New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

BY Mr. Wright. Of the Committee on NY'iA"'' &c '~'0
% proposed smeudmenfs Report accepted IL.
Ihe orr nal proposition. wers dis.a So. Tut ~F'i
coming IN sny conclusion the Board i'urnsd 70 ei"
day, the 18th inst.
BOARD oF EDUcATIoy
7 be PrCsisut, y. a. Beaei.c. 10, th' Chair -.
Nf1ofas "a H0rd-An apple .tpn received rom
school officers or appropriation Z, pa-ch "a s''''
site Ref ued. ~ sundry inhabitants re awe % ter
man school Laid on the table.
S,r,pb,nh Hrrd-The nomin on Of william Wallace
Inspector Of Schools in pA Of H. u Forre,ter r.
signed. confirmed
Fun Wqrd.-The OF s135 IS WIS appro lriled %
fl up Ward school No. p.
Ma Ward-Report relative to bill Of Culver & Cory
removing furnaces az school No 20 Adopted.
Free Acad,myA report was p'esenise IN relation to
moneys appropriated TO the Academy oui OF the Literature
Fund. Ordered TO be printed.
The Committee reported various amendments - Bye
Laws Pending discussion tbs subject tAc Board
adjourned
CHARGE or BURGLARY AND GRAND LtRcENT-On
Wednesday night Assistant Capt Damn Of the twentieth
Ward and officer Baldwin the Eighth, arrested short
boy named Martin L2ay, charged w.tA the commission 81
three burglsres. The prisoner. appears, with two &C
completes on Wednesday afternoon by means Of false
keys entered the dwellings Of Mr. b. HiderorAnt No sO
West Thirty Sxthst Mr. Henry Hiss, No sl6, aud Mr'
Kerney No 22 street when they broke open trunks
and stole from the house Of Mr. llise two silver watches,
and from that OF Mrs Kearney 500 in gold coin AS they
leaving the premises boy who knew the prisoner
gave information the police and the night he WAS
arrested At the Of Carkson aud Hudson ST His ao
completes with him at the time bat managed 70 es-
W nile hen- ken u tnt HOUSE, Tue prs"
ner threw pocket book containing 81 fence This
was recovered BY the officers lie was locked up by jas
tice McGrath TO await trial.
The LATE RoBBERY ~ MrIBERRr.srRFEr-The 500
which stolen from Hamilton Lamont Tuesday night,
n the house of III fame NO II Muberryst yesterday
recovered by Police Captain Brennan and officer Bowling
who found it in drawer in the grocery Of IIernann Bc
ho of Cross and Mulberry St. where it had been
placed by the thief without the knowledge OF the proprietor
or his clerk Henry Peters saw OF the fenale-
under arrest for the larceny enter the store on the night
its occurrence and go toward the money drawer Peters
arrested and held 10 bail in $500 by Justice Bogl to
appear witness against the accused parties.
CHARGE or FALSE PRErEysEs-A man named Thomas
T. Wood alias Thomas Eastwood yesterday arrested
on complaint of Mr. John Witherbee merchant No. -
South It., who charges that the 2-h u accused called
at his store and by false representations succeeded in OBJ
tanrg four thousand cigars on short credit Ihs repre-
sensations made that tho accused transacted business
81 No 10 West 81 that be made his deposits in the Ocean
Bank and that he Withdrew his deposits below the
sum of 600 all of which allegations stated in the
affidavit of Mr. Witherbee TO be The accused
taken before Justice Welsh and committed 10 await exam
nation.
KuIED ny A FALL-Coroner Wilhelm held inquest
yesterday at No 50 Attorney St. the body of Law
Benkert lad 10 years of age who died from the
effects of fall watch occurred on Sunday last He
PLAYING upon the deck Of new ship in the yard foot OF
sixth st East River when he accidentally fell the
side and received fatal injuries. verdict OF accidental
death was rendered by the jury
Tur LATE SrorpAGE on rug HUDsox RIVER RAILROAD
The of the four who stand charged with having
been concerned gu the 9th ut with large number OF
others all sugar bakers in stopping the mail train of ths
Hudson River Railroad while in Hudson st. aud with
saultng the conductor aud driver up for continued
examination yesterday afternoon No new facts Of nport
ELECTED and the not being concluded
further adjourned
Dy,rp PROM BrRNs-Isaac Clark A child two years old
who lived At No 30 Greenwich St. during the temporary ab
sencc of his parents from the last evening venred
too tbs stove in consequence OF which his clothes
caughttre and before assistance could reach him he
burned in such dreadful manner that he died in an hour
aftorward. The Coroner was notified.
Dr,oRDrRrY CH,RAcrERs-On Wednesday night o Il.
GERS McCusky Bremen and others of The Seventeenth
Ward Police arrested with considerable diff Guilty aud after
much resistance had been uiad two men, named w Han
Salerman and John earBs, who charged with assault
ng persons in Tompkins square, and also in Eighth st.
On arching Kearns sung shot found ON his person
and he is all charged with having used it, The prisoners
taken before Justice Welsh and committed 70 await
examination.
AccIDFNrs-A Mr. Thomas Doody was severely injured
afternoon in consequence Of portion at the wall
Of house No . Cherry St, which is being taken down fall
ING upon hm. He was taken To his residence, No. 60
Cherry -. by some citizens.
\ lad named George scott was run over in West Broad
way. Yesterday morning by the express wagon of Mr.
Cr.ne and severely injured. He was conveyed to the
New icr, Hospital.
Michael Roah driver Of stage No. a.. Bowery and
Third av line, severely injured at 10 O'Clock p VI
Wednesday in consequence Of his stage coming in collision
with stage No lij. belonging TO the line IIe was
taken to the New York Hospital
ForSD DRowNED-An inquest was Yesterday held atthe
foot Of Charles ST. r., by Coroner Gamble, upon the
body Of unknown about s. years Of age, found in
the dock at that place The deceased dressed in gray
tweed coat black pants and old satin copy of
The Aer Yo,k HeraH Of the ID inst was found in his
pocket He had also heavy brogan shoes his feet The
Jury rendered verdict Of death by drowning.
CHILD BURNED TO DEArH-Coroner Wilhelm hell
an inquest Yesterday No 30 Goerck st. upon the body
of child two years Of age, named jerome w Clark who
died from the effects of burns received accidentally The
child appears had been left in charge Of girl Is years
Of age named Sarah f. Trves, who le it alone in the
room for few minutes, when It's clothing took fire from
stove and il shOckingly burned that death ensned
few ho,rs after verdict Of accidental death
dered by tho jury,
Accidentally SHOT on SHIP BOARD.-Yesterday after.
noon named William Petit, residing at Chelsea,
Staten Island while carelessly using loaded musket
board the sloop Velocity lying in the Nerth River the
pieC discharged in some manner unknown and the
hall passing through bis neck killed HIN instantly. Tne
bullet after passing through the neck Of the eceased took
effect IN the hand Of the captain of the slOOp which
badly shattered The deceased conveyed his late
residence
ACCIDENT AT THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-Franeis Joseph,
one Of lshorers employed the Crystal Palace yesr
day afternoon fell the ground distance of so feet. in
consequence If the giving way Of scaOldug upon which
he work Both the legs and one of the arms Of the
unfortunate were broken besides other bodily injuries
He was conveyed to the New York Hospital
Acc1DESr-Yesterday stevedore named Jones fell
down the hold of ship lying the East River thereby in
juring himself severely He was taken to the Hospital
NOT DROWNED
No 10 READEST May 5, 1853.
To I'VE Editor Of The Y Tribune
iii. n unusual and peculiar fcessity which requires
TO mys II and fritpds compes 10 state that not
crowned in the East River reported by and tn