New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

checked his train but before il could be brought to
stand it came in collision with the horse and cart
smashing the cart and nearly killing the horse. The
| driver escaped with trifug bruse.
Huntington, the forger, taken to Sing Sing
| on Friday.
THE CoRosERs.-In regard to the item published 10
| Saturday. TRIBUNE, concerning poor woman whose
death resulted from injuries received by fall on the
sidewalk in Houston street, Christmas Eve, Coroner
Perry who held the inquest requests to state that
| a post-mortem examination was made, and sends US
copy OF the testimony taken the inquest. Capt
| Diks of the Fifteenth Ward testified TO the woman
bepg brought to the Station House nsensibe, with
| cut about four inches long her head. The DS:nct
Surgeon being sent for dressed the wounds and gave
bis opinion that congestion of the brain had taken
place and that she would die.
Officer Davis testified 70 finding the woman In the
street and taking her to the Station House where she
| was cared for.
Lieut. Upham testified to the reception of the
at the Staon-HOuse aud as t. a man named Hugh
| Cummesiry seeing her fall back ward in the street
| The testu ony Of the physician who made the eI-
| animation is a. follows:
CDR Weltz being sworn says: Imsde eIamins-
ton Of deceased and fod tLa dece ed has died c)m
the effects OF fracture of The Occpital bone, the re-
| cult of fall
signed, CHRISTOPHER wELrz ND.
- ". PERRY Coroner
The Coroner appends the following remarks or state
| ment to the copy of the testimony:
| DIR. Edward Perry assisted az the post rnortem,
and gave in his evidence, which corToborating the
above did not take it In writing Hugh Cdmnesty
sent fsr and all due diligence observed 10 secure
lie presence but the Police not succeeding in hodng
him accepted the collateral evidence sufficient
The of death being very apparent The jury and
Capt OF Police expressing the same oplnlon.
nka ohn afafa
| respect. r W. PERRY
| SUICIDE OF A GIRsAs.-About z o'clock Saturday
morning, Frederick Pope German who resided
and kept grocery and liquor store at No lJ1 Suffolk
street hung himself in the back room OF his house;
Placing email cord about his neck, P0ppe Stepped
upon box and fnateBed the cord ~ spike la the
door-post and then let himself down. Death OF course
soon ensued from sbanguaiion.
| The cause which led Pope to .elfdesructon was
the failure Of Young German lady, 10 whom he was
much attsched and wished 10 marry to recprocate his
love a. become his vile. An inquest VIII be had on
| the body.
Youyd WoNAy MISSING -Bidget ORourke,
the family Of MI Bury No Isl Cha'ot p,:e
lett The house on Wedpe;dsy evening 81 as. mesh ~
has not b.. heard The started for Wsmsourgh 70
VII. rvs ~. ht s, not sSd p sJe .a'i She S bas ad
money Information 10 regard 10 her may be IetI al NO
|
singular incident occurred last week on the New.
YoL and Harlem Rlrcsd Az the Albany Express ap-
preaching Chatham at speed OF forty miles per h2aI ne
gineer discovered large bullock on the FaeI coming dieey
sounded TO the ,nm but Of avail happy thought
The breaks in order to stop hi. train dive
fsttsI animal from the track steam was applied ana
sreua Gsnnst throwing it sufficiently high the
allow whole trein to under AeI waen -. 0siO
the ,rsci and continued in the same d5ee9n
| nothing had happened lo1HA-' EAP''''
| INPoRTAsr ARREST or A BASK.CHrcK FoRaER.-
twill BE- recoleeed that in October last the community were
eA, excited BY the di'coyery Of mum Der Of oI5sa ~ oar
bes'et business firms In only Two n,tsaers 90 az So
peoB a. the time rested youps and wesno IN rosle
ban ed Jaci ard he traced 10 BY ofssf
appear. however that Ferris went 70 EaioPe sna
s.sl {s, ns1 ysaf PI Ham eVes that
Een hsd 10 the city YESTERDAY And Po.sa
at the several r.iro.d d.po Sh VISs" 1907 ai er
Porter Of The Third Station cs.o,ered the nd'dIs tae
Yo9s .bd in usGi.teiy srest.d him Ferns dr., declared
that b. should DC no such thing ent nj rot. so ~
he traveller 40 forsT introduced several gentlemen Of
in .d there sfe found suits Of zoe clothes two very
fu circle ard ysU Other articles OF 1cs
y" ser Which Ferris would Pqs9S haze used bad oe.
c.sor required and dDe been granted arm rs "a
brought beior. Police Court today for sI.nnition o,
Boston journal I'D
PROFITABLE ETLIsG.- Our fishermen are getting
.methrs bitter than Ordinary a.aermens luck Jn' az
n-..nI Al III, ,.inz Large Quantities Of ,hese ma
YOrk market via railroad where theJ
bps forn pound tetorr beng Dressed
Tn, tafen IN Oresns 10 less THAI rs is'
rCu ~ town shipped depot one dA .st week
hi, employment for Soetnaz IKE one aah
drd men ~ paee and they enabled 20 clear aoont
$50 ger cay ordinary days labor Ins 70 sonethns
months and hope these ponds will prove Al IaAa.oe
mine. liHH'-'A iIeS''
| FfIosors AssArLr-Thomss Howard, cooper,
va, are.ed on surdsy charged With having thrown Al adre
hp R.rdop cutting els lea nearly Cd The Pres ne
time w,r. fshrg ReAde-st R7sRdon WA AIsn 70 the
Hospital and Howard was held BY Justice Cohnoy
| 70 await eIsnns!on
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-EerdDsnd hsspsnzn WAS
.,,aciet b, two men early Saturday morning ne vo
cops ont Of The saloon Of Chatham ana Doaoe
rbo kpoeLed bin and robbed h0 q gold vsa o9e
al ter r.uel Wilson arrested Win the ~aa u
h, pcs.e.on AID Justice Connolly locked lin Up Tor Tia
CHARGE or BrRGLART.-John COyman, young
man yls arrested yesterday CHARGED with orens INTO sao
,tor. Of John Wilson No - Centre street aad H.a4ns
trr,fro u burners and otoef hkors P
ton ~ The stolen petty found bis and ne
u.s locked up fot tr1 He formerly N af Wilson'S
employ.
APrcKpocxEr PLUcKED.-0ficer Bower arrested
On Saturday pek pocket p.na-d Aohse bFien IN whose
be for pine god vLeees Fac
cor % "a Que Of the vat ens sosSs tae Huss
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