New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

Tup RrCENr MURDERoUs ASSAULT on AIR. STAN
WOOD Our reporter obtained further particulars
yesterday IN relation to the outrageous assault by the
ruffisn ylckes on Mr. Stanwood. Mr. StanwoOd was
not the gentleman who was engaged III the contro-
verev with the representatives of Southern chyalry.
Mr Sanwood On returning to the hotel, found several
Southerners discussing the current politics in excited
tone ard manner with an Eastern gentlemen With
whom he was acquainted and who Was in favor OF
Fremont MI StanWood feared that their words
mebt lead TO blows, and the gentleman was alone,
and opposed to him were several Of the Southeners,
he insisted that ne should discontinue his conversation
and 90 home After some persuasion the gent edtan
was Induced to leeve the hotel, and NJ Stanwood
b d him aditu at the door. As he returned aud was
obont ascending to his room Vickes confronted him
and asked him if he assumed the dispute on the part
of his friend. Mr. Stanwood sad he assumed sufi-
cept to take care of h,s friend and he lVickesl
was abusive in his language he wanted to have moth
ino 20 do with him. He was about leaving for bis
,oom. when he felt himself violently struck on che
back Of bis heUd By blow inflicted by Vl,kes, wac
followed his assault By several blows bis back.
AS soon as he could turn Mr. Stanwood caught Vickes
by the throat A =ruggleztollowed, and both fell on
the settee, where they renamed monent4ry uotl
ahusiye language He boasted that he had presented
a cane 10 Brooks for beating ur. Sumner, ard "by
oCud be would like to whip ali other id scouudrels
g. NJ the North" He ipdulg, d IN such language until
he was arrested BY Policeman and carried to tho
Station UOugc. On Wedne sday he WAS taken TO tho
Jefferson Market, and az Mr., Stanwood was not
present, he was released bis parole Of hoeor-he
agreeing 10 be crescent at o'clock. This, however,
he tofeiteo he kept out of sight until evening, when
he was rearresttd and taken 10 the Police Office,
where he gave bail for his appearance.
We learn that Mr. Stanwood, through his counsel,
Mr. Busted, filed petition yesterday in the Superior
Court for dumages, in the Of $500 ~ inst
yickea, who was taken into custody and required by
Judge Woodruff to give bail in the sum OF 1000.
DEATH OF A WOMAN FROM THE BRUTALITY oF
uFR HusBAND,--Mrs Margaret Coyle, the woman
who was 80 barbaousy beaten BY bci husband on the
evening OF The 10th INIT died yesterday at Bellevue
Hospital Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the
BODY when evidence was acouced showing skat Cotle
came homo partially intoxicated and because his wife
refused to give him money with which to purchase
more liquor be knocked her down and beat and kicked
her Until she was almost lifeless. Coroner Perry, a
Oh, scian was sent for ard he found the woman lying
in a pool of her blood and the walls of the room be-
smeored with blood. Coyle was arrested and admit
ted having used the violence. What made the bru-
tuHty more horrible was that the woman expected in
few weeks to become mother. The Coroncrs Jury
rendered the following verdict:
"That Margaret Coylc came to her death from
puerpera convusions the result of injuries received st
Ibe haDdn Of Thomas Coy, her husband, on the 10Th
Of July inst. at No. t54 Second avenue"
Upon the rendition Of the verdict cogle locked
MP to await examination. The deceased was q native
Ct Ireland, % years Of age.
UrroRruEArE AFFAIR-BoY DRowSED-ARREsT
On Wednt sday afternoon about O'clock number
Of boys from eight to sixteen years ofage went uader
Per No . Nurh River to bathe where The Police