New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

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SON tel dOwa upon ais fire When tae prisoner
derived ihs. Otg ago. wotss that eject Prs1nef heu
went into bis .,or sscs.sd va eoss;y'i By h' friends
Jcseph j. Hull, resident surgson Of the Hew-York
Hospital testified to IN. fact that deoeased wn admitted :. the
suHenE very much from voatrs he SON rallied sonesh
bot the following seiIOel His IN, eos.as noe =,
Wednesday morrg Of The wo4nds vas u the 40
somsn q the deceased sh.oas when hnsst q % pe.,
al The abdomen he other less serious from the
.es .e,,s e., The post .oI Ss.b ga. esa BY p
til result II the abdominal wcund above descn,e1
The above testimony wss corroborsted by the evil
dence Of several other witnesses and the Jury Alter
a little deberstion, returned verdict that de-
cessed came TO lis wounding at the hands OF Jonn
Krmsns On the 10Th Of October 1859, With some In
.trumert TO the jury unknown" Upon the rendition
of the verdict, Cororer Jsckmsn fully committed the
prisoner TO answer.
The deceased WAS G married man. and leaves vile
and four children. Kunans lie al Lisnman, about "a
years of age slightly built aud is represented as
mild ipofIe nsive He was never known to nave
sny diff Guilty with any ether person than the deceased
between them there has been soms Misunderstanding
for several wesks and the Witnesses think that de-
eased called them into Krmans store for purpose
Of effectipg reconciliation. krmans, about Two
years ago married widow who was keeping the
sane store and is the father Of one child, his wife
having one by her first hubbard. He says that he
stabbed Gecease in bis defense; tina. he thought
those who were with deceased intended to pjare him,
AID that he lad no idea Of killing the man.
MINOR CITY CRY ITEss.-Theie are in New-York
81 public cartmen licensed to do Do ,ing business
and it is required that all Of them should present them
selves at the City Hall during the present month and
be remembered and have their licenses renunbere1
otherwise they will be obliged to take out new licenses
at greater expense. In addition to this number OF
cats there are full as many moro doing Jobbiog
business but bearing the name Of some merchant or
grocer The reason for this is that three cart licenses
is TIE extent that cen be granted to one man. and If he
wants more he must use come other name. Among
the regularly licensed carmen are the names
of some of the first merchants, who keep
their own carts. A. 7. Stewart was formerly
if he is not now, licensed cartmsn....
DR.. Boynton gives his last lecture on Geology this
evening at the Cooper Institute-Man, and the Pre-
sent Race of Animals, being the subject. John
b. Fry, formerly the private secretary OF Henry
Clay, and late private secretary TO GeneraLSaperin-
tendent Pilsbury has been appointed to similar
Office under President Stilnan of the Board of Police
Commission ers. The Metropolitan Record is urging
the necessity of founding great Catholic Library 10
New-York q. AT o'clock this morning the Frs.
Third Ninth, and Fifty.ffth Regiments parade for
inspection in Hamilton square. The merchants OF
this city are getting alarmed at the encroachments
made and maxim upon our hsrbor, and their represen
tative body. the Chamber Of Commerce, will meet on
Thursday Of next week specially to consider what steps
should be taken to prevent such abuses in fature
Prof Buches report will, it is said, reveal state OF
things which eOpardizes the continuance OF this mar
Dor as a frst-class seaport. Several heaviiy-losded
vessel, have actually grounded off Castle Garden, in
water which was formerly considered deep enough to
float the largest ships in the world An old English
clock sold month ago by an auctioneer 10 + alton
street Bro byn among tie effects OF deceased gen
tlemsn named Bentham, was bought by second hand
dealer in MYRTLE avenue for 50 cents He cleaned
and furnished the antique carved case, and sold 1t
readily for $40 to al old gentleman residing in Fulton
avenue The latter, Q day or two since removed
cracked mirror behind the pendulum when, to his
astonshmept, lie found roll Of Enghth Bank notes,
amounting to $4,000, which i. was supposed MIR.
Bentham, who was a very singular person, piacsd
there. Old furniture hereafter will, no doubt, De
pretty thoroughly repaired The pano-forte makers
Of this CITY are moving in aid Of the striking London
builders. The workmen of nearly every mechanical
profession in York have done something to help
the strikers maintain their position We have heaid
of no sucb movement in Boston or Philadelphia.
In TO and including the 10th inst 1900 persons had
deposted S62 $50 in the Brooklyn Dimes Savings
Rank suce it was opened in June last. Five human
skeletons were found in excavatng the earth at the
new reservoir on Prospect Hill yesterday. Nothing
so far is known as to- how they came there 10
night the Republican Ward Associations NEE in their
several Wards to eey delegates to the County, Sem
atorial, Assembly, and Ward Conventions.
AHERoINE-BREEDISaS STABLES CoSsuMED.-We
regret TO learn that Of most breeders
Of blood stock at the Moth, j. b. Monnot, ESQ.,, o
Westchester County, New-lork, has met with mos
serious loss the burning of his whole range OF stables
II appears that on the morning of Tuesday the 4th
inst, Ar MOnnot left home with the intention Of golna
TO ALBANY 10 attend the State Fair leaving his place
in charge of his wife. Shortly after noon, while the
men we're yet at dinner, Mrs. Monnot discovered
dense smoke issuing from the stables; she was
alone with her woDer-nOt man within call
he blood horses, worth Yearly 100000, were LII
imminent danger. For moment she was paralyz ed
but soon recovered her presence of mind 10 perform
what she considered religious duty-to save her has
bands property, even at the risk OF her own ne;
starr her women in various directions In search oil
assstapce and alone rushed into the stables from the
sides of which the flames by this time bursting
in every direction. Logan the pride and pet OF he
husband was TO be saved to unchain and lead him e
the door of his box was bat the work Of an instant
but, terrified at the flames which met his sight, he
rushed back TO his stall and resisted every attempt &c