New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

Ger B@giey Ae.ng dliy swc-r, dsroses and
sayf-I I've a. No. 40 Laprcos street atn employed
hy Nix C"igsL a. a lsboer; ! was al Work 70 day On
the nth story cerryiug brick 20 the roof; sare" the
log down thinking 70 b;,g home fer hrewood while
,lrcTne .he los DOVE I sa. the deceased IN the
cellar, ard hallOGed 70 hIn and ss~ hun go 10 she
eide OF TIE place where tire log soouc faii; the Iog
threw down was sbeut 30 pounds weight; 1t was tue
eud q BEAM deceased appe ereo ngsin, ana saw
the cg strife him; ! never before threw log Gown
.bere; nsyer saw any of the mea throw log down
there; kew 'he deceased for about five months;
be was no relative Of mine; oten took orinks TO-
gether: bad any qrsrreli he used TO cau on
me aye-y morning 70 go 10 work; l had no quarrel
with hin atout any mnle a. female when ss~ the
loo strike him ran down 70 where be was, and found
hin. dead. .
Several other witnesses were examined, ano the toi-
loving verdict was rendered by the Jury:
"Thst Thomas Ciaig. the deceased, came to his
death By a block &C wood being careessy thrown
Gown thrc Ugh the well hole Of the new building No
3 College place by Cornelius Begey. We therefore
censure him for lis carolessness, but with no criminal
intent ofAerm on bis part
Beglev. AFTER listening TO some few remarks from
Coroner Corouer as to the sorrow and distress MS
thouctess act had caused to the family Of the un-
fortunate man, left the sts.on-house with number
of bis fellow.laborers The deceased was forty-siK
years of age and native Of Ireland. He resided at
No. l6l Laurens street, where he has left q widow
and several children.
THE RECENT FATAL RAILROAD OccuRHyScF.-
Coroner Connery en- Thursday INCLUDED the ioquisi-
tio conn enced come days ago. upon the body Of Nc.
Nicholas Hussey. whose death was caused by injuries
received by falling or being thrown from one Of the
Second averue cars corner Of Eighth streetand First
avenue on the afternoon of the 10th ult. The Jury,
or the evidence addrced, rendered the following
VERDICT.
ave find that Nicholas Hussey, the deceased. came
to his death from injuries received in being thrown
from one Ct the Second Avenue Railroad cars on Sun
day July TO- 1857. while getting out at the corner OF
Eighth street and First avenne and we also hnd that
it was by the want Of caution BY the driver Richard
G. White, that the said occurrence took place. we,
therefore consure the proprctOrs ct the Second Ave-
nue. Railroad Company in not laying down positive
rules for the guidance of their drivers and conduc
that when passenger is either entering or leaving
their cars the driver shall fully stop his thereby
prever ting ,he ameDtable occurrences which every
day take place on our railroads..
The driver was held in $500 bonds to answer.
PoRT Warden ArrAIus.-State of Ner. YORK,
Office of Ire Udr3ens of he Port Of Ncr- YORK No.
40 Wan Street.-The following letter is published for
the information of shipowners, merchants and others
doing business with English underwriters
BY order Of the 10 Board. ill.,.
"A. HESRIMAA, Secretary.
[corY.l LrvERroet, July 20 lS@.
UNDERWRITERS Rooms.
GrSTLEmyN: Your letter Of the Let of June, inclos-
ing copy of law regulating the Wardens office OF the
Port OF New O,k requesting Instructions TO be gwen
IN the Agent of that mort to aid to the beet of his
ability 10 carving its provisions into full and complete
effect having been laid before the Committee Tor
managing the affairs of the Liverpool Underwriters
Association am directed to state in reply, that fully
Impressed with the advantage which merchants ship
owners and underwriters must derive nom an
efficient and authorized Board of Surveyors this
cston will most heartily support the Port Wardens
of New York by iDstructing their agent al that port
Robert Mackie ESQ., to assist in carrying the new ac
into full effect and further, by requiring the Fort
Wardcns certificate before settling claims Tor damage
t. vessels or cargoes surveyed in New-lork.
remain, Sir yo1 S most %GIf 1e4,t s s'ryt,
To MiNruoaxE ToMPKiNs. esq. President; s. ALPhLcs
sMrrE csd., Secretary, Port Wardcns, New-Yotk.
DRoysrp WHILE BaTiING.-JOhn Brumfeld, an
Immigrant recently arrived, was drowned on Ihnfs-
day evening while bathing from Wards Island The
dece ased patient in the Hospital on the isiaha,
and IL sppesrs had received permission from the at
tending pfys ican to batho. Unfortunately. however,
he yenured too far irto tho stream, AMI was swept
sway by the tide at Ilur Gate His BODY was rec)v'
cred some hours a,erward and Coroner Hills held an
inoue.t ppon IT, ard verdict OF Accit ntal drowr-
ing" was rendered by tine Jury. Deceased was ma
tive Of Holland, twenty.three years OF age,
THE NORTH REFORMED DCTcH CnrIcn.-This
edifce situated n, the corner Of Fulton and William
stieets will be open to. for divine service. IL
WINS first opened Tor divine service in the year l1C9,
ard is. next 10 St. Paus in Broadway the Oldest Of
our city churches.
SPIRITUAL PIC NC.