New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18

Of ~ wis arrested wbiis ia tho act Of reovirs NJ
John s Trunbull, No. 3i4 Bowsry. Of bis god watch
AID ebain. lie was licked up for exasins!ion.
EXCISE ConsIssrosERs.-TIhe Board Of L xcise Con
mitsionsrs met on Saturday and granted six LICENSES
two to innkeepers and four 10 ssorekeepera, N.
Holmes remarked ,lat lie had seen, With soae eur,
Peie that rumcf had been st aaoat shas The Bard
We're taxing steps to enforce obedience 10 tho Licepsa
law or the part Of the druggists The Board bad not.
~ RESOLUTION or conversation or In any manner re-
,eired to the subject; nor bad any member Of the
a,o taken any steps whatever, either publicly Or
to cause the druggists either to be accsed
% secuted fer the sales of liquors. for that neither tho
Doaiu nor any Of its members originate complaints
Dt.,"..a "'y person The bases Of all prosecutions
M ~ made through the Police Departments.
nc NV S,a not require the Board TO act in police
'"f'' ' ~ purpose OF originating complaints.
SIcHT-SEtiSG OBsrRUcr,ox 10, sa,,r5or MAJ
ing the proprietors OF the City Assembly Rooms. ~
broadway, erected huge platform in front of that
building for The accommodation of persous who desrx
10 see the japanese procession. A plsard wa b..S
out in front offhe platform with the announcement
Seats to Let" Beside taking up large portion of
the sidewalk and presenting most rnsighsly s.r~ar
ance, the platform was considered insecure Tn.
General Superintendent Of Police cent word 70 shs
proprietor that the obstruction mus be removed Forth.
with Word was returned by the proprietor That h
would not remove il on any consideration, and n WA
not until summary demoisbiog demonstrators were
made by twenty-five policemen, under Inspector Car
penter that the dangerous obstruction Wa removed
MAYRrn.-James Collins and Charles Gilman Of
No. Ga Oliver street got into quarrel Friday night.
when Collins knocked Gilman down, beat him badly,
and wound up by biting off large portion of bis lip.
Gilman preferred complaint sgainst Collins who uss
Immediately arrested and locked up for trial by Justice
Welsh en- a charge Of mayhem.
ACCIDENTS AND ISouEsTs.-Parick Rooney ma
the EIie Railroad Port Jeryis died IN. NsYoh
on & Tx 3 fRs snes e @ The
switch got bis SSs Tsns the rail-, an Seos be sonS d.
he'd inquest On the body resulting in verde. Of a:ciae.si
acsing IN The rive, pier No North Risr TIE deceased
gray snd verde, Of death from drowning
Cherry s nes jss d Ss the
HSp Il Of SITns r ss some tine ssr
su the Sos r Mn o sa 81 sd sss
drowned az rier No. 10 Es.. River, Saturday The
Eswtn putting coal "aLsyns completed i. task went
the Bdes Of his cohe. IN the whechOqse and Subsequently
his dud body in the water distance below verdict %
msker died yesterday at the NewYork Hospital in
sequence psoho received In the head inflicted BY him
self the 5th inst The deceased formerly worked at No f2
William end that day while inoxicated sent fellow
woksa for powder and shot Having obtained the
munion he commenced firing marx in the shop he finally
loaded the pistol heavily placed tho muzeto his head and red
He immediately fell 10 the floor but again and
able walk about Subsequently he conveyed TO the Hos
pal where he fingered until yesterday morning Coroner
0Kee held the body when verdict suicide
rendered. On Friday evening John Gsin living No 81;
side with pistol passed between the ribs through the lv
or diaphragm lodging beneath the kin the opposite
side Of the body The injured Immediately conveyed
hospital where the bah extracted but death shortly
epsued The deceased bad been unfortunate IN business aud
sed had desire live longer Coroner Okeefe held "a
inquest the body when verdict Of suicide was the result
MINOR POLICE ITENs.-Durpg the absence, on Sat
urday night of Mr. James Hopkins and his family from the
residence No 81 Forsyth street. burglar entered the house and
pached quantity Of clothing with which he sttepcde
observed aud puued by nefghbo wnen ne
was Top bis pluder and look 10 his p-sonal safety ne
succeeded escaping bat the clothing VA
Saturday night VIM. Bennett OF No ls East Twenty sAh
street when tho OF Second and Twenty
street assaulted and beaten by couple OF hiehway
They him 81 bill, but the struggle that ensned re-
utdin the capture of the two robbers by officers Of the Esh
eenh On being taken 10 the Station House they gave
their names John Bowler and Thomas Mntun They wers
Saturday night the cabin window Of the schooner J.
Deroset at No. 20 East River and attempted to steal
quantity articles thereo. The mate awasened BY ths
noc and succeeded aes.ng the thief he was Aks
before Justice Welsh, and committed 10 answer.