New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-13


from ha, vessels boat while in contact with steamer
Joseuhine. was recovered this morning at Quarantine.
Dr.ru nv DFowNfNG.-NrRDIc oY CEsSURz.-
Coroner O'Donnen held an inquest on Saturday Upon
the body Of Thomas Kelly, native OF Ireland, "
years Of age whose BODY was found 'ne even,ag p,e
vious in the dock foot ofJay.st II appears ina de-
ceased and his brother Martin eft Kingston on Tues
day last on the steamboat Splendid, Captain Scott fG
this City; both under the influence of liquor ana
the deceased the boat about leaving ner dock
at Kingston shed tears al parting with his friends. tor
which be was laughed az by some OF the passengers
This enraged him, and he about 70 get up night
bu, quoted by the efforts Of his brother and Capt
Scott. In the of the night he went into tue
cabin and while looking for his berth disturbed John
Scott son Of the Captain, about fourteen years OF
age who became angry and struck him. lie returned
the blow when young Scott snd man named James
Hatch set upon and beat him very severely, and ordered
him and his brother who had inierered in his behalf
10 90 out of the cabin They did So after INST being
made TO get upon their knees and beg pardon OF Scott
and Hatch and went near the forward geng"ay 10
Sleep Ia The morning the deceased was missing, and
on the following Friday his body was found 10 me
dock he having, is supposed fallen overooaru sit1
the boat reached her dock. The Coroners Jury rem
dered the following verdict 1--WE lind that Thomas
Kelly came 10 bis death by drowning; and we hold
" John Scott and James Hatch as accessories 10 the
" death of the deceased on account OF Their brutal
treatment of him and his brother while they were
under the influence of liquor. The accused parties
were sted on Saturday evening, and detained by
the Coroner 10 awst examination.
FATAL AccIDESr.-Abraham Hermann, a child
FIVE wears of age died on Saturday at the residence N
his parents in Chrstiest from rupture Of the liver
caused by barrel falling upon him while he was NJ
play w3s Others in frcnt of Miess brewery in said
street. An inquest was held upon the body; verdict
of accidental death.
AccIDEST FROM BLAsrING.-A boy named James
Halpn severely injured on Saturday by stone
falling him which hal hoan DrOiprp cd from
bias, in Forty -nnth-st. The lad conveyed to hs
residence in Forty eighth St., near Third-av.
KILLED BY THE CAvISG OF An ENBaSKMENr.--
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Hilton at
the New-YOrk Hospital upon he body OF james Coyle,
who died Saturday from Dj drles received at Oyster
Bay, L. l., on the 2lst ult., when embankmeut fed
in upon him, breaking both legs and bis right arm.
The Jury rendered a verdict of accidental DEATH De
ceased was a native OF Ireland IS yeas of age.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowyED.-Albert w. Norton, a
boy about 10 wears of age, drowned on Saturday
afternoon by accidentally falling into the dock foot OF
Eiehteenth.st., North River. The body has been re-
covered, and an inquest will be held upon It to-day
ARREsr OF RIoToUs CHARAcr Saturday
night three men named John Brennan, Peter Leonard
and Lawrence Weaver proceeded to house In Centre
ST. and attacked party OF persons who were there as
sembled, but meeting with warm reception they iett
and waited outside until the assembly dispersed; ana
as some of the members going quietly along the
street they rushed upon them and commenced beating
and otherwise abusing them. general hight then took
place but quelled by the Sixth Ward Police who
arrested the above-named offenders ana they were
locked up by Justice Connolly to answer charge OF
riot Brennan is notorious character, and but little
good G. n be said of his cOnederates.
ARREST OF A You've DESPERATE on CHA2GE OF
BuRGLARY-A few weeks since several young mes
belonging TO gang of burglars who for some time
past have infested the Eighteenth Ward were arrested
on charge of breaking into house m Fourteenth-st
and robhng il of goods and money to the amount OF
5000 One of the gang youth eighteen years OF age,
named John Irving, after being arrested knocked
down the policeman who b adj him In charge and made
a successful escape Yesterday, however, Omcer
Knapp of the Court of Sessions sue eeded ncapuring
him at the residence OF his mother, in Thirday near
Twenteth-st. As the officer entered the door he 0O-
served the youth al the top of flight OF steps ana at
once proceeded TO capture him, but the fellow ran
considerable distance before he was oyerhauled, emf
then turned and showed fight. He struck at the
officer several times, but after receiving two or three
pretty blows surrendered and was taken before
Justice Pearcy and locked up. He confessed having
been secreed in his mothers house for several weeks,
and stated that he had euded the police By means OF
subtenanean passage under the house. He was to
have sailed to-day for foreign country
DAvGFRors ASSAULT WITH A FLE.-John Welsh
sbiu-carpenter was yesterday arrested charged with
having while fighting with one Patrick Mullins on Sat-
urday stabbed him in the head with hle, inicting
very dangerous wound. The accused was committed
bv Justice Wood for examinn non, and the wounded
man was conveyed TO his residence.
DANGERoUs AssAULT.-On Saturday evening, MI
cbael Connolly and Patrick Murray got into fight
together on the pier foot of Cintonst., when Connol
y seized cart rung and with it fractured the skull Of
his adversary He was promptly arrested aud locked
up by Justice Wood Murray was conveyed 10 the
New-York Hospital
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