New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06


MUTIyy eS BOARD THE SHIP MAYTJowER-ONE
OF THE SAILORS FATALLY WoUYDED.-Yesterday
uopitg, between IL and i2 O'Clock, difficulty oc.
cured on boad the chip Mayfower, a. Thornes Do-k,
near the Rrlton Ferry in which one of the seamen,
named Charles Nebour, was stabbed with marlin
spike by jan Is Kerwin, the third mate, and &c.
rously ipiused that his recovery is improbable. 1t
appears that the crew on board in the morning,
and were ordt red ~ commence work Immediately.
Toe ship had not yet weighed anchor, and they re-
fused upon the ground that their duties did not com
m.bce until the vessel was hauled out OF the dock.
The scopd nate, Mr. Barker, attempted to compel
them by force when he attacked by two or three
Of them.
The Captain and other officers then took part il the
ARRAY, which bad become general, during which the
third mate, Kirwn, attacked Neibour with the
marlnspike iuflcting three terrible wounds. The
injured man conveyed to the drug store in Fulton
street n.ar Market street, where his wounds were
dressed by Surgeon Ball ard DR.. Peck. They found
wound on the right wrist ak inches long, extending
from between the fore and second finger to the wrist
bore cutting The tendon of one of the extension
muscles of the forefnger.
There wac second wound on the left shoulder,
about three inches below the shoulder joint extend
ing about two inches in length, and penetrating
nearly to the bone. The third wound is in the back,
q inches from the spine. The eleventh rib was cut
in two, the marlinspike entering the cavity of the
abdomen. The unfortunate man remained in the
drug store until o'clock before the physicians could
cause sufficient reaction to warrant his removal He
vac ther conveyed to the City Hospital where, up to
dark, he remained in a critical condition, his desh
being nomentarily looked for. Two others of the
crew were injured but not seriously. Kerwin
arrested by the Second District Police and locked up
to await the result Of the injuries inflicted The
sci had cleared for Bordeaux France and abou. to
set sail when the disturbance occurred.
OPESEo OF A PUBLIc SCHooL.-Public School
No. l6 was opened yesterday by the formal delivery
Of the buil5ing by the Build ng Committee TO the
Board Of Education. The total cost of the building
was $3i 045 "a. The ground has front of $50 feet
On Wilson street near Lee avenue; l3l feet wide on
the cas-, side, and l69 feet on the west containing
eight lots.
The new school opened with $50 scholars, and has
accommodations for 100. Mr.. Dunkey is the prin-
epal.
THr Lone ISLAND X. X ExIESsIoS.-The map of
the Of the Long leland RAosd from Jamaica Hunt,
ross avoid. Fhssin Road aud merely Winfield
bc.ins tbs Shed road which crosses at the foo, Of
tArousb az grade Dltch Kills. WHERE Sebouchss
the Hunters Pom running nearly parallel with the
aforesaid avenue 10 The Thirty ioofth s,gcst ferry.
TsE SEwsRAeE.-The conirsct price for the sew
~rsse Eastern District tioo and hess $50
lots in tie pisirios the P'ioe PR lot VII be se@
IYoY RUN 0vkR.-A boy six years Of age named
oo, ssupop In CsIi stree, yesterday sy hay
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