New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

deadly weapon in the hands is believed Of Of the
party, named Campbell.
The wounds are deep and Of such nature that it is
feared they will terminate fatally Information OF the IN
fortunate occurrence sent to Capt Dit;het Who with
out delay repaired 10 the ship with Officers Reader NC
CURE Duffy, Phillips, Kane and Msher, who, after great
deal Of trouble threats from the drunken and excited
crew succeeded in arresting Thomas Roach Andrew Au
gusius Andrew Carroll James Hines William Robinson
Peter Campbell James Crosby and Daniel Smith, all of
whom they took the Station House and locked up in the
cells They subsequently taken before Justice Bp
CART who committed them TO the Tombs to await further
exau1 alton Mr. Wilson, the injured mate conveyed
10 The New Hospital where he lies IN very danger
GUS condition the attending physician having bat slight
hopes Of his recovery.
AsoTHER SERIOUS srABBISG CisI.-Two negroesnamed
John Price and Samuel Freeman Thursday evening got
into dispute At the house the latter No q Leonsrds
and from words they came blows. regular clsch and
fight was the consequence during which Price IS Is stated
by bis wife drew dirk knife and stabbed bis antagonist
with it, The blade Of the weapon took effect IN the iet
breast and penetrated the lungs thereby nhicDg wound
which will probably prove fatal The injured man VAS re-
moved to the Fifth Ward Police Station and attended by DR.
Kbourn who after dressing the wound ordered him to be
carried to the New York Hospital which was done Price
was arrested by Officer Da.eto the Fifth Ward POlceaud
committed to the Tombs by Justice Bogt to await the re-
suit Of the injuries Freeman died 81 o'clock on Friday
morning.
PS Since writing the above. Freeman has died in the
Hospital OF the injuries received st the hands Of Price
An inquest will b. held the body today when the full
particulars Of the occurrence will be developed
A CARD.
The subscribers having witnessed the alleged disturbance
between Engine Co No and Hook and Ladder Co. No
on the evening of the 9th inst desire to eHoneraie Nj
John Barry from any opprobrum that may result from tbs
unwArrsnsbe assault, upon him by Henry A. Howard be
evng that the exertOIs Of Mr. Barry were decidedly pa
cfc their character and far could observe were
teualy used to prevent any breach of the peace instead
Of melting to ro', ~ charged.
iSigDed X CORNELL NHIrER
w NJ JONEs,
FR,ScEs HAGADoRS,
Cha. A. BROWN.
Fmr.-Friday morning about O'Clock. fire was dis
covered in the loft Of house No 20 Hsmmsrslsyst which
was soon extinguisLed Damage slight
Last night FIRE broke out in the liquor shop Of
Hugh o Neal No. 50 Washington st. But httle damage
was done
RKror1 OF Eastern DIsPEss,Rr June. ls53-Puients
attended at flies Males, 5i7 Females sis Total 1865
At her dwellings Males. %; Females, i22 Ysccnaiei
.3i Total l.lG Number Of deaths, ID. The shols
nui Der OF prescriptions put during the IN )n'h ss
Largtst number day. l73 Smallest number in one
cry, ~. Average per day, l29
THF Nrs1H WARD RIoT-The evidence Of three more
citizens ho ssed the riot IN Hudson -, the f,h
int was Yesterday tsken beire Justice Stuart rh- state
men facts detailed by them went to corrobo-ts tha
OF the Policemen and others made previously. The wit
nesses all ray that the driver Of the stge not TO blame
ard that the lliberni4ns alone were the as-'-s'ors
THT LATE SrAGBISG CASE IS SECOND srREEr.-Jusice
Wood Yesterday proceeded he house IT Mr. Gs' Hag
epdun No 1872 Second It for the purpose of taxing h'
relative 90 his being stabbed tha night e" thu
oofb nit At porter house in toe basement OF the above
named premises \ difficulty occurred there between
psrty Of men, and Hagendon who was IN grocery d'in
ing II place - the cause 81 th- disturb
auce lie saw a crowd collected about the pprerbnuse
AID us knivts and iron bars freely Among t1e oelg
.rtnis was one Cooper Hester Who vas hghng d~'per
ste Nth another person Hester was very much * isf
and releasing himself from the crap Of his Antagonist
rushed into the porter house where he seized knr and
with il made a pass At HageDdon who Al the mom-nt
threw up his arm 20 ward off the blow, aud received
we're wound IN the and another IN tn- breast which
have c,nfued him TO his up - the present n-
.ster vas arrested after by Ocer Trney ot the
Seventeenth Ward and has since been ia PRISON awaiting
the result Of the injuries Justice Wood upoa hearing M
fsc's stated required him To ind al IN me -an Of
90 600 for his appearance TO answer the charge which fail
inc 20 do, he was locked up for trial
F,raI ACCIDENT OK THE THlRDAvENUE RAIRoAD-
Charles Uagr,rty the ab0rer who accidentally run
over ON Wednesday by one the Third av Railroad cars
oi.d ytsteruay morning B-levue Hospitd from tle
iuri,. he received Coroner ODonuell held inquest
upon the BODY and instituted investigation when Il ~
ptGied that The occurrence "a, on the part 81"
The iiver Of the but entrsy owing "a the
l-ssnts d the dtceased who wa lnioxcIed AZ the tins
The accident happened near Ihieehihs Il, ana stage
oriyer no witnessed gave testimony the Inquest tie
laid the deceased rode mp in his stage fro the lower part
of the Civ and when he left he staggered upon the
track and IN under the wheels OF the ear, which
pass,pg Al the time lie over before the driver
could sop his horses The roners july rendered.
diet of Accidental Death snd that no one was respyDs bic
for the casually which CccasiOned the death OF the d.
ceased He boarded with. Mrs.. Gilespi-, At No 81
Twelfth St. and leaves daughter 10 yeWs OF in ds,t
ute circumstances. After the holding Of the lnques NJ
III NJ Dewey. Superintendent Of thu Railroad, who had
been rresen during the invests gaon, kindly volunteered
10 csupon The orphan girl and render her such pecunAry
asss,ar &c as her situation dem 'nded
F.ruAccIDIS1 OF TIE EIGHTH Az RuLEoAD-On
Tuesday last German grl nile wears Of age, nam-t FL
"a Briea WAS accident y over BY one az the ghth
Az Railroad cars while in the avenue Thirty sixhs
and susained OF me lg She conveyed T.
The New York Hospital, where the limb anpu ated
Every ate Iou possible was pad to h-r bat She died yss
terday Ing Coroner Gulnoie held an inquest
the b DIV Of the deceased VIII her mother resides
at the OF ghth and Thirty slIn 81 satedlhH
on the afternoon question the mt her daughter 10 The
meat market and in Of her long aen
BEGAN alarmed and went ia search Of her when she
Of the accident that The child h.d oe-n the
Hospital The driver cid not thu deceased in
prevent the accident sId could Lot stop the u4l
of the front wheels had pass her The COrlnsrs
Jury ai'er hearing the evidence, rendered verdict of
death by beng accidentally over by o. the Ii Ihh
av Railroad No blame was attached 10 ANY person
connected with the Road.
F.rAI ACCIDENT Mr. Matthew Wallace, who WAS shot
in the right eve ~hie walking 10 Eighth lndspen
dence dRy dd eSterdSy AZ the NeE York Hospital
the injury He walking behind who was carry
ING un over his shoulder when x1Oded and the DO
der and wsd blew the eye Of Mr. " aud fractured the
bone # bis lie leaves wife and several children
mourn his loss An inquest will be held upon his BODY this
morning The pei'on IN whose baud The gun was which
exploded arrested az the time but subse lsn,y
discharged Mr. Wallace stated that the Was
in BIS opinion, purely accidental The family Of deceased
lives Al No. 37s East Twelfth st.
ForSD DEAD IN BED About half pas, 4 clock yestsr-
day afternoon Mr. G. Cater guest q, the Eagle Ho-
tel, Of Frankfort and William found dead
in bis bed BE had taken room there on Wednesday
last Thursday evening he returned, and appearing