New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

ANOTHER IRT At MORR1>ANIA-Ihat part of MOrrsa-
MA known Mero-c aroused Sunday night.
about II O'Clock, with the cry Of FIRE. 1t proceeded
from building in Wilanst occupied by several families.
The house damaged to the extent Of $50 or SIS and
but for the active cXeron, o the remen would have been
mass OF ruins The origin Of the fire is understood TO
have been accidental
JUVENILE THIEvRs.-A new system OF robbery is 60
inc on fourishingy in the Fifth Ward number dragged
boys apparently Of foreign origin prow about the Ward
with hammer and chsc relieving the steps Tor soops Of
the ornamental brass ball, and other fixtures appeainng
t. the which they doubt sell old brass the
rouS rag buyers in West Broadway and other localities
the like where they abound On SUNDAY afternoon boys
driven from stOOp North Moore which they were
trying to dve Of the remaining brass the first being taken
about week since They work ii employed by
the proprietor with hammer and ch,c when detected by
RACES Ike the above take place in public day Policeman
being raT0 arts i'll that neghborhood.
SUDDEN DEATH IN THE CRY PRIsOy-Thr.e Men
Died an the Same CCH-1hree men who had been commit.
ted to the City Prison for drunkenness, and d,ordery
duct died Sunday night in the cell in which they had in
common, been confined Coroner O'Donne was called.
and held inquest upon the bodies when appeared from
the evidence Of DR. COve physician the prison that the
first who died was taken with commissions Sunday after
and that the others attacked afterwards in
similar manner, and all three died during the night An
impression had gone abroad that the deaths had been caused
by the deceased having been confined in small damp cell
not properly ventilated but the evidence of physician is
given below, shows that such was not the case.
Dr. SimDtoHS OF No. o. Eln-st- being duly says
am conyerSant with the situation of the City Prison and
have examined the cell in which the deceased and two other
confined II is double the size of the other cells
in il. vicinity and had two windows in it, the others having
but II has also two doors and Judge the ventilation
sufficient. In my opinion. there nothing in the
condition of the cell that would tend to destroy life.
Dr.. I'M made post mOrtom examination of the bodies.
ard in his opinion, death produced by apopcxy and
convuSonS induced bynenpcrance and the jury returned
verdict 10 that effect
The name. Of two of the deceased were benjamin Lar
cher and Christian Meyer: both Germans. The name
OF the other was not a>ceTtancd.
DEATH IL THE Cry PRIsoS.-A woman named Sarah
Anderson died Sunday night in cell the City Prison
She had been found some hours previous nsenble at the
foot OF Santorst T. H. and taken TO the City Prison whore
she attended by lr Covel The deceased was very
incorporate in her habits. Coroner ODonnei will hold an
inquest on the body this morning.
The LATE HOMICIDE AT SEA-The examination of
Michael ReardOn, who stands charged with causing the
death of Henry Miller cook Of the packet ship American
Congress by striking him upon the head with Delaying
pin yesterday examined before Coroner Gamble lie
that he is native of Ireland 30 years of age, and
blacksmith by trade In relation the charge he says
did not watch the man to either hit or MI him. came
against him accidentally and asked him what he scllded
me for He said he would do again The prisone
has been married but Elk months
Fatal RAILROAD AcciDEsr.-Yesterday afternoon
German, named Acose Aoke of Pa admitted to the
New lork Hospital in dying condition. having been
over by train the NewJersey Railroad between Jer
sey CITY and Newark The wheels Of the locomotive had
passed his legs and crushed them in frghtiul manner
pital and died of his injuries In his pocket paper wa
found on which written Fischer 1raood' 30. 33I
Newark New \ orl, % Elizabeth ST." Coroner Gamble
will hold an inquest on the body day
ATTEMPT AT HIeHwAY RoBBERr-Two men, named
Frank Edrdge and Geo Eagles were arrested at clock
Yesterday morning by Officer Bouker and others of the
Third Ward charged with assaung and attempting TO rob
George Harper residing at the of Barclay and Green
wcls appears that Mr. Harper was passing up Bur
cays when he assauedb by the accused, who threw
him down upon the pavement and in the act of riding
liaf wi.
GERS the spot ana they arrested and taken before
Justice Osborne. who committed them to prison for trial
in default of = goo bail each On hi animation Eldrdse
stated that he liz I'd al No 20 Greenwich IT, and was by
profession gentleman Eagles has stand in Washington
Market
FURTHER OPERATIONS OF CHAUScEY LARKIN, THE
SwINDLER-Yesterday morning Mr.. VIM. Brown, jeweler,
Of Baltimore arrived in this city and proceeded To- the Essex
Market Prison where he identified Chauncey larkn alias
Col Fillmore a. the person who in March lst swndd him
ont Of $3.50. under the name Of Lieut. Washington Upon
going the cell Of the pri,onert the latter exclaimed An
Ar Brown, l. hat you done You brown that time, ddn
i" Ii appears that Larkn called at the store of Mr. b.
and represented that he was an officer in the army and in
order to satisfy Mr. b. of the truth of his statement men
toned over the OF number Of gentlemen living at
Washngton with whom Nh. Il. acquainted, and whom
he claimed as his friends Previous calling at the
of MIR b. Larkn had deposited dait for sUOO, worthless
of course IN one of the Baltimore banks which he had
taken a receipt This he exhibited Mr. b and when the
latter had become fully satisfied of the re>pecabiy honor
and honesty of hi, customer he consented To- sell hun and
gave his check on one of the banks Immediately after
the ewery was obtained and the check given, Larkin
jumped into gig that he had standing near the door and
drove of at full speed When the check was presented at
the bank II was found be- worthless. Larkn will day
be transferred a cell in the IOmbs to await his trial
CHARGE OF BURGIARY.-A young German named
Charles Muller living at No SAC Pearlst, Yesterday
arrested by Officers Geraghty and Dowd, OF the Sixth
Ward charged with breaking into the ewery of Solo
mon Gerrts Ne 80 Center ST. and stealing thererom six
clocks valued at sac The burglary effected by fore
ing open the front door and portion OF the property was
fond hid i'm an oven in the house of the prisoner other
notous were found in possession of persons to whom he
sold it, lie taken before Justice Osborn and commit
ted for trial
ADVERTISEMENT
IL The poet says, Thrice is he armed who hath his
ous iu,t Now who armed with LYoSs Magnetic Pills and
whether quarrel with bugs AID
he inst or must efeetuay lbdGs bis enemies Lyon
bs. a and box for the pills and
ders cheap Beware DANGER us limitations OF Lyons
Powders Pills which foed the public By
ein,eI persons The genuine sold At No ~ Broadway
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