New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19

DIarH OF AN UsKrows MAs.-An inquest was
held at Trnitypscs Police Station, By Coroner Can
BILE 90 tire body Of al unknown mAn, about 10 years
Of age, WHO was found ia the dock st Per Nos, North
River. TIE deceased wss shout fee. s niche, in
hight heavy built dak h,ir AID hazel eyes. He was
dressed in heavy brown cloth monkey jsck.t, check
Shirt torn overa.s white psBt-, and hai-soed boots
On ore Of iis snkle. vas fourd piece Of flannel.
verdict Of des;h from COZ eussion OF the BRAN,
hastened b. immersion in the water was rendered BY
the Jury.
FATAL AccrDEsr-COrsner o Ksefe held an in
oues, At the Ner-York Ho-pi al, on the body of VIII
liam Haley, lsborer who 0,ed from the effects o.
accidental injuries received last Saturday. He was
engaged with Others loaiipg the steamship City of
Manchester when couple of barrels Of rosin sEung
against MIN with 90 much force 81 TO precptste him
into the hold. BY the fall be sustained compound
commruted fracture Of the thigh, and other injuries,
which resulted in biz death Yesterday morning. Haley
was IS year, Of age, and nstive Of Ireland.
FIGHT ASD STABBIsG AFFRAY.-Yesterday mornn g
John Coffee tailor residing st Nc. Il Leonard street,
was taken into custody by Officer Deugherty, Of the
Lower Police Court q warrant issued by Justice
Couroliy before whom Thomss Eagan appeared and
ade a complaint sgsinSt Coffee, charging him with
committing felouou, assault on john Ryan. Last
Sunday night Coffee in Esgans porter house, No.
ll0J Cherry street when alteration ens1ed between
bin and Ryan. A fight the consequences, and
before it was over Coffee, a. il alleged drew knife
and stabbed Rysn cutting him fesrfuly in the face
and neck The steel passed doFn beside Rysn's wind
pipe and laid it bare for several inches. He is now
confined to his bed from the effects Of the Injuries re-
ceived TIE accused, who has & bad cut in his face,
denies usiog knife, and rays that he was the first
attacked, when he acted on the defensive. Justice
Com oily held the accused for trial.
MORE BURGLARIEs.-As Policeman Sberer, of the
Fourteenth Precinct was prtroIlng bis best in the
Bo~ery, about 81 O'Clock yesterday morning. he die
covered oaferish-lookrg man ahead of him, carry
ing a bundle. TIE officer moved briskly forward,
which caused the fellow to accelerate bic pace, and IN
little time the former was giving the latter smart
chsse The fellow was soon Overtsken, and conveyed
to the Stsson-H House when TIE bundle upon eramna-
ton, was found to contain qusnti'y of clothing,
which was subsequently ascertsined to have been
stolen from the dwelling of Abraham b DAVIS, No.
2OS Mulberry street. Nr Dsvis's houIe had been
burgsiousIy entered the evening previous, and the
thieves at the time made good their escspe. The
priiouer gave biz name az James Curtis, and wastsken
before Justice Steers, who committed him to prison
for examination.
An old offender, named John Van Dusen, was AZ
rested yesterday morning 10y Officer Jones of the
Eighth Precinct charged with having burg larously
entered the restsruatt Of James Garland No. loo
Prince street snd stealing thereirom about 8 worth
of pie, and other edbes. On Sunday night the place
was entered and robbed Of similar lot Of pastry,
when Mr. Gartlaud determined to watch tof the Gull
pnt. He accordingly waited in his saloon, on Monday
night, and thus caught the offender The accused is
10 years Of age sud gave explanation for MS con-
duct. The prisoner was taken before Justice Kelly, At
the Jefferson Market Police Court and locked up ia
default of 81 600 bsil.
Late Monday night the premises OF Oscsr q.
Lear No 70 Waer street, broken into, and prop
erty consisting of meerschsum pipes, spectscles and
clothing to the amount Of $500 taken. The office OF
A. S. Rosenbaur, il the building, was also en-
tered and ten thousand cigars taken therefrom valued
at $780, No clue the perpetrators has been obtained
and the losers have jointly offered reward Of 80 Tor
their apprehension.