New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24


TO-DAY open 10 the pubic about hundred new rooms
suiies masB6ceny furnished and capable OF sccommo
d.tinr iwo hundred person. The rooms VIII eSs7nd %
tie 20 ner Of Spring It. on Brosdssy and psek nun
Broadway half way to asrcsrs
Rowprrsu AND ITS RKsULr-Oaicsfs Defries and Well,
ofthe Eleventh Ward Police. while duty at an early
hour on Sunday ornng startled b. the cry OF nor
der Fastening to tn spot where the cry proceeded
fupd a man named Bernard Coaln. residing AZ No sOi
Finb-si. lying upon the pavement bleeding from NV
wounds in his breast said to have been inflicted by knife
in the hsnds Of John Hencer German Hencer also
at the spot and himself presented ptuI spectacle He
had been badly and showed my bruises about the
face and neck Three other present all Of whom
pointed AZ Hencer the psrpetor Of the assault which
they stated having been unprovoked Hs therefore
arrested but according to his stat meni OF the affair thu
blame does not rest upon bin he asserts that while pas
down Avenue B. be was suddenly attacked by the four
men snd Conn took knife Os stab him with he wrenched
from his hands and by naictng the injuries referred to
acted but in self defence.
The truth of this statement cannot of course vouchad
for but il quite certain that assaults OF similar nature
bsve been Of late Of frequent in the vcisty
f.red TO- Conn is so dangerously injured that his lfs is
des ired Of Alderman Saith proce ed yesterday to the
Eleventh Ward Police Station 81 take his deposition but
he was so feeble that could not be done lie subSs
quenily taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he nov lies
Hencer was taken before Justice Wood aud committed to
prison to swsit the result of thi- case.
FATAL AFrR,Y BErwEEs BRorHERs-Oae Stabbed and
Killed ~ the Othcr.-A young man named Caas Gt,nry
Who resided at No SC Mulberry St died yeserisy at the
New. York Hospital from wound inflicted upon bis side
by knife in the hand Of his brother lad 6 years Of
The ARRAY which led the fatal result took place on Sat
uday night last sppears that both we're in the stree
in front Of the above number and the yoangcr brother
4
bou.e This he refused to do and the elder brother took
hold Of him, and said he would make him go in The
Younger then drew knife and stabbed his brother in the
right side The injured man taken TO the Hospital
where there were hopes Of his recovery until yesterday
when he died The Coroners notified Of the ocur-
renee and an inquest Will be held upon the body of the
deceased at to-day The lad who stabbed the dc.
ceased was taken into custody last evening and held to
await the result of the Coroners Investigation The dc.
ceased was 90 years Of age.
EARLY CLosISG-The undersigned, Importers and Job
bers in the Cloth Trade will close their stores at o'clock
p NJ on Saturdays commencing Maysl, and ending is,
August;
Blackwell Whittemsre Co, y Jones & Co.
Cnhsrr, Bacon Clara Go, Hook snane- 4 Co..
S SIs RslSOs Rec " "ia. ca. Sss"
Vsp wsssren Woman Co, Brscsss pou dsoa
spsudins, Thcs a. hy.d whltioek, Niche Anderson
Vim NJ. Lumms Co, Rsynslds MeMarrsy
S.SeocE a.. ssoc co a s,' ssc Ssa
a. Iasss " fryon. Q ). Fie. Co..
Mortrers Cavity, Burr, Griffith White.
NAvAL-we are informed says The Journal of Com,
merte that teegraphc dispatch was received on Friday
evening. by Commodore Boaman. directing the IT, s.
steamer Vixen at the Navy Yard to be held in read
ness for service at the shortest notice II is rumorcd
tupon what foundation we know mott that she is to sail
I..t,,,
Coast Of Africa.
The o. s steamer Princeton. which was disabled on
Thursday last in trial trip will be repaired by day and
proce ed to her destination shortly
Commander II b Smith, U s Navy has been promoted
by the President to q Csptaincy.
~ The following note was received yesterday through
the mail by Mr. Tsppsn. 1t another argument in favor
Of the peculiar institution"
L. TAPPAN You niger hearted villain. touch that child
and | will send this five inch knife which I hold in my
hand, INTO your bowels and let out your epipsoOn.
81 hichOlss Hotf 22d May AID.
FERRr CHANGED The new proprietors of the
Jack son Ferry from the foot Of Gouverneur ST. York
the foot of Hudsonav, Brooklyn, changed the route
yesterday that il runs from Gouyerneur st. to Bridge st.
BROOKLYN The old boats have been superseded by two
new elegant boats which have been in for short time
on the Catharne Ferry, where other have been
put into The arrangement Of landing at the foot
OF Bridge 81 We1t INTO operation al 10 CLOCK IN the
ming There has been considerable opposition to this
change by parties owning property doing business in
Hudson av The boats will run from 5 O'Clock in the
morning until II o'clock A. The conditions of the for
mer obliged the city TO take the boats at valuation
from the owners and the lease required larger and
better boats to be put Bpon the ferry The boats which
thus passed into the possession OF the city were sold az
auction at yesterday, at the Merchants EXCHANGE
The following is the valuation at which tbs boats were
taken and the amounts for which they were sold
Boats Valuation Parohassr. Price
Indie 90 0c0-Syvesosr a. ia
Iiberty 85O0-F j. w Baokmsa
Olive Branch 8,5OoSyyester Nichols 2an
% 800
SrRAsGERs.-Tbe following are among the arrivals at
the principal hotels:
ST. NICHOLAS.
Hon. Z. Corning Albany. y. w. Dnkee, Boston.
Hon. |. Toucey Hartford H. b. Wilson, England
Col T. g. q. Cooke, u g. Army. Hallane Stewart ENGLAND
A. Porter, l.. :. Army BE- Q. Champion, Illinois
r. Harvey Saut Ste Marie. Fred Billings, Franc eo
c. Van Vechten Albany A G. Wakemau San rancsco
Q. u; Fsea Roeksnd Thos Russell Maryland.
w. +. 0hnett Philadelphia.
METROPOLITAN.
Hon Harry Hubbard, ~ ii. p Van Rensselaer, Duiehess
Mel Anderson, U. g. Army. CA. Hall. Pr Jvbdence.
c. NJ Ipgersoll New-Hagen W. A. Battle, slabama
NJ. Stoechl, Washington. Cheeyes South Carolina.
&c. C. Bravo, Jamaica. Chaa. Torrsy, Boston.
r. D. Rose, West indies H. L. MyEiek, Nashville.