New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

room and tod her that 81 the boys was Esd n heF
wsra she went Up ssir and fsu5i no ie,e.ssi desd
tut knows nothing shoI; Whist caused HE death-
Caroline Ye'ey the woman who sicyt IN the room
,s-,ifes that she 20 bed Ia the same room wa
he boy clock ard after that heard no noise. nor
did she ret up in the Of the night until O'Clock
on suDdsy morning. when the bell ring and 'n,n go;
up for the purpose Of waking I'D ths chiliren; All
vher sbe came TO where the chill va che i'I1l ne
wus desd- Che then ser' boy for May Bhfwln;;
ere Of the nurses and informed her th 'he eani
I wss dead.
mary Baldwin an A,si.,ap, keeper tss,iie, that On
Sunday morning boy came do IN stairs from the cln-
drens room and sais there was child dead sae 1as1
I went up Stair and found there we child iesi, sal
informed Mr. Ley, the mstron she heard no nnis o'
anything IN The hcys' IN the course OF tne nSn
although sbe said she was awake number OIL en- >
through the course OF the night and up lony before
daylight, 10 make IRE her room was imnedatetJ IN
/ der the one occupied tythe boys
John Manu. boy aged ten years one OF TIE boys "no
ep, In the with deceased ststed that he his oesa
the Island four years Saturday, night all the ooys
went 70 bed A. usual sometime in the night he 20. up
for come purpose; he found two boys James Gu nsy
and Charles Collins both about seven years OF age,
sendng by the ride Of TIE bed Of deceased; the boy
Crunley took s-ick Of wood and ht the deceased on
the face and bis feet after hst they took him oui o. inc
bed and put him out on the piazza and when
hit him again the deceased then laid out there uh'l
after the bell rspg at O'Clock In the morning when
Crumley and Collins brought him and put him on the
! bed be was then dead IL was be who told Carone
| Veley that be was dead
John Murphy smother Of the boys about seven years
old and Crun.iey and Collins coyroborated the state
ent made BY John Mann, but they could not or would
not give any for what they did when questonei
| by the Coroner and Jury.
rnorten examination Of the body of the deceased snf
states thni he found external bruises on the iorenssd
one eye discoored and some blood from the nose lie
lps were vid tonce protruding and ccnchef bstween
the teeth The limbs were contracted and hands and
feet distorted but other marks upon the BODY lac
post morfem presented congestion Of the lauys-the
brain wee in besbhy state and gave " as ms opnlon
tha. death was caused by c8nvulsions Tne Jury ouad
the following verdict "That John MCCARTHY cane 10
his death by commissions superinduesd by cTusi 'rea
Inent on the part Of two boys aged about yes .ne
! names of lanes Crurnley and Charles Collins Tie
Jury further say that they find no Waterman employed
either for the protection Of persons or property during
the night tms on said island and they deem such neces
sary.
STRsyGERs.-At the METROPOLITAN Hon.
g. Noye. BuIlinston Capt. Wall, VIM. II. Almsds, s..
Louis; T. W. Peck wa.hinEton Lieut. Clgke, Mon'r-.
' r. Palmer Ohio; w w Gnthn, North Caroluai j. e
Lyon San Francisco J. P Tanner Pit,.bursh ssics'
ney Baltimore; q. w Andrew 8 Wilson Louisville =.
WIKI R sSsiG1 cG wess: 81 non. .nd osbe
At the AsToR. Hon s. c. Havley; Buffalo u Crocs-
So. Ii P R.S s..Sn
e; 4 S. %i "
BILE Col. Bennett Army; Major Deas, Army Hon. a
Body Roebs,sI E Brsh,m g?' tom z n S.s a.
1hos Ash horticulture, Throgs Neck Gen. w. Morris
| Philadelphia. ard Others.
Burruws Albion; Col Williams Wsteryille Rev Thos
Street Hudson T. kidder, Cleveland w.; g. Elnsre, ~
LOUIS Col d. Harrison, Alexs ndns, Va; j. H. BsltwIn
Abbott do B. Laurent doi n II sheae, Phl,dslph,;
| Gen. II. II Hartman, Harnansye n H Jno frowsrldse
Pousbkesp pie; c. A. Holme- Troy; D. T. Nicely lshls
ton, D C.; = Atherton Boston, aud Others. = = MI.
! At the HOWARD, r. Morgan Cleveland C. G. Riley,
I p,A, nax,a Albany. X Tnfhill. Williams
burao y, De,s hionsy q, n AZ p.hi' y IT,.
Coiefe " tnurch SprnRne,ui " VI IelaIlS mo
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Err, Acctnrsr At rur NOvytry WORRs
A man named sam johnson died Yesterday a. We New
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,n,r.iia m sc.;5c,, cccry-ed v's,erd.y n,rnnx An
:d., I'm - l. "a 49,, ~ hoJv ,ad,y
4NqU''' "'4 ~ "''" NPN ~ ~'
:, " q, p;d,.., ,vbi,. ,r.Itns IN ID yi.on.t ON
III, n.d md fen upon the ice diKl
bis hip. He wns conveyed TO his residence oy ns son
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ISHUnAS CONDUCT OF fATHER-About z
o'clock yes eray morning Officer Graham Of the sixteenth
WaId, willie duty in Twenty fouTth-st near Sixhay
found two children nearly persisted with cold They wore
taken the StatODhOuse aud suitAby cred or by Capt
Stewnson TO whom they stated Their fathers name 70 %
Daniel Leddy that he lived between o,dway and SIKH
Gv but what street they could Ds tell That no wn an
The I,bt of uIuins them into ts street take Of
hsmsslvt, II is b hoped that man who would turn
bs little children into the rect 70 ps'sh 'n sneh u.u
that OF Monday last VIII be ookd SUR py 'ho rooo
snd made TO suffer NJ losst 9 uthe OF MS aesefb
So, :,
A CHILD SERIOUSLY BURNED.-A llttle giri'
daughter Of officer Wssterfeid of the Ninth Ward Poce
was drs sduy turned on honday evrn'ns her
ing accidentally taken hre from lamp IN the h.nis o. one
Of the elder children The ae sun-fcr was 'ttenea oy
physician who states tha' hef recovery S'e' u'"''u