New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

DIsrRysstSG AccIDEsr-A fatal accident of distress
ing character, occurred yesterday morning. at O o'clock,
on tie west side of Broadway, between Car and Bdde
s.s by which lost their lives the spot third
died being conveyed 10 the hospital and three
or four others were woundsd-one OF them seriously
These FIVE unfortunate were engaged IN removing
rubbish from old building standing near ashst on
lot belonging the Bdde estate and were employed by
Mr. LLOYD Jeeter contractor. The roof and inside OF
tho frame OF the old building, which were OF wood
Lad been down. and the rubbish was ~
ing inside Of the walls which were still Standing
The men were engaged in removing this rubbish when
the walls which Of stone, fell buryng them
beneath. sudden gust ofwnd Is supposed to have been
the immediate cause oil his accident rers1h' nns i
the nechborhood collected on the spot ana commenced
extricatng the men. This soon accomplished, ana
Francis McKernan an Irishman, was found quite dead
his skull and all his limbs being broken Another man,
named John Maher also an Irishman, alive when
taken out but expired IN few minutes Daniel Larkin,
an IrsLman, Dangerously wounded he was convey
ed to the Sisters Hospital, and expired soon
after liz arrival. Another man, named james Cross,
was taken to the City Hospital and "a in very
dangerous situation. Also Patrick Barry seriously IN
ured. The Coroner held nquesis on the bodies 81 fanc
herman and John Maher, in the coeehouse OF r. WALSH
on Broadway the of the accident also on the
body OF Daniel Larkin at the Sisters Hospital |erdets
were rendered in accordance with the circumstances
above related McKernan lived at the corner Of sixth
ard Biddle.ss.; he bavo- wife and two children
Larkin was about forty-five years old and hyed
near Camp Springs. He also leaves i1n,.y.
Maher lived in the northwestern part OF me ciy Mr.
Jecter made very narrow escape sevefl nrcHS mce
Kelly was slightly injured, but was still able 10 Walk
home; which was a few squares distant after the acct
dent Isl. Louis Republican June 81
THY RArr CASE ~ CiScrSSirI.-On the 2ls in Gin
ciuuati Peter kroegsr Catholic Priest Wa examiner
before tho Police Court for alleged attempt 10 commit
rape upon the perOn Of Katherine +. Meyer efnan
girl Of H. While at confession Oh Monday ~, E%9"g
saws that after lengthy arguments by council on Dom
sides the Judge reviewed the case and testimony IL al
it, L,arincs He dwelt particularly upon the modest de-
eanor II tie g her artlessness, and te genuine anu
fr,id manner in which she had given her evidence lie
could not. under the crcumsances oensVe 9ui rom me
corduct Il the accused that be intended TO ccamt Grim
nn ouraye his manner Of fret taking hold OF her proved
n and that the oucry Of the child having attracted the
attention Of perOns outside caused MN 20 foreSo MS pnr
nose and 50 he pretended that he only ches,sing her
Tor not coming regularly 20 church An effort had been
made 10 induce belief that the scream had emanated from
another child il So why not bring that child hifher me
incident was Of too recent date Tor the Identity on the
Child 20 have been forgotten. II is evident therefore
that the witness Katherine tbs person from whom The
screams proceeded The testimony Of FIhe- Ritter was
Tia, the doors unlocked that Of the carpenter and
cir that they locked. Taking all the testimony into
consideration be considered it bis duty hold defendant
in the II Geo the charge at the next term
of the Criminal Cozrt.
GREAr INDIGsArIOS MoyENEST.-A most singular n
dignston movement took place ~ Lawrence steamer
the other day. We md sp account OF II IN The sDH'edI
Sun. The Hon. Judge Mondelei who had taken occasion
speak IN behalf Of the Car Nicholas and oSalnst the
allied movement in favor OF Turkey Passenger On
the steamer Quebec When the passenger, assembled az
the brea Mast table Montreal merchant and sietei
that there person there who IN lss Ollie al posi-
ton the bench had made language towards ftef
Mos. Gracious Majesty and the armies vi England ana
France engaged in ohastsng Of the most ortal
yIsnis VI the agelansusge which uahtted mat man 'o
the company of cen'lemen-he consslered q MS duy q
gentle and loyal subject withdraw and be trusted
all who conceded with him woeld folio" h1 .shnttTS'
After the gentleman had done speaking those az lhe laoe
and after giving three dosenng cess ' ou;evS IL,
morning repast alone white the indignant passeng.s
awaited second table