New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

~ LEY are n o5solutc reed VI D. ssistlnce Thoss
de'Ious Of learning more can w.. The house phich
was taken few weeks since No - Ffst a. between
Iiiteeuth AMI PCIrtcenthets
u Mr.. Benjamin benjamin.. whc recently
committed suicide in Philadelphia, lad attempted self
destruction on three separate occasions rssousiy he
was also confined several months in LurA.s- Asviun
III Philadelphia. His unfortunate wife xas Ia perfect
sound state Of mind when tue marriage took place in
New-l ork, and not as was stated in the papers
- 4 number Of the Members of the Veta
ran Corps Of l'l2 about appear before the Legs
store At Albany in behalf Of their fellow and
1.-THE widows and children Those who are dead A
Committee Of the Corps are new collecting fund, to
carry out The object designed
- We understand that a new periodical
Cor the people Is shortly be issued under the aus
pices fthe American Medical Society whose "Dsoiaf.
o'ion Of Medical independence" we published on Tue
day last
Arrival OF THE New PROPELLER ASDLs-
The Cunard propeller Andes, Capt. Hutchiugs, from
Liverpool arrived at this port yesterday afternoon az
ter passage Of &c days.
SEDUCTION AND DEsPERATToN.-Our Philadelphia Cor
respondent states that " & romantic phase Of real life"
inwhich anew York girls the heroine has just up
there ItappeaTs that Thursday night the Captain Of
the Spring Garden watch encountered in the street.
man apparently, very nicely dressed in black cost vest
and psntacons who desired to accompany the officer
to the Station House. he homeless The stranger
remained all night and in the morning the Captain
pecDg his lodgerssex questioned him. and discovered
him TO be wonan-a lovely young girl of 70 years Of
age She disclosed her history 70 the officer In few
word, il ia follows She is native OF Syracuse
n. Y. Last summer, young man won her affections,
seduced and deserted her. Her friends subsequently
sent her to boarding which che fed from last
week, 10 fellow and kill her seducer who is now she
states in Baltimore. She appears desperate aud deter
mined The name she gave TO herseif, when arrested.
was Charles Lewis She il detained at present by
Captain Young Of the Spring Garden Police, until her
friends shall communicate with the authorities upon
her case Her friends should address their communi-
cations TO Capt. Young.
The FRAUDULENT HEALTH AssooIATION-
In this matter the particulars of which published in
detail in our edition Of yesterday, further arrests
have been madethe Police are, however on the look
out and expect shortly capture the rest Of the Off
and Dr. Chas Wills are still confined in the prison at
Jefferson Market David Blake and John Little are in
the custody of Officers Dayie and Bilger The exami.
nation will take place Tuesday afternoon, at three
o'clock before Justice Stuart PNe of the parties for
whom warrants have been issued still at large.
ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoNED-Coroner Gamble
Yesterday held an inquest at Wards Island upon the
I.I- It,
o. age, who died suddenly on Thursday night under
circumstances which led to the belief that he had been
poisoned An investigation was made BY the Coroner,
when the testimony Of VIM. ODonohue WAS taken and
went TO show that the deceased, himself and others
were engaged in washing bottles used in the medical
department. when the deceased came across a bottle
which contained, as he supposed, brandy and asked
the witness if itw was not He replied that he did not
know and advised him not to drink IT, The deceased
then poured the contents Of the bottle into tumbler
and went out OF sight with it, and il il supposed that
/ believing it 10 be brandy he drank it, and was sOon
afterwards taken i'll and died the nj ht DR.
Theodore Wazer, physician to the Hospital the Isl
and, made post morem examination of the body and
OF the opinion that death was caused by poison
but OF what particular kind he unable to state be-
fore making an analysis of the contents fthe stomach
The jury rendered verdict "That the deceased came
TO HE death by poison, and that 1t was taken by mis-
take, he believing it to have been brandy" The de
ceased was admitted to the Hospital patient in May
list
STRANGERs.-At the METRoPoLITAS, DIR.
Mhipple u. 5. Army ii. Hneston. Manchester, Eng;
Nd TIoamoy' skaasSs F. W Rice s Consul At n'
Mexico; X. W James New Orleans; 4. w. BROOKS Aa-
Haven ID. slsnsberTy, Bamore J. Plunmer Pittsburgh;
:. l.. Douglas ST Louis; and others
Philadelphia; }. Taylor, Navy; Rev. Dr. Mott, sehe
nectady T. Dwight, New-fiaveni w II Arlington, Nr-
s s Bs M a9'S' M Rci..1 loG Sf5i fe w
/ NiIsiua' DAVID Looney, Tennessee; and Others.
At tie AsToR lion. e. w. Csthcart Indiana; @. o.
Bmstow, Mass }. G. Cater, Boston =. T. Lally, Gar
6uer; J b. smith, Philadelphia J. Van Rensselaer,, sara
tosa Spungs L. J. Staucf do Geo. Lcsby, Way Chas
March n. " } }; Thompson, Baltimore; Wan. Wood
D Cincinnati; and others
Day, Hartford A. AcMakin Philadelphia; Jos b Read
Sai fIauelsco J. NoIls Mayer Montreal; Col. Jno.
Pease. Buffalo; Dr. n; J. JARVIS, t. $ A. A. Robertson
HarrseuTgh, Pa w. w Guilaer Benecia; A. 4. St.
phens Philadelphia Caleb A. GrametoA Sacramento City
Cal; Andrew Saw Montreal; p. Niddlemiss, New-Or
At the HOWARD, c. b. WnslOw, Philadelphia; c. Jud-
con Waterbury; Fisk, ROchls ii. jacobs, Bruins
wick; Col Snyder, Greene Co w. C. liurd san Francis
co; u. Moolsey, Charleston Judge Moore, Ohio and
others
REAL EsrArr.-The following sales were
made, jan u, by A. J. Bleeckcr
House and lot No q Vanok-st 2jSioa........sIli 100
houses ana lots Division near Attorneys f0xi5 1000
lot Avenue u, 8h.st 2ix96. ............ 3oOj
lot ana houses S5th-st. STRAY, 2jxl00.. L5J
Tot 55ihsL. 6thay, zSxlO0 ............. 6Sj
lots 62d-st mr. ath-ay 2xloO-SjO 900
lots 6itist, BdWay 25XleO-sll5 ea.... 80
lot ON 4d st. 6tav. 2sxsS. $500
BURGLARY ~ CANALsT.-Shortly after )
o'clock yesterday morning Officer ELTON Of the Eighth
Nafo discovered the clothing Of Mr. Ellis G. Potter
Ne. 9f Canast, 70 be open, and making eXiniua-
ouiouud that Of the windows had been forced and
considerable property had been stolen The officer found
cCht ovefcoas worth about $50 lying upon the SIDE
wax neag Tie store The owner notified aud caused ais
I PREMISES 10 be secured
AcoIDENTs.-Mr. VIM. Mackey, residing At
No @ HenTyst formerly partner Of Mayor Westervst in
tie ShpbpiGg business had his Lett arm badly fractured
by falling uVon the the Henry aud Rufgrrs
is. he was ASSISTED 70 his home by some ciizenS
John Lowe seriously injured the corner OF Twenty
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