New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

b. Messrs. Waterman, Jones, H. l.. Field aHd olaers,
and the f,stiyites we're kept up to a late hoGr.
JrsucT QrAcEFSBrsE AND IRE AMERICAS Is
| DUsTRIaL AssocI.TIoX-ASoIHrI LIBEL Still
justice Qusckeubusb preferred complaint for hbei,
Yesterday at tie City Hall Police Court, against D..
r.. Thcnason, the; Corresponding Secretary of the
American Industrial Association, upon which war
rant was Issued and 1bomason arrested. The libel
is said 10 consist in the assertions put forth in card
printed IN TIE Ssn and THF TRIBUNE. some days ago
making ne decision in the case Of Margaret Bonne.
against the Industrial Assccatiou IN suit for wages
appear partis, and ridiculous and the Justice any
thing but gerheman. Thonason was held TO bal
in the sum Of $40 to answer at the General Sessions
DEATH OF THE 0IDTsr L,wrrR II DCroHEss
CoUSrY.-On Tuesday, E,azer NJ. Ssif, esq., OF
Dover, Duchess County, while on bis way 10 Pough-
keepsie, alone in one-horse wagon, or the back
read, near the residence Of Mr.. Marcy, was found
uesrly dead He was taken into Mr.. Msrrys house,
where every attention was paid but he remainetin-
sensible, and expired the same evening. His desth
was attributed to apoplpxy. Mr.. Swift was the Oldest
lswyer in practice in DutChess County, aged 60 years,
and brother to Henry Swift, esq Of Pcughkeepsie.
He was a nan Of ability, thoroughly devoted to his
PiocSaiOt, nS wen a anu HA1No'Soa 9N"".
ALLEGED RAFE--On complaint Of Barbara JaSer,
residing in Broome street, near Mulberry, man
named Samuel Sqrires was arrested several days ago
and brought before the City Hall Police Court,
charged with criminal assault upon the person Of
her daughter Margaret child of only eight years of
sge. In defense it is alleged that the act was CON-
mitted with the consent of both the child and the
mother. Police Surgeon, who was summoned to
examine the child, testified that she suffering
from lcathsome disease. The case sent TO the
General Sessions.
FALLING BuILDISG -LABogERs IS-
JUREp.-On Wednesday afternoon party of laborers
engaged in tearing down a building known rs the
Match Factory" in Fifty-fourth street between
Broadway and Eighth avenue, met with an accident
which came near costing them their lives. While un
deminng the foundation, the walls suddenly fell in
burying beneath the ruins Beroard Honsell, Jacob
Herthing ard John Cannon Capt Coulter of the
Twetty. second Ward Police the spot
with platoon of mep and rendered efficient aid in
extricatrg the poor men from under the rubbish.
Her,lpg and Honsell were severely injured, but Gan
Ion escaped unframed. Dr. Ives was sent for, aud
arriving at the spot rendered all possible aid to the
sufferers who were subsequently conveyed to their
IOSptClNo IesiueHSSs'
SCDDEs DEArH.-Louis A. Mile, native Of France
a. years died suddenly OnW ednesdsy n a. No GO Aut
berry the disease o the luug hastened by iutel-
peiec The ahe Of deceased resides Sen Island and Is
wealthy habits Of deceased however rendered him ont
lis family Coroner Gamble heid inquest upoo the
body.
STABBING OS SHIPBOARD.-O0 Thursday morning,
an English sailor ed John Clark while ntoxcs'ed went on
bo ard the Neptune and drawsg knife SAID he waited the
blood be then rushed 20 the bunk OF Pet~ Bur
and him several times in the face inctnZ deep
gsshps He possible By the HaIbor Police
aud ck up the TDtnhs fr rs Burrows attended by
taken HoDse Of Detention, No 81
Wife street here be will b, kept until the trial.
Mn SHIrIISG IN THE SroyE RUsIsRss.-A stove
dealer No. in9 Beekman street narnsd Ab
dth ITefTed charge Of fale petnses egu', George sh
Lg formerly dealer At No. so Hndsou srret upon
latter arrested yesterday Mt AbeEdrOh aesrs
thai Shilling obtained about $3.50 worth OF stoves from mn BY
retrsenrg that b. had certain Il prpery which ne
cid really possess being in debt TO relative at the time 70
who be since InAde as.iyuneI Shilling was placed Gnder
$3.50 bonds the charge Of false preenses on Monday
peXt.