New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

WmE-AwAKE DEMONSTRATION n JERSEY CITY,
Tonight the grand Wids-A wake demonstration Will
of in Jersey City The affair promises to DO the
grsndest which the people of New-Jersey ever wit
Ietsed The line will fcim in Washington street st
o'clock after which they will parade the principal streets
Of the city.
A Terrible FATE Coroner Gsfney Of Jersey City
held an inquest yesterday upon the body OF a boy
about els hteen years Of age named Frederick Cooper
WHO wss fatally injured by being run over by train
of care about II o'clock the previous at the New
jersey freight depot. Officer Manning discovered
Cooper assep on one Of the platforms and attempted to
dive him away. The lad being under the influence Oh
liquor refused to 20 and was very abasiVe, upon
which the officer took hold of and attempted TO force
him away.
They lad tussel during which they both got on
tie track At this juncture the bstone freight came
in and although the officer made every effort TO get the
boy from the track at the rick OF his own lie, ne
was unsuccessful and the lad run over Both legs
were cut entirely off, jast above and the other
below the knee. The injured boy was taken to the
Office of DR.. Qudor, City Physician and from thence
to the Aims House, where he expired about an hour
afterward. The Jury rendered verdict that deceased
came to Liz death by being accidentally run over BY
train of the HewJersey Railroad cars while under the
influence of liquor.
Tue deceased, though only is years of age, was a
hsbitual druDkard and sn hour before he died in
due.d in the most profare language imaginable lie
has speLt the greater pat Of hs life in the County
Jail and at the present time there three brothers
ard one sister confined in prison, the latter haviog
been committed Tuesday morning by Recorder
Tidtn.
MrLAScHoLr RAILROAD ACCIDENT About
o'clock yesterday afternoon laborer, employed
in the Patterson dock, named John Croaker, was ran
over at the Greene street crossog by train Of New
York and Erie cars, and had both legs dresdfu'iy
crushed Tie injured man was returning to his work
inst as the csrs were coming down, aud observing
acne wedged in between the rail aud switch, which
was liable to throw the cars off the track endeavored
70 kick out The heel Of his boot became wedged ia
between the switch and rail and before he could extri-
cate it, lie was knocked down and run over The
unfortunate man was conveyed the AmsH House, and
ATTENDED by DR.. Qudor, who found 1t necessary to
amputa,e the right leg He died at P. m. last even
ING. Croaker resided at No. 6S Stcuben street, aad
leaves a wife and several children.
DysocRATIc AssEaByY NoMEATroS.-The dele
e.tes to the Is, Assembly District Democratic Conven-
ton lie, at the Philadelphia Hotsl on Tuesday, and
pampated x-Alderman VIM. X. Brown for Assembly.
Eyw HospIrAL-The Committee on Health OF the
c, mmon Council of Jersey City are about to erect
Few hospital at the foot Of Washington street, a1on
ing tho Alms Houfe The cost attending the construc
ton of the hospital will not exceed $1,000, to be paid
out of the city treasury OF late Yeaa, when persons
have met with aecidens in that city they were taken
to the Alms-House, where the ACCOMMODATIONS are
rather limited and the physicians put to great uconve
nsnee more suitable place has long been required
HUDSON COUNTY CoURT.-ln the Hudson County
Court Yesterday elderly FAMED James Brown oil the
Fourth ard Jersey CITY, d for attempting an OUTRAGE
on or ns girl no the principal witness The District
the indictment the hcst count and the
convicted Of assault and battery only JGdse Ogden
three mouths In the County JAIL and the costs
Tbomr, McCsbe was ragnsd and pleaded gbiy 70 embez
zeng about 500 belonging to the Township OF North Bergen
CITY MARsHAL's REPoRT.-City Marshal Ellis re-
po that 1873 persons have been committed 10 the City Prison
during the ending yee day OF the above 81 were or
drunk and dordry 81 aasiu aud battery W
stsbbing q stabbing child ietent 70 kill thIeaeni9s