New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
APFATRS IT ALBANY.

Correspondents. Of The n. Y rnoons
ALBANY. Tuesday. April ,. l55j.
Ahrhly respected young German. named egen-
horn Attempted to take bis life last With pi,'ol
The sff .r il related by the Captain OF the FOarth
DrtIict, az foloTs:
aZ;egephcrn was in the habit Of visiting the FAM.
" Of AIR Eberhsrdt, sho it appears, has daughter
Ia a bon H. hes paid attention. and last evening IA
Cd Cd about clock AID sposrtn'ly in n us1si
good spriis. entered into conversion on ohersnt
subjects While there Adam WeysrInl er ana vile
cali. d. arc previous - their leaving, IrssnaJra
call. for some beer, which drank IN very -O-
osble usrD.r. Upon taking their departure Mr.
Eherhsidt eake6 "a the frYst DOR Fiih them a1i
bace them good bye, leaving NTs h. ia tina 70, n
with h. who ~ soon ~ tie company nsd left, sud
oepl, put bis bards into bis pockets, ana Instantly
drawing out two pi-tos, raised sis rght h.nd ~
bis b. sd ard disct hrgfd SDe of them. He stag
per.d s1d f. into the srus Of Mn. l.. The others,
tearing the report Of the pistol, instantly hunnei
back. Il il said that jealousy the a'teotoua Of VI
Bruoer pave To Mi Eb-rh7rit was the au-e Of
rasb scr and that II vas bis mention % Kill hlss
and afierWar1 himseif, but hsppIy, shs was nof :.
hone ZiegenhOTn WAS still alive a. o COCK TINS
morning
lie enh9rn is mechanic in the employ Of NJ But
Ter upho STIR Cd State 81 and resides with hs FAM
" of Sr John f. gle, No 50 Gresn--t. He mas neen
IT, hi. country about FIVE year,; before BIS coming to
thr city be lived in Philadelpbia, aod WAS man OF
s,eady habits and industrious. He ia of noble "a
rentsge snd we are informed by one who kne him,
tina, in bis country he Count" and was
an officer IN he amy. A letter, sealed and drec'ed
to Henry Bender edifo7 of Fre Butter, which Zie-
geIborn bsd written half an hour before, was also
four in the room, together with abou, s2io, some
LEAD bulets, powder in paper, several percu'-
sou-caps pair of specscles small knife and
night key.
Ihave 10 add the following items to the effects OF
The gale poiiced yesterday:
TIE wind slackeueo eomewhst llst night, and ws
bad bu, al Ordinary bloT day. We hear Of many
iIssrce- in which chi nneys have been topped,
woodsheds uLroofed aud fences lev@led and We also
lesrD that Il oamsge 10 John G.. mites nal, house
is much gre ser than II ~ss year ago in the great
gale. Not oIly the tin removed, but thu root
aso, leaving The upper part OF the building entirely
exposed
The steeple Of the Lutheran Church, 10 Guier-
lsnd Wa blown dows ard the roof broken in by the
I'm The damage was $780, Mr.. Joseph Jswett's
barn Wa Damaged, the 70 blown of. The we'll
house If tire Rev. Mr.. Vsn Dycs wa dem lished
In Cohoes several buildings were unroofed, among
them the new and exttn1ve factory, lately erectef
The south ysbleeDd of Granite Hal als1 fell in de-
s'Io,ing several wagons. There were fears st one
time Yesterday, that he tit roof OF the Seconds'.
Presby er'an Church in Troy, would BE- torn OIL by
the wind, and men were engaged making 1t more
two budings-oue o sned BY G-n Sanders 81 tsis
CITY, and one owned by NJ. Al Ho@es, were burned
in the idst Of thu gale. b7rn close by was uGhur',
the wind bearing the flames in opposite direction,
aud The burning Shingles ana cD0ers which were car
ried to n great Distance, were exiinguishsd ny fhe
force of the tornado before Communicating 70 tbs
pe,pf horbood. The fire was blown OUT by the wind.
10 Schenectady tte side of one hOuse 90 the green
wa, bios H. 81 d q Guild severely injured.
The roof the old Mohask Bridge Sas blown OF in
sIumhtr Of places
At Johnstown the bslustrades Of Johnson's Hotel.
chin.ney- ~sn boards and all kinds of " constable
furTitu'r hving about.
The R,v-, Bridge At Fultonvile was dlsrobef OF
about $50 feet Of It's ROOT
Your Legislative Reoorer will inform you Of the
lsie.t Police moven eIt in the Senate
In the House toe b Il to appoint Commission to
locate second Luns'ic Asylum was up, and the
power given 70 the Governor 10 appoint TIE Commits
sorers Tbis vas for the purpose Of settling rvalries
The following were the proceedings in the Cour. OF
Apre-l- Last evening and this morning.
EVENING SESSION No al concluded. Nos. 81, -,
90 So reserved tor April ;. No 80 exchanged WITH
Is and on Argument: Mr.. j H. Grard tor Gppeiisnt;
l.. II. Nichols for respondents.
Ca'eudsf for April 3-Nos % 81, 81 q, 81, II, SO,
81 80 10 42
TUESDAY. April No 80 concluded. No. 81, Vii
liz AIT Forrest exchanged with No %. Oh argunen:
John Van Buren, council for appellant + l.. Eau
cher COUNSEL for respondent; concluded. Nos 6l -
reserved for april l2. Nos "A, -, struck oil. No.
"a argued 81. ~.
Calendar for April Mos IS, 81, %, Is, 80, 81, 80,
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