New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

ran Co lie Is the owner Of the Br5sivly Thesier of
"i'e or nor travelling menazeries Gad other property
tneuliibs in all to ar immsnse fortune
btLApFuL AocIDESI yaon THE CkRxLNsssrss OF FIRE
Ahhs-shorty alter O'Clock, on Saturday sf,raoou. a
MAI tanned Patrick Murray, residing No II Washington
'aeeen'y shot his daushtr. chill years Of az. in
he 'ofshead with pistol 'osded with po .dr and .ho.
csu'h wound which viii probably prove fatal I, sp
ne took down the pEolsupposng it Be unoaaed
s" .he fnsger; the charge exploded and took effect
tle FOREHEAD Of bs child II was asrwari asret,insd
that son Of Mr. Murray had unknown to hi. father nae.
the ptsi and left loaded Imredisey after tho oceur
renee o. the melancholy accident we're called
10 aueha the child whom they pronounced beyond ro
covey She WAS then conveyed to the = Hospital The
iaihsr was arrested by Police Capt Hlpin OF the Frs.
Ward snd desainsd until he should be investigated
which was done on the afternooa by Coroner n
nell, sf er which ho was discharged from custody
MohnTn Curiosity AND SzRIous ACCIDENTAL Young
man nrfnsd John Fenion said to be clerk in down
town store yesterday afternoon secrtd himself under the
temporary plank bridge in front of Dr. Brandreths new
building Broadway Of Canat for tie purpose of
gratifying indecent curiosity when he was discovered
b. policeman Webster of the Fifth Ward who proceeded
to the cellar 10 nrret him The young violently 70.
sisted the officer and the noise made by the two attracted
the attention Of porEons passing large number OF whom
ass. mbled the plank vck which finally gave way un.
der the weight upon it, and fell into the cellar carrying
with about 90 persons, many OF whom were slightly in
iuIed One Of them. merchant of Ohio. stopping at
hoel in Couraud' ST. had his leg badly crushed and
convey ed TO the n. Y. Hospital Fenton was finally Sc
cured and taken before Justice Bogs whom he admit
edtnvilg been under the platform fr improper pur
pose He was committed to the tombs TO charge
Of dsordery conduct and also Of sssaung police officer
while in the discharge Of his duty.
RAurOAD AcciDENr-A carman named Adarls
driving through the Eleventh saturday morning,
when his horse become frightened and off at rapid
TIE fine y became enansd in the track of the
EtGson River Railroad and brosen on the track The
eanaD Was engaged in removing it from the rac when
locomotive down a rapid rate and ran over him
The unforDuGe had of his asms broken in tgo
places and the other crushed from the wrist to the shout
der lie Immediately conveyed to the Hospital where
but slight hopes are entertained OF his recovery He has
wife end child residing in For,ieth st. Seventh av
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HUDsoy RIVER RimRo.D--
On Saturday aiernoon the Express train from Albany
was passing o Cfoton lsN niles above Sing
Sing man, apparently e5or5r was discovered upon the
track The whsle blown and the bsiksrs applied, but
le tran could be stopped in time to his M aud
he in pieces by the engine One OF those upon the
train ho saw him. after the braser applied SAYS that
he thought the deceased nioxiced judging by his
I manner Cl NdlhlhS
BnYAXrvG Il OF DIsoRDsRIY HoUsE.-Leut Miller
with force Of the Twenty second Ward Police on Saur
day night made descent upon disoriery rum shop,
kept by nan named James Kierney, in TelhaY, near
FortytLrd st ard arrested hm ard six OF hs patrons.
They were taken before Justice Clark. who sent four OF
them to the Penent ary three months each and locked
up the others for Examination This place ha' for long
time been the of gang low rOdios called Mack
orel Boys"
ARREST or POLICEMEN FOR BRUrAL Treatment OF a
pBIsosER-Hugh Mcclure, David Barley, Martin Mclna-
~, Timothy Gleason John Flynn, Wrn. Cokey Mel Duf
fv and william Furlong ell oiicenen of tue foarth Wari,
were on Saturday arrested and taken before justice Sua
TO answer for cruey beating with eir clubs man named
John Kearuey residing ct the Of Dover aud Wier
81. and two others named Hadvcb and o Borne il lp
retrs tllt as Monday ngh the three persons above
named were passing through Dover -, when oae of them
pIop, sod To the Others to jump into sleigh that was sand
ing in the street and he woud draw them They did So
md Kearney commenced to draw the s IA whe1 OF
the policemen abovenamed along aud arrested Keir
+ uey and took him ~ the Station House TIE other two
men folowedthe friend for the purpose OF seeing what
yas done to him On arriving the StaionlOuse the po
linen pef,rred complains of dsoriery conduct aga nsi
Keaney and be was ordered by ho Clpan be confined
for the night a. he beog taken TO the "lock up
some of the police struck him several violent blows upon
the h. ad with their clubs, ana oltrWse Dgdl ana usei
tm in the most brutal They also attacked Had
wick and OBerne the former Of whom they knocked ssnae
l,s to the Hoor wh their clubs Justice Stuart held eleh
them to bail in the Of $500 answer the charge
Francis Priest boot aud shoe dealer doing busneG, The
Of Water and Cathone fs, became their surely.
The R1elsrER-Tle Reportei Def1eztiop-w When the
preseat Common Council irst came into power Controller
Fegg communicated the Boerd of Supervisors the fact
that there was balance of twenty eight thousand dol,r'
apparently due from the Registers Office to the County
Treasury from fees which accrued prior the 2st Of July
last when By act of the Legislature all ihe ees and emola
erts of ,h Office reverted the Rsgser for whose bone
ft the law had been enacted The mater referred TO
the Committee on County OH e. consisting Of Aldermen
Mott Herrck ana Christy, before whom Major Dyckmsn
II Register appeared stating tha. his accounts had not
been properly rendered by the Controller and that he had
in lis possession sps upon which fees were due and col
letable sufficient pay all his actual liabilities to the
county lie asked time 10 prepare statement OF bis A.,
counts; ald believing in bis integrity week vas granted
him for the purpose At tho end of the week he st
unTrepared and he had in the time paid over 70
the Controller $1,000, evidence of hs good aith
another week granted him 10 complete his cunts
At the end of that time he was still unpfepared TO render
Iis statement but had paid $4,000 more reducing the
claim of The Controller 10 about $4,000 Another week
J was granted inasmuch il apparent tha, the
county gained something by every desyn closing toe
affair AT the end OF this last indulgence the sarsne' OIL
80, nsokmen stepped in, and asked in their Own oehai
for still further delay on 'ne part OF Inc .oles 'ai
thew might employ competen: ac'ounah, 70 rg'se al
he affairs of the off and trace out the aH or the rQ
for they were confident the Register had made use
Of the amount that appeared against him on the ConroI
err books Mr. Fleming formerly Auditor OF 'he Cus'on
Voue-srd amuch more able one than the present ilcu
4 oka fhart ugk .