages on "a
dsy last ard when refused assaulted others VINO ma,
bed hired t. III their places have been arrested anu he
10 bsi IN ssoe each for future good behavior "alsa
have been sved for the arrest Of others Of the drivers
who are guilty Of the Ike Ofense.
RoBBED Is TEE srRrEr-An Englishman named
Price. who recently returned from California and had Pr
chased passage ticket for Liverpool was robbed oy
three youngsters while asleep stOop in Duanes, on
saturday evening who carried of $50 In gold coin ine
Police san the thieves at work, and succeeded IN s'n
two OF them but the fellow who got the money escaped
The twowere locked up.
row took place at about o'clock evening in
Of the groceries the Of Church and Duane s
in which Big Jerry Desperate Mike and others were
four shots at the party Of which struck Big Jerrys
ear vounding him slightly. The same party aiterwsrd
created some disturbance in rum shops in Mercer-st
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDExr-Robert NJ Middleton. a
brakeman the Hudson River Railroad. was killed on
Saturday, while upon belonging to down tram,
which was passing Seventeen at the time. II is sup
posed that be got upon the to detach the rope wncn
extends the length OF the train and attached 70 pen IN
the locomotive and that his head in contact with the
timbes Of foot bridge which was being constructed
the track at SEVENTEEN ST. No person witnessed
was not made until the train reached Thrteth st. he
native Of this State &c years Of age and careful
and industrious Coroner Donnell yesterday held
an inquest upon the body the late residence of the de-
ceased No is Jay st. and the Jury after thorough in
vesgaon rendered verdict Of death By fracture of
he skull caused by the deceased coming in contact with
some object to them unknown
TIE DAScr HorsE-The Police. Saturday evening
made another descent party OF noisy and riotous
characters who had met together at the room lately &C.
cupied ard recently sold by the Art Union Association
and captured 90 ewd characters OF both sexes large
number however, escaped through trap door in the
floor among whom Henry Wheaiey the keeper OF the
race Several residents of Broome st., who have been
constantly annoyed by the noise made at this house.
IL .fotr aUto in "a
taken before Justice Stuart who sent eight of them TO the
Pentenarv "a Migrants held others bail for their good
behavior, and dischnrgedthe rest with reprinand.
MALICIOUS MlseHIEr--A man, named Frederick W;
1emer las Yesterday arrested charged With wlTly ana
acousy shooting and killing ysuaO.e hon ~ rs
foot of Forty seventh st. East River The accusah GOT
I'D early Yesterday morning and was seen 10 go to an
olen lot there the horse had strayed and deliberately
hot him with a rife He was locked up in default OF
sloo0 bail b. Justice Stuart.
FATAL FALL FROM wISDow.-Mrs. Helen Mcdonald
artd % wears who resided No l6i Seventh ay., fell
from the third story window of her residence TO the pave
moni about o'clock Yesterday morning. and died almost
witnessed her fall and il is not known in what manner it
happened. Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the
BODY and a verdict Of Accidental Death was rendered
Deceased was native of Ireland.
ARREST FOR FrRIous DRIvISG-John Hicks, driver Of
one of the Broadway stages arrested on Saturday
evening charged with furious driving. lie over fe
male named Sarah Smith living at No ll3 Elizabethst
breaking her arm and njurng her elsewhere severely
She was conveyed to the New York Hospital and the
cuscd before Justice Welsh for examination
FATAL FiLL.-Lewis Dom. a child years of age, on
Saturday accidentally fell from window 1.-THE house
ct his parents No 81 Walker ST. and instantly killed
Coroner Donnell held inquest upon the body and
verdict Of accidental death rendered by theJaFy
RrcxrEss DR1v1SG.-A man named Andrew Seir
YVES arrested Saturday afternoon for recessly driving
he here and wagon small boy, son OF Mr. Cornell
Sar held by the Police Magistrate to await exanna
tion.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-Francis Duffy. hand on
board the Cherokee Saturday evening fell from
the gong plank into the dock and drowned The body
rms been recovered The deceased lived at No 3s'
Eighth IT.
C,NpHrvE AccrpExr-A oamphene lamp in the house
No 10 Wet Twelfth ST. exploded while being filed whom
lighted and severely burned Messrs Jacob and Philip
Conrad. the former Of whom was engaged in ming the
lamp The room was set on fire. but the flames were ex
tiuguirhed by means OF wet blankets
ARREST OF 4 HOTEL WArIER.-Henry G. Brown col
orcd waiter at the Irving House was YESTERDAYS arrested
by Officer keee, of the Chiefs Ofhce, on suspicion OF
soairg wallet containing $40 from the pocket OF pair
OF pants which bad been given him to brush by Mr. g.
Bryson n bosrder at the house lie committed by
Justice Boearit to await examination
ARrrsr OF A HOTEL TmEF-A negro named Henry
Map v0s Friday caught in the silver closet Of the
metropolitan Hotel in the of stealing lie taken
b fore Justice McGrcth and lockodup.
ARprsr OF A FroIrryE-.Johu Nichol charged with
being fugitive rom Suffolk County, where, it is alleged
he sole s.O0 from tie cabin Of the sloop Jacob Duryea
was Yesterday arrested and detained preparatory TO being
sent back for trial.
ArTFvrT 10 ESCAPE PROM THE PESITESIIARY.-Pat
seq Cosgrove alias Cockroach notorious rowdy OF the
Eleventh Ward who was sent TO the Penitentiary for
~ months short time since, attempted to escape from
his eonD, msnt Friday last but being caught IN the
AT one Of his legs decorated with chain and heavy
ball and he travels about dragging the ornament
after him.
THEFT AT TIE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-A man named r.
J Roph Saturday arrested at the Crystal Palace
charged with stealing articles Of rfing value from
tie German Department. lie taken before Justice
Stuart Tor examination.
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