New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-02

.>. 49, Wox.s ForyD DEAD-Mrs. Knlove,
,s wo,;reru, Uarbor. Staten Islasi, who had been
ss;c since the morning of Tuesday last, acconnt
of which was published in the papers Of Friday morn
ne. was found yesterday at P. m, by Capt " m
Wright of the same place, who drew her Up WIN
hook and line from the bottom Of the rver some es'
or ten feet above where she walked on. Her oouy
was thea taken to the house, where p's '''re~
examination was held by Coroner PIERCE aiOer "u'cn
che Jury rendered verdict OF Death 'lou SuPPOsoH
.,;.;do :, She was 80 years of age, asd wa born in
Nassaebusetts. sheleh two small children one three
I'D The other fifteen months Old The occurrence
80 ;o,eo-e excitement throughout the n5ighbor-
Iod and some 400 or 500 persons were assembled at
and near the premises during the greater part Of the
dsv on which she was found. The family were COM
,erotivey Strangers having been but few months in
The place The husband kept low groggcry, and the
manner in which he conducted it was condemned by
people generally. He evnced the most Obtuse feel
n9s in regard TO the cir :usances and confessed on
his examination that the night previous 70 her aD-
sentpg herself she had declared to him tina. II was
pity the house should not take fire and burn up.
Tgg SUBMERGED LOCOMOTIVE AT SPUYTES DUYVEL.
The work Of repairing the Hudson River Kuroad
bridge at the above place has progressed iaVoraDly
until within day or two when the locomotive, which
had been partly raised from the water by floating
derrick fell back to the bottom in consequence of some
Of the tackling having given away This will neces-
sarly produce still further delay in the restoration OF
the broken track as no piles be driven where the
locomotive lies until the latter IL removed In add
tion 10 this generations here have been materially EN-
bayras.ed by the duration and intensity Of the late
"ood tern." correspondent sends us the following:
"The late accident upon the Hudson River knr0id
Mt Spuyten Duyvel has attracted attention 70 9th
def Give bridges and places on this roal We nave
seen no ausiOu to spot which il certainly dan
gerous one and should long ago have been made
secure as the attention Of different agents OF the road
has been repeatedly called to It, Thls Is at Hastings
where the inclined track from the marble quarry passes
under and across the Hudson River Railroad IL was
understood when the right Of way was purchased oy
the Railroad Company that their brdge Snouid DC At
an elevation sufficiently high to admit al all tunes the
free massage of the cars with the blocks ct marble.
As actually built, it was placed considerably iower
than this that it is not unrequenty the case tnat
has now 10 be temporarily raised byJ4ck-scre"S Tor
The largest blocks TO pass under. Ii occurs on all In
chned planes that sometimes break loose ana run
down with irresistible force. IL has happened many
times on this slope. Once the car had upon 1t stone
rbicb qrazed the bridge had it been an inch or two
higher Il would probably have taken the bridge clean
ont. Sdch accident Is likely to happen at any time.
The consequences to tram rapidly approaching tue
bridge might be more terrible than OF any ralTOau
accident We have yet been called upon 10 record.
The duty oftbe Hudson River Railroad Company Is 70
raise their bridge to higher level or sink the track
below to Ia lower level
SUICIDE BY TAXING LAUDASUM.-Mr. Richard Thun,
Timdsy nish al the NewYoi Hospital from the Of
the lsudanum which he took Coroner Hills held an inquest
tine been qeaty depressed in mind IN eoaseqaeSfe Of
pecunery losses Ne resided WIN ms iay az ~ o.
souh street Thursday afternoon be called az the saloon OF
Mr. Walco and ordered dinner, and while il being pre-.
pared swallowed a quantity Of lsudanum. physician was
edaey procured but ell efforts to save hi. life proved una
taking eudanum Deceased was snatVe OF Newly forty
five years Of age
ARREST OF FEMALE FOR BIGAMY.-Lizette Suga,
women was Yesterday Sna[se yea WIN VA. S et Albert
Kumnel and in March, 1888 again married 70 Augustus
such but eNenuaon aid that her hr husband
coon sf'er marriage deserted het and sne housn wa no
s charge 70 get another '''''' l'''''' -'' -
Al the First District Police Court elereR haadred
sghyre criminal disposed Of during the past
tIon 946 for battery for petit larceny SO for
grand larceny e 70, dsoTSey CONDUIT. I .os o5
goods, ) for robbery, &C.
Assault WITH 4 CHEESE KSFE.-Sergeaut Jour-
dan Of the Police Court yesterday arrested man named
Tho n00e sssS Ts %So@ be Sted % in Se
grocery No Trinity place Thursday night with cheese
throwing him and attempting to throw s,s!dng
upon HIM The prisoner was taken before Justice welsh
aud held 10 bail In 800 20 answer the charge
MuRpFRoUs ASSAULT AND ATTENPT AT ROBBERY.
yGnPs SP ISsI' P TvnS
near Second O'clock yesterday morning when he
WIS attacked by three Mackeree thieves, who knocked
him and attempted 20 rob him but hudng no money on
oontened themselves with biting his cheek and
one Of bis His cries for he brought Officers Eus-
and Brookbane to the o and they MANAGED to arrest one
of the sssnts named John MCAvay The others Ned and es
oAped. The prisoner taken before Justice Wood and
locked mp for trial
CHARGE OF GRASD LARCESY.-Pauline Toomy
young who has been in the habit OF appear
Sergeant JourdAn Of the Lower Poce Court charged with hav
ar valued at sO from trunk the house of Mrs Jane SPe
book No Ii Essex She taken before Justice Welsh
and lockedup TO answer the charge
ARREST OF A PICEPOCKEr AT THE BROADWAY
THEATER-A fellow who calls himself jerry Buckley, was
Thursday night the Broadway fheaer while in
the alleged Of picking ladys pocket as she was en-
terng the lie locked the Toubs until
yesterday morning and then sent to the Peuenay for
two months Several pickpockes have recently attempted 20
practice their pro doors Of this heater bat the
police have been much the alert to allow
them TO do SO.
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