New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-07

dered verdict Of death from pistol shot fired BY
" Charles o Riley, on the l9th of May, 1873, q, No
$50 Ws.e, street" On the rendition Of the verdict
the Coroner committed Riley to await the action OF
the Grand jury.
Tgy BURGLARS STILL Brsr.-We earn that the
dwelling of Mr. d. W. Conner, at wsshir gton Nights
va, entered on the night of THURSDAY last while the
family were asleep, By some expert thieves, aud
property TO the value $500 soler consisting Of plate
ievelry and clothing. No arrests have been male.
EXPLANATION AND CORRECTION.
T, he Editor Of The n. y. Tribune.
Sir: In your Issue of the Sd inst. you do great
injustice. A few days since q woman called at my
Office stated that girl desired her protection against
tie prosecutions Of the mother Of said girl and that
the said mother was an abandoned woman. Her story
seemed to me to be plausible. received retainer,
and in my professional capacity attended TO the case
Upon the examination il appeared that the mother
was prostitute that she aud her daughter were both
prostitutes that from motives Of malice and Jealousy
the mother had driven her into the street and caused
her arrest several imes that once she was brought
before Justics Qusckenbush OF this city and dis
charged once before Justice Connolly and discharged
once before Mayor Teman; once before Mayor Pow.
ell of Brooklyn and discharged. And when she found
herself still subjected to the vindctivs maace of her
mother, who, having exhausted all the genius OF her
u, II,
retained me as council for the purpose of settling the
matter when brought before Justice COrnwe OF that
city.
A more malicious perverson Of the forms of law
for the qualification of private malice never fell under
nv observation in my experience either as Judge or
LAWYER And / am surprised that woman OF the
character of the mother could induce Ex'Msyor han
to swesr that the girl was OF chaste character IN order
TO enable him to imprsOn woman tor one nSnt,
when he must have Known that the gill was brought
before Justice Cornwell az a prostitute, and was
sworn to be such by her mother, and was said then
to be an occupant of house of i'll repute.
In fact Mr.. Halls championship Of the mother be-
came 90 warm that 1t soon caused the collection OF
large and excited thropg OF persons to whom in the
Courtroom he addressed the remarkable observation,
g That Judge Pearcy and the woman ought never 10
but what would be required from counsel IN any
cause and do not believe that the mother, debased
as che is would have made the false charge she did
make, lad she not been compelled to do 80 by
throng Of people unduly excited by remarks from ono
WHO'S aim Ii should have been rather to see jus!ee
tJne than TO obtain trumpery applause by psnderlng
to what he believed to be popular clamor
Ns,, York. June 4, 1859 " rEAHNi'
GRIMES ASp CAsUALIIEs.-Ata late hour on Sa'-
urdsy night, young Irshman named Timothy j.
Sullivan, living at No Mulberry street got into an
alteration on the Five Points with one Patrick Shay
Of No. Mission place, and in the course of the dis
pute tie former drew knife and stabbed his ants'o-
mist in the face nAictng dangerous wound. Shay
was conveyed to the hospital, and Sullivan soon
a..cr arrested by Officer Walsh, and committed to
prison by Justice Osborn in default CT 900 bsil.
Shay berg unable to appear at Court, complaint was
preferred by Michael II. Downs of No. las Worth
street
About o'clock yesterday morning, two parties of
youDg men proceeding in opposite directions came in
collision in the BOwery, and both being pretty well
a w.
James Quinn Of No. 15i Forsyth street was stabbed
in the thigh and cheek by some person to him un-
known. The cry of the wounded man put the opposing
party to fight. Quinn was conveyed to the Station.
House, where his wounds dressed after which
he was removed to his residence. The parties were
strangers to each other and il hardly likely that the
person who ueed the knife will be arrested.
On Saturday night, Capt Davis of the Tenth Pre-
cinct, with posse OF the men Under fls command,
made descent upon dlsorderly house IN E.sex
street. near Grand, and arrested the proprietor, WIZ
liam Henger snd twenty five men and women who
drinking and carousing in the place at the time.
Yesterday morning the prisoners were taken before
Justice brennan at the Essex Market Police Court,
when the worst committed to prison and the
others were reprmanded aud discharged. Henger
was held to answer the charge OF keeping dsordedy
house. II is alleged that his place has for long
time past been the resort Of thieves and prostt
and other improper characters.
On Saturday evening, at TO- o'clock, man, sky.
eight years of age named VIM. Chase, was und IN
stable in Thompson street, near Grand, badly cut
about the head ana OtneINlec oCuy.
From his own stOy it appears that lie went into the
loft e the stable TO sleep, and it is supposed that he
fell into of the stalls at the feet of hore. Toe
old man was taken to the Eighth Precinct Station
Houie, and sent by Capt. Turnbul to the New 70 k
Hospital.
FATAL RUN.OyRR CAsUALTY.-Coroner Hills yer
eIdsy held inquest Bellevue Hospital on the body Of
Jan Kinney died the effects Of injuries On the
Cd instant Kinney while much intoxicated attempted to get
sosrd OF OILS Of the Second the Sixty
fifth Second bat owing 10 his helpless condi
ton failed Soon aerwAd while staggering about the street
he knocked down and b, butchers cart driven a.
rspd He taken TO the Hospital snd died on saut
day. pOsmOrtem examination showed tha the n|ef was
ribs both sides fracureS The
Jury rendered verdict OF Death from internal heorrhsse
csused BY Of the liver the result o. ures .sc'Sa
and By butchers wagon on
the I'd Ct JnIe 1883 correr OF oxhtn street sna sec
ord avenue Kinney 81 years OF age, and native OF
tie try only about No cold b. ootaned 20 ne
who had chsge the horse and carr ~nch run over '
deceased.
Found DRowSED-An inquest was held on Sfur-
upon the body Of unknown man. ond drowned
the foot Of stanton street East RIVER Deceased w ao
sixty q and had on blue frock coal SatH
taDis stripe figured wooen vest Sc Inc oOoy mao o
Ia but snort time Veten Supposed drowning
FATAL AccIDEST.-A man, whose name was not
I'd ked board the steam on hoost
West Saturday consequence Oh comhs
with machinery. At the time Of e
cuence tie b. at returning Barren Island TO the foot Of
ioii hh street East River Ihe dees,'sd w ps ym,n.
have kept to hemselveh Coroner tsnoe was ""'"'
t. hold Al inquest
IAdv.-tiseuent ,
Two LOVES AND A LIFE. -TO-NIGHr they
bring and with stirring eclst Tom Taylor. insn u
crsms, Two Lows L1Fs, ST BAEsUMs MUsEonL ni'