New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

THE yfsirIso FiEraEsThs members Of Visilsnt Ia
eire Company Of Baltimore whose arrival NO chFobesi
!, our ,si s,us Yesterday visited the Crysts Pssss
oeu,.nied b. the COluuban Company No II. wa ysssf
t.ps hem during Their stsy Tho visitors tassa %
de Palace 10 sleghs provided by their hosts Alr visr
inc Tho perr of the Palace they drove troand "a, Cy
Ds, the various objects OF ntoros1 Ia tie evsoias
,bev y5 the Broad say Theater To day shs usual ropo
,rorpa he Islands to the pubi' institutions Of Chlry AL
IIealh viii be gone over by the visitors
D,,rv From FxposrRK TO rHE Lars sroRz -Aai Va
uesi was Yesterday held by Coroner oDonne a. sAe
corner Of ,eh and s,h av uron the body OF AbFahsn
Lewis colonel man Of ls years Of age who was oaai ~
hs poe y,serday morning dead snow dr IN 'fonI Ok
the dwel6pg At The above locality pnssmorem eAi"'
s..,on was made on ihs body by DR. 0Hsnon wn' g'V'
h r, hs oiOn ths. death produced By ntemp'Fan''
.,d no the wel,her and ih3 jury rende'sd YER
Diet to that e;ie,t
THs TmRD -AvESuE RAILROAD CosrANr AND TIE
Porter recent report of Capt ",p,rd Of the Nine.
tenth Wsrd Police to Masel relative t. the
Oas scdfp's shicb have recently occurred the upper
pat Of lie Third sv Railroad track owing to he neyd
nce of tie managers OF that rosd 70 GIL up Ger ala gass
dhches which have been Of long continuance in thas
M sly has had Ire etc. intended measures have been
-, 70 sNs;s the nuisance and after TIE publication Of
~ y.vrsrs. ,a.t one OF the directors Of the roai
sasd unn him sra depe, the Truth Of the alegiiions
sad az he sane time saying that he >seudi lay the mater
before the Directors which would probably 'e'a" VI lh'
Police Of he Nineteenth Ward being deprived Of tho ply
lese OF riding free the Of the Third sy Ra;isOai
as they have heretofore done The Captain replied thi.
his report was true and h. could prove il aud further
HAT if the Police TO be deprived of the p assro OF
oirg the road free they could afford pay whoa thsy
Al. ~
Gom the Police Department as the Police expecting 10
receive from hem.
AssAVLr WITH SLuSoSHor Thomas McNab alias
Long Tom was yesterday arrested by Capt Haggery Of
the Seventh Ward Police charged with malcousy destroy
g property atthe house of Christopher Cox No a6 Mon
roc a., AID WIKI assaulng Dir Cox with sung sho. L..
alleged ihs' Saturday nigh, ho to the premises in
question snd kicked in the glass door, breaking nearly
dozen pants glass and the sash Whom Mr. Cox came 10
the cause Of the Coiso made he dared by MoNab 10
go street bu, declining do the latter hurlis
slunc shot A. him which fortunately missed the mark Tho
accused was taken before Justice Welsh 70 whom 10 al
mtied having broken tie door but denied throwing tho
slung shot lie committed or tri-l.
An INFANT STARVED TO DEATH Coroner Hilton yes
erday held inquest upon the body Of female nfan
about three months DID, who found alivo in baske'
in the hall Of house No 5il Greenwich st at III O'Clock
Saturday night hut died subsequently a. the Eighth Ward
Police Station Tho person who lef the child in the ball
slammed the door when he she went out and thus at
raoed the attention of the inmates Of the house The child
attended to by of the inmates who falling to re
store il consciousness, sent for policeman ard was
conveyed the Station Dr. Tell called to administer
to IT, but his efforts unavang and death onsued on
Sunday afternoon. Drs Chasteney and Finnel mide
post norton examination OF the body and gave II as their
opinion that death caused by starvation. The Coro
ners Jury rendered the following verdict That said
child came to her death from neglect OF party parties
Ito US unknown"
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A STAGE DRIVER Coroner o Don
nell yesterday held inquest at dwelling ia Sixty
sevenhst near Eighth av upon the body Of VIM Henry
native of New York II years Of age whose death was
caused by injuries received at 10 o'clock Monday night
by the accidental upseting Of Of the ManhstIanvle
end High Bridge stoges, Of which be was driver The
Storm was raging intensely a, the tune and the deceased
unable 70 see his way The stage upset in Broadway.
near Sixty sixth ST. there three passengers in 1t tds
Tine but they fortunately escaped without injury The do
ceaeed was cftemperae habits and careful driver The
Jury rendered verdict of dath from injuries receiyoiby
tho upSettng Of s.ege"
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