New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-10

consented that f the benefit OF the service and "a have NO
question settled i, woud be safer for the Court proass4
with the a leaving the accused to an appeal aai the.
let these Who decided the inyadiy 81 the former
viCon take on themselves the resp ouoity Of any s6
action lie also commended that tie pies puI IN BY s 10
fnss that the parade was al Illegal could net be
pleaded the order 20 parade ~ss Illegal IN ne
FIRST instance yet Capt AcAnds having msds h esca.s
anG having brought hs company % the ground ne ooad
not ier turn round on slight or preteuse Of supposed
slight show such dgespeot TO hts superior ohcsr "A
10 withdraw them sgain contrary 70 orders M bashasn
replied and commanded that the ouy question was whether
Can't McAre had been tried before the specific 1ons
presented now to the Court lie quoted the testimony
The u6ge Advocate who admitted IN his evidence before
the Court that they the lie cOnende that the
former Court wSs legal one. and that Il committed A
error the prisoner liable 10 BE- ieoperdsed BY their
error and quoted the authority Of Bren page az sts
NO TIA, distinction should be made between the illegal
act of legal court and the act of an Illegal court In the
latter case there court AZ all Snd the prisoner ooat
be tried again but in the former case there could Dc ne
second trial This he considered decisive on the saesoS
and stated thSt this only attempt TO have the de
zion of the Commander in Chief and As tue orders
coming from him. stated that Capt McArole OBSERVERS
decided reprimand there not reverson OF the sss
tence pronounced BY the former court but merely uodn
cation Of H. He also contended that the parade hsvss
been illegally called Court Marital being court OF iAw'
sitting by virtue Of the revised statutes could not try say
thing but legal offence and had jurisdiction TO Try him
in a Court OF Etiquette, they might bat even thea q
forced 10 80 into the merits of the case they would Do As
10 give valid and sufficient for their conduct
The Court consulted for time before they came 70
decision but did not what it for the present
beng prohibited by LAW from DONG so.
INQUEsrs BY rHE CoRosERs An Inquest held zee
erdsy aernoonby Coroner Wilhelm at the foot Of Twetk
81 North River on the body Of unknown about 10
wears OF age found in the water at that place Deceased
was about feet inches hight had long brown hair asd
whiskers and dressed in heavy black cloth coat
figured Marsaes cashmere pants two shirts shoes asd
stockings The body bore the appearance Of having bses
in The water about months The Jury rendered verdict
Coroner Gamble held an Inquest yesterday at the Fns
Ward Police Station upon The body of James acCallsn.
shoemaker. who lived in Mottst, who drowned by
accidentally falling into the dock, foot Of Jayst Ncrse
River At 10 o'clock on Sunday night while slightly tnssu-
Gated The deceased heard to fall into the water by
james Sneeden private Waterman in the employ OF the
Erie Railroad Co who went 20 his assistance aud also
called Officer IsaaoS and others of the Firth Ward
Police who did all in their power TO rescue the deco et
without verdict Of accidental death
rendered by the Jury Deceased native Of Irslnd
% years Of age and leaves wife and children to mourn
hi- loss.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held Inquest at the Nav
York Hospital upon the body Of Mary Brien the Irish
domestic who died from burns received at the house No
III Eldrge ST her clothing having taken drs from osu
phene lamp which exploded as she filling It when
lighted The particulars of the case we published yester
day verdict Of accidental death was rendered by The
Jury.
CRoroS Flour Mills NesYork MAY 9th. lss3-Eds
TribaRs Gentlemen We rather surprised this mora
ing 10 find by The Tribune that Saturday evening last
fire occurred in the large building IN Cherry ST., near
Pike known the Croton Mills" No fire, except gas
light used Winter Summer any where in the building
but the engine in the basement and there never
less than two watch at any time from weeks END
10 another The unfounded rumor brought less thAa
three officers from different Insurance Companies
tain the Of their respective losses but sgreea
bly, disappointed of course We cannot surmse how the
reporter ''"'D '' i Yos Ss''"'D HECkER BROTHER
FATAL RAILROAD AcciDEsr.-shortly after 70 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon child "a years Of age named Patrick
McAnanDy whose parents reside at No. 52s West st., WA
over by one of the cars of the Hudson River Railroad
while near Twelfth st. and instantly killed. The car WAS
passing along at the usual rate OF speed when the child WA
observed by the driver playing upon the track The brake
was put down possible but the could no. DO
stopped in time to prevent passing the child whose
head completely severed from It's body by one OF the
wheels which passed its neck. James Mciieard the
driver Of the arrested by Officer Mcdonnell OF The
tnh Ward and he'd by Justice Boga to await the result
Of the Coroners inquest which will be held at II o'clock
this morning The Of the child were taken to the
residence OF its parents.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-A young German woman. named
Frederick Cook ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide at the print
ing office of Mr T. Callahan No ll3 Nassau st. Saa-
day afternoon by administering TO herself dose Of poison
Size found almost lifeless, by Mr. Geo. Ice an en-
ployte Of the Office who notified Sergt mcGrah, OF The
second Ward Police, and she was removed to the Y.
Hospital Love and jealousy is said to have been the
cause Of the rash attempt upon her life
BoABp OF s-MOnday-Slprens Court
Application of Judge Morris to be paid s315 additional
COMPENSATION pursuant to Act Of 1882 CHI 81 section T.
ard the resolution Of Board Of Supervisors making the
salary Of the Judges of the Supreme Court Of this District
$1,000 per snnum-s9 paid by the State and 500 By
applications )or ADDoiRtNenh.--JOseph p Smith a. An
attendant Of Supreme Court Timothy Weeks attendant
Common Pleas and William L Stevenson, as Crer Of
Marine Court All referred
Application OF Judge Bebee to be paid slO0 for Office
rent since his Office taken for Coroner Referred
Ahendants on Supyeme Court-A resolution offered
by AID Ward that the pay be increased from $500 the
presen. amount Referred
Adjourned TO Monday red
30 Chas Mcmillan Of Mott Haven Sunday afternoou,
fell from the top 81 Harlem Stage No 3s9 and
ly though not dangerously injured lie was attended By
D. Morris at the Nineteenth Ward Police Station after
which be was carried 70 his residence 81, ~
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