New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

iD@uIanoe. Ire bulldogs belonging TO this Conpan
rave beer On fro humber Of tiuses withia the PSI
yenr, and each time the Ere has occurred from ac i
o,ral carse.. l. IL aot known how the ERE originated
or tbs occasion.
| NV Car HCu,-Ihe coires stone Of the Union III
f. Church svsted in 81. Fell, 1t corner Of Hsns,u
Place, was laid ~ Monday Afternoon, the Rev. M.ssrs
iussp etuclcy sLd Law eficiatng on tie occ sion.
The building il TO be Of brick faced with brown stone
| AID vii seat seven bundled persons.
| Suspicion OF FRATRIorDY.-Ccraner Suell pro.
cetded on Tue sday to hold inquest On the body Of
Christopher jefferson who died from iuiam % Of
the brain, consequent upon WOUNDS inflicted by his
step4op Thomas Stanton, the Goth Of July last.
The evidence adduced the inquest subs antiauy
as follows: Thomas Stanton, aged It, and his sister,
MARY aged about H. the children of Julia Iehcr.
son wife Of tie deceased and the deceased Is her
thi,d husband. Some two weeks since, the children
arrived in New-Y0rk from Ireland and went to their
mothers house. After being here for few days,
deceased who was somewhat addicted to ntoxication,
ouarrelsl with his wife about having 10 support
The children and the fights consequent thereon were
sufficient to attract the ate ntion Of the neighbours de-
ceased residing in that portion of the city where such
6chts are common viz: Columbia street. corner Of
HemiIton avenue. On Monday, the 20th inst the
neiohbors were attracted to the by an unusually
severe fight ard ascertainng the cause, discovered
that tn. boy Thomas had beeo beaten by deceased,
who Nas then trying TO beat bis wife, Deceased
thrown TO the ground and held in that position by his
wife and Mary Stanton. while Thomas beat him the
he nd with some club stone he had in his hand. Tho
pa,es were separated by the neighbors but it
vas supposed that deceased had sustained nothing
more tfan few bruises on his head. Inflammation
of the brain, however, ensued and he died on Sunday
afternoon last.
Coroner ReddiDg was notified of the facts aud made
partial examination on Monday, when Drs. Van
DUNE and Hallet were directed TO make post
molten examination which they did on Tuesday.
The result Of this examination showed that deceased
came to his death by reason of the wounds upon his
head causing q fracture of the skull.
number of witnesses were examined before
Coroner Sne serving TO establish these facts, when
the cuse was given to the Jury, who rendered YER
dict That deceased came 10 his death by infamma-
tion of tie brain AID membranes caused by blows
given by Thomas Stanton assisted by Julia Hefer-
son and Mary Stanton.
Iron the rendition of the verdict the Coroner or.
der.d Julia jefferson and Mary Stantsn into Gus
tody. and issued warrant for the arrest Of Thomas
Stanton.
The fatal results Of the wound were undoubtedly
superinduced by the incorporate habits OF the de-
ceased. Constable Norton of the Coroners office
took the prisoners to jail where they will remain to
await the action Of the Grand Jury. Deceased was
about 50 years Of age and native OF ireland.
PATENT SAFE SwINDLE-James Dennis, merchant
residing in Chepinvie, Ontario County. N. Y, was
swindled out Of $25 by the patent safe game on
Wednesday afternoon. 1t is supposed that the parties
engaged in this transaction are the same that have
been go successfully prosecuting their abors for some
time past. The occurrence took place near Green
wood Cemetery.
Az ESCAPED LUSArIc.-John Sutherland, lunatic
h. AZ Elafhush yas found wandering
around the streets of the Sixth Ward on Wednesday
morning, and was sent to the Asylum yesterday.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE OF FLrsHING.-The Law
and Order or Vigilance Committee Of Flushing, l.
l.. which was organized few weeks since, has now
over 100 members, com sosed of some Of the NEST
respectable citizens of that place. Their treasury is
ahO in Hourshipg condition.
SuIcIDE-Robert I. Whitaker, aged about %
years, committed suicide the 10Th int. at Hemp
stead, L. l.. by hanging himself.
PoIsoyISG A Cow.-Ann McEwen brought
before Justice VOORHEES, for poisoning cow the prop
erty of C.. Murphy, residing in Batc street The
evidence was sufficient to warrant the Justice in hold
ing the accused to bail to the charge before
the Court Of Sessions.
GAS IN JAMAICA, L. 1.-The Trustees Of this beau
tifsl village at their last meeting, took into coasd-
GRAFTON the subject Of lighting all the cross streets
with gas, and instructed the Committee on Gas to
report at the rexs meeting, their views of the expe-
diency Of carrying out that idea.
BURGLARY On Tuesday evening the place known
az Cumberland He'll, corner Of Cumberland street and
Park avenue was entered and ten gallons of brandy,
valued at $l8, and $95n gold, silver and notes stolen
,berefrom. The articles stolen the property OF
Dir. G. g. Cousins, the proprietor Of the house.
EXAMINATION OF A CoUSTERfEiTER;-Alr
Threu are sted for passing counterfeit 81 bills OF the
ULiop Bank, New-Iondon was examined yesterday
before Justice Claiiy, and fully committed for ra.
BuRGLARY-Tbe house of Mr. Wild in Ross street.
war entered, On Wednesday night, by burglars and
thoroughly ransacked. The family being absent IN
the country it is not known what property was taken.
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.