New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17


saw young Wesley seize the cord attached to the kite,
and walk backward with it in his hand toward where
the horses were coming up aud TO avoid accident the
driver cried ont TO him to look where he was going;
but the boys mind was so much absorbed with his
sport that he paid attention whatever to the warning
given and before the driver could bring up his team
the youth backed between the horses and the omni.
bus the latter of which knocked him down, and
of the wheels passed over his abdomen, infietng inu
,ies which resulted in death. The testimony taken
before the Coroner went TO show that Watson was a
temperate man and careful driver, and that he used
every possible exeIton to prevent the fatal occurrence
The jury rendered verdict of death by injuries re-
ceived by being over by public stage corner of
Thirty.seventh street and Seventh avenue on Satur
"day, the 18th inst. The JnSy attach no bameto the
"drver of the stage" The deceased had been warned
repeatedly to keep away from the stables, as it was
DANCE 'ous place for him 10 be.
AWoM,N KILLED By BEING RrN OyER-CaRELEsS
DKIvtNG.-An inquest was held at the Seventeenth
Ward StatiOn1Iouse yesterday, by Coroner Connery,
on the body of Ellen Henderson. an Irish woman, who
was killed BY injuries received by being over by
pair of horses attached TO lager beer wagon, driven
bv Charles Sauter German brewer. Mrs. Hender-
son was attempting TO cross First avenue near Thr-
teenh street when Sauter came down the avenue at
rapid rate and ran over the deceased, the wheels of
the vehicle passing over and crushing her in terrible
manner and death ensued soon aterward. As soon as
the occurrence took place, the driver instead OF stop
ping his team, made strenuous efforts to escape; but
Sergeant McKilvay Of the Seventeenth Precinct ar
rested him before he could escape. post-mortem
examination showed that blood-yessel in The brain
bad been iuptured, the liver and right kidney were
acerated very severely five ribs fractured, the
right lung fractured; besides which the unfortunate
woman received other injuries. From the testimony
adduced, the Jury rendered verdict as follows:
''It is the opinion of the Jury that the deceased
womaD Ellen Henderson, came to her death from In
juries received by being run over by lager beer
wagon, driven by Charles Sauter. The Jury CEN
sure the man for his conduct
Sauter was held TO await the action Of the Grand
Jmy The deceased resided at No. 2O5 East Thir-
teenth street. She was native of ireland. The hus-
band and two children live at the above place
ForSD DYISs-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
yesterday at the Fifteenth Ward Stationliouse, upon
tbe body Of an unknown man about 40 years Of age,
supposed to have been German by birth, who was
found in a dying condition on Monday night ia the
Bowery, Fifth street, and whose death occurred
shortly after at the Statiou-House. A pos -motcm
animation held the body by DIR. Iianlon, and
death was discovered to have been caused by apo.
plexy, FASTENED by fall which deceased had received,
and verdict to that effect was rendered BY the Jury.
Deceased was bald-headed, and bad on brown coat,
striped vest light brown pants, glazed esp, &C. The
body was taken to the Dead-Iouse at Bellevue Hos
pta for Identification where will remain during the
day.
Boy BITTEN SAVAGE DoG.-Yesterday afternoon
Officer Brady arrested al Irshman named Irving Bell
who had in bis possession vicious dog. 1t seems that
Bell was passing through Thty-eghth street with his
dog, when the animal suddenly sprang among num-
Der of boys who playing in the street. biting
Of the party, a colored boy named Paul Charlton,
through the calf of the leg, inficng serious wound
The boy yelled with the pain and attracted the atten
ton Of Officer Brady, who took the dogs owner into
custody. The officer had great difficulty n conveying
Bell to the Police Court and wss obliged to obtain the
assistance CT another officer to himself from being
bitten by the furious animal. The accused was ar
raigned before Justice Kelly who he'd held him to
keep tie peace in the sum OF 5000 in default Of which
he wss ,ockedup.
Magstrate-Where do you live
Deg Man-In Thirty-eighth street.
yagstrate-I snail hold you in the sum Of 5000 can
you find bail
Dog Man-No, your Worship l cant get anybody
where i've to 90 my bail | aiut good enough
Maeitrate-Then will have to lock you up, and
shall order that dog to be killed.
Dog Mar IF the dog il killed, Id Ike TO be Killed
too; your Worship can kill the dog.
Msgstrate-The dog s dangerous, and must Oe pun
OFT Of the way.
The prisoner was conducted TO- the prison but It was
evidently with 81 overAowing heart that be relin-
ouished possession Of his dog. The animal WAS tied
up in the prison.yard and shot By the Keeper. The
officer who arrested Bd said he was very insolent
and threatened to shoot any one who shot his dog
The boy who was bitten was taken 10 the Hosplta,
where proper medicines were applied to the "ouhd'
CoRREcrIos-Tle report OF the Coroner Inquest
upon the body Of John +. Burns stated tnat ne va
born IN Ireland ard % pears odi tnis Is ihcortec NC
was native Of this city, was 80 year. o'o' aha "@
Mexican volunteer.
(Ady-r.isemenf. -
pIRDy'S N,TION NJ THEATER.-I ne ne" urama
Of ALNo Iak scogssS % rn e 20 BE- Jspc.afed at h. "a
yorite sid prosr place Of aus.e % d,n, ed r.
s,mance, f2aGqSSs lin T BsioP ,1f Mr. Allen M O. l.
- Mr.. II r. Niehls Mis- tathawsy tne celeoated sxo
Family seven in uumOeit 'oSehet "'H '' ''' u no
confaEy.
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