New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

~ tho ooupsel srd the high character OF toe Court ali
- or the later viii only FAY
a., in ,o.irp him the County OF New York will lose
n ,bs few good judges II has had since the INTRO
dro,;on Of The election system. Messrs. Bfsdy and
| Cu,.jpg are yet to tpeak.
v,rr BURNING FUN CAsUAIrr.- Coroner Perry
,eld an inquest at the NewYork Hospital on se body
If Catherine Marviue who died from the effects OF
burps The deceased appears, lived in the house No.
I73 Greene street keptby Mr.. ard Mrs. Duane, and
soon after 10 o'clock on The night of the 9Th instant She
while in bed had filed her field lamp then standing on
the bureau when the fluid ignted, the lamp bu.t snd
eel FIRE TO the window curtain. Catherine Jumped 10
The floor and in erdeavoriDg TO quench the flames her
own clothes caught fire, and before assistance cane she
was terribly burnt her face body exrsmities.
When Mr.. Duane reached the burning woman he tore
OF her garments aud caused her prompt removal to
the Hospital DR. Du Bois, the House Surgeon, under
whose care she placed did al in his power t, ale
vate her suferngs but che continued to fail till Thurs
day when she expired.
On the evidence adduced, the jury rendered q YER
dict Of death by burns accidentally received by the
"explosion Of camphene lamp"
She was &c years Of age and native of New-York.
The day following the deceaseds admission to the
Hospital man claiming 10 be her husband, but who
gave his pane as Fowler, called TO see her, when he
was called aside by the attending physician and told
that che could not i've DIR. Du Bos requested Fow-
Ter to communicate the frightfu intelligence TO the
sufferer. Whereupon be became exceedingly nervous
spd exhibited great symptoms Of fear. Fowler, how
ever, said nothing to the woman whom he claimed
bis wife concerning her dangerous situation, and leav.
ing the sptal oon aferwa returned either
before or after her DEATH Some friends of the de-
ceased came forward and caused her remains to be
respectfully inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
TIE RECENT MCRDEB IN Greenwich sTREET--
ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE GAsG.-Msrtin Do
vine, who With the gang who, on the night of the
9Th inst, rayished aud then choked to death an eyed
Swiss woman a. the house No. 81 Greenwich street,
waS arrested yesterday by Policeman jackson Of the
First Precinct. Devine has up 10 the time Of his arrest
succeeded in effectuay keeping out Of the way Of tho
police, but yesterday the officer him walking in
Washington sire ct and arrested him. He wss brought
to the Coroner office where he stated that be had
nothing to do with the MURDER, and had not seen
Sailor Dan since the morning after it occurred. lie
says that after Sailor Dan eft the house No. % Green
witch street. they both slept together until morning
board an old canal boat, after which they parted COM
pany and he has not since seen him. but believes that
he has gone to lea. The Cororers Jury did not inn
pcate Devire in the murder, and the Coroner COM
mtted him to appear merely as witness. He is but
10 years Of age.
SnoP.L IFTER CAUCHr -YesteIday morning a man
nsmed Peter R.idhar entered the store OF James T..
Woodruff No. I9l Fulton street, and during the tenn
poary absence of the clerk from the counter seceted
two pieces Of doeakn valued at sol. The clerk
missed the property iume datey, and suspicion falling
on Reidbsr he was followed to an Omcibus and az
rested. The property found in his possession.
The accused wss taken to the Tombs, and locked up
by Aid. Grif1itbs, acting Magistrate.
DEATH FROM ISJURTs.-An inquest was held at
the New York Hospital by Coroner Perry on the body
of Peter Dorap. native Of Ireland. 81 yeare of age
who died Cd Thursday. On the Goth Of August last
TIE deceased at work, on board the packet ship
Aquila when be stumbled or accidentally fell r,ugh
the hatch to the lower hold and fractured his epne,
beside receiving other severe injores. He was re-
moved to the hospital and died as stated. A verdict
Of death by fracture Of the spine was rendered by the
Jury.