New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-17


The meantime the boat struck old eunken lock off
the Pavilion, but fortunately gently that no dam.ge
was done. She then drifted further or, and finally
brought up against the unfinished dock between New
Brighton ard Quarantine. Some passing boats at
length came to her assistance and che TO we'd to
the Quarantine wharf, and her passengers sent to the
city by ore Of the ferry boats from that side. The
alarm Of the passengers before the helpless vessel
was reecued was we are told, extreme, and not with
out reason for had there been much wind, boat 60
Old as the Syph might have been easily stove the
eunken dock a. the dhtance from the shore is con-
siderable, the result might have been disastrous.
THr SrArys ISLAND MURDRR.-On Thursday
evening the inquest upon the body of Francis Du
Cbsrme Wa resumed before Coroner Wander oilt,
sisted as before by SIR. Vevmiyee. Justice Garrett
WA also present.
beard the cry Of "Murde twice repeated that go: up
the window bed She further psed she
Ellen Lincoln .s..is.a th, on The night Of tie a of Angus
abe wahed New svenue Is far as the H,wY House
loud tAns qusrns but she could not tell who they
w.r. h.s Se Tsns h,a,S '0"e one Se come oS yoI
go home Witness then head the cry Of uurder"
three me the sound from the sidewalk thought she
Tom Gsfney be, could not IT. thought there
eight rre talking but did not recognize Of her
Edvsd Mcpdus parted with Du Chare the gate of the
Ss f ns & Dam ss Ts Ss Rs
down the about 10 O'clock when they s;w two men
s. . CT odS not
'i Is b ss died p that DSd s had
h M and that he was afraid 70 travel It nso: unes be We.
Jsrsey ana would be for weeks.
Ann Hush tetied night question she
when she heard the murder three tmes
1t sounded her from between Keeey's and the
harm WAS In
heard Do Charne say ve. tt9s Tns,' tue the Ss .,
other voices but the Of murder which she recognized
This concluded the evidence, when The Jury, at
III o'clock retired and after absence Of hour
appeared, with the following verdict:
THAT the said Francis Du Charme bis death By vo
Ispce the hands Of persons unknown
to the Jury"
FALSE PRr1EssEs.-Oficer Gilgan of the Sixth
Prec Ct yesterday arrested William Y. Newland ana Timothy
r. Burger charged with false pretenses John Fye OF No -
Wooster street alleges that the defendants proposed 70 sell 70 mn
certain lands Of Liberty Wooster County which
they belonging TO Ne~nd aud that to accom-
S Sd % ssS To- have 'stt a a
while intoxicated they procured his signature 70 certain
that New.Sd of the land he Offered for sale
fyfe also seses t5 at the same time snd wne ne wa an IN
SSsoi o. the Peoples city $500 which they
Newand represented being lawyer and Burger farmer
sullivan County The accused held TO await an exam
lnaiOn.
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-About 10 o'clock on
.ersed y the engineer Of train Hudson River Railroad
whistle Immediately blown, but he paid eu;ion 70 it.
The brakes thea applied but too late 70 prevent bis being
sns Conveyed to The NewYort Hosp. fol-
1s % SSea ssesas Sa I sSaz nfa a.
stoDe pupil of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, who, the time
%.ns Spon the railroad ta.e had violated rule
tuition verde; OF Accidental death rendered By the
Jury
CouSrERFErrISe.-A young man Of gen.eel sp-
pearance who gave bis George w. Hoffman,
rested yesterday by Sergeant Lsferts charged with attempting
70 counterfeit money Hoffman went 70 the exchsose Os
bin Of the Butoheis and Dove Bank and desired M Pey,2n
Peyon pho.ographe felt and mme-
ss the ycaas ms G. 4.
Guaer where be searched and five counterfeit bills OF de-
S S xe GT Of f. c 'Vse upon poorly x
cued. Hoffman was de-sned for examination
JANIS EsRIGHT CoaaITrED.-Tne Peruvian MINER
MOneverd who reported in Yesterday TsEvst
- sb AID .wnSs persons ipquirirs G the de IN
Duane at. City Hall Police Court Yesterday TO appear
tilted as the person implicated During the hs'Dg Of the
before the nsei'traie tanIs oose,oay ana aso
Ing the complainant for peng IN which he was s % m
(which he did succeed in doing.
FAIAL FALL INTO CELLAR.-Two men, named
Fsek Clancy Patrick swteny while returning Dome inoS
icaed q o'clock Friday morning fell into cellar a. ne
sha oira were found lying sweeny being dead The
body was tslen 10 the Fifteenth Ward station House, aud
kidney was discovered The Juy rendered vdii OF
sDeah internal kemorhse, caused by an accidental fall
A PUGuIsTIC FINASCIER.-Homer |. Wells yester-
afternoon met debtor G h who s -GToasT Of No.
him The polite broker told his cditoF
which ended before the City Hal Police Court
where the was hnancer his pane James T. FORD
H real subsequently learned TO be John r. Oonney
TIE beliserents fined 81 each
FATAL FALL.-Coroner Scbirner held al inquest on
Friday at No loi Pitt a., uPoo the body OF Hieonym Kue
German years who accidentally fell down Asnt OF
stairs "Wednesday night died from conclusion OF the
brain al O'Clock the following morning TIE jury rendered
verdict Of " accidental death"
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales Vwere made
yesterday John McClaye sod four lots the cas-. side OF
Seventh avenue commencing al north corner OF Onehunded
andtweny seventh 80 feet IL inches the
and per also, four lots NJ s.
OF One Hundred street, ITO feet OF Sixth
Avenue, for e625 per o,
STEALING SIIK.-Henry b. Townsend, an old man,
having desk and doing ANAL commission at No IL John
street brought before AID Brady yesterday charged with
having carried of sewing silks TO the value Of ~ belonging
roods save explanation. portion OF the property
recovered he was committed
CaMrHENE ACcIDENT.-C stharne S,rInger, q Ger
lighted snp THURSDAY evening accidentally fluid
ard severely burned Officer AlbO the lh precinct,
nef ser aus rushed o her assistance aHa saceeoed Ia
IeuAhns the flames by wrapping bake; around her Sac
Was very badly burned.
DIsAPPEARED-Jules Miner Frenchman formerly
test DAY be eh his home ard 70 this city since which he
dealt vita lie had about $500 in his Posse.son
FELL FROM A RooF.-Msry Mitchell fen from the