New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

,ared aud hi- spinal column s~< igju'ei 'n- 'A''' 10
was impossible iog HIM 10 recover
II appears possible nat Austin mplni"l ''' 80 =
when be- va. found and ie over INTO t'' a''"-""'.
There wa ~ blood but where he Lard. IN P'lh'n"
iniure, were on tL- back oi th neck and he"' "ho"
were doubtless causei bythe fall; but i'e ma''er|r
investigation whether h. ir.l of his OWE ar'ori o' wa
pushed down by those With whom b. hal h-'n -'ni-
fing Hi- watch was torn from the chain Ziri al m
money was CONE II r. probable sat aa' 'ng mi.-
tak, th- hou-. for hi- own. H. s-eefdeS tie sep- ami
Wa pushed over. tie railing being very low. and
robbed. NJ. Austin saw two men % up Join-"u
,,rrp, after she Dearl The noise buf roth.rc %;
the third party.
Mr.. Austin failed rapidly during the day. but re-
aired hrs senses he disposed Of his property by will,
and resigned himself to bis fate.
He could nur r-colleci anything hat occurred after
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. AZ which time he sit
the market ,o 90 bone. H. IN the habit Of expos
ng hi- money when IN a certain frame ~ nnd, and .
= altogether probable thai he followed and robbed
by the fellow who came into the saloon after he III
,errd.
Coroner Rrddinc VEN 70 HI. residence last evening
to take h. d-posi,lou H right ,d- was then par
alyzed.
Offcer- Corwin and Boyd arrested Hugh Brennan
and John Smith the cab-drivers, last evening. They
mplica,e certain partie having robbed Austin bnt
do no, think that he subjected TO any violence
Mr. Austin .sys that be dors not believe he was
pushed from the .toop b1t that he sustained h- niu-
RE. by an accidental fsll. The amount of money in
his possession was -ome <fa). with gold watch.
REPrBLIctS DEIEG,Trs.-iu the NIth Assembly
District. on Friday night. Samuel T. Maddox and
jonathan = Burr were elected delegates to the Syra
cu~e Convention by the Republicans; ana in the With
District y b. Col. and samuel A. D. Mott were
elected delegates
BRooKLYS BoAKD oF HE,LTH.-The Board held
meeting on Saturday, the Mayor in the chair.
\ communication was received from Alderman
Douglass of the Tenth Ward. calling upon the Board
exercise due vigilance in enforcing the heath laws,
in order To avert the introduction Of yellow fever The
commur icaton Wa laid upon the table the Mayor
taking occasion to state that every precsution had
been taken guard against the danger spoken Of by
the police and health authorities OF this city and New
York. and large police force had been detailed to
patrol the shores day aud night in order to prevent
any suspicious person from landing.
\ number of local nui-ances reported and orderedto
be abated.
agreed upon by the Board Of Health of New-fork
and himself for laborers and hghtermen employed IN
unloading vessels, binding them not To leave the places
where they employed. 10 give their place ot res
hence Sc. The employees of the men arr t0 become
their .ureties The form of the bond accepted.
DR.. BOYD reported rhe ease Of q stevedore from
Quarantine who had returned la his honse in Hilary
street in violation Of law. Officer Frost had endeay-
ored to arrest him, but he had locked himself in bis
room.
II subsequently appeared that both the stevedore
and his wife had bundled up their baggage and left
the premises.
Tie Board adjourned after passing several bills.
VIOLATION or TIE HEALTH LAws.-lIeslth officer
Mccain arrested William Flynn Saturday for yio-
aiing the laws OF the Board Of Health Flynn
engaged on lighter from Quarantine, and came 10
bis home in the Second Ward where he was taken in
custody. He was locked up.
CoUSTERFEIIs.-Counterfe 81 bills of the Bran
don Bank Of Vermont We're freely circulated in Grand
street OH Friday evening. The parties passing them
escaped detection.
BRrAgIvc vP Pic NIc.--1he Deputy snpern-
tendent of Police yesterday broke up & pie ME in the
Eighth Ward where there music and dancing
and high time. generally. The parties dispersed
without subjectlng themselves to arrest.