New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

he slept six barrel revolving pistol heavily loaded,
found This Mr. udson took the roof of the house and
there DISC acd two of the barrels but firing tine third
II eXTlodtd but. fortunately Mr Judson escaped injury
me evening lrSin arrived ut the hotel 1t j. stated that ne
gahcu NE confidence 81 one of the borders whom ne ad
never seen before and actually borrowed 500 Of him.
promising 70 return the next day. Bo,tonln called
ana idenhed Larkln a. an individual who some months
ago feloniou,y obtained ring, worth $50 from him.
Wilhelm custody Of officer Brown Yesterday he cnlelyored
TO gain tie confidence oftle officer with view 'ping
Since bis arrival IN tr civ H. has been several OF the
principal h0te- all of which e has left without footing h,
bills lie appears 80 Doe DO -rat distress ab1g his
vile WHO sill IN Tie CT. lie VIII shortly 10" taken 10
tie Tomb, and locked mp % await trial II i expected
that other complaint, viii De preferred asin-, lin.
KILLED Rr AFAtI.--A child about years of age
FAMED John sullivan whose parents resident No %" Monroe
Tally fell from 'l" third story window OF the above
house Yesterday and received injury, from the effects Of
which he died an hour after the occurrence. Coroner
ODonncl held an inquest upon the body when appeared
that the deceased while hi mother engaged IN
domestic matter. raised the window and while playing
about it, fell TO the sidewalk. The jury rendered
dict OF accidental death.
TNerr.r rpoy rHr BODY oY Mn HaER,ox-C oronor
ODonne Yesterday held inquest upon the body OF Mr.
Jas Harrison whose death noticed Yesterday morning
having been occa,ioncd by injuries received the evening
Oft the 2th February last BY being over by of Fitch
q Sandcrsons Stage. driven by Francis Mckenny.
considerable amount OF testimony taken, which went
to show that there much carelcSnesS the part OF the
driver. Mr. Daniel J. Miand of Ne. o. Henryst, Brook
lyn. testified 10 having the stage in question driven
over Mr. Harrison and in hi opinion il was gong at about
the rate miles an hour when the accident occurred the
pole struck deceased first and Knocked him down; after
which the fore and aft wheel the side nearest witness
passed over his legs there stage or other vehicle
within rods OF this stage at the time passed deceased
The witness thought that the driver endeayorngto stop
the horses The stage after passing over Mr. Harrison
proceeded about rod before 1t stopped. Mr. Alex. IL.
Phillips OF No 1874 Christopher It, deceased knocked
down and and CAV his opinion that the stage
driven At the rate of miles hour Mr.. VIM
j Schutz OF No 0i Hammer,leyst the occurrence.
He -frR rnap laxEsf ultafs no
H. who was then about feet from the opposite curb
struck by the pole of stage coming up Broadway and
Knocked down; the wheels passed his legs. This
witness said he was good Judge OF speed and thought the
stage driven at the rate of about ten miles hour
There at the time stage about 30 feet ahead and
another about 80 feet ahead OF that vehicle Witness heard
several persons call ont the driver but he think hathe
driver Mr. II. until he very near him OBJ
serving him. the driver tried TO stop his horses but he
going so fast that seemed impossible until the stage had
done its work.
ospA IIoydc another witness thought that the stage
driven at the speed of miles hour he heard
the driver call out TO deceased before running over him
Mr.. Chas Il. HHitey, of No 81 Barrowst testified to
the stage having in his opinion been driven at the rate OF
eight miles hour he Witnessed the and said
he did think the driver the deceased until he
within feet of him. and his horses going 80 fast
that they could not well be stopped until they had gone
about thirty feet after running deceased the driver
upon seeing the mischief that had been done got down
from his to the extent Of the injury, and mme
diatey afterwards proceeded OH his way.
The testimony here closed and the Jury, after due de-
liberation rendered the following verdict, viz:
THAT James Harrison came TO his death by injuries
received by being run by stage No 4i3, driven by
Francis Mckenna; and that hold the driver OF said
stage culpabe"
On the rendition of the verdict the Coroner committed
Mckenna prison await tie action of the Grand jury
Deceased was born III Ireland and o. year, of age
CHARGE or'GRAyp LARcEyY.-A man named John
Wilson was Yesterday arrested charged with stealing
Of clocks valued ut $40 from the store OF + +. Rldch
No. % Courtandt t. He committed by Justice
Bogart for trial IN default Of $500 bail.
AEI,f~T oF f. cINf-A man named john Lane was
Yesterday arrested by Ofccr Lord OF the Lower Police
Court charged with being fugitive from Albany where il
!, said about five week, since De committed robbery lie
va, taken before Justice osborne, and committed. pre-
i4ratcry IN hciug sent to Albany or trial