New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

tsE is1A-a.it VIA q ~ Abslf "a IA,
baod, came repidly up Baxter street towAd
the ofhcer Tie latter made an attempt to
aires. the fugitive, who struck him i, the side with
the knife, bot the steel coming in contact with some
hard substance 10 his overcost pocket Va. bent a.
most double, fortunately without doing any s7ri-
damsge. Sherlock then grapp!ed with the de-
peraoo, but received blow from his autsg,-
mist which eyesd him with toe Sidewalk. In
n moment he was up.u his feet again. md
pursued the Villain through Worth street into Baxter,
when he took refuge in tbs entry way Of No. le.
Finding that an insecure place of refuge, he again
took to LIS heels, and WAS soon in Chatham street.
At thi. time Officer Donogby joined sherlock and the
two fosowirg in oose pursuit Of their man pelted bi
severely with brickbsts, which they gathered from
pile Of rubbish. The Italian 10 this manner
PEELED to stop and defend himself and fnay vas esp
tured in Pearl street, nesr City Hall place, after
sstlrg most desperately. The prisoner gave
hi Carlo NiLe'.a, and taken to the Sts
ton-Hsuse and locked Up. 1t was then ascertanei
that NiLetta had made deadly onslaught upon
William Brenn Of No. IL Baxter street. and cut him
IN TIE most dangerous manner in the Jeff above
tie elbow, sevsriDg several arteries, from which tue
blood flowed freely that he became almost ex,sn-
guinated The wounded man was promptly removed
10 the Hospital and properly attended. Brenn Gays
that the assault was wholly unprovoked. Nine.ts il
q workman in chccolate-factory in Broadway. He
committed for tris by Ala. Smith, at the Tombs.
Officer Sherlock, at later hour, arrested another
Italian, named Carlo Dona.o, on suspicion OF being
implicated in the stabbng whom Nr. Brern Identifies
whom he with Ninetts in Baxter
street. In possession Of Donate was found single
baneled pistol loaced to the Inuzzlc. He was sso
held for EXAMINATION.
Soon after the cry Of murder heard, Officers
Golden and Hubert found unknown man, who
ia opposed to be rsgpicker, lying dead at the
head OF fight Of stairs leading from the street, in
the house No II Baxter street, rear the spot where
the stabbing afflsy occurred. The body was quiie
cold when found and life had been extinct for at least
two bours. Upon bis head were several wounds ap-
ptrently inflicted with club. caused by kicks Tne
body was removed to the Sixth Precinct station. Il
was at fist supposed that the Italian Niuetts had
murdered him; bnt further investigation showed
that there was no evidense TO warrant any such be-
lief. From facts which have since co ma 10 light Il is
thought thst he ont at early hour gathering
rses ard vas waptOnly assaied by come young men,
Of whom the police in quest, and severely
injured that he crawed or was dragged iCto the
house to die. When found his pockets were turned
inside out.
The deceased was about - or 90 year, Of age, Of
medium size, and poorly dressed in darkbrown clothes
and old boots.
Coroner Schrmer will hold a. inquest this morning
| at O'Clock.
Dr. BOuton has made post mortem examination OF
the body. On opening the abdomen it was found to
be nearly filed with blood, and there an exten.
siye rupture of the spleen, and fracture of tbs
eighth and ninth ribs of the left side. These injuries
were the cause of death.
| OUTRAGE At NiBLo's THEirLB.-Dn Friday even
ing, Mr. Alexander Robertson, of the firm of Robert
son. Sedert & Shearman, No. 90 Fulton street,
tered Nibos Theater and proceeded TO take seat in
the parquet The curtain hal not yei risen, and while
| reading the programme, several Yves. Point cadets
entered the place, some OF them drunk, AID one Of
them, Frank Reynolds, came where Robertson was
seated and told him to move {" that he had paid bis
fifty cents ard he going to rave his seat. Wish
! ing 10 avoid a disturbance Mr.. Robertson gave up
! his seat and, moving further on, again sat down.
/ Reynolds again said he had not room enough, aud
! again Mr. Robertson moved. This not satisfying the
| BLACKBOARD, be arose and struck Mr.. Robertson vio-
lently but Immediately arrested by the usher and
Others friend Of the cadet who attempted to inter.
fere with the officer in the discharge Of his duty was
/ also arrested. They were taken to the Fourteenth
| Ward Station. House aud locked up Mr. Robertson
made formal complaint TO Captain Williamson, and
| then returned to witness the performance at the
| theater. At the conclusion of the performance, he
| learned that both mad been discharged. lie inme-
| diately went 20 Capt Williamson and asked him by
whose authority the parties had been released from
custody. Capt. williamson at first refused to tell,
stating that it was Of his business but Mr.. Rob
ertson insisted upon knowing, and he fnsy said tina.
Alderman Tuomey had discharged them, taking bail
for their appearance al Court. At 10 minutes past
O'Clock on Saturday morning, Mr.. Robertson appeared
at tie Essex Market Police Court, ami found that
both parties had already been there and had at once
! been discharged by Justice brennan l. wa, with
the greatest difficulty that he could induce tie nags-
trae TO take lis complaint which was foally done,
and the warrant issued Tor their arrest The outrage
was witnessed by large number Of citizens and
Others several Of whom volunteered to appear q, wit
nesscs when she case 81 ould come before tae Court.
Later, however the case took different turn. The
complainant came bef re the magistrate and begged
TO withdraw the complaint, paying costs at the time,
aud sa,iu lie believed he was mistaken in the young
man. Tire reasons for thi: sudden change of opinion
did not trGnspire.
FATAL FAr1s-Coroner Keefc held an iu1uest on
ldsy st tie New GoFk HsP-aigron me b"y o. Wl,n
knapP ar Of ,n' , s ~ VS. o. y.. W. ye. :. r.
City received the 18Th Inst The jury rendered verdict Of
,he .ame Coroner held On Inquest he Hospital upon tn.
booy Of Abraham ceive n.ve Of tn, ciy oiysir O.
m.y of building Va Gold The accident occurred a
~ 9Th & Msy at aud dccs,ed fingered NATL Sunday night
Thr jury rendered yerailt OF Accidental death
CoEoSERs ISqrIsrs.-Coroner Sehirner held 50
.aest On SATURDAY ~ the bOly Il unknown m-u, found