New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

MEMORIAL CHrRcH.-The Rt. Rev. WIN. j. Kip,
d. D. Bishop Of Csora will preseh tomorrow Sunday
evening and the Rev NJ K Firth Of Bermuda in the
noon in the church Of Hammond snd w.vet
'ey plsoe Services at II 8, snd u p. Seats free.
TUE LATE STEAo. BOILER ExPL osIoS--THE Boil Err
DUc FROM THr RUNS Yesterday afternoon Coroner
Peuy again visited the ruins of Mr.. King plaster
mandatory, corner of Horatio and West streets,
which was so completely demolished on Wednesday
evening by the fearful explosion Of the steam boiler
He found workmen stll engaged in clearing away the
immense macs Of brick, mortar, timber, and other
rubbish, which by the explosion had been piled pel
nell together, buryipg beneath it go many human
beings and with such fearful consequences. The boiler
had been partially eIhumcd aud was sufficiently dis
cernsble to discover that il was blown to fragments
ard completely wrecked. The rivets on the internal
work Of the boiler seemed to indicate that il had been
made in the most substantial manner, but it was not
20 infinitely examined as to enable the formation of
correct idea as to where the boiler first failed to
show the positive cause Of the explosion.
Mcssrs. j. 8. Bunce g. Co who manufactured the
heller expressly for Mr.. King, are to examine it in the
mos, careful msnDef for the purpose Of being able to
testify as TO the condition il in when il gave way.
Coroner Perry is making arrangements to enter into
thorough investigation as to all the circumstances
connected with the unfortunate occurrence.
Boiler makers and macinists will be called upon to
give evidence before the Coroner and Jury relative to
the important matter at issue.
The following named gentlemen were impsuneled
ard sworn to make thorough and truthful inquiry
into the Ise of death Of Mary Dugan, the young
woman who was killed by the falling timbers OF the
house adjoining Kngs plaster factory, and if possible
to arrive at facts to show eonclusvely the cause of
VIM. Bishop, No. 39i Hudson street; NJ. F. Lawson,
No. 49, Hudson street, Vim. Msistulin No. 317 Hud-
son street, Daniel F.. Hill, No. 42l Hudson street;
John Conroy, No. }SS Hudson street; A. Il. Cherry.
No. 49, Hudson street.
The gentlemen composing the Jury all intelligent
merchants and business men, who undoubtedly will
discharge tie important duty devolved upon them in
accordance with the evidence presented for their con-
sideration.
The Jury, after taking view of tho body of Mary
Dupan. the deceased, mt No. 593 Greenwich street,
where the body now lies, discharged until 10
O'Clock this morning at the Coroner's office, No.
Centre street, at which time the nquisit on will be
proceeded with.
Mr.. Alters, who kept the liquor store at the corner
Of West and Horatio streets, and severely
crushed WAS still alive last evening, but bis physi-
clans hold ont no hope of recovery. William Water.
son. the engneer and fireman, continues to improve,
while no material change is reported to have taken
place in the condition Of those who placed in the
City Hospital.
ALLEGED MuRDERoUs ASSAULT PORTER
EXAaISATIos REQUIRED -
Notice was received at the COroners cce yesterday
afternoon that Michael Haney, residing at No. Al
Baxter street, was in very dangerous condition,
from the effects Of a murderous assault which was
made upon him at o'clock in the morning. From
what appears by statement made 10y one of
Hsnleys friends it would seem that llanley, on
Thursday night YVES waking over the corpse oil q
friend who had ced, on the corner OF Worth and Elm
streets. At the time named Hsn!ey started for home
but the way, stopped into the porter-house Oh Johh
MacIntiIe Centre street, the corner OF Leonard
for TIE purpose Of taking drink While there some
angry words occurred between MacIntire and Hanley,
growing out of an old difficulty had years ago, when
MacIntire, as is alleged seized club and striking
Haney on the head with it, knocked him to the hoor
A. charged the blows with the club were repeated
be,ds which Hanley was kicked in the face and badly
bruised abou; the body. He maDagedto reach home
by the assistance Of some friends and his condition
si.eiward was such that his life considered to be
in III minent danger. Word was accordingly sent 70
the Coror eI's Office asking that an ante-morteIn e1
animation he held forthwith as it was feared by Han
eys friends that he would not long survive his IN
uies. MscInre has not yet been arrested, but IL Is
thought lie can be found at almost ary time. hahiey
is about 10 years Of age, and has wife and four cu
drep. lie keeps junk shop at the place where ne
lives.
THY LATE BURGLARY At SPRisG VALLEY, ROCK
1AsD CorsT,-Mr. Nicholas C. Bsuvels Of Spring
Valley sends US the following communication rea'i'o
to the robbery of his store, &c, injustice having ap
pareny beer done to come Of the officer, VINO enec.ee
tie arrest of the offenders and recovered po''i'n
Of the stolen property:
sossiy entered and robbed OF quantity q seoa = Vonts
buaon and ossun for property % - Cb.rles
the succeeding night, found in the rossesSS Sh we
subsequently identified. Tie prisoner ,hn 'otssined
essp- from them ct the time Of the srres a. Nav which
give to q. Myers Police Constable oi % ,s ,hs
from that time searched the ana ..us of th,
morning. The OF Charlie. Bloom ~ss ma. vs.,.ra.v
C0ssn al the place and time Bloom 40 i..,ed
brought to Roc.aDd By Myer. beoIe the & ea by Justice
Connolly. ard directed 70 George s. Nyera we gH' s
p:es,nt. who discovered the propsrty o. nouoe~
ARREST OF TWO WoMFS roR GEAep ~, 70 ~ -,
GssSo ss.IF-Y..terdsy morning two ss.S som cb.y,.j
named Jane O N >, ana anne were
sh stesipf go in bank bills fom .aaesr, tbs e,iI
B'o.r. residing No 4sI Al. street sSos. named 4
Pearl .t-,e a. ru III tb-n lAsef oesi .us.s
isdulse: P ,y fee n l,seI .,se ~aer- be treated
ID. "a tr,naJ Ga eSetsa .ni v,e dee.'e. A
s.- b)rr ne rvtr.d b,o~T' ro1m -, 80 "