New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
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SopH H,o0tfys Tho inyesiigalipp beirs CORNER y u.
Into Tho oironmsianrs Attending the death 0f C0rneigs
Hcfue were continued on Uonlsy s7ennA when seyCra
nmo wifnessfs eznninsd.
Jao,s Morris boafdor at hs house Of Hugh AcOrads
In Van BrB at tesiCd that nisr tho s,abbag on The
morning e tho Twenty third Mt no par OF which be
snw-ho found bat lying the pagornent which bs
pict cd 10 and took into tho house officer having
Douoynn In onsody called subsequently and got tbs s,
sccu.od stated that h and tina, he had the doctors
The witness here identified Donovan
John Quinn an officer Of police attached 10 the Third
District testified TO The arrest Of Moss in Sacke st. and
Donovan az his house No Is Degraw ST., the morning
in question: Moss told the officer that he had been knocked
down and beaten but did not say that he used knife
Dor an denied having stabbed tho man. Mos he thought
somewhat in liquor; for Donovan he could not say
but he though MOI.
John CocLrano, NJ D., sworn. and testified tcmaking
the post morton exGniDao on the body Of McCae he
bosnd one Of the wounds in the bras and tho other
the irs joint Of the renger of the right hand; the
dsph Of The wonni in the breast about inches from
the effects of which tie died the doctors conviction
tast the parties lying and that the man who
s,ruck The blow was under the other; he found several
wound cuts Moses face which he deemed had BEEN
caused ny the handle guard of the dirk and the cuts
the bond shile drawing the dagger from the sheath
When rhe evidence of this witness bad been given the
Coroner adjourned the Court until Friday afternoon next
CayrHEsE AccIDEyr-A girl. named Rose Deskinsk.
aged years seriously injured by the explosion of
a eamI eRe amp at GreonpOni, l.: L., ON tuesday last
That s6e died few days aferward. Her remains were
brough, to this City for inter1nent
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATLs-in addition to tue two
regularly nominated Wing and Democratic candidates for
Acrnsn Of tic Sc 0nd Ward there oretwO independent
candidates who have Just announced themselves. The
Democratic independent is Thomas j. Gerald and the
Wing independent Samuel f. Coggswen, formerly Deputy
City Clerk.
Assault WIN , SLUSG SHor.-ilenry Sanmis. the
keeper Of porter house the Navy Yard arrest
ed on Monday evening by the Second District Police or
the charge of sssaulting named John clifford with
a sung shot Complainant it appears, refused to pay Tor
drink when his cap taken for security and placed
behind the bar In attempting 20 regain It, the accused
as alleged knocked him the head ininrng him badly
Samms was brought before Justice d. X Smith, and held
in 200 bail to His security is Mr. Schenck Suy
dam.
Collar BONE FRACTURgD--A lad named John Porter
had bs collar bone fractured on Monday evening at the
foot OF Bridgest 1t seems he pushed over by an
other boy and fell upon the curbs;One whore he sustained
the injury.
FILL OvERHoARD-An aged man, named John smith
fell into the slip at the Fulton Ferry Monday night
and was nearly drowned lie taken out by the ferry
hands and conveyed to No. Mains where, after con
siderable excrtion, he was resuscsted.
RoRs N The STREET-A woman named Conner gave
birth 10 an infant in Adams st. Monday night. She
was found living the pavement by the Second District
Police and conveyed TO the Station House