New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

orgsngsop Of the corps Of police of the Crystal Pt4ce
we have no heard for the st time that political Opinions
are regarded a for admission nto exclusion
from this respectable and respOn-ible body
NeE YoTk, June % 1883.
To as Esaov Of TzsS y T,45S-e.
SIN: In Your report Of the doings Of the mad
steer yesterday the half Of tbs story not told and
only tell you what occurred in sight Of house in
the Bow+ry, opposite Bond IT., by my family
one member of whom in the street hs way no ne
and had occasion TO call int rapid locomDnOn 10
keep ont of the way of the nfurlSted animal He
pitched carriage passing song the street aud raised
the back eTd Of from the ground but fortunately With
doing any damage Next he pitched into Of the
City cars the Harlem Road, with all tbs fury Of
demon, when q man the platform, in end-agOrng TO
keep him "a, thrown up into the air With sha result
unable TO learn then he rushed after man in the
street and Knocked him do njunng him. and after hs
had recovered his feet rushed At him aSn knossing hun
down second Tune and for moment the an life s--m'
ed to be in great jeopardy the animal pitching Al him With
the widest fury. He finally got of and the
taken from the ground utterly unable t. walk slpne or
even tanc with blood flowing freely from his body about
his neck or chest.
Ibis was what my family saw from the steps and win.
dows my house 10 Bond but could not di.iiact
enough 10 say whore or how seriously the ul1
edee uld only The blood, aud see running Ned
soy that this scene exces great fears on our prl Not
ten minutes before that my little daughter. OF only eight
Yeas had been tbt very spot on erAnd, and on he
0ewak there II the only place ~heTe she take
else and where multUdes Of other children in the
daily habit Of taking H. the exercise which npas health
and vigOr TO heir growing bodies aud shall the, b. do
o TINS ana venture INTO ftIe~ts AZ
the peril Of their lives, while Adermane fathers
tpg away their session laws matters of not nsf tho
equen,e 10 their eonstuentsl Is there no way Of
rusiIg them 10 OF their duty in fls matter or
mus. give up streets To- butchers and droyers Il
mid dav when the hustle and confusion, with the Their
noueter melting heat we'll calculated - begff-r
madden animal accustomed only % the qat of heir
vented fields II there il other way Of waking them
M and If blood must he she'd God grant tn. next victim
may be Of the forty" and then perhaps they will
dtgn hear the voice OF the people crying for protection
,m nuristed beasts at such hours as half the City in
the streets citizen.
Died Of Bedford on ie 5b inst Nehemiah Bates in
the 7st Of hi' age. Mr.. Bates was weknown and
highly sp-,ted citizen, and h4s occupied conspicuous
place in the affairs of Ws-tohestsr County. He born
in the town Of Bedford where he has always resided and
taken an active part IN all that ed 10 its int rsts Ia
politics Mr. Bates a firm and consistent Wing; h. was
appointed Postmaster of bis native town by hr tdson,
which Office be has since held with very little in-rrup.
ton up to June last when he resigned account of III
health lie was removed from office by dr Van Buren,,
the close Of his administration but was restored by
Gen Harrison. On the adveEt Of Mr.. Poks admnistrt
ton he again removed and again restored by Gen
Taylor He also appointed 10 e2 10y the Couocil Of
Appoi ment Clerk of The County and elected to the
Office by the people, At the first election under thu
Cor institution, giving the election to the people and
sgan elected To the office the expiration Of his
frst term making in all eight years He Was an efficient
and capable ofhcer upright aud honorable man. and
kind and smabe in all his relations with society HIS
mains followed 10 the grave by arge concOurse Of
relatives and friends who knew his worth while living nd
revere bis memory when dead. Hudson River Chron.
IENNY WORK FOR THE CORONERs.-N0 lsss fla1 IS
deaths reported yesterday at the Cor,ners J'e in
GLIDING those mentioned in reports this morning some
ten twelve OF them are supposed 70 be from strokes
and the remaining fro casualties apopexy incompetence
exhaustion and similar The CurOners were only
able 10 attend to about half of the cases.
CouP DE SoLrrr-Coroner Gamble held an in1uest yes
erday upon the body of Lewis Mstzger nStve Of Ger
many Is years Of age Who while walking in rhlri AZ,
near Sxhst on Tuesday afternoon, was overpoweret by
the beat OF the sun and oed afterwArf from the Ell
ects Of it, The Jury rendered verdict Of Death by Heat
OF the sun.
The same Coroner also held an inquest at the TSeneh
Ward Police Station upon the body OF unknosn man
about % years of age, who found lying seventh
near Twenty ST., Tuesday altern ,0n suffering
from sun stroke from which he died after ward
Verdict accordingly.
CouP DIX SoLEIL-In addition TO the fatal cases Of soup
De soei which noticed in the intelligence above oar
reporter heard of the following fatal az the Ho,pta
asst evening; Timothy q Brieo, longshore man;
known woman who was found at the corner OF Orange
md WAlkerss unknown found 10 Kruger
Join Baclan, sun struck NJ building in Chambers ST.;
William Bailey, Of No O5 Westinghouse Patrick DOran,
Who was employ in Dir. Hauisons sugar house and A
servant girl named CaharDe who found in Wooster.
~ near 2O2 where she hsd been employed These cases
" ranspred yesterday afternoon There will be inqaess
held on the bodies to day
FuRrHER EFFECTS OF 1HE EXCESSIVE Hg,r.-al.bor
n in the employ Of DR. Brsdhur.t At Csrmtnsyille died
lotifed. W.
John Donovan laborer while At work at the foot Of
70 hive
Cbas shower was struck at O'Clock. ?. NJ. while
lpon Pier No a. T. X. He taken in charge by his
fatrck Fitzpatrick was struck al the foot of Ham
mono - yesterday. he taken to the Eighth Ward
once Stanon where he attended by DR. riswold nm
Ter whose care he recovered, and was sent home
CHILD hILLED on The NEw HAVEN RAuRoAp-A,
be second train from New Haven coming 70 the Civ
yesterday morning the engine over and killed snsi
bid, nesr the junction Of The Harlem and New Hvn
load Several children were playing on the tract and
be curve OF the road prevented the engineer from sss
hem until too late. The train was stopped and mn
ispstched with the heess and maDgled body 10 seek on
ie parents Of the child
FATAL AcCInESTs.- Simeon Smith a lsbOrer died wa
Tday at the Hospital from fracture Of the eg cs1ssd
J the caving in Of sewer at Hoboken about week
nee Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the BODY aud
verdict Of accidental death rendered Deceased was
lTishman by BIRTH and 40 years of age
Cornelius Collins. aborer, about 80 years Of age was
70 shuck on TUESDAY afternoon, and died yesterday morn
at the New-lofk Hos tl An inquest was held upon
body and verdict of death by coup de sOe vas rem
red by the Jury. Deceased was a native of Ireland
toward Fitzgerald, lAborer 80 years OF aga was san
rack on Tuesday and taken to the HOSP tai xhars ba
% pes'erosy' An inquest held upon the body and
as naive Of Ireland 0-'eN
coroner Hilton Yesterday held an inorost rnor a.