New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12

MIR. Samuel Sneeden of Greenpont has commenced
building firrt-cass iron steamboat for the NewYork
and Flushing route She will be leo feet long, q feet
wide and 10 feet deep, and provided with four water
tight compartments Her engines will be furnished by
the Morgan Works and be sc inches cylinder and 10
feet stroke She viii be finished by the 18th of April
BnrTAt ATTEMPT OF HUSBAND To MURDER HIS
WUE-Nearly a month ago man named William
Ingham Of Kingston left that village under the pre-
tense of visiting his relations in Red Bank n. j. TAX
ing his wife along with HIM. In few days after he
returned and stated that his wife had been taken sud-
denly ILL., and died. He appeared to be titled with
grief and, collecting what money was due him IN the
village he left and from that time to this nothing has
been heard Of him. Not long after his departure, a
letter was received by the authorities of Kingston
from the Police Justice OF Red Bank, which stated
that he had attempted 10 murder his wife IN order TO
save the expense Of her support Mrs. lngham ar
rived in Kingston on Tuesday, and complained that
her husband attempted 10 murder her IA they were
crossing over a bridge on the way TO Red Bank. lie
pushed her from the edge of the bridge when she fell
distance of forty feet into the water, and supPoslng
OF course that she would be drowned, made OF. Inc
poor creature, however, managed to crawl to the
shore and arriving at Red Bank, stated the above ac
count, when che was sent 10 Kingston.
Assault os FEMALEs.-As Mrs. Bridget Keenan,
daughter Ellen returning to their home 30 Worth
street shout oe0Sa ye;,erds morning when hs eonf
alleged by Francis Callahan The complaint that CALLAHAN
eited Een and attempted TO rsyish her The mother inter
rTrd OF her daughter when Callahan dealt her blow
m the sce which feed her the ground Ocer Boyle OF the
FNh Precinct fastened the spot when Callahan fed dode
iua into old buildings in the street but ho;y pur
sued by the Office. who hnay succeeded in capturing him
The police Callahan who s but % of has
srvad nine Prison. Some friends Callahan
II called Mrs Keenan, after the and Threatened
her lie she persisted In the prosecution Justice Osborn
committed Callahan Mrs keenan, had been .itins
up sick sister which accounts for Der being out q; that
hour ofthe night
BRoHE INTO STABLE.-Miehael McCue was ar
rested in Brooklyn Tuesday night with pair Of valuable
blankets valued At his possession, which he
,usperted Of having stolen The blank subsequently
denhed BY Davis Jacks livery stable keepers Ne 81 s'
who state that the Office attached TO thi
s.be CAUTIOUSLY entered and robbed Tuesday might
ard chsrye AcCae With being the burglar Net De
bought the blankets Of man In Fourteenth street Ja
ne. Kelly Lcsted the accused up to answex.
FAraI F.LI.-John j. Frank yesterday fen from
The roof building presses Of erection the corner
yeeord street and Broadway and ssvcrel
;, 70 desih in few hours The Coroner was noned
pioKPocEgr CAucHr.-0ficer Hambln OF the lhiru
Precinct yesterday arrested boy aged years named Artho1y
Stephenson charged with having picked the goeLei q
sybeld Of pocketbook eontsinns SS On eeiS semeh1a
the euirs found In The prsopsrs posson saa *
| locked W By Justice Osborn 70 sas-st'