New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05

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,snsy plat bf Of ly, ard pint. Of b.usy
rTsd he deceased do not &C TO bed her hp,bsI
vuds The u liquor she fell against sad
is heI she soon s.rw.!d 60. to led With help Che
w,rd there fshnt mere :. this time before shi.
es So never toc Of her being TUNED out Of eos. .ss
fastened Ost the ses,,ed weod 90 out and s,y GU. Ioss
then lad back eye; a. drank pint Of andy sand.,
there wa, 10 on sGnd. we al went 70 led .boo;1
prisoner and vent %oi We worked sostlsf
deceased in beds the prisoner myself rcIrrued
The seor il aeI hearoe@ got beer e, her but wanted
sI:osy whies G., q pint .'d gave her par. Of th. Dc.
Ills was seOst Sait soon ssrwsid went to bed p. pI,
the prisoner beat u the deoeaed be-
c,e hat the por ever beat the abe died about
W. Il Donaghe, NJ. d.. residing at No. lO2 Fourth
t duly x. ss1 pd u a.Iy ssTs s. e.
ceased q. No. Us vsiek street. found large aembs Of
bulies on her dderen, limbs also her ea eye;
liver kidneys heart kc !. less diseased from
there w:rs No js,, e tns D Ta s s snSY
this general diseased condition, induced BY iutenpersnce the
though not by .Dy n .S have alone PR"
her other disesseA
The case was then given to the Jury, who upon the
facts presented, rendered verdict Of death from To-
temperance. On the rendition of the verdict, Cain,
the hubbard Of deceased, and Brennan who had been
arrested discharged from custody by the Coroner.
CRoros WATER REsTs.-The monetary pressure
has not been without its effects on the receipts Of this
Department as well upon others of the City finances
Up to the let of October the water rents paid in for
the year in Of those for the period
Of 1856 by $4,000. Blu. aince that time there has
bssn falling off of some S2 COO or nearly 81 900 per
day as compared with October of last year. The
a klot h. al opf, for
about equal those Of last year. viz $6G9 $40 "a. On
the lst Of August per cent, and the LIST
of November 10 per cent were added to the
water taAes then unpaid. is probable that the
paid rents the lst of November, TO which Is per
cent is to be added will this year reach 5000 00 last
year it about $4,000. The extra IL per cent
500, 600 will realize $50, O00 which, with the per
cent added since the let Of August, will be than
sufficient TO meet all the expenses Of the Bureau Of
Collection. The Croton Aqueduct Department will
next year require about s. 000 600, the greaer por-
ton Of which 10 be used in building the reservoir,
and the remainder in the construction Of sewers, put
ting down pipes, laying pavements and repairing
streets which latter work has been assigned to The De-
par,ment by the new charter.
DEATH ny FALL.-On the I'D ult, Charles Moo.
LAM who resided in the house No. Hester street, fell
from piazza Of of the upper stories OF the build
ing TO the ground and striking his side and back
injured the spine so as to disable him. lie was fret
attended a. home, but subsequently conveyed TO the
New-YoTk Hospital for medical treatment, where he
died Tuesday night Of the injuries he had received
The deceased was somewhat intoxicated at the time
of the accident Coroner Hills held an inquest on the
body and the Jury rendered verdict OF death by in
iuries accidentally received He was nstive Of En-
gland and 80 years Of age.
Fatal FALL Coroner Gamble held at inquest at
the boute No. -? West Forteth street the body Of
William Alexander, the gas filter who died from the
tfects of fall, as published in Yesterdays TRBUEE.
The deceased appears from the testimony, was at
work in the top stery of premises No. 730 Third ave-
nue. when he fell TO the lower floor and died in an
hour afterward from the injuries he received. ghe
Jury rendered verdict Of death by conclusion OF
"the brain accidentally received by falling through
d" the hatchway Of the new building No. ljU Tard
avenue, on the ID day Of November, 1851" The
deceased was Ia years of aga and nsiive of New
York.
osr.-CaIolne jackson arrived ia Canada about
two month sgo, and in the City OF New-Iork two
her sister, who formerly lived at No. 300 Hud.
sor street She went TO boarding house, and
in the morning left to find her sister, ba
neglected TO take the name or number Oh the street
where she left her trunk. Since that time che has
been unable to find either trunk, or sister She is now
under the charge Of the Governors of the AlWs-
House, and any information would BE- gratefully re-
ceived. Direct in care of Geo. kelock, jr Superin-
terdept Out door Poor, RotuB ia, Park.
FELL OVERHEARD AND DRowNED.-Abort -
o'clock Tuesday evening, George Henry Battles,
who had been temporarily residing at No 2H Monroe
street fell into the dock from the ship Joseph Clark
lying at the foot OF Rutgers street East River, and
was drowned before any Of his friends were aware
what had become Of hin. Soon afterward lbs hat
was discovered floating in the water, and at stil
later ho, the remains Of the deceased recovered
Coroner Connery held an inquest and the Jury rem
dered verdict of death by accidental drowning.
The deceased was 81 years OF age and u native OF
Germany. Bartles resided in Patterson, New-Jersey
but he had engaged passage to Mexico on bostd the
chip from which he fell, which was about to sat- Tor
her destination. This deceased had about so In
Sion which the Coroner took charge Of The property
will be placed in the bands OF the Pdb'c Adl'ustTa-
tor. Baltlee has left a widow.
ILLEGAL SOTIYG.-William Bruce arr -sted by
Officer Garthw ate election day. at the order OF the
Inspectors Of the Fourteenth District in the Ninth
Ward for voting Illegally The accused said he re-
sided 40 either No % ~ Bank street, but npon In
such person resided there. Justice Dawson, bsfore
whom Bruce was taken, committed him Tor e1smma'
ton.
Darn FROM IYJURIES.-Coroner Hills yesterday
held an inquest, at the NewYoIk Hospital on the
body Of Patrick OHearn, laboIer, who ded hom
the effects CT ipiunes The deceased wa. at work on
board the ship Brdgewster on the 3th Of September
when some fastenipgs of the hostway broke and tub
of gain fell upon his left leg, which caused such
serious compound fracture that amputaton of the
limb was found to be cassay. The fste1t fingered
Nh Yesterday morning and expired. verdict of scci
desta death wse rendered by the Jury. OHearn vss
81 years of age, and native of Ireland.
YOuNG SHorLHTER.-Ihomas Murphy. an Irish
boy IL Years Of age entered the store OF T. {. Bar
| Ium \ Co., No. lii Chatham square, on Tuesday
evening and stole from the counter piece OF fancy
silk velvet worth 49, With the plumber, which the
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