New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08

had On interesting infant three four mosihs old I,
her arms. Her husband also accompanied her. Jus
tiee Dawson before whom the accused was srrsignsd
committed her TO prison in default $500. rl
| The NsvIsnx TRAeFpY.-The lste murder a.
Nsvesink has assumed new phase. The innocence
| Of Donneny TO whom Moses laid bis death, is now
strongly urged by many who heretofore believed hin
| guilty. On Monday las: the body OF Noes VS. sx-
humed at Chapel Hill Graveyard ard another sutopsy
made by DR.. FinneT Of this city. The wound infctsl
on the throat was found not to have been sufficient to
cause DEATH had prompt and proper steps been taken.
A wound was found too, upon the arm, indicating
that struggle must have taken place. II il claimed
that Donney, being medical student, was sufficient
~ veed in surgery to know where to strike the throAA
fatally, and the wound in the shows that much
blood must have been shed, yet no blood was found
upon any q Dopnelys clothing. The direct ACCUSE
tion Of Moses against Donnelly is accounted for By
supposng the former TO be greatly excited and that
seeing DonneIly FIRST he accused him. 1t is evss
claimed that the man may have committed suicide
while Temporarily deranged, and that under haluess-
ton he laid the deed en- Donncuy.
DETECTIVE AGEScY.-Ofiicer Bower, who for
long period as member of the City Police, has bssa
succs ssfuy occupied in the detection and capture u
rogues, has opened private Office at No. ll9 Wbss
street, which he calls Bowyers Detective Police
Agency" He proposes to transact business In biz
line in any part Of the United States in Europe.
MAD FOR Two CESrs.-What an example men 80
for children, when they exhibit violent anger At ss.
Such Gaze we met with yesterday in Thirdavenus
car. gentleman, 60 far as dress and personal sp-
peArance warrants the gentlemsnly title Of -
age that should entte him to discretion for hs was
probably vergipg close upon threeecore, gave the
conductor dime, for which that official handed hm
in change threecent coin and two cents. The cesss
were refused with an opprobrious word, which we wm
not repeat and wrath beges wrath, it stirred eAs
conductors bile who replied to the others REFUSAL
zee, you wi' tossed the opprobrous coins upon The
seat and turned to walk of to his place on the plas-
form. At this the wrathy gentleman sprang from As
seat upon the back Of the man who had offended his
dignity by offering him the two copper coins. upon the
same principle that one boy pitches in to another
to take his pay out Of his hide. And this foolish
exhibition of anger for such tribe made before
several women and children, one Of whom, dhsustsd
by such an exhibition Of the weakness Of human aa-
ture left the car.
STATEN ISLAND ArrAIRs.-A movement Is beng
made in favor Of consolidating all the villages On tho
eastern shore of Staten Island and to obtain a. ~ 81
incorporation for the same under the name OF Bsy
Village.
The Staten Island Chronicle publication and print
inc offices have been removed from Stspletoa 70
TOmpkinsyille.
The Sabbath School Teachers Association OF Rich-
mond County held its last meeting few days ago ID
the Reformed Dutch Church at Port Richmond, and
the exercises were Of an exceedingly interesting char
acter From three to four hundred persons wsre
present on the occasion, and the following sohsoss
were represented: Reformed Dutch Church, Temp
kinsvie-25 teachers and LAG scholars; Mbsioa
School at New-Bnghton-5 teachers, 40 scholan'
Reformed Dutch Church, Port Rchmond-a0 tesohess,
247 scholar; First Baptist Church, Granteville-I3
teachers, 81 scholars Reformed Dutch, Richmond
90 Teachers I53 scholars Mission School at Chords
Lanes teachers 80 scholars Mission School at Fcsr
Corren-8 teachers, 4 scholars; Reformed Dutch
Church. Stapletor teacher, 1870 scholars Missos
School of Stapleton-40 teachers, 325 scholars. The
annual election of officers took place at the meeting,
which resulted in the choice of Mr. 8. X Weeks Tor
President and Mr. Josephus Van Tassel for Secretary
and Treasurer.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A LABOaER.-Jsmes GuideT,
carpenter, yesterday forenoon was at work on Eew
building in Twenty second street, between Filth and
round of ladder in the fifth story of the premises
the boards upon which the ladder standing gave
way, thereby letting both Guider and the ladder fall
between the sleepers and tho basement floor. The
ladder fell on Guder and injured bin severely after
bis neck bad been broken by the fall Coroner Perry
held an inquest on the body, when DIR. WelUe made
an examu alton, which resulted 10 ascertaning thaS
the upper cervical vertebra was fractured. Almo@
instant death was the consequence. The Jury on the
evidence adduced returned verdict Of death BY in
ures caused by an accidental fall from the third story
to the base mt Mt Of building being erected 10 West
Tventy.second street. The deceased was y years OF
age and native of Ireland. He resided at No. %s6
Third Avenue.
FATAL FALL-Late on Thursday afternoon Emily
Jane Windfeld child years Of age, whose parents
reside at No. II Division street. while creeping about
on the rear .oop on the second floor Of the premises
fell through the bannisters railing, two rails OF which
had been broken out for years past to the ground and
was 70 seriously injured that death ensued In fifteen
rninutes afterward. The mother of deceased blsued
the proprieor of the house for not having the railing
repaired Coroner Connery held an inquest on the
body and the Jury rendered verdict Of desth o. fol-
lows: THAT Emily Jane Wind6eh, the deceased.
"came to her death by falling from tho back stop OF
"the house No. II Division street, into tho basemeA
"ya,d depth Of about ten feet, thereby di.l0e:sne
"the cervioa al verebrae which caused death in about
"6feen minutes after said fall. We censure the pro-
"pretor of the house for leaving, for the spscs OF
"three years two rails urrepared which left an open
"inQ sufficient for any child to fall through"
ANOTHER FATAL FALL.-John Reoner, Germs
I'D of IS years Of age, died ct Bellevue Hospns from
injuries received several days since in consequence
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