New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

fsaen the doors to keep cowdou bat an entrance
was forced, and he wss arrested by Pohcemsn Of
the Fourth Precnct, and conveyed to the Tomo~
Justice Osborn committed Gerigh to Prison 70 AVA
the result Of Grimbels Injuries.
The wounded man was taken to the New-fosk
Hospital where Surgeon Keator examined the wound
and found that the ball and wadding had entered az
the lap Of the skull passed through the substance OF
the brain, lodging near the night eye A portion OF
the waddiDg and some Of the brain was taken nom
the wound.
Justice Osborn upon being informed OF the fats,
notified the Coroner to hold ante mortem examina-
ton, but the patient being unconscious it was OF
course impossible TO take the required deposition.
DR. KeatOr il Of opinion that Gumbrel cannot long
survive. Last evening the wounded man was soms-
what easier, but still remained nsensible.
THEFT OF HORSE AND WAGoy.-Oficer Parha-
man Of the Seventeenth Ward, on Friday afternoon
arrested one William Quick on charge of having
stolen horse and wagon and set Of harness valued
at $685. the property of Patrick Demsey, of No. 50
James street. Newark, y. j. Quick had confederate
in the robbery, and the two protested TO obaned
the property from blacksmith, aud while on their
way TO Court to establish their pretended claims TO the
same, Qucks pal effected his escape, which circum-
stance induced Officer Pariaman TO make himself
sure in the case Of Quick, who was locked up for e1-
animation. The property was recovered, also lot OF
straw hats of common quality, which were likewise
supposed to have been stolen.
DEATH Fly INJURIES An inquest was held by
Coroner Hills on the body of Michael Conway, who
died from the effects of ures received on the 18th
day Of May last. At the time of the occurrence the
deceased engaged in tearing down an old building
in Chambers street, when partition wall gave way
and falling upon him fractured bis spine. He was
forthwith removed TO the NewYork Hospital, and re-
NAMED there for eight weeks when his friends took
him to his late residence No. IS Mulberry street. He
continued to fail and expired Saturday afternoon
1t having been clearly shown that the affair purely
accidental the Jury returned verdict to that effect.
Conway was 20 years of age, and native of Ireland
GRAND LARcESY-Otiicer Woodruff, OF the Fifth
Precinct, on Saturday evening arrested George Wei
Ter, German peddler, living at No. 81 Bowery,
charged with having stUeD being concerned IN the
theft Of four pieces Of white linen, valued at 500 IL
is alleged that early Saturday morning Weller and
another man entered the store of A. q s. Henry a.
Co., No. l42 Broadway, while james II. Warnock,
the porter, was sweeping out the premises, ana IN
qartd for linen goods One OF them engaged the at
tenon Of Warnock when the other fellow seized four
pieces of lnen Both then fed. The porter gave
chase, crying stop thief Weller, in his fright, ran
into the arms Of officer and was captured. His con-
federate escaped Justice Osborn, before whom the
accused was TAKEN committed him 10 prison, in de-
fault Of 81 600 bail.
DEATH BY ISJURIEs.-CoroDer Hills on Saturday
afternoon held an inquest al the New.f0rk Hospital
on the remains of Michael lleay, an Irish laborer,
who died from the effects of injuries received while at
work in the tunnel at Bergen Cut, NewJersey, on the
DIV nf lime IL that heavy IRON bucket
was being lowered through shaft No. by an engineer
who failed TO notify those below to get out OF the way
the consequence being that the deceased was struck
by the bucket and fatally injured. The name OF the
engineer could not be ascertained by the Coroner
Tie following is the evidence adduced before the Cor
oner and Jury:
Charles Orchard, being sworn, says-l am sea-
man, at present patient in the NewYork Hospital;
deceased was shpmae Of mine some time ago;
was in the Hospital when be was brought in on the
Cd dav Of June 1857; had not seen him before for
some wears; he told me that he came here about u
year ago and had been at work in the tunnel at Ber-
gen NewJtrsey; he told me that the day he was
brought here he was at work IN one OF the shafts,
where they were lowering an iron bucket, weigh
ing upon bis thigh and hip; he said he thought
il WIS the fault of the engineer, who lowered
il without calling out to keep OUT Of the way; he did
Lot mention the name OF the engineer he considered u
an accident but thought il could have been avoided
had the engineer been more careful; it was in SHAFT
No. that the accident occurred he told me that he
had friends IN the CITY, but that Drotner OF nis
was living in California; has been to see him
except tie woman he boarded with at Bergen.
Henry ID. Noyes, NJ D., house surgeon. being
sworn, ssys-1bat Michael Heay was admitted to the
Hospital, June =, with compound fracture Of the
peivis for time the patient got on well, but alb
ce.ses formed around the fracture, and he had FIRE.
quen cbis; lis strength failed, and under the chils
and suppuI alton, he died the 18th Of July;
making a p0stmortem examination, found a fracture
through the illeun, the right side with extensive
suppuraton, and, in addition, puruleu Inflammation
Of the neghboring veins; death was produced indi-
rectly By the injuries received.
From the testimony the Jury rendered a verdict
"Thst Michael Healy, the deceased, came to his
"death by injuries received while At work in Bergen
"Tunne by the carelessness Of the engineer Of Shaft
mo. &"
DEATH BY SuFFocATIOy.-An inquest was held by
Coroner Hills at No. So Frankfort street the body
of Mary Ferguson, a child month and. fourteen
DAVIS CID who was found dead in the arms of her
mother the infant having been overlsd and sufocated.
The uy rendered verdict Of Death by suffocatiOn
"by being accidentally laid upon by It's mother"
DEATH BY ACCIDENTAL DRowsISG.-On the 10Th
iDst Peter Caig boilermaker, recently in the en-
ploy Of Mr.. Delamater, attempted to go aboard the
steamer Parker Vein lying at the foot Of Fifteenth
street, n. r., fell from the gang plank and was
drowned before assistance could reach him. His
remains were not recovered till Saturday forenoon.
Coroner Hills held an inquest On the body, and the
Jury rendered verdict of death by accidental drown
ing Deceased was native of England, - years Of