New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

I II ~ - ".
sIR An article in your paper Of this morning attribute;
70 re the nsns pa Of The Machine Ass5 a,s
Tire cryssl Palace ihs H.as That haze done Ss
an lsssed that NJ M shold sek8ode ys. am DOT .@Hs
ihst aPIrcb.tcn ete es, SAsa a. oa' S % hs
sdoptsd The fret esH.es csns rom M .ai i1
dfertit from tie 'te'ehd y me Rigssie5Ia HOLMES
oses 70 "a cry:t.i Fsses IS is5
InPosrTIoss- UPoS Rum SELLERS.
sr he Sosh section ul,s and rsal.Sn Of The Police
in House where while dlsy di9k kod
suor except the immediate slsego1 Of tasi,
be drank smoking e had ia any sta 80
TO ie Tt nd rgSdn. iT he government Of the Police
W " % .B Of s sS sSfS a S Es o sI as S
said Board rsnt shout ,r gsea permits to =. ny
elu in he slms TO 90 lsrg nqSs Of our ~, fsoss
s a fe You'd BE- oued sci. 70 ereryboa1
Pee F.ss sfs .ds on tS subject you
will the rule quoted ~ wbh to iits at the License
Nev- Ycyk, Oct H. 1875
Forsp DRowsrD-The body of an unknown man
about 80 wears Of age Yesterday found in the East
river near the of Pike St The deceased about
ST sin in height stout built and dressed in check shirt
wosted vest dark striped cashmere pants drab overcoa
good boots verdict Of death by drowning was rem
dered by jury empaneled by coroner ODonnen to hold
an inquest upon the body
sc.LpEp TO DEarH-Coroner Wilhelm held an in
Z ST.
an infant thirteen months old, named henrietta fernan
dez whose death wa caused by scads the child having
on the 10th u upset bowl of hot water upon ts person
verdict of accidental death was rendered by the jury
AccpEsrALLY DRowNED.-A coored man, whose
name fro paper found In bis pocket is supposed to DO
George Francis accidentally drowned Yesterday
morning by falling into the dock at the foot OF Nesry ST.
n r. lie to fall into the water by several hands
on board sloop by, but none of them It seems
Inade an effort to rescue him His body subsequent
" recovered on which Coroner Hilton held an inquest
and verdict Of death by drowning was rendered Do
ceased was about - years Of age feet 10 inches IN
light and dressed in green striped wo1len pants
LIGHT green wooden coat with velvet collar and thick boots
In his pockets found certificate OF Character dated
New York May II, 1888, and signed Henry AyreS, No
l73 Washingcnst.' Ii stated that George Francis
had been porter in his store The body was taken to
the Bellevue dead house where it can be seen.
BURNED TO DEATH BY TIE Explosion OF CANPHEsE
On Thursday night domestic in the family Of MI lfaa
Van VOORHEES, siding in Brooklyn, named Fanny kear
nan was fatally burned in consequence of the explosion
Of CAM hene from which she was hiing hsh'ei
lamp Her clothing caught ire from tn burning huid
and in her fright she the OF her employer VINO
exinguhed tie flames speedily possible, by enve
oIing her person in blanket. Sne attended oy
Ifyscisn and aleIward the New York Hospital
where she died on 1hursday night The room IN which
the losion took place set on re but Mr. an Noo
bees soon extinguished the flames Coroner Hilton yes
,erday held inquest upon the body of the deceased ana
verdict IN accordance with the above statement was rel
dercd by the Jury Size was native OF scotland II
| years u age
1
Eliza Reed a resident Of lloboken, was yesterday ar
rested in this City, by Ocer Hambln' OF the Third ard
charged with stealing valuable horse from the stable o
Jose nh Ferris at HObOkln Mrs. Reed does not d6ay
taking the horse but in justification, says that sh1
time since she purchased him with her own money, ana
that hle her Husband intoxicated he sold him with
out her eons' n for another horse ana go, ohsou 10 s
bargain that aorwaid he traded this second horse win
the conn ianan and got cheated It'll worse, getting ID eA
change q ring bon,d, spawned, old and lame na9 nearly
blind in one eve and quite the other that seeing how
her husband had been cheated IN his trades she i usu'
ted in taking possession OF the horse which she had par
chased with her money, and accordingly DID 80 she
went back Hoboken with the officer TO have the matter
/ settled.
/ CIR Officer Thomas Martin. Of the Sixth Ward 10
lice while patIolng his beat oclock yesterday morn
ing was laid by hod carrier named Andre" fOrd
living on the Of Pearl 81. and Cy Han place WAC
struck him two powerful blows with cart rnng on the
shoulder and then fed the officer thoash severely IN
iued mi ged to give the alarm rap, when ASSISTANCE
came and Ford pursued and arrested lad the blows
taken effect upon The head probably intended they
would undoubtedly have proved fatal Ford was tsken
before Justice Bogar and locked up in default OF slOOO
bail, for trial.
ARRrsr or APIcKrocKlr.-A young b.ck named Chas
johnson was arrested Yesterday afternoon by ocef
Eebert OF the Seventeenth Ward, while running away
from the corner Of Norfolk and Rvington sts- WIN
pockebook containing s35 in money and Jewelry when
be had stolen from the pocket Of German lady named
Barbara sampson living at No lS4 Norfolk st. who al
the time watching procession OF hremen al the
above corner The money &c, we're found on me prs
oner. and he was locked Up by Justice "ood ioF tra
CHARGE OF BuRGLARr.-A fellow named VIM. Sparks
alias Bill Bunk, yesterday arrested by Oihcer hay
land Of the Nineteenth Ward charged with having eay
Yesterday morning broken open rear window OF tue
house OF Mr. Edward Peei No. Is East Fitch ct, by
which he gained the interior of the premises ana
from which he stole clothing silver and ewery to the
value OF ESQ portion Of which found IN his posses
sion He taken before Justice McGrath aud locked
upto await examination