New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

TIA, void IT, al tbe went to my dice lor some medicine
my she dying u.a poms Of Poi
sornis with snelc were exhibited
DR.. Geo. b Is, luton made post -mortem examina-
ton # the boy aLd 20 the conclusion that death was
| caus.c By aIs.nical pJss ulug
The case Was tnen given to the jury, aud a verdict
OF "desrh from aTsepical poisoning was rendered.
Deceased was a native Of Philadelphia, % years Of
| age.
The LATE SrABBISG ARRAY IL FoRTY-FIRsT
| STkEET-DEATH OF OSE OF THE WOUNDED.-Jotn
| Sanmrus, Of three persons Who was wounded In
the late stabblpg afray in Forydrt street, died at
the New-York Hospital late Sunday night, from the
| il imies he received. COrouer Schirmer held an G-
quest upon the body and il appea ed in evidence that
the deceased audtwo brothers named Daniel aud John
McKerrisap, we're passirg through tue street last
Thursday ght, when tbeystopped in front of No. 49,
! ientmeIt house, ard began abusing some of its ill.,
mates, who were sitting upon the stoop. John Nc
| Ktrrgan was the most abusive, aud threatened to
tear some ore to pieces, when Jacob Eyerhardt ad-
wise him to 20 about hiv buoineee. AT tho moment,
Mrs Granzep wto also upon the stoop, remarked
that Nc Kerigan and his party were mean men % in
terfeIe 9th persors who wanted to ave no difficulty
with them. Daniel MckeIrgan Thea stepped forward,
ard assisted by bis brother and deceased dras ged
Everhact awa az from the soop into the middle Of the
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none of the parry sitting upon the stoop interfered.
Soon each Of the ASSISTANTS stabbed and cut, and
Everbard face ana hand were scratched and he was
Otherwise wounded. The Mckengahs aud Sanmons
xere convey Ell to the New. York Hospital where the
latter Did, as above stated There was provoca-
ton for the attack upon Everhardt, any excuse
| for the con0uct Of the Mckerfisaus 10 abusing the
persons who were sitting upon the stoop.
\ M \ & n n
"hom stab at the hands Of Jacob Everbardt. We
'carnot say whether or not the act done in self
defense Upon the rendition Of the verdict, the
accused required to ind bail for hi. appearance
to answer. He Is German, u years Of age. He
states that the three attacked him first and gave
him black eye, and that he acted in sefdefense and
without intent to kill either of them.
FiGHr on THE BATTERY.-A brutal fight took
| place On the Ba,t.ry, near the bathing house on
Monday Afternoon Of q O'clock between two boat.
men, said to be natives of Galway, ireland, in the
presence of one or two hundred people, some Of
whom acted as seconds There no policeman in
sight on the entire Battery, that the combaants
had { all their own way, and pumrneed each other in
a ieroclous manner sometimes bringing their teeth
INTO requison. They fought roughsndtumble"
fs bt IN a balf.Dude state four rounds; when oae
Of Il combmants, after receiving terrible blows
sailed forth in boat, aud at distance to
discharge bis stomach, thus leaving bis adversary
knight Of the Pugistic Belt" and " Champion Of
the Battery Boa;men." No policeman all this time
could be seen ana the crowd separated unmolested,
after making some bets for a future contest.
A CooL SrIcDE.-A young lady named Rosanns
Howard called on Sunday afternoon at the residence
of Mr. Samuel Hunt, No. 2S7 Houston street, and
asked permission to sit oown This being accorded,
she soon after toe knife from her pocket, and was
about to Try it's edge upon her throat, when Mr.. Hunt
arrested her hand She was soon removed to the
Station House and locked up. Unreq1.ed love, &C.
cordng TO her story was the impellng Cause Of her
attempted selfdestruction.
| FELoSIoUs AssAULT.-ElizabethK ohler, German
GIRL ell poy ed in toe family OF Mr. Alonzo Abrams,
| st No. 90 West Broadway met her employer on the
stairs on Sunday, when, some words passbg between
them she ssys he threatened ~ throw her down
stairs and she struck him in the face with pitcher,
cutting off bis nose. She arrested and committed
to the Tonlb- for examination.
BUESFD TO DEATH.-Coroner o Keefe held an in-
quest on Monday, al No Clarke street, upon the
BODY Of Elizabeth Mitchell, child 10 years Of age,
who, while attempting TO light fire, set her clothing
in flames, aud was soon fatally burned. The usual
verdict was rendered.
FATAL FALL.--Coroner Jackman held an inquest,
az No. % Eas. Sixteenth street, upon the body Of
Catbarine MeMarus, pative Of Ireland GO years OF
age who killed by accidental fall down fight
Of stairs.
BURGLAR DRNEs orr BIZ WosAg.-A few
nigb- since, burglar attempted to enter house in
the vicinity Of Mount Vernon, Westminster County,
occupied by Mr. Hausm.n, during that gentlem Az 3
abs nee. He was heard entering a window on the
second story by the wife of Mr. Hsusman and al the
tine opening the shutters and raising the sash.
She Immediately seized an az, which was at hand
and went .egwsTd to the window, for the purpose Of