New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24

named deceased and verdict Of death by coup de solel
was rendered in each case
A woman named Sarah Wood sun-.truck on sat
urday in Duanest and taken to the New-ioik Hospital
Peter Flailey and Patrick Doyle sunrueA IN the
Third Ward Saturday and conveyed 20 the
Hospitsl.
CoRoSERs I'9rEsrs.-An inques; was YESTERDAY held
upon the body OF AZ unknown about % years 81 s
found dead on Friday the Fort Lee snd dackensack
Turnpike. verdict Of death from coup de soei was
rendered by the Jury 49,
An ipauest was on Saturday held at No. 100 West
Twenty ninth St. upon ne body r.. VIM Faas native Of
Germany 50 yesrs Of age who died from stroke Of the
suests were also held upon the folown. persons who
died from the same cause: Barbara Doll. Of No 100
Westinghouse, native Of Germany, - years of age
Henry Elr-hy, al the New-York Hospital native of
Scotland, IS years Of age Denni Donovan at No l23
Cedar-si. a native Of Ireland. - wears OF Ann
Prescott No IS WGshngion-st.. native Of ireland, 50
years Of age. Deterick Clsppn, At No Desbross st.
naive Of Germany 30 yeGs of ace. Jacob OF, at No -
Ltch.t native of Scotland 20 years Of age. Eliza
beth Robinson q native of SCOTLAND Il wears of age.
About other cases are reported upon which inquess
will be held.
Coroner Hilton also held an inquest at No. Ii5 Wash
ineton-st. upon the body of Mary Hachn. native Of
Ireland IS year, of age who died from sun-strOke.
CHotFRA-A man named Geo. W. Wood found
living sick with cholera in Nassau-st on Saturday
ing and taken to the New-York Hospital.
DEATHS IkCA NHOLERA-t OrOler HlltOn yesterday
held an inquest at No % ireenvchst upon the body Of
John Smeer German 30 years Of age who died suddenly
Coroner ODonnen yesterday held an inquest. at No.
$40 West FouysiIyst, upon the body of Jeremiah An
drews native Of Ireland ~ years of age, WIN died sud-
denly on Saturday night OF cholera.
DEATH or AZ ExIGRAyr os BOARD rHE STEAMBOAT
TRor-Abou hafpsst nine o'clock on Friday evening,
while tie steamboat Troy aground few miles below
Troy. her way TO Sew-fork the passengers were
l.A 60 .bara VS.
the deck below. IL tina; she had recently landed at
Quebec and her way to visit some relatives Of the
supposed that extreme heat and insufficient nourshment
caused a prostraon of her whole system as she was
nursing an infant Of but few weeks old The writer OF
this has of these emgrans travelling with but
Loaf of bread depending for drink water al the stations
The woman left very intelligent little boy and little
girl besides the infant who kindly cared for by the
passengers.
A CHILD RUS OyER ASD KLLED.-0n Saturday AZ
tenoon John A. Beer, ice carman while driving his
horse and cart through Elevenh-s near tlrstav ran
over a child and killed H. IL alleged that he was driving
in reckless manner, and Policeman Goodman OF the
Seventeenth Ward arrested him. An inquest will be held
upon the body OF the child to day.
RrS OvER.-James Sullivan residing At the corner Of
Avenue aud feminist, run over in Broadway on
Saturday night by FIRE engine and seriously Injured
Philip Clancy about the same tire by an
other engine. Both sufferers were conveyed to their
places OF residence.
FEIoHTFUL FALL.-A man named WIN. Honly, residing
at No 80 Avenue d. fell from fourthcry window of his
residence clock yesterday morning and sustained
dsleson Of the hip and several fractures Of the leg
The Eleventh WaTd police conveyed him to the New-fo
Hospital.
CANPHESE AcCfDEsT.-Mrs. Tate, Of No. "a Elm-st.,
seriously burned Saturday evening by the
OF camphene lamp which she filling while lighted.
Ihe so fire, but the flames were extngushed
before serious damage was sustained.
ARREST ToR STlBBIxG oS SHIP BOIRD.-We noticed
OIL Saturday the arrest 1hos Grimes sailor on board
the ship Benz. Howard. for stabbng Mr.. Hughes second
mate that vessel The circumstance Of the case are as
follows The vessel about going to anu the mate
aroused Howard attend TO his duty This made him
angry and he threw the officer for which he was
put in irons. An hour aerward he sent for the mate
and pretending that he sorry begged to be released
His request Wa granted and, soon aiterward when an
opportunity offered. he drew sheath knife ana stabbed
the mate in the and neck, lniiicting very severe
wounds He Immediately arrested and taken before
Justice BOgart who locked him up TO answer the charge
ATTEMPTED MsRDER AND ROBBERY. Sebastian Turner,
PrussaD living in Wliamsburgh Yesterday arrested
charged with robting and stabbng Mr. Francis Clark OF
No 80 Lewst 1t appears that Mr.. C. detected the ac-
cused in the Of leaving his house with of his prop
erty with him lie claimed the property when Turner
Immediately drew a sword and stabbed him in the
side. The weapon struck RIB, glanced OF and broke,
leaving about Of the blade sticking in the wound
which is severe but is not considered dangerous. The
desperate taken before Justice Wood and locked up
On Lis person loaded double barreed pistol which ne
had stolen from the house was found
AssAULT WITH A HATCHET-A disturbance occurred
yesterday afternoon at No q ROOsov est between two
families residing there, when Mary MsCarty seized a
Ratchet and struck Mary Tye who had slapped her hus
band in the face, the head nfcting though
not dangerous wound. She arrested and locked up
by Justice Bocart. Michael McCary. her husband was
also arrested and locked up for drunkenness
ROBBERY or PAREST.-A boy II years of age aned
John Hogan was on Saturday arrested. charged with
stealing his mother gold watch valued at $50 and offer
ing II for sale. The lad taken before Justice Wood
who sent him 70 the House of Refuge
lAdyertisenentI
Tie closing sales of Rich summer Dress Goods at
Columbian Hal creates es excitement that the Ladies ve
VII obtain the bat
who be able the largest number Of them " T.
TowLE Co have during the week without regard 20 wea.h
selling % the balance thtE Summer
than the Of nIOItetOu and Will Coonue 10 ofer
greater thi. French Jaeone Lawns
from elc yard; rich Pl.d Printed Bareges from TO
usSnf Printed Grenadines and Baeges reduced from
and from tsc; inyOHe Of French and nda Plaid
Foo ards 81 Soc yard \ they vii receive Their Fall Goods
month u J. the summer stock 81 such low
rsfes 70 make room 60
ADVERTISEMENT
The GREAT Music ESTABLISHMENT OF HORACE
Waters No So Broadway noted place which ~ OBJ
bargains and Pianos Meotns and Music MefcAan
eie 0i al Kinds. on the American ContiLsnL