New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
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SIS, notce in this mornings Tribsse under TIE head
81 COlCrCd paSUerTeotypss a letter from N 1ohs
Verge in which he has presumed % refu'e sAtemsnt
q fact made by in your FS1er 81 TIE sstn AK iss
stai'meni Fvi,n,d to l. APPEARED - a D,saerreo
type covered with vegetable paper or traaspssSas
membrane Of organic matters las Is the case with nesriy
all those II the present dav. having highly coio<:i oe
grounds VII. later. fade. become ain and
nearly, not wholly worthless. This tact stands an
shaken and = an established property OF matter ana one
su,en presume WI not deViafe - sceommsnss nv
BODY In Bis letter he denies h the rnh OF the acove
fact stated by and second he admits IT, by limiting the
durability OF his cOors In cones; 10 those used IN
ANY other style OF miniature painting" Allow me to
70 all who are DESTROYS Of securing permanent dara
Bile and particularly sssyursi dsgucrreoype that u
makes no essential difference whether vegetable animal
matter forms one OF the component parts Of compost
ton prepare the plate the reception Of eors OF
If the same any other organic matter be employed in
preparing coloFs that VIII adhere % the plse"
To make the matter clear repea, nv former s,ats-
meni that daguerOtypes covered with organic matter
to receive the color must Of necessity become dina and
fade and any desires specimens Of tho fsdias
they cal at my office, and viii show them II u ids
for Mr. Verge any else 20 blink this fact by assert
ing that his coors do not fade this l. dsiacl and
separate question. and not 10 the point. Respectfully
yours. 5. ID. HUsPsRKr.
FouSp DRowsED.-Coroner Hilton. yesterday held
an inquest upon the body of an unknown found in
the North RIVER at the foot OF Beach st. Deceased
about IS years Of and appeared to have been blind
in the LEFT eye He was dressed n 3 frcck cost blue
cloth vest brogan shoes grey pants and hgared muslin
shrt verdict OF death by drowning was rendered BY
thejury.
ScALDrD TO DEArH.-A child two years old named
Geo : Quay whose parents reside No % Columbia st.
died yesterday from scalds received Tuesday evening
II appears that Il fell against hot and It's uncle Ia
endesvoring to from being burned accidentally up
kettle OF hot which stood upon the hearth Of
the stove and the contents Of the kettle M the neck
and breast the child Coroner Gamble held inquest
upon the body and verdict Of accidental death was rem
dered by the Jury.
Run OVER AND KILLED.-An inquest yesterday
held at the New York Hospital upon the body OF Patrick
o..fI r.Ia If NH 1al
caused by fracture of the spine and other INJURIES
received by being run over by his own wagon itaP,
pears that while the deceased driving the railroad
track in Westst abouttwc weeks since his wagon sudden
ly lid the jar caused him to fall to the pavement and
u,s from which he died The jury rendered verdict Of
accidental death
FATAL AccDEST.-Coburn johnson. young man IL
years of age died at his residence No ~ Gansevoor.
yesterday morning from the effects of injuries reeeiyeds
few hours previous l. appear that while engaSed with
others loading truck with stone in West St. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth St. at o'clock Yesterday morn
ing heavy stone accidentally fell upon his stomach pro
ducing internal injuries which proved fatal Coroner
Gamble held inquest upon the body. and verdict Of
accidental death was rendered by the Jury
suIclpr-The name Of the German who committed
suicide at No 10 Greenwich st. on Wednesday last Is
yet unknown Coroner Hilton yesterday held an inquest
nron the body and the Jury rendered verdict Of suicide
By taking laadanum. Deceased about 10 years OF
age 81 feet hight had light brown hair and desed
IN new black cloth pants ffock coat and osercoa white
shirt white flannel under shirt black satin vest and black
hat nearly lie took lodging at tho above house on
1uesday and after 10 discovered that no was under
the influence of laudanum bottle containing that drug
aud labeled "Laudanum, from John Horn fhiadei-
"pha, found in his room. IL Is probable that 10
came from Philadelphia.
SERIOUS ArrRAr-On Wednesday night VIM l. Cos
ain bar keeper the porter house No $40 Pearl st. got
into a difficulty with man named fhlhp Cusck, VINO
struck him upon the head with brick causing injuries
which will probably prove fatal Gossn was conveyedt 10
the New York Hospital aud thence to the house OF
friend Cusck arrested by Policeman Martin, OF tho
Sixth Ward and locked up by Justice Bogart TO await inc
result OF the injuries inflicted.
Tue LATE CRY RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Coroner Hilton
Yesterday held an inquest the New York Hospital on
he body of John Roure native u Ireland 81 years Of
age whose death caused by in ues received by pc
ing run over BY one Of the Eshthsy ears Few nsn,s
purely accidental and the jury rendered verdict 70
that effect.
BURGLARS CAUGnr IN THE Acr.-Ohicer Trude, Of tho
Twentieth ard while parolng his beat at clock yes
terday morning discovered light in the clothing store 81
Abel Nhiock No. 675 Sixth ay and endeay0red 10 gam
admttance 10 the premises Two burglars inside al
the time and they fastened the front door and then ran to
escape through the The officer gave the alarm when
noeman Legeet came to his assistance and they entered
lie store but could find thieves; they however, in
searching about the OF the premises found them In the
They had with them ESQ worth Of shirts sewing silk.
gloves &c. which they had taken from the store Of Mr.
Whilock The goods in the store had been oyerhaaled
by the thieves and several bundles Of them had been tied
up TO be carried on The prisoners were taken before
Justice Mc(irnth and gave their Henry Dslsy
and Ludwig Mason Both were locked up for trial
A FEMALE PIcKPocKET-A girl named Julia Ryan wn
Yesterday arrested by Officer Williams, Of tho Third
Nard charged with picking the pocket Of Mary Riley Of
Newburgh, N Y, Of purse containing $40 whiis she
was at the Crystal Palace. The accused was held ~
Justice Bogart to await examination.
fAdyert.e nent
~ - To this complexion must We come at last"
really sood DsseecJPs needs back around eolons sud
sifn troubled with npe etons mskas nces-sry
this method Of coneeaBs them Citizens and strangers
should that all highly eolofed DaeotJpes fs Psrc
usry II any vegetable organic matter DO present Mr. Ham
Published days since, perfectly eorsct
veYy true we'll Whist be besai
m and perfec than clear es PLAIN and ws "a
veloued DaRerrsoype Likeness such be ahG
Roors No. SS Broadway, corner Of Franklin stf