New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

Market report will be found particularly interesting
Tie A. II. Davenport Dramatic Association have
a. representation on Monday evening reSt at the
Stadt Theatre.
The Grammar School of the University viii give
their exhibition to-day at the University Hail. com
mcrcng at IL o'clock.
TIE RUSSIAN FmGATT GENERAL ADNIE,L.-The
great crowd of persons visiting this ship causing
suspepsion of work on board she VIII not, on and
after this date be open to the public after II o'clock
The strcct-swocppg machines, in conformity WIN
notice to Mr.. Smith, put in operation on Broad
way on Tuesday night. where il Is hoped, they VIII
he allowed TO continue without future interruption
from the squabbles Of The City Government. Now
that MAYOR Tiemann has the supervision Of the City
Inspectors Department, he will probably order other
horizons of the city beside Broadway TO be cleaned by
these machines.
The Mnvors Office in the roohess City Hall hs
been very finely fitted up, and the clerks resumed
their old places yesterday. When do the Aldermen
intend TO pass the Couucilmcrs resolution to repair
the roof! They have had it about six weeks
The as Squire" signed to a letter in THE TRIB-
UNE Of the Dist inst, explanatory OF an indictment or
charge made against him for rape, Is samuel
Squites," German, residing i'll Brooklyn, as we are
Informed There are ole two other persons Of the
came initial and surname resiiing in this city, with
whom the same shopd not be ConncCtJ d.
AMASForNp Dr,p II BrD-AMlsrERlor' CASE
OF VIoLr>cf-A ca. Of death, somc what ysterious
in It's nature camc b, c-c Coroner >,hrmcr Yesterday
H. II NJ a.
roll Cochran has bearded IN the family Of Mr.. Scy
mour, No. u Amt! place. lie has long been adj
dcied to Incorporate habits, ana at intervals such
were his exccsscs in that respect that he unable
to attend to his business. On Monday evening he
attended Wallack', Tneater in company with friend
FAMED Johnson but not wishing to remain, left with
the understanding that he would meet Mr. johnson
in the saloon below the theater, afcrthe performance
was over lie, however, failed 10 keep his engage
ment and search was made for him, but he could not
be found He remained away from home all night,
and about O'Clock the following morning returned
and ruuc the front.dcor bell, and was admitted
by Miss Seymour At til, time Mr.. Cochran eN-
hibited slight wound or two oa The forehead, and
tie left eve was much dscolored and nearly closed
Mis- s vmour expressed surprise al seeing him IN thai
condition and asked him how hertceIved his injuries,
but he made satisfactory reply snd proceeded 10
his room on the third floor where he took OIL his coat
and vest, and threw hr.,cli upon the bed During
the afternoon and evening he visited by different
members Of Sir. Scymour's family, who wished to
know if he needed ncurishmcnt medical attention.
At It, o'clock p. NJ one of MI Seymonrs sons En-
tered his room aud believing that he sick, called
in two physicians, who, making an examination,
decided that death must have epsued some two hours
previou,lv Information sent TO the Police
Station and from thence 10 the Coroners office. Dr.
George h. Bouton made po>t-mortem examination
of the body. On opening :hc chest the heart, liver
and other internal organs appeared 70 be IN h.alh!
condition: the stomach, however showed evidences
Of excessive drink
The head was opened aud showed fracture Of She
,ku about two inches in length between the iroutal
and psrieta bones, and an unusually large clct OF
blood was con pressed on the BRAIN which was the
cans. OF death No testimony could be produced
show inc whether this fracture Of the skull was the
result of accident or design, neither could be ssceF-
tsiped where the deceased hsd spent the time alter
leaving the theater on Monday evening until his re-
turu home the following morning. Ccchran was
pescable ard quiet man when intoxicated and Is
quite possible that the fatal injuries he receiver were
accidental.
Tbs case was submitted to TIE jury, wao' ~ the