New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

About The ..e time fre dscoveredin the clothing
scre Of Mr. Fuller, No 3i5 Eighth Az Damage trdins.
Forxp DRowxrD James Mum. lad years Of sss
whose parerts reside No 357 West T~en'y sxth st. vas
found IN MondSN evening 6rown-d 81 the ot Of Tv-oty
ffhS y K Is body wss taken q the house OF his
father WHERE Coroner Gamble held inquest mp N u Is
,h ner foot II Twenty sixth 81. when he accidentally fell
into ,he dock and drowQed The Jury rendered YER
DICT Of accidental death TIE deceased WAS born ia SCOT
sud.
F.rU FNr-On Monday evening rot tar from 10
O'Clock Samuel Crssord while IN the thrd Story window
house No p West seuih st lost bis bssnca aud Was
10 the below in Consequence OF waich hs
skull was fractured in shocking msnn@r he Vas imme-
dst.ly taken up, but died from his injuries IN ts"
minutes sfterwsrd.
FATAL F,LL-Smon Crawford. late 4 resden, OF No
- West Fifteenth At 10 o'clock Monday night while
intoxicated accidentally e from iih story rear window
Of the pr.m'-e- 70 The area and sustained compound
fracture Of ne skull and other extensive paries lev
conveyed quickly possible. the Sixteenth Ward
Police Station where he died befe the attendance OF
physician could be obtained The deceased native
of ireland IS years Of age and unmarried Coroner Gam
bic yesterday held inquest upon the body and the jury
rendered a verdict of accidental death.
SERIOUS FstL-On Monday nigh, man nsmed Hughes
accidentally fell into the Of his boarding house No.
33s Pearl ST and severely injured He conveyed
TO the New York Hospital
Rus Ov.R-A boy named John " Ross Was run over
Monday pisht by Hook and Ladder Co No while up
town ard severely injured He was conveyed 10 the resi-
dence OF his parents by the police
Arrrvrr 70 CoNv,r SUICIDE drunken fellow
named james Shaw, while insane from excessive drinking
on Monday night Jumped into the dock foot Of Cshsne
81 snd would have been drowned but for the exerons Of
some citizens who rescued him. and serwsrd gave him
in custody Of policeman lie was taken to the Tombs
and locked up.
ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIFE BY SHoorIsG-On Monday
night young named Philip Cnrso. residing At No. ~
Gold walking through Dey IT when he met by
an acquaintance named Victor Rica who stepped up TO
him snd presenting letter .sd here is somsthng from
vour man Philadelphia and you must send a. % bring
him on here Corso took the letter and asked Ros why
he did send the money himself lie was then about
opening the etterto read it, when Rca drew pistol load
ed with powder and shot pointed At him and fired The
load took side of his face ohm, and in his
len hand nhcfrg serious injuries Rics then attempted
10 escape but was arrested by officer Heyd-n # the Third
Ward apd taken reore Justice Bogsrt who locked him up
to await examination Crso assisted 10 his residence,
where his wounds were dressed
SERrors SrABBISG ARRAY About o'clock yesterday
morning two nsmed james McMSnus and Timothy
Sanders, got into officially at the house No 81 Byards
when the former seized knife and plunged into the le
thigh of his adversary intcting woand ten inches in
length. and quite deep Sanders was Immediately taken to
the S,ih Ward POLICE Station where he attended by
DIR Simmons. Of No % Elm st.. after which he sas re-
moved t., the y Hospital shere he now ies in crit
cal situaton McM,nus was arrested ~ Ocer Gan
OF the Sixth Ward and taken before Jutce BogTt Who
committed him charge Of assault with intent
TO kill Both parties under the influence Of liquor at
the time
A F,cur AT THE AsroR Uov.E-On Monday night
James Rresin and Patrick Waters both servants at the
Astor House got into difficulty when Waters struck
m sin in the face with his fist The latter returned the
blow With china milk pitcher which he broke over the
head ct hrs fellow servant The two then clinched and
Prsp retaining the remnant Of the broken pitcher in
his hand struck Waters in the face with IT, cutting on
the end Of his and lip and splitting the under
Hp to the chin The combat here ended physician
was called ard dressed the wounds Of Waters sod po'
rceuen sanford and Van Nnkle, II the Third Ward,
marched Bre.in before Justice Bogart, who locked him
up 10 await examination Waters struck the first blow,
which fact tend, n 10 elonerats oo'eo"n
Cu,pcy oy F.rsg pegrF>sgs-An Engi.hman named
Mox milan A. Cohen. yesterday arrested by ON ar
Rue of he Lower Police Court, charged with deffaudng
Sir John Allen. boarder at thu Pew a. House out II
200 worth Of property, by Of as alleged falsely
representing himself 10 be IN good business standing, hs1
,ver had any of his notes dishonored and had generally
paid them before due He taken before Justice Bo
gart ard held TO bail in $4,000 10 the charge At
Court
RoBufyG 4 CAfWORSfAN--J0hn Crostel, recently re-
turned Californian robbed Monday night a dis
reputable house, the corner Of Raadest and West
Broadway. Of wallet containing 500. Officers Lord,
Martin and Bowling ofhe Lover Police Court yesterday
arrested three ofhe inmates Of the house named John and
Bridget Prry and Margaret Hay who were taken before
Justice Bogar and locked up, suspicion Of being the
thieves.
DEHoNFsr SERVANT -R"sanna Openha MINER = servant
in the employ Of Mrs Enen, French lady residing at
No SIS Br, adway yesterday arrested officer Camp
bell of the Court Of Sessions suspicion Of se.ugs
diamond ring valued A. $3.50 diamond bro ich valued h
si00 black lace scarf valued at 600 and other
day afternoon The accused was taken before Justice
Bogart end committed 70 await examination. No portion
Of the property has A. yet been recovered
DESPERATE ArrsNPr At HlcHwAy RoseERY--Mr Bl,-
zirs Moore an aged citizen Of the Nineteenth Ward while
proceeding his residence late hour Monday night,
was STACKED by two fellows al the ~ Third
and Forty first u, who made desperate st,emot 10 rob
him Mr. Moore though upwards Of 20 years n age, de-
tended hin self admirably, and knocked down both Of his
asssaut- whom hs would have secured but for the assist
snce rendered them by confederate named Patrick Frs
zee who attacked Mr. Moore and he obliged 10 release
fia prisoners He then called for assistance when Officer
". bster named John Mount the spot
and succeeded arestDg Fr4zse who taken 20 the
jefferson Market Police Court and locked up The other
rufiaDs Effected their escape
SwIsDLfSG A COUNTRYNas-A couple Of lashy young
men named William and Henry Walton, arrested on
Monday evening by Officers Newman and Donnely Of tho
Twentieth Ward, charged with swndng Canadian
named Daniel Campbell stopping at place called the
Kentucky House in Reade It. out II So by OF
thimble rigging nstrurnen termed patent safe
that the last named accused met Campbell At the Crystal
Palace and MAX himself very agreeable invited
him tab walk toward the North River On retching
the Eleventhav Thirty 6rstst the first named gent.
sepped ID and pretending BE- stranger 20 his MED
crate after hort conversation exhibited his patent safe,
and induced the Canadian bet which he did and
found himsef minus ga The tvo operators then politely
bid him good bye" and making off, Ehen Campbell,
suspscng that he had been ouy dealt with called the
above AIMED policemen who secured them aud took
the m 20 the Jefferson Police Court where they Ocksd
10 10 await examination On searching the prisoners the
officers found twelve shop bills each representing in their
appearance 500 bank bill together with s6j ia broken
bark bills This constituted their bank Tor betting par
noses The money which they had obtained from Mr..
Campbell also found on their persons
CHAEGE ~ GRasD LaRcESY-Peter Heile keeper ola
German boarding. house No 25i Spruce street
nv officer OF Police Court