New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

day with the excessive hest while work in South and
died immediately after being conveyed to bis residence
No. IS Cherryst He wss native Of Ireland about 20
years Of age and of iisspaed habits He leaves
wfc and three children who proper subjects Of charity
The Coroner was notified 10 hold inquest upon the body
EASTERN DIsPrssARr--The report of this Dispensary
for tie month of August shows hsi 1850 paeat have
been attended during the month viz Males GA females
s32 total 5i6 Al their dwellings: Males III females
III total 994 The number OF deaths, Is. The whole
number of prescriptions put up during the month 35ss
largest number in day Isl smallest number in
day, 90; average per day. i33.
FATAL FALL, THE RESULT OF IsrExrxRAscE.--A man
named John Donsvan while suffering from attack of
derium tremens Monday night threw himself from
the three story window of his residence. No Ia Cherry
and was almost instantly killed Coroner DonDell held
inquest upon the body and the Jury rendered verdict
Of death from injuries received by fall lie was ma
tive of Ireland 80 years of age.
Sc.LpsD TO DE,rH-Coroper Gamble yesterday held
inquest at No SIS Greenwich ST. upon the body OF
child II months old named Thomas DAILY who died yes
terday from scads received on Monday evening The
child appears. orept furnace upon which was
kettle of boiling water which il upset by means OF pair
Of tongs. and the flowing its person. produced
scads which resulted in death The Jury rendered YER
diet accordingly.
The LATE RAILROAD AccIDEsr IL C,SAL-sr.-Mr.
Charles Babbidge, the young man who over in
Canals st. Broadway by of the L gh,h avenue
cars while is said he in the of rescung another
person who in danger Of being by the same
car died yesterday the NewYork Hospital from the in
jures he received Coroner Gamble notified to hold
day. in consequence of his being able procure the
attendance of the proper Witnesses.
BURGLARY ROBBERY Costly GoODs-M
o'clock Yesterday morning Officer Meaie, of the Tenth
Ward observed three men passing up Division ST., draw
ing after them hand cart containing two large and well
filed bags lie questioned them regarding the property
and they told him that two men had employed them TO con-
their baggage TO house the East River. This
did satisfy the suspicious Of the officer The
followed them for distance when they quickly turned
the corner of Alenst and moving of rapidly He
Immediately gave the alarm rap when the fellows let 90
the and took 10 their heels in different directions One
of them approached the beat of Officer Quinn, who
ceeded in arrestng him the others. though pursued by
Officer Mead escaped The cart taken to the Station
House where the bags found 10 contain Grape and
six shawls silk and velvet mantilas, several pieces OF
silk ETC. worth in all upward of $1,000 1t subse
quenty ascertaned that the store of C0ne0n Kay
No Division st. had been broken OPEN and the goods
found stolen thererom The thieves had effected an
trance by making hole about the size of mans body
through the sixeeninch brick wall. The goods in the
store found to be in great disorder and several pack
ages had been put up ready to be carried Off the thieves
intending probably to return for them full set OF
burglars implements found in the store The prisoner
gave his name james Wilson, and was locked up by
Justice Wood for examination