New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14


.cocvileo Ia tie state meat q st asa cni5 be4n
lac At The rae Ct 81 ens day. By repsstiag con.
VIBRATION be had hs5 sitn soms OF those who we're
loude't in their complaints. ON which, appeared thSt
Ley had been iIforne hy irresponsible persons thai
| they would Be paid g. less. 81 q day, Whatever
smount of work they accomplished. Some of .hs mea
were making ever two dollars day at this time. with
advantages for the work ever those WHO had earned
brt 81 cent?. The Who at the Last payday, had
received the smallest wages per day for hi. work. aud
WHO had refuied the m Eey indigna ty a. ira. tiae.
bad tnce returned and begged TO be allowed 90 to
work again on he ssns terms Mr.. Olms.ed stated
further that he personally iatrusted With the
eBeemeht Of the men, that lie sote could employ Ia
borer discharge them, and that e had never To-
quired the politics Of one Of then, and had dis
charged man or allowed man 10 be discharged OF
account Of his political opinions account OF hi'
voting for Mayer Wood sIy else, intention
to do He had determined that the Park should not
be made use Of to serve any party If ne could prevent
it. He hsd equally underworld 10 prevent its beirg
employed 70 any private ends Of particular poEt
cisbF At this point the Committee thought best to
pursue the inquiry further, and adjourned though
Mr. Olms'ed stated that he would cheerfully furnish
the fullest particular and anxously desired the most
searching nveshgstob, while the slightest ground Of
faith in the rumors uLfsvorsbls to the Commission
mail ed.
THE HOMICIDE or MICHAEL DrNLY-COROyERs
IsQrIsITIoS Michael Dunlsy, the young man who
was stabbed in the groin the Sd instant in the gro
ce,y store corner Of Fortyffth street and First ave-
Tue, by knife in the hands of Frederick Hopks,
c.Ik in the store, died on Saturday. Dunlsy, on .ae
Afternoon Of the occurrence, had entered the grocery
to make small purchase and while there had an alter
cation with Hopka, which resulted in his being stab
bed. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Connery impsa'
neled Jury ard commenced an Investigation into the
facts of the alleged homicide. The following testimony
was taken:
Wlliom Murray, being duly sworn, depo,es and
,.y,-I live II First avenue between and Por.,
III have known the deceased o FIVE years. he
aborer inemperate In his habits last Thu
y :'d Sof PIN .,.Do. /, md r. Roy I
street and there the Owen asked
which Of them treating they both smiled said nothne
Ia. aea h.; s m the the s
piece Of smoked beef the boy :,id % him Mike
TANNER in hi. where the deceased
zee them came from where va. stan ling the Dc
s,d se hey !G s.e.. s & ssA q then
Of the & q 1 biz time the boy .S E.S ss up with s
a hs then es SIT Witch
he had over hi. overall e9t before be got o'.s -. the
sSNs bs gu, % X the
called cut Oh murder murder: Mike stabbed you but did
told tim to run doctor Achsel Dub!.y stabbed
Without taking further testimony the Investigation
was postpore ed in order 70 give the witnesses and
fierds an opportunity to attend the funeral Of the de-
ceased. His remains were Inferred in Calvary Come
terry. The inquisiton will be resumed .. o'clock this
afternoon.
The boy IIopks, charged with s.abbirg the de-
otased, who arrested at the time, is still 10 eus-
tooy awaiting the result Of the Coroners Jury Dun
lay was born in Ireland His age was about 30.
A Boz KnLHp BY ,RAm Car Early on Friday
evening, Theodore Tucker, a lad nearly IA years of
age was run over in Eighth avenue, nesr tee corner
of Twenty sixth street. by car No IS of the Eighth
avenue line, ard most frigttfuIy Injured Theodore.
having been sent up town ersnd, by his en-
ployer, was returning and seeing . car going down
hailed Peter Austin the diver bu! the latter not hea
ing him did not step. Theodore ran, and coming 10
TIE car, attempted to jump upon the front platform
but rpiseicg his aim slipped and fell before the whss
which passed over and completely crushed the right
thigh, grinding the bones Of the leg to atoms. His
abdomen Was cut and acsrssd to that extent that tue
bowels protruded ard dragged on the ground when
lie was taken up. The sigbt vas most horrible and
sickerirg to witness. After beirg attended BY Dr.
Rauney Of No. la2 West Twenty fourth street,
the unfortunate led was conveyed to the New
York Hospital. DIR. Dubois under whose charge
he was Placed administered s.imulants freely, but
owing to his gres. prostrati'n, he did not rally
ard, sinking gradually expired soon after IL O'Clock
the day following. Shortly before his desth. sod
While surrounded by his mother and ether relatives
the poor boy made Intellectual attempt to utter
prayer aloud, which was deeply affecting 70 all the
beholders. He was promising lad, sod the hope Of
bis widowed mother.
Coroner Perry held an inquest on the bcdy yester-
dsy, when several witnesses were esamicsd, but no
te,timony was adduoed showing that the driver va
70 blame in the premises he asserts that be did
not hear tho deceased request him to stop The Jury
in their verdic' however made Recommendation
which, in their option, if generally observed, would
be a great saving Of human Life. Tho verdict Is -
follows: tt
Thst Theodore Tucker the deceased came to hs death by
having been run by Of the E;nh Avenue Cas- Wits
the front atfom Of ID. which Vas 10
motion the tine The Jury believe ths. It y utterly impos
front sed from ssttine
on and the Common Council to pass 0rdi
requrr The City kAsd 70 pace sAos On
the front end OF the car. 80
The remains Of the deceased will be Uttered in
Greenwood Cemetery to-day. He lived with B.
mother at No. 393 Broons street.
CHARGSB WITH SHOOTING Yesterday morning
John Callahan appeared before Justice Os5orn at the
Lower Police Court ard preferred complaint against
Patrick Food, charging him with assault wisa r.
tel. to Kill. The immediate cause ofthe difficulty did
net trsnspire bu. that without any Just fable
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