New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

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TIE County CoJRr Rooss.-A few days ago, tao
Judge. OF tse Superior Court sent memorial to the
B,srd of Supervisors 10 regard to the insdequaoy
their aoconmodstions and the III ventilation afforded
10 their limited a,srtments. Now, while the Judges Of
that Court are in dsnser of suffering by saccston,
tbe Judges of tie Court OF Common Pleas are exposed
to the chance of food, which, if it does not entirely
submeree them renders them liable TO an attack OF
rbeu stism wi ich will call 10 action all the no'rum,
iuae liable to cure. Yesterday in this Court wlich
is situated in tie City Hall, the jury forced t)
change their location from oue side Of the room to
the other to avoid the drops of water which contiuu
ally kept dripping down through tie leaky roof and
ceing The members of the bar in the middle of the
which received the clippings from another ssky 'pot
the Courtroom contained damp, disagreeable air.
DEATH IN THE STATION .HoUsE.-An unknown man
was found by the Sixteenth Ward polite, about
o'clock Monday night sitting on the doorstep of No.
10i Seventh avenue, his head reclining agsIs the
door post quite helpless from exhaustion. They car
ried him the Station. House, plscsd him in warm
bed rear the stove and for physician The poor
nan appeared to rally; but sbo1t q o'clock on Ties
DAY mornirg, when the deounan went to see how ne
was he found him dead. The above is the substance
of the report as made by the police. When Coroner
Schirmer came to nvestis Ate the il bore rather
different aspect, as will be by the lollowing An
unknown en- about IS years Of age, found grossly
intoxicated on Moudsy night upon a stoop in Seventh
avenue and taken to the SixteenthWard Station.
House where he was placed in cell. In the course
Of the night be was seized with doliium remens, aud
struck his mead with great violence agsnt the bsTs of
his CELL causing the blood to flow profussly Dr.. Ran.
ney was called 10 attend him, but the unfortunate man
soon died of exhaustion from lo of blood and icem
perance
THE LATE SUICIDE IN SrRIEG SrREEr-Coroner
Gamble, yesterday held an inquest at No. - Spring
street on the body Of Ann Brennan, the womsn who
committed suicide on Monday evening, by taking
audunum, az previously reported in THE TRIBUNE.
The testimony sho wed that come three months ago
Mis- Brennan, who had been bousekeeper for M
Fanni z, in the Bowery, discharged from her
situation Ence which tme at intervals she has shown
eviderces of an unsound mind aud besides threat
ening to take her lfe made two upsuccessfa attsms
10 poison berself. Her great troube appeared TO be
how she sboa'd an honest virg, and no. become
a burden to her friends On Monday aft chs
purchased dose Of lsudanum, and locking herself in
room swallowed the fatal draught, which soon after
ward resulted in death. The jury rendered verdict
corresponding with the above facts TIE deceased was
q years Of age, and a native of Ireland. lately
she hat been living with her sister.
BIGaNY.-Kate Mckenzie of No. 90 West Thirty
fifth street before Justice Welsh come days since,
and made the charge against Samuel McMunigle Of
having married her sister Mary T. McCo'nerghy, at
Newark, n. j. in 1850, and of being joined in ma.ri-
.mony on the Goth January last, to another woman,
named Jane Msdoal. residing in this city. Officer
Sypbers was Immediately dispatched 10 arrest Nc
MuDigle, and tie examination was held yesterday at
the City Hall Police Court. Andrev IIdpter Of No.
2Sl West Twenty seventh street testified that he knew
both McMunigle and bis last wife, and that they
married above stated, by the Rev. Alfred Beach OF
st Peters Church. They lived together and passed
hush md and wife since that time. marriage cer-
tifcate, signed by the Rev. James Scott Of Newark,
dated 1850 who has since died. WAS presented by his
fIs. betrothed. Both wives were present 10 Court.
The prisoner neli 10 bail in the Of 81 900 to
appear at the Court of Special Sessions.
Ngw CoUsTERTEIr.-Spurioass s. bills on the Con-
cord BaDk Of New. Hampshire wers put in circulation
yesterday. The bill has ygnette OF Washington 10
the center, FISnk on the left aod Jackson on the
right haLd sides.
A DESPERATE Italian HoUsEBEEAKEr.-An Ital-
ian, named Nicholas Domscbes, who is said TO be
desperate fellow, given to entering the house, Of quiet
respectable citizens onghts, and helping binsef to
any valusbes that may be at hand was arrested
yesterday, BY Officer Walsh Of the Sixth Ward, for
burglary which he committed upon the premises Of
Charles Dawson. No. $40 Pearl street. last December
en- which occasion be stoe clothing and money to the
value ofs ss5 He was captured by tho same officer
Elk weeks ago. in Mulberry street, and, while on
hs way to the Station House, drew 8 large sheath
knife, with which he attacked him and effected his
escape. When taken yesterday, he had a couple Of
pistols, q razor and large knife in his possession
Justice Connolly committed him for trial.
MURDER ~ A TuOAAs.sTREET BRoTHEL.-An Irish
mason about 30 years old, Alexander Dav, by name,
died last evening st the New.Yo,k Hopital from the
effects Of stab which be received in the brothe No.
81 Thomas street. 1t not ssoerGned at the time
who the assassin wss but yesterday the police Of the
Fifth War1 took Tncmas TynOn, a lsborer into Gus
tody for the crime !. appears that there woman
in tie Gaze. Tynon was dancing with his mistress,
Cath arire Colby when Davis interferet and being in
lqucr, insulted her, This occurring more than once,
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