New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

which had poin.ed TO him the principal IN the afAr
10 (counsen would connect o'asr testimony 20
t,r. the cause of the disturbance homo to him in the
r,ost conclusive manner. Alter very ien5lhy ana
| able address the Counsel called
laayl,s Bro,cn, the proprietor OF TsinmAny Hail. VINO
n,oved that on the night OF the not some IL or 10 Ia
borer. came TO the Hotel aud went up stsirsi there
vas ball holding at the time and witness sent hs bar
keeper I'D TO deere the to come down "a they nsd
no business there; they came into the arroom when
John Quinn them and spoke 10 them; witness did
not hear whst they said; saw them again about two
hours sferwsrd in the basement si;er the array naa
taken place Quinn was with them then, and he was
very much excited pacing up and down the hoor.
Hero a recess took place I'll o'clock Aver recess
Isoiah Ryndrs was sworn, and proved that ne nsd
been present during the disturbance and gave con-
fused description of scene OF confusion In winch ne
had seen John Quinn struck by some one.
CGcylv Fletcher, sworn-Ssys be cav John g. Ausnn
in the upper bar+room but everything was peacesoe'
StepAen Cornell sworn-was in the General Com
nsit,ee room and member of the Committee saw
John 8 Austin come in and ask all the members to
como to the ball. he being appointed to ask them I'M
uedistely afterwards, fght occurred at the door;
Austin said it was shame they wanted him to 60 there
when there was fighting the crowd was then coming
in did not see Schureman, but Wilson, Wallace
and Isaac Austn did not hear John Austin say he
would slap Schell's mouth.
J. B. HaAerin 9ton, sworn-Was a member oil me
COMMITTEE saw Quinn drink at the bar with four OF
five laboring men Austin come In, and the crowd
came In FIVE or ten minutes sfeTward thou yht Austin
was out of the room when they came in recognized
John Quinn as being very active either in taking care
of himself or beating others saw his arms Tying
about saw no stones or anything else In his hands
heard as q r.llyipg word black joke cried out
Anusorg s. Woods, sworn-Saw John Quin lying on
the floor Of the Committee room ne afterward got up
heard the ralying word Of "back joke"
HUH Msoney-Swore TO about the same state OF
facts.
Some other testimony was taken when the case was
uumed up and given to the Jury, who rendered YER
dict of GUILTY against all the defendants except Mr.
schureman the charge against him having been aban
donsd by the prosecuting Attorney before the case was
given to the Jury. The defendants who are under
bonds were permitted leave the Court until Sstur
day, when they will be called up for sentence.
The Ten GOVERNORS The regular meeting
Of this Board took place yesterday, Simeon Draper,
ESQ., in the chair The acquisitions from the Wardens
and superntendents Of the different Aims House estab
rshments were read by the President.
The Warden of Blnckwels Island in his requisison,
desired sleigh, which was granted.
A discussion ensued upon granting brandy to the
physicians in Bellevue Hospital
Mr. Williams-Fve gallons Of brandy is too much to
give to the physicians III for the of the pa
tients there he would have objections, but they all
knew il was not so.
Mr. Pinkney-These physicians considered it unsafe
to 20 into fever ward unless stimulated by brandy,
and by II they less likely TO be attacked by an in
fectious disease The question was whether the COM
mon brandy would not answer the same purpose.
Mr. williams-We pay 500 yearly, and furnish
them with brandy. Consider this. We would not pro-
hibt drink on any occasion when prescribed by the
doctore Formerly those young doctors paid 800, and
were not furnished with drink lie would move this
allowance ofbrandy be struck out The motion OF Mr.
Williams was agreed to-
Standing Cormiitees for 1865.
Aims HOuse-DugTo and Prnkney
Bellevue Hospital-Pinkney ana Mclaughlin
City Prson-Henry and Heuiok.
Colortd Home Asylum-Henry and Smith,
LuDetic Asylun--HerTick and West:
Out Door Poor-Townsend and Smith.
Ptniienuary-N ans and Henry
City Ce,Detery-Nest, Smith and Williams.
Randalls Islan6-Townsend and Smith.
StoIes-Henry Herr1ck snd Dugro.
Worl.House-wiisms, Mclaughlin, Townsend and thu
President.
tOlieltbCe-SIniin, west Dukfo.
Finanoe-snith, West and Herrick;
Al the members of the Board were present except
Messrs Herrick and Townsend. Adjourned
SUPPOSED IsFAYTIcIDE.-A Child Destroyed
( By is hoth1-Yeserdsy morning Coroner O'Donnell
was called to the house No Batavia st. in the capacity
Of physician, to prescribe for young woman named
! Cstharinc Crowley, who there lying sick The
/ Doctor after examining his patient became satisfied
that she had recently gwen birth child but being
questioned in the matter che denied tina. such was the
: case. The Doctor however quite sure that his
conjec,urts were correct and boldly accused her OF
felonously making away with it, She still denied the
truth OF his assertion, but on Assistant Captain
Williston and Officer Gleason, OF the Fourth
Ward, coming in and charging her with the
crime che confessed that she had recently given birth
TO to child but said that it stllborn and that
within an hour after ts birth she had taken to the
further end Of the pier foot Of Jsines-st, Err, and
thrown it into the water after which she returned i'm
medtately to her room and went to bed. This state
men, may possibly be true but proof Of the child
having been still born has been obtained The mother
ID unmarried, and the child which she destroyed was
therefore iegtmate. In consequence Of the feeble
of health OF the mother action has been taken
a. yet by the authorities in the matter
ASYLUM FOR FRIESpLEss BoYs-The Second
Annual Meeting of the managers of the Asylum for
Friendless Boys, held yesterday at noon at the
Lecture Room in Greenes, in the Of the Church
q, the head of Mercer,st. Prayer offered by Rev
VIM c. Gilman. The report of the managers was sub
United and sdoped IL stses that during the past year
pestlentsl disease has visited the Institution
more comnodous building is necessary Instances
stated in the report OF the reformation OF boys ami Of
their being provided with good places During the past
year ll3 boys have been received into the Institution
OF these Is have been sent TO places % returned TO
friends, sent to the House Of Refuge, discharged
gone 10 sea- ran away and "a remain in the Asylum in
BGnkst During the past year the boys have closed
ll,6,S pairs of shoes which work brought IN 1896 "a
Other work has also been done to some extent An
raneecnt has been made between this Society and the
New-lors Juvenile Asylum by which this Institution
viii be relieved Of large portion OF our active opers
lions. This Society viii continue to .uhll the purposes
OF It's charter in connection with the Juvenile Asylum
The Treasury was rendered OF which the fol