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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
SHOOTING MATCH IN WALL STREET
BETWEEN LAIPYERS.

On Saturday afternoon Frank G. O. Cmstead
lawyer doing business at No. il Wall street, was
arrested aud taken before Justice Connolly az the
Lower Police Court charged with attempting to KILL
VIM. II. Barnes by shooting him with pistol. The
complainant William II. Barnes, is also an attorney,
resdiDg at No. 60 West Ninth street, and hos an
Office at No. 81 Wall street The following are the
facts ss set forth in the affidavit; About 10 o'clock
on Saturday morning AIR. Barnes called at the office Of
his riend, ID. G. Ringand al No. IL Wall street.
After remaining few moments he started out, pre-
ccded by Mr.. Rngland. AZ they were going down
stairs he cav a person whom he was moment after
ward Informed was Frank Umsteadl coming over the
bannster at the right of him. Immediately he heard
the report Of firearms aud felt concussiop OF the ar
and heard whizzing close to his right ear. Umstead
was surrounded by smoke and was in the act Of put
ting a pistol into his pocket Mr.. Barnes ran down
stairs and uptn inquiry Mr. kngland informed him Of
the rame of the accused.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
TJJE HACL OFGAMRLERS III LISPENARD
STREET.

Tia. ps1ties arrested on Friday ngnt b! Sergt Ctois
and squad q. the gambG,s CRIB VI Theodore EjsM
No. 80 Lispenard street, eeyen "A s1mber, ~e.e
Saturday morning srrsignsd beio:. .ae Mayor 10 the
squad room, City Hall. -Four Of :.e p-isouen tzruei
cut TO have been spectators dawn into ;ne place by
curiosity, and they were oecharged witt -cpnman1
TIE worst Of the crowd lad escaped. Wn. Taylor
James Sawyer, David Rodgers, Geo johnson, Ihos
{. Wpey, Samuel Deyerns aud Ind Henry Reed were
known TO be regular gamblers, ard :Aey were each
held i'll g. 900 bail .or tns, except Reed who, 10 con-
sequence Of having recently been State Prison bird,
wss held IN s., ,000
None Of them were ready with bs- and they were
sest 10 tho Tombs and locked up. The ebove tsbsh
ment had long been known as the worst gambling hell
in the city. During Fernando Woods brief perlod OF
reform bis officers attacked il three times and were
each time driven of By tie desperate characters by
which it was frequented. The officers with Sergeant
Croft, were Black, Blackwell, Debcis, Olden Clerke,
Cbolwell Baldwin, and Armstrong. They are teserv-
ing Of much praise for the bodness srd good mansge
meht in breaking up these vile dens. Ofi,er Black
was the only one injured Hs received severe black
eve by blow from chair in the hands OF one OF the
desperadoes. Sergeant Croft who is one of the most
resolue officers in the department had ananov escape
from being stabbed. Il is surprising that there was
rot some blood she'd
The keeper, Edgar, was among those who got away.
lie, however appeared at tne Fifth Precinct S.adon
on Saturday, and offered to give himself up on condi
ton that the other prisoners would be released Not
witbsandng this cool propostitn the officers in charge
of the Station LEI him leave. warrant Has issued by
the Mayor, and Edgar was arrested in Broadway yes
terdsy afternoon by Officer Nesbt o. the Fifth Pre-
cinc At the time Of the descent upon his house, he
managed to elude Tie police and aware that warrant
for his srest had been issued he kept out Of the way
On the way to tie POlce-StatioO Edgar abused tie
policemen, calling him al soIts Of vie names. Upon
being searched at the Station House there found
in bis pockets greasy and weL|thuuped pack Of
cards, gold watch ard various other small articles,
together Wit, S2i so in bank bills. The accused will
be taken before the Mayer this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
HUMAN REMAINS FOUND IN BAGS.

INVESTIGATION BY CORONER BENNETT.
On Saturday morning last q rsgpcker discovered
several each lying the beach at the foot of Tnr-
.eth street, Gowanus, and opening them found the
mutilatsd remains Of q humsn being. He informed
Sergeant McLane, OF the Eighth Ward Police, who
ook possession Of the sacks, ard notified Coroner Ben
nett. The Coroner with Dr. Prince proceeded to e1-
anime the different portions OF the body with the view
a. dovsr whether il had been the subject Of the dis.
s.c,ipy table. or was the body of a murdered man.
The head upper portions of tae body aud intestiues
were contained in bag upon Wh'u 'Ie Iame DT'
Rauey' WAS painted The extrcntes aud lower por-
tiops OF the body contained in TWO oass' wnich
Law eLoul 900 feet from the first The sAuI oo'e EVIL
depos Of trepannng in several places, ana the leg'
looked "A they had been operated upon wlta aView
20 find the iomora artery. Some OF the operations
were Aillfuly made, while others were oungled, as II
done by no, .oe. Amputations and other operations
had been performed by accustomed 70 surgl-
cal operations. The exterior Of the sacks was clean
but wet a. if injected to the action Of the water.
CorvLer Bennett impanneled jury, and proceeded
70 investigate the Dr. Prince testified TO having
msdo an examination Of tho body, or portions OF it,
and thought that there indications of operations
having been performed upon it by some skilfu person.
as the tIepannpg, &C., but on the legs rs if by a
novice. He thought that it might be subject from a
dissectrg room; noticed no wounds which would lead
him 10 suppose that they had been inflicted before
death.
Police-Surecon Bail coroborated DR.. Princes testi.
UOnY. xaa thought that The body might hsvs been IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
DESCENT UPON A GAMBLING HE'LL.
FOURTEEN NOTORIOUS CHARACTERS AR
RESTED-ESCAPE OF TEN OF THEM.

RESIED-ESCAPE VI len OF HEN
At late hour Saturday night Sergeant LefleHs and
his squad OF detectives made descent upon the no
torious gambling hell No. 372 Canal street, kept by
John Miller. This pace has long been known as q
resort for the lowest class Of gamblers thieves burg
lars and other notorious characters. The police en-
tered in body, ard apprehended John Miller the
proprietor; Edward Brown, George johnson, Thomas
McCsy alas Sullivan, John Casen, George Carey,
Mathew Conklin, franklin Delmsr, Charles Coles,
Robert Jones' James Bluff John Murphy John Smith,
and John Shaw alias Miller The place was locked up
and the prisoners conveyed to the Fifth Precinct Police
Station House in Leonard street where they were co.,
sigued to the cells.
The detectives then returned TO the house IN Cana.
street aud upon searching the premises found large
number of eleg.ptlyifn burglars too-s IN good
order, ard apparently arranged for Use quantity Of
gambling apparatus, &c.
few minutes before l2 o'clock the dcormsn at the
House repaired to the dornitory to osl the
men who were to turn out upon the second tor, and
it appears that during bis absence Johnny Miller snc
two others Of the prisoners in the same cell With b.
managed in some manner other TO unscrew the lock
from the cell door and thus release themselves. Hsv
ing got upon the floor between the range OF cells Miller
picked up heavy bar of iron, sharpened at one end
IL
the doors of the cells in which his companions were
the whole number having been placed in four cells
The locks, which, by the way were rs,her poor ones
we've wrenched from their fstenngs and the doors of
iron somewhat broken. This maueuyer being suc.
cess'uy accomplished, the prisoners started in body
up stas and having reached the door opening into the
Office opon ned very cautiously, and thes started a.
tie utmost Of their speed for the street
Deputy Carpenter was sitting at the time IN .he
back-rcOm with Capt. Hutchinas, and several OF toe
zen being attracted by the noise, which they at the
moment thought occurred from a row III the .treet
hss,ered into the Office just in time to csteh Brown
and Casey these two having the luck to be tie lS..
Several o: the men now coming dowr, chase ives gvea
to tie fdgve.. 1T al escaped except Smith scd Saaw
who were over5apled by two Sixth Precrt Officers and
loche up il ae Sna Precinct s'stor- Horse. Nct:s
Of the est ape given TO the detective force who
fsethwth oounssOed. ssd sso siu sassssN u S>srcA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
S..u-tsy. b. orissi from W Wsshint-.'' '"' oNp'N'
rurrer u F.ash-c5 wa sppointed ir his p,>,"

1HE BReoKtYs FIRGIEs.-Tse report OF the As
seHol! Committee upoa petiueas sAd ia relation
10 tie .suies tet~een this city aud Brooklyn contains
tie ~ -ait OF a. investigators into al mstefs besnUg
uoa tie subject. The Committee irst settled ~ their
satisfaction two inportah: preliminary q1eetous: I.
Tis; the Cly Ot New ioVS Possesses the tight to
Establish AID maintain a. feTcs from .nh sttsa Island
10 spy of .he opposite shorcs. ,. Ths the right 10
rre-ros rates OF fare ferTage and TO make genera
r gua;ions for teres, w1 separated and hss always
remained distinct iIon the right 10 establish AID man.
tam ferries snd has been rese1sed cs aud srercse by
tie legislative authorities, both Of the Colony and
S,s,e Of New York. Next, attention was deyotel to
an examination OF the incomes and expenses Of the
several ferries to be affected BY the proposed Law.
Incidentally, mspy Interesting facts were elected.
There are now running between New-iork and Long
lslsLd fourteen steam and Two row. boat ferries of
which the expenses and receipts for sees Of years
are given; also, the amount Of their assets.
A. trio Ftrry.-Totdl capital, sll ,OVOi average
bssnc. of gains for FIVE year. nearly $50 per annum
nuuber,, and other property about sllo VOV. Re-
c,ips for ste year ending MSy, 1885,, sSOtl5-belug
se,U ,U9e ess than the expenditures.
Houston street Ftrry.--Nalue Of the three boats
sl65 Geo. Receipts for thsee years ending May 1885,
S2l7 .362 or 81 average ct sf2,i54 per annun and
expenses, net Including dividends salaries interest, Of
depl sciatiou, sl3l 96S, a, average OF $780,
Line BOATS valued at $303, ,Cn0 The receipts and eI
penses for the three from March 1855, to March,
ISIS, are, onitns dividends, sasimed up as iSllows:
Yesr. Receip, Expense- Ss,ns
l&al6...,.... 300 So y plIE6& ~ SseSs VI
l6;s-7,,..-.... 2n55S9 8 lfo,es5 10 SSoat -
isJT-s.......... is2 S83 GO l15,ow 81 lIIl ~
The Soa.h Tenth street ferry 10 WilamSburgh
.tar,ed last May owns two boats and ether property
valued at f8iO. During the hrst seven months, the
expenses sno anted 10 S exceeding the receipts
s2,952.
The Fnion F-rics.--The organization Of the Union
Fsny COMPANY took place IN the year lS53, by com,
b!s:rg the seven ferries between Ne"-lork and
Bi oklyn existing at that tine Three OF the ferries
the Fulton, South and Hamil.on-run by one com
pany had been earning seven per cent on their cap'
tai and the surplus still increased. The other four
ferries il is said Improbable; but Subsequent
w. BY uniting the fortunes Of the whole the latter
were maintained at the expense of the former Alter
noticing the various changes IN fare, which took
place curing series os year,, the Committee proceed
TO give the receipts and expenses for each ferry Tor
several years. ,,
Fare from Msy November 1856 BY tickets cents and tors
singh pes..xe ? cents. comuutaou 10 year. From
November itS TO May 1857 fare, in a cae', cents No
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

0g 70, bs fuglt.y -. Drsvn. Casey Satt, ass Sssr,
ysAtecIsy taken bcfcr. Jus.c. Ccnuol'y a. =
lower Pohce Cour. Thsthree former vec- di.c1srgsd
Sbss being detsind fer sIsrn,r s;ion.
hcCsy. a,.1s SILVIA Is supposed t' have been ooe
f t., lhieyes eDgAged IN bdsglSicusly eD.erag To-,
Aore o. 0ttvcs Norhrup Taylor Coctlap1t street
soos. tns ago.
Ia justice to ths police ~s would s.y tIst trey sre
II DO els. 20 b,ne FOR tie escape Of the rerrobNs,
a. n ode on the c.. doo,s we're wy poor
A woman who rN toei ID ups anotaes Ct tbs cet'
yi.xs,ed toe .T,Asscror. g.. was sooIt to give a.
sar., rhs. Mile, th.ceiersd 20 ~ ger on ;ts pct
4 % 3 uxis tne signier nc1e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
Sur~sp3ra

BrooxLrs CIrr MoRrA1I1r-The so.al NUMBER o.
death. for the week eLd.ng March 20, was II, OF
which 20 were men. 20 women, 81 boys and 81 gIl''
Male, a. teuaes 50. Tie principal diseases were
con.rmpcn, & which 30 died. puerPeral fever D. H'
inter fever . scarlet fever, s; TYPHOID and typhus
f.ver / each me.ses, .; smsl-pox, 6; stubborn o.
Starvation snd neglect Of mother, !. OF the wnole
pumbtr 81 were under one year Of ase-@ were ma
tive. oe the U,ited State. oi Ergani, ii Ct Ger
many, Is Of Ireland.
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IAdyer.isemeat
CAUTION TO HoTEL-KEEPERs.

CAUTION TO ItOIEL-hEEFLNo' - .,
IreanG that several pertons travelling soo1 the cy
snd country epesen,ng themselves Agents for WOLFE
scHEIDAs ARoNAIIc ScHSAPFS and selling .ae same OJ 1
gsoL zc pipe. ,,...i,.,
e.I leave to caution HOse!Keepen AID the Pabsic sain"
:h.se inpostors t...I..
The senune Is only d II guar. snt pint e .ties
with the propretors b9Le aad GOA, sos 10
,iuiie Of hi signature OF ths ADe.
iutr, 10 fse payneu on the ground VI ni ss the ceet
caaa6. b, soLect-d BY law. UDoLPHo WOLF,
Sols hr-uscr-leI and InpoT.eI No u bea'et''"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

-ho died sst teDy al the csse, ~ Moth a,fts 80
Scvefth stres of ssn,orrsee Of tb sl,r,. D~..~sS
tej bcsn IN tI heefh fof -oms ms and an a.,srkav
evening wss ttkss snerl sec vevi .a1 . l.yCx
-uaIthy Of bleod vsish specify re,ult.i =, 49,
II, W.: aeoct s. ycars 81 tss. A vsdc. il ssssrS-
snco wss reIa-Isd.
Prrrar hssArLr.--About Scl,ck v....SA.~
non Tcr,1ae DoSreIy trtse.J ~ po,rss1
Moth Snth Seventh srvets OLe % his eye. !. sssss
lis fsoe ad Lad sesvrrJ bfrlscd ANt 49,
N (rsih wais st tho et Nor 49,
~ there me< not p~y he sn iss,sr
csd sll cndssvortd 10 ikis se shA pensly By ss<s
iirx 70 u hs hl- c.e a. tie
iae BY srlns him il Le f renesl tshtther $500
an ss to h. .ssSSe IN fSh .t r-.r SSs FssrA sssss
lie es Hei sssEu'y bo;tsy inurd No ae< be- -. ass
FRFsAS's Rror.-On Saturday morning, VT lie -.
sine omrsnles Nos sud were returning osn the hrs
seventh street tAy es4e in collision II tssd STREET oesse:o
Crou forinet By No sttenp<tnS
No serious riot ensu IN the Of ~hh essS4
Pefsous injured by and ohx missiles thrown ~ ~
eonbsapts Ofcer l ofthe Sixth Precinct struck to
hted With sone and bs5ly cut fhs police Nrcslet fshe
heet~y .. Merke William Lewis. members of Se -
C.rte was discharged but The rvsipus prisoners hlr
cxsn4bast.op
CHARGE or PEHJURY.-Elxs Thompsoa residnR
os First AID North T,nlh street, arrested
Saturday by Oc-r Murphy The compliant Patrick Basta
~Lo bass her with perury having the h Of Novs-
sum Of money The complaint against Barrie disralsssA
the Gound o her known had character and siaoc thai time
has denied that The charge che nsde and
Bu csused her arrest isr up The case VII eo exsnis4
to-day.
DseHARcEp.-John McCsrty. srrested % the
cha Of rsp upon little ed Is years troe bs<sgU
Justice Cornwall on ss;urtsy and dshSsea tbs Pcof tg
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fAdvsrsmen'l
SEA nr RI1H AND RlrE SENSATIONS

A~ IT. iuGeed those witness for the his uSle :r 49,
diyps,ed in "THE BsIor THE FvEStNj '4t
rare al AN ercan drama wch hss 50 WIN
"a, admiration the crowds pour daily an nightly into
HAPNy. musEUs The BRIDE viii BE- repeated this 4. TER
SOC. and a.o IRIS EyESIsG. La Performance Is tue s.sy
e n of rerl ctior
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

ARRIVAL OF MrsARD.-Mr. MGssrd, the distr-
guisled director of the " Concerts de Paris, arrived
here in the Arabia Saturday. Mr. Musard will
4,eud the next Two weeks in organizing his orchestra
apd preparing for the promenade concerts and balls
mosgnes at the Academy next month.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
Advertisement.
: tn. CoNpASY have on

TEAs-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
hand yety variety of TEA, for Grocer. sad Ts Dealers sad P
families soashops ooIong and Yoarg Hysco Itn I -
ties equally Also Sb. boxes good FAMILY IL. tH
ca. Snd .IsmiRe IL No. l25 Chss6s between PesF sAa
Ruafe gr.t.sth
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

BURGLARS FRrsIRAIED.-About 12S O'Clock on
So urdsy morning Ofcer Actermin o the Teuth Precinct
spc ok,ng the Of Orchard and De
lancy streets Tho fellows upon his app oah away aud
pursued BY the officer but they succeeded in making their
escape Upon Ocer discovered that the door OF
the No S Delaney street had been forced
wi.ha Jimmy" but property bad been taken
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
la W INTELLIGENCE,
srRRooArE's COURT M.aea s.-Bsts. zov.as Z

NtsT.
TRE BIRDELL ESTATE.
In the matter Of the esss Of Harvey Burdeu decss>eL
This morning, upon the application of Geo. D. 3D.
len behalf OF his wife, Alice creditor Of tho sstsee
Of deceased Surrogate West granted order dectsG
inventory TO be made Of the personal property u ~
late Harvey BurdeI. 1t will be remembered tAso
William Bmdell, brother Of deceased, wa appoistsl
adnpitIator of the estate by Surrogate Bradford.
THE PARISH WILL CASE.
MARCH H.--This WAS the last day for fling appeaa0
fom the decision the Surrogate In this Mrs HsHs ~
brothers Daniel and James Parish The appeal viii b sTp1
before the Geleia Tenn o. the Supreme Court Ia May neat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Among the passengers in the Star Of the West, en-
route for California, is the following party, who
going up into the mountains of Bear Valley, spend
few months the passes and among the large trees OF
Meiipooe. The party il composed Of John c. FIRE.
mont and family consisting Of Mrs Fremont aud four
Children John T. Howard, esq; John r. Howard,
esq, core spondent of The n. y. Erening Post; CoI.
James and lady Of Wisconsin Mr. l. Ade6erg, mst-
alurs st Charles Douglas Fox e-q SOD Of Sir Charles
Fox, the architect of TIE Crystal Palace at Sydsnham
and seyera! prsctca! engineers.
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1 iAiyer-iseInsct.l

Music AT HALF-PRICE UNTIL APRIL Ia
large IL. u An.erC aud Foreign MUsc from PoPu CON-
po,srs q, Ia tTTsce Until April l. =. 49,, p.x
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IAdysra.ement
PHOTOGRAPH Views of the SANDwICHlSLANDs

poh RAT, Of the KING aud QUEys the officials n '''
rare valuable cosction ot pictures .'N ny
sy,r a. list and nc exhibiting HoLAs', 0iLLzAf NO.
x5J bTOeoWsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
ElAdxst.i.emeuLI
JESSE Brown

JESSE Brown at PURDT' > NATIONAL III AIER
I, rr.s, decided hit and il dLg the hOue nightly IT'S
ced for al this and with n TONIGHT the Drama CT
rur FNL oY ALCGERs and The Co,ledets ot JChgo JUN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

SBoPLIFTrso Two men named Joseph Johnson
and entered the dry goods store of Sa H. But
trick in WareB street Saturday morning. and under pre-
tense purchasing goods stole acs 70 the value OF S57
Mr Hsukns hs ssnsn Johnson sectete the properly
AID CEASED the Of 5ob parties Justice Connolly before
whom were taken committed them for examination.
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BROOKL YN IIEWS

DEsocRATio WARD NosIsAIioss.-Ihe following
uc uaiDatcrs 70, Aldermen and Supervisors were .de
at The Democratic Wand Primary meetings on fnday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Issrrsr.--C~Ioaer Snssl, On Friday aisft, had -
iaSuss - ~ bSdY Of . Waa 0suaA jean hssas'5'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
CITY ITEMS

We are informed that MsdA1 La range has recov-
cred from her indsposition and viii positively sing
~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

CuAsan II THE NArr YAnD-Mr. Lsva Berry.
usstsr.psi..ax N .ls EsyT fIl, W. ss@9vsS "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Res C7rn AsD KItIrD.-Rotert Mccaasnd a
ne. a.. H.se Cospso7 No Is, wtae proce.i:sc
~ d.e q Futsy rstt was run over b. the hose.
car At IL. corlet Of Peal sod CHATHAM streets aud
stsl, Injured death s,sSng imuedis,siy after sari,
At. New-Yc-i Hoapits. Corcner Gscble held s,
i,ouest u-en tn. bOe., sli verdict of Accidental
dsslh" uss rendered by the gu-?
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

srus1 Ter covered = tie ss,tcu-Hor,. sher-
-sr Gsnble bed e. inquest. TIE .esIu,sy al
- slow trat re occsf.elc. va, ouroi,
,s~s.0,.i srs ~. JUfy r'atS7ed a ysriic, 70 .ast
effect The driver w. ''efs''fs sec tiissiy DE-
sb,,-ed frou cusoty. TIE d-.sa'st ra' 81 !ea,' OF
.ps .,d E ra,ive of Lorg isati Sos -e';aei a. NJ.
ITO resow str>st. Ii0boken, Nov-Jrsey Ms.
Noirev wa lsd7 cf the hgteA re2se,iataity. Ar
oe- s,5 esrh III 90 mour1ed oy large eirce u
81 f.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

CosNuTAIIos OF 0CoSsELL's PrSIsHHEST-
Gtv King has conmuted the punishment Of Mssrce
O'Co1neu under sentence OF death tor the murder
Of Teresa Spi,zein to Imprisonment tcr life. OCer'
ne w.s the youDge-t and least guilty sf the parties
implicated. TIE comnu.stior was asked for By the
twelve Jurors who rendered toe verdict Of guilty
OCorpsus associates convicted Of manslau6hteI
aud ea.enced TO the State Prison for term OF years
Such would Lave been the result il hs case, bu; that
unfortunately tcr him ais fiends prevailed upon hif
counsel TO withdraw the plea Of msnslaus -tef, hoping
70 escape convection cor murder.
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couEr CALEnDAR-Tsis pAy

u,-sn SfarEs DIsrRicI CouRr.-HoG 81. -.
Asr,S,.x xCoUkf-CnourY.-Eos-2 2S83. lsS9: -
II sie ss 49, g2 81. 80. sS s61 81 ~. So d. ~
sS,nI., CousY--SexcsAL TsaA.-Ssne Ca'seAAf
ScrsS:ss C9sRs. .-slM IN ~ ~ ~ *Ns
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FATAL AccIpEST.-Ihos. Jackson colored, died on
Saturday NewYork Hospital from injuries Ieeeyed the
boa7a The loop Sailors Fancy Of which be vas
mssier APPEAR. that his foo. In coil %; II sn
being psid and his leg broksa before he could be ex
aed He died from exhaustion aud oss Of blood Coroer
Gsmb held inquest the body sad the Jury rendered
verdict VI " scc!ien,a death
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEsslONS-Msrch 2o,-Bstsrs yasfks
BKowsELL and CossoLLr


The COurtToo this morning wac very crowde9e
Nurnl the Calendar PrisoD, a. su'peads4
Pa,rick Lynch, Hugh Toole, Joseph Saif and Jss.
Powell were charged with stealing quantity Of esd FsN
Joseph Fielder pleaded guilty to stealing 9 ro'i -
.sTy on Ifomo. NJ KIbben. PsnssntIsiy two months
John Doyle was convicted u an assault and battery
Michael McLsughIin. Peritentary two mouths
Margaret uenDessy was convicted OF an dseeut ~
battery On Ellen Farley Fined s5.
james Ryan pleaded guilty to stealing quantity q
sheets sud c!oth'us Peuiteniisry three months 20.
Andrew Mace, james Mace, and Bartholomew kee~
tse we, convlc,ed stealing bank bills tom the Nasss Bsa
aid cent the House Of Refuge.
John Gallagher pleaded guilty 70 On esisuh ana ~
John Verify and William Dayton were conUoted q
assault aud battery Augustus Burns Peoi4atsT -
Michael Foley was convicted Of an assault and be-
tcIy John ksa,ias Judgment s1spented
Michael White was charged with stealing eoese
Michael Collins was convicted Of an assault end bek-
tery on his wife. PeDtsntisry four mostsa
Thous. Williams. PeniteStsry ons mouth.
Thomas Hesly was convicted Of an ASSAULT md ~.
,ery on Elizs Hesiy. JudEment swpcndsd
Thomas AIpes was convicted Of an asssus esd ~
tery on bis wife Judgment susp'ndsf a,
John Bradley was charged with stealing qaanSso
Il wearips apparel Guilty Ps1i<n,iHy SIX months
Adcla beatty was convicted Of an assault and bee-
ihomss Gale pleaded guilty to en- assault and ~
Patrick Mslorey wss charged with a~aultisg ~
beating his WIFE Guilty; Penteptsry -four mouths
Margaret Sullivan, charged with stealing Q shAWU
and bank oo,e convicted Peuitentsy fsa. s'os:As
JoLp Bailey was convicted of su assaut ssd batesB
on Joserh T. Wilkins. Judgment .nsPendeaI
Bssr w.. convicted and .eo . As City Pdssa r ~.
Joseph S. Peacock pleaded guilty 10 ss ssssnt 80
Jait. ~ on Charlie. II B~sse. Fined go.
~, enaSces y an s...a. .oa 5.@Ty o. rstss 0RSaT.
Judgment s9flendet To'l convet"ns' oL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

FA1AL Rrs-oyER CAsrALrY Abort 81 O'Clock on
Ss,l: iay afternoon, Ms. sassn Morrow, an elderly
laiy, while crossing Hudson street cctner ei WeA
Tent. street, was run sgsirst by Psv Of horses a.
.eoaed 70 heavily loaded lag~r beer wager, knocked
down and run over The injuries inflicted wee OF suen
e nsi.re Mat death eriued almost iLs.aniy. Toe
vsgsr belonged TO R.semmeli & Co., sf Nc. l1l hs'
Thit! eighth street, ard was driven by hssper
Bsgeru eis'ei. who wss ar-eyted ty Ofioer Need u
tbs Ni1t- Ward Police, @nd detained TO await tae
ocn Of tba CorpaH, 20 rcnasns & the GaiofpaAte
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

The nativity table gives 349 natives of the United
States, Ga Of Ireland, 81 Of Germany. of England
ot Scotland Of France, and each Of Italy, Wses,
and tao West Indies, aid pnknowo.