New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

than enc occasion excited indignant Comment There
many smope rbess professional Jeaus, Of wh ,na
striking e1snpe should be nsds Two Of them start
ed on a rsce about oclooh lat evening, from the
Cont, and drove IN BWsawsye
riour E. to e. DAGGER the ves Of may che P'ssr'
They drove into and nes,ly upset several smaller
vebicles ard wiIful ran into each other several
times TO tie mmireot danger Of their passengers.
The drivers s,,siled each other with their ~hp' and
one of them was badly cut in the face. TOey continued
thus until they arrived opposite B.rcl,y street, when
the stsges sgsin came in collision ard. one Of the
horses was knocked dosn and b,dy Injured. Toe
other stsse, No s02 of ths Ninth avenue hue dove
on The Witnesses of tee disgrsceiu scene appeared
unsnnou. 10 placing the chief blame upoa the driver
OF the stsge No. 500, sgsest whom the Utmost ndig
nation was expressed That accident more serious
did not result Is almost mira ,uous. I; is high tins
that such business wa, stopped.
GaRRorERs At WORK -Yes.er6ay morning IS Mr..
William Harris, Of No. 81 Pitt street. was passing
through Grand street, near Allen, party OF young
roy6.s attacked him. and throwiog him 70 the pave
ment stole from bis pocket pOrtucnnse contsoing
80 in bills Officer Alderman hsaring The alarm gave
chase to the raseals but could not succeed in cap
turing them,
FoBSp Is THE WArER.-Ab0ut "a O'Clock yes.sr-
day morning, a man whose nsne is upk1o~o, was
found floating in the water of Pier No Ess. l,'ver
by Frederick Litger, priva'e Waterman resldIog a.
No. II Henry street. A hst containing psir OF neE
white socks was found fostiDg In the water near
where the boSy wss ds"". .sloo. Ci.oner .noIe
De'u nq3F -, ard it bspg evident roa' dsatn was
caused " drowning, the Juy rendered q vsrac. 70
ths' effect. The deceased was about 81 years Oh ass
ard presented q respectable Appearance. lie WAS
sbopt ) feet n inches in hight, with gay naI, NO
wbiskers an his face closely sh sved lie was a.esseo
in muslin shirt with linen boson, black hgureo .s.in
s ok, twilled calico undershirt, ,a'tef vsst oacx
coat ard pants, white socks ard b-ogan'; IN his
pockets were two hsrdkerchiefs, psr OF spects es
IS certs in change sheet snd pllow'csse tIded
together and a pspsr which was written Ds,
water but few hours. The deceased is supposed to
have been an inmate OF the Alms-House'
Suicide BY TAXING LAUDAsUN.-Coroner Perry
held quest at No. Walker street, on the body OF
Mary Wright, who committed suicide by taking au1a-
rpm. The deceased was a woman OF very Incorporate
habits and hired apartments Of Mr.. 5. III Black, who
bad fiequeny heard her say thst The would take her
life. About three o'clock on Thursdsy m ornins, NJ
Black roticed Mary 90 to the cupboard and sga
low something from tumber. Hs asked her what
she bad taken. 10 which she replied. Look and see
He in me Iatey examined the tunbler fro which che
took the draugh AID dett cted the presence of sui
srum. Assistance was procured, and physician
called who attempted 70 administer ms dcine 70 the
upfortui ate womsp, but che peremptory refused to
take anything. She continued to fell gradually, and
died the following evening. No cause: except her ex-
cessive intempersnce which induced her to take
poison s known to have existed. The Jury rendered
verdict Of death corresponding with the foregoing
facts The deceased was twenty eight years Of age,
and native of Ireland.
DEATH BY FALLING Down SrARs.-A f,w days
ago, Mary Demer an Irish woman, sistyone years VI
age, wac cent TO BlsckVpls Island as vsgrant and
sitter her admission there Mary stated to Dr. Greenes
that che bad been having a jolly spree, and thst,
while nebr ated, che fell down git Of stairs and
Injured her head. After the fleets Of the liquor che
had In bibeo had worb ed of, tbs inebrste declined
gradually I'LL the 2lst inst and died. Before her
death, in swer 10 question a.ked by tie ctor,
she stated that she bad received injury except from
The body, ard verdict of Death by compression
OF the BRAIN from i'ufy 70 the head canssd by "a l.
ling down stairs, was rendered by the Jury.
Fatal RESULT OF ISJURIEs.-An ioques. was held
at No II2 Stanton street, by Coroner Gamble the
body of Jane Wea,heress little girl six years and
Fix months old who died from the result of injuries
About four weeks ego the deceased sitting oy the
struck her head violently against the mau,elpiece,
which staggered her 90 that she fell head foremost
sgsirs the stove, since which tins she has been
planning OF great pain 10 hsr head She DIED on faes,
tad be- nred which wss the csuss OF death. Tue
Jury rendered verdict Of Death By injuries to the
brsip accidentally received by falling against the
stove December, 1851"
AyoTHER BURGLARY.-Yesterdsy morning, officer
Frazier Of the Tenth Precinct arrested fellow named
William Henderson, charged with burg ariously enter,
ng the dwelling of William III. Tonpkns N,. %
Allen street. The officer had noticed the fellow pro~
ing about the ne gbborhood, and saw him Try several
doors ard finally enter the house in question. Mrs
Tompkins, who attending Of her family, heard
the fellow about the house, and wss about giving
the alarm when the officer rang the bell. The mo-
ment the door opered Henderson attempted TO
efcspe, but running into the officers arms was csp-
tured. In his possession was found pick, nippers,
night key and other burglsrious Implements Justice
Wood committed the fellow TO prison.
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