New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
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sHlP.-An inquest yesterday held by Coroner Htor
st the house No West Thirty second upon the body
Of Alexander TOrrens native Of Scotland, 20 years o.
sge vhc /; alleged died from the effects OF improper
treatment received by him while board the ship Con
steson Allen master which vessel arrived here from
Liverpool about month since. The following affidavit
inside by brother OF the deceased exhibits horrible
.tate of Affairs board The vessel
Thomas Torrens. being ssys--we arrived hersa
month since in the ship Constellation from Liverpool
we're seven weeks and day the passage and not
get over half the provisions bIssnet for and
Whist die act sometimes very poor in qnsl y the
good but lot served <iih sufficient quaint
~ hsrfs j0ur nTfysr passengers died on thu pas
sage rost Of whom we're children there was. think,
about 200 passengers on board and trey did not have su
10 the physician reported tothe captain that
did not ct enough e eat bu he said Re could do
nothing for tscm the tre1n=I' the ring the
whole passsge ard the opinion OF the passsnyerj
TIA; the great number 81 deaths occlsoGsd BY inp:o
per food The doctor very kil9 70 Us NJ 5T tner
The deceased fei very SICK when got ashore and al
fel. tie fro IN, hai food got the psssg Ne
WIS attended by Dr. Ranny, Of the corner OF Iwsasy
iourth4t ard EiShtay- who gave il ss his opinion thai
ny brother. death caused blythe bidfood be received
the passage. there % family hare beside the
deceased and al suffered in health from tae ID .rs,
ment received the passage All Of except de-
cease6. proved in - nth getting b-t-r food he died
Sunday 'st and oF some days previous had been ol
OF bis E.ind.
Hho. iud, from he evidence shove and from
tie appearance Of tie bcdy Of 10 opinion that dasth
va cSused by nervous debility r3- improper nou-i,h
ment The Jury rendered the folio wing veric, Tnst
"5ecssed came % hi' death from nervous pr)stajn
ON insufficient and improper food ~n'- On a 81
"voys ga from Liverpool - this pot IN tbs hip Con-
stelatoD Further. We ctHy request ne Conn is
sionsrs Of Emigration to fay investigate the mater
AcornE>T.-Peter Bale, \ csrpsn,-r. ~hHs at work
Yesterday morning building 10 franklin Il
Broadway lost big footing and fell fro the h story -
,he pavement and taken 70 tte New York Hopit
r,ousy and It is thought fatally Injured lie lives n the
corner Of Cedar and Greenwi'hsts, aud has family.
Jrhn NJ, ehsn, a mason employed on a new bui ding II
the c,Iner f Centre sld Fuatin 80, while At work Us
teyday uArains, AIKEN II SID III from scaaoN.
Ing breaking Of h legs and si't nin other severe H
iuries tie wssremoved 10 the N4F York lIl.pts'
A lad named Janes Hos'n leh INTO tH9 cellar o. me
same bulcrg and had bis al badly cut lie WAS taken
home y policeman Of the sixth Ward
FAr.1 Aoo1nrxr Coroner Hilton yesterday held "a
inquest Al the New York Iopitl upon the body Of Nm
FINN native Of Ireland who killed by fall rse-iv ID
willie engsged Yesterday in od.ng the shio Edward Stan
lev lying Il 4slirgtOn Market. verdict 1t accidental
death was rendered by the jury.
The same Coroner held an inquest UPON the body Of
Francis Day porter engaged in the ss factory Of J.
stouven 4 Co. Nos - and 10 Nessy 81, who. while at
wok the th inst vas caught by the machinery snd
forced with great violence against brick Ill snl re-.
ceved injuries which caused hs death yeserdiy ~ the
New.Yolk Hospital lie native Of France 3 Yeas
OF sge The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental death
F,rL FRou 4 BuItDIvc-A small boy named John
Dowd Sunday evening while playing with soma oher
BOYS in new building the corner Of Yves, Broad way
and Anthony f- from the third to the second story
and severely injured. He wasiken up nssnsble and
ccnveye ed 10 the New York Hospital a police had
started the boys from the building and the little eOw in
bis haste TO leave met with thefsll
ISYAs1IcinE-The inmates OF No. POI Church st, yes
tertsy morning iuuud dead body of infant in the sink
in the the premises and notified the Cor S13
picons rested upon muatto girl IN The house nam-d
Sarah join con- il ace iiued that she bad gwen
birth to child on the previous night The ni.ni how.
of the body and 20 the conclusion that II WAS born
alive The girl upon whom suspicion rests states that she
let the child fall into the sink acc enay She showeyer
charged with doing il wlltuly and the matter w oe in
vestigsted by the Coroner.
ARRy.r FOR RoBBERY-1wo young men named VIM;
Irwin and Edward Dowdicsn were yesterday arrested by
officers Mason and De Boyce Of the Ninth Ward charged
With robbing named Martin Halshs, while asleep IN
luu Der yard in West 4. on Sunday afternoon ola watch
and - : in money The wat was found IN possession
of Doydcan ard the money possession Of Irwin both
OF whom taken before Justice Mcrsth snd locked
up for trial
THr LATE Assault BIZ P0LIcEviS KNG.-0fesr King,
Of the Fifth ard who stands charged with asssulng
yourg man named Geo Lee with umbrella the poiat of
which entered his eye ye.erdsy appeared before Justice
Wood and gave bail ia the OF 500 % answer the
charge MIR Amos Finch. cothier OF No. $50 Greenwich
street is bis bCndmsn Lee now thought to be out OF
danger and will probably regain his eyesght Toe officer
wa. sick at the time Of the assault and eli that the act
vas committed in seltdefsnse.
ISYAN0rs AisAttf-Oa sunday evening aoout
O'Clock Mr. John schw sb hi, wife were passing
tie carriage house OF Hose Co No q, in Greenwich s.
when Mr. SchEsb assaulted, knocked down and &C.
said 20 be ntmbe. Of tha, Company. Ohie DIrOw
and Burns the Seventh Ward Police yesterday arrested
Hughes and he was taken before Justice Wood and
nlted to await examination.
ARREST FOE GRAND LARcs7Y Thomas C. Curisr, Of
sesrspor Ne, Captain of the schooner Ranger lying At
the foot IT Seventeenth st. robbed Saturday night
alta house Of Ill fame Of S72 whittier he had acco paaed
two females from the National Inea,er Ros9nns Shears
one of the females yesterday arrested and locked up
BY Justice Bogart to await examination
THrTr oY SIX GooDs~One OF the firm Of Alfred
EdsNcs Co YESTERDAY identified the three pieces Of silk
which the day before found 10 possession OF lad
named John Wright having been stolen from their store
No Park place. Wright arrested a, the time, and
was locked up by Justice Bogsr for trial.
lAaTeras-ment
Tow THINE OCTDOSE AT LAsT.-We learn through
rueh ser Thumb. form perec, every
respect hizt 10 inches Zhnz puods snt
ard eish months OF Where's Bsrnum
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