New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

a. Joas II gsins Ths pa. yestsrd., NORM,
committed b, Justice Qascteobu,b for iris ia default
Ct 81, ,OCG bail.
FEMALE SHorLDIE-HurEEs- g late hour on
Tu-edsy night several women shile visiting the house
Of Mr. Anne Maxwell. No. a West Broadway, got
ir,o sn alteration concerning SONS trivial inater
From words they came to blows, aud Mrs. hA;Fe
got prsly roughly bsrdlej TIE combat ants stniek
out from the shoulder at frst but their fiNs
f.iirg 70 produce apy particular dansse, they set
about pulling hair aId tssrrg esca others sppTeL
Officer Lsttee was attracted to toe spot by the row,
abo upon the complaint Of Mrs. Msx"ell s7e.tsd
Ca'har1e RoserbeIe, houeekaspe-; M,s. Sarah Mir-
ray sesmstress and J4ne M-Aan. sersau. Srs
Msxwer was also locked up for the rest OF the night
srd the psrty Wa yesterday morning discharged upon
giving 500 bal escb.
MoRE DEATHS FRoA IRE ENcEs,NE HlAr.-Che
mortality c.used by the itterse hea, Of the weather
.inl contirpes and sesesl sddions csses have been
rspoted Besides tboae already deaf, there are many
WHO are 'yrs very i'll fl the effects OF sun stroke
scms Of wnom are rot likely to recover.
John M.ck was found neersbe IN Sixteenth street,
r,,r Fir,. avenue. and taken home b, the Eighteenth
WsId Police
condition 1t the foot Of TSenteh street, aud taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
C.S. Savage, en- suctonsor doing business at NO 81
Broadwsy ives p,ostrset By :he hest, snd hat to be
taken hcme in a carriage.
An unknown wonsD, sppneutly from the country
WEE found insen:ble on toe ride~ak n franklin street
and sert 70 the New-Yo,k Hospital. Ste was abOu;
70 yeats of age. aud had on a red frcck aud greco
bcrnet.
Thomas Boase Scotch nan, q ycsrs OF age was
seen struck in Ninth avenue, near Twenty !oufth
street and sent To Bellevue Hospital.
Amsn named Pe.tuck wss found insenstbe in T4nth
avenue rear Eighteenth street, and sent to the Hos
pits
TIE following deaths have occurred, and inque'ts
have been held upon TIE bodies:
Jol Hmphy ar IIis b lsborsr, sged - yesrs while
at work e. the iron founde1y No. 80 Bsnk street
swalored glass Of ise water ard fell dead. He has
family residing in Pennsyivaui,.
Margaret Hammond died iom the efecss Of the heat
in Forty.fth street, near Tenth avenue. She was
native Of Scotland, sged 3 yesrs
Peter Fsgsn, native of Irelsnd, b year. OF age,
died at No. Il3 West Twenty fourth street.
Iaoes DunD Ireland, 40 years No. ll9 E,st Twenty
eighth street.
James Morrison, Ireland, i5 years, Thitty.nin.h
street tear Third avenue.
.Jsnas Chgan, Ireland, 3J years, No elj East Thir-
tetn'h street.
Cshsrine Harvey, Ireland, 81 years, No. l23
GoeIick street.
John G. Lee. negro, 40 years, No. Cathariue lane.
CAPT. MCGOWAN AND Mr.. AsHBf.
To the Editcr af The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: In Jour paper Of this morning am made TO
have 81 alteration in Broadway ol Monday With Mr.
Geo. T. Ashby late Chief Engineer Of the lost steamer
Central America, in which it is said that Mr. Ashby
struck me a bow, which pronounce fasehood. The
facts are briefly there:
On Monday, about p. M, left the office corner OF
Warren and West streets 10 go far Mr.. P,kes in
Brosdxa 70 make purchase. Shorty after leaving
the ofce saw that followed by Mr.. Asbby, who
cane up alongside OF mo and demanded that should
retfsct what had aid about him at Eofolk respect
mg IL. loss Of the Central America | replied that if
be could produce to me from any Of the passengers
that were saved from the chip certificate stating that
he had done his duty cn board the Central America
would cheeruiy Go all 10 my power TO assist in rector
ing him to his former standing engineer, but until
such time ke could produce such certificate de-
clined having anything to do with him. Seeing by his
tone ard manner that he was evidently bent on mis-
chief. kept my eye on him walked along, he fol-
owieg me all the time until | reached Rsade street,
where led crossing to the sa-t side He there be-
came very much excited, and called me ID liar. l
told him very calmly tina, be vss not the kind of man
that could insult me, and that would leave IL to tho
people of New-York TO decids between Is. As was
about Leaving 10 cross the street, being about three
feet from him be red white handkerchief which he
bsdin bis hand to yard my face, which he may hive
supposed was blow.
Ihsve sufficient grounds TO have Mr. Asbby srssed
and bound over to keep the peace bot it is not my
with to be brought before the public and certainly
think that Mr.. Ashby gained Iotcriety enough last
September to last him for life time.
J. MCGOWAN, Captain steamship Moses T'sor
Jane 80, 1853.
! paragraph which appeared in our columns yester-
! dsy, stating that gentleman bad been beaten bya
yuan Of the corner Of Mott and Cross streets, was to.
tally erroneous a. respects the name Of the person
} beaten.
| RIAL EsTtTE.-The following Gales Of YorkeIs
property were made yesterday at the Merchants Ex-
! change by A j. Bleeckes, Son & Co:
lot. South Bfosdwsy Washington ard Pro.pscts,
lo. n. a. Washrstor b. e:soa d. and Broadway 80
2lot.s Ws.hiDsion-s,, Jefferson -t and RSerdsl-- ~
lots Washington. b. Clinton st. snd RlyedaesV, -,
lots n = cor s. May and Gnn-Lrs J275 eacs... lloo
2loi- GnDel't. b. ~, asy snd PfosP~c's, s2i' so
lie, coz B1:a: Isl, Az and s. SIS
seo 400
10, n ad.oa :;;.cs rs
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