The New York Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6974. MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. SALES BY AUCTION. the room. I donot know how the men f " ‘to eee AAAI ARS in. her door two men carried in what she su was s | doors ite theoe, ea to the ground DOUBLE SHEET. UCTION NOTICE.—FIRE PROOF 8 7 Tt NINTH WARD SCHOOL CALAMITY, bad say eapaon or te uvual uniform of remo. bundle; when she reached her room the foend the life. under building. egos but for ————————— le. Saturday, Nev. 2 ie POSITIVE SPL PLP IPOD know any of the men. less body of her child. There was mo ht there. | the fortunate pote mag the mortherly haif ye OD of Greenwich, ‘THE ADJOURNED INQUEST—QUESTION OF IRREGU- Ff ca yng to the back of the room and | But you have heard all, nak tsqetnarions tae of the middle outer door was at the time open, uy ASTOR PLACR MAR | MARETZEK raion. LARITY—IMPORTANT REMARKS BY THE DisTRicT | I met Miss Kohler there. Do not know whether Miss | cide upon it. Your integrity will prevent your verdict | God only ieee ‘whet must have been the comse- eed Taig ines ct Sey on uy | tamale atta hye al | feeb rc ea ce ye | Watch aarp clay at, eS ; Amp! otion ebildren. an nee vent your ry the ve ol er . Se ioe ve me “Comer l Crees ot jules commences pale Seda Pol theas ‘were killed and three infused: “Tested theinss | ftaitecs be one re vile ve meee |: tae acre foun ca this mode, of 5 r sat el can foul e ve ot you must ir. IN PASQUALE. A Yotion NOTICR.—ROCK AWAY EXPRESS WAGO! a further, Judge Meeeb, one of the jury, called the Coro- | bY Pasting the children out by te window. Ithink the | Whatever may be the result to which yon arrive, I trust buildings, we are advised, Dey streot, corner of Greenwich street, shifting sest Kooks. | ner’s attention to what he considered an irregularity, | [12.0% ivecaused, inode buling the doer, and | Cost free this biter efiletion may op visions But Whatever may ‘be a . 4 7 vai 0 on ‘Bec! we may not longer it. a. penal) new, Sp ons og sue hassen: Ligh esate, which would invalidate the proceedings. He understood | when I got out. I have no idea of the number of men, terized ‘f ‘sdvancement in t Se cine of alarm, ke. W.A. CARTER, Tuctioneer Stora OF De SP Day sire, there had been sixteen jurors summoned and swora, pod oben ff mera beg gy h geln cas eed coe ie, Se ee “ teresa oot —___sraer of Greenwich street. { whereas the law did not allow more than fifteen. He mained in the bi af us Neaged ap 3m . uilding till that time. I did mot see the He concluded his observations—-There was one six feet deep, children im anna BALL AY alate SALE opaat eee, ah BAR Pt tt read the Session law of 1847, chap.118: “Whenever any Falling fall, thing they must have remarkea. There was always an | the house thus prepared for them, their weight pee re” pone xine Tae Ap pigie arece | Sb tne Delsat dieses v Coroner shall receive notice that any person has been | _ To the Coroner - -I have no doubt that all this calami- | unaccountable disposition, when any accident occurred. to them a pike of escape, and Ball ef be Herald Gavan By ABD 6) be the Grived daates House way; comp slain, or has been dangerously wounded, or been found | ‘Y prisinated from the sickness of Mise Harrison, to throw blaine upon the Fire Department, and it had » comparatively fe Indeed, would seembly Booms, on Monday ee he ees ne aay reriTy Piet eae D A juror asked the Coroner the auject of this examina- | been attempted here—in bringing forward the statement | have suffered death occasi (si: The jury in thie orth'a Ba Deon secured, ing kets cam be ra dead under such circumstances as to require an inquisi- | tion. It fixed the blame upon noone; and they were | of that young Leh (Coury Higgins)—but there was not that they were prey rented, b the ea nwine Commibice act cESrevn Cae Aer Ria THOS. B AUCTIONEER.— | tion, it shall be the duty of such Coroner to go to the only sumenting 6 thadow, one particle of Tienes to sustain that charge. Who Fe eg Belen. J. Gesints, ' 5 D. B. oh Wiliam y. at 10) he'plogk. place wherd such person shallbe, and forthwith to sum- Coroner said he felt #0 too; but this matter had | had ever aes py of our firemen to do anything to | and institut inquiries as to certain sshobes of' gE acoewin, J aragtee a cee Hattrenes,@ Guess, of valnable "hua » been mentioned and taken up by the press, the firemen | endanger the lives of others? He, himself. had on the | vestigation, whie they deemed of \mportance os Pe ae ey Sonia Goodwin D ke. Pianofortes —At 113g o'clock, will rt yp te bey mon not lees than nine, nor more than fifteen persons, | had been censured, and he had required the exemina- } contrary often been witness of their recklesamess of their | isrue. In conclusion, we urge upon the ee suthori- J. Raymon, Seeretary. sGONN, Eat oun. vouoes, oS rainable teaywecd Planes’ ‘Also, aninvoios | qualified by Isw'to serve as jurors, and not exempt from | tion of Miss Higgins, for public satisfaction. He then | own lives pain either the lives or property of others | ties, and all concerned, having ing charge of ptiblie echoot itary gentlemen are requested to appear of $270 splendid Jewelry and Watches, &., &0. auch service, to appear before such Coroner,” &o. He ag tag er ont, ee mentioned. hee 2 in dan, bare, that where such is not already case, thas 7 she agreed with the truth of all that Jury retired many helf past four o’clock, and re. ve provided ite stairwa) cacti of the StARING's PRLVATE D DANCING nD D WALEZING tUER ¥ E FIRST OF DECEMBER, had had, he raid, the opinion of the Corporation Coun- | was in thefetter, except that they burst ram the door: | turned at half past eight. 4 ace public schools, pie bry every aaiee classes formi rs for gen. ae it ab the Am merioan Hotel. 5 jersey sel on the point, which agreed with his own—that they | she had, bervelf, opened the door, and she did not say On their coming into court, the Coroner said that some | doors opening frony these entrances be so bung as te loo! ae | Sen we 4 be bo ory Henge, f 6s | were acting illegally; and there was no use in continu- ber firemen; she only said “men.” might question as to the cases of two of the children, | swing outward. We would also recommend, timt here- dar fons Bobeken, 126 Frew Dutes Yarey. 08 fea Maer oar pepe negra es ¢ Coroner observed, these Were the material point | who were of the Iebrew faith, which required them to | after no public school building to be constructed should ae Fee, Sad Sree: | she city. ri quest if their ict wou! of no avail. | of the statement be buried at twelve o'clock the next day. Out of res- | exceed three stories in height and that they con! the new dances tought. Mooluding: ny Parodi masurks, oom- — ‘We annex the opinions of the District and Corporation | | )Te the Jury ---None of my children left the room till pect for their covecientious scruples, he had allowed | pacious iaclesed fire-proof stairways for each - Posed by Me. 8. For terme Please apply as above, BE. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER. — ASSIGNEES’ SAL¥ | Attorneys upon the pointe in dlepute:— ‘afver the cry of fire; I do not know how many men there | this to be done, previous to which he and one of the | ment of the school. We also recommend that 0) aie iture, We vie auston may Sale morn- esa © " eee) ee aes were Tipe nine in my class, sil boys, aud {eer Mr. Oakley had viewed them. He did not appre- | our school buildings be constructed with a viewtoe is ; B, Willard, Austionsor will sell a0 one oF Oven axp Texan Muss Kobler had there were more than six hun. | bend that any difficulty could arise from the circum- | limited number of chitdren—not in the furthest tox. stent ‘yor pathirsy eee cal Dain ta~tn sept te Ly Reber 1: dred children in ch primary tment; the children | stance, and the course adopted had been ee by | ceedone thousand soholars. This, we believe, would be 5 bin BeaTn soir ely requ how far | rushed out of my room, when the confusion increased; the Recorder and by the District Attorne; Productive of the moral and phyrical improvement of BY ootzes, HEGRMAN,, AUCTIONEER “MONDAY, pone ap te, Beta pt inquiry no" going on | I do not know how many children Tuahed to the door; Mr. Leonard, the foreman, then sacra to read'the | Scholers in » much — ratio than she increase of boat ot L Cy seek ‘at Tomse; Linerty may oa es late melancholy y catastrophe think th ere twenty expense from multip! buildi and increasing ¢x- siseah peas Concord ste rook! ougl examined under cath touching the same,”I | | The Coroner inquired whether the jury had or wishea | Slowing pense for building gy e further, and lastly , BODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, WO. 4s | Paintings and framed ‘am free to say they ought not to be. for any more witnesres. VERDICT. recommend the passage of a law appeinting Board, ox 4, near Broadway.—Owing to the orowd- | ble colleetio ‘The great object of the inquiry is, “were the ciroum- The Foreman wished to know how many children there Tbe Jury unanimously concur im the opinion that | Commissioners, to consist of and experienced tn Welnesdaye aaa Satucdnra th be Gianons ender which 60 many innoceats have been sud- | “were in the echool, and how many were killed in each de- | the cause of death in the oases of (hare follow the maities | xisohenics, to wom sll plane for publlo buildings stact | Been doomed advisable to divide the elassos, part meeting on BY,7, COvTON, AvoTiONEEA —saLn oF Hotse. denly ushered into the presence of their Saviour, such | partment. of the deceased) was from suffocation conjoined with | be submitted: for approval, und under whose supervision days, For shose wishing te commence, bold Furniture, Carpets, Oll Cloths, de ke ~The, | 8% t0 require the imputation of blame or censure upon Mins Higgins eaid twenty in her department. Siren end ieternal tnburin seeaeeet kee Se such buildings must be conetructed omy aatanetiaae | (Saturday, j'Nov. 20th ah lig o'clock, 44 thio suction rooms, either the builders, superintendent, arehitect, or others Coroner—Are you sure there were not 22? the front and rear stairway, of ool balding, ‘The © Vhnanedt (a sb easkeune Ssturdays—at 2 and 2 o'clock for indies, 0 treet, the Furnitare of @ fa. | connected with the ereotion, or charge snd control of the The wituers wan not quite Positive about this, ard at | Known as No. 26, situate in ‘Greenwich “avenue wegeesfarNead Blas dics, misses and masters. Classes ‘and rit Public schoc) in question?» | The rules of evidence | thesuggestion cf a juror, Mr. Neleon was recalled That said children deceased, with others at that ties terms, for the patience they had given to the dase, dnd eninge of acaiign Coane See Jury must prevail. Mr. Nelson stated—On the day in question, there were | iD said school building became suddenly alarmed, first | complimented them on the ability they had shown, nce for those whe have mover taken lee- reo, sursiy,, Bo authority to show that © party | in the male department 672, whe were contained in ten | Cecasioned by the alight paralysis of the prloetpal “would make a nm with. regued to one fact con. Haft abon fa alten tsi Sot Choke | Stn hay teenie og te, | arent som tbe pom: nat Ue int department | Gta a" cals aed cic setae Aaa | age ith eh ewok ue wnewnagnea es: pier Glasses; is and Mattresses: 5 ‘was two; e t json. aus an neous ic : S'eee eee (DANCING ACADEMY, 811 | a5 [ngrain Carpets, Oil Clothe: bo Korniduro: Steves, | with consent of the public authorities. Ines in ix rooms, of whoms 18 were Lilled; inthe pritstcy | Produced by the impression that the building was on | Wiel perlaps, would be made verbally by thelr fo: kitchen raiture, ko. Also, Betistesds, 8 I regret that my constant ployment in the case now ‘tment were, T61. in eight rooms, of whom 22 were | Sf, took possession of the entire school, gausing » the alacrity they bad wn to coerat thelr station so Mockery: 3 dgzen Stands: Stovals | on trisi for murder, bas prevented my presence at this tied to boys and 12 giris. univerral rush of the children to escape from the a bullding full of mea, into ital for the in hairs, fale positive, without | important imvestigation. With t_respect. yours | ‘This coneluded the testimony, and the District Attor- | Duilding, rendering it utterly ‘unavailing for the joes’ sufferers, within Little’ moee then'a few minutes; tw Bo ___.._ | truly, N. BOWDITCH BLUNE. | ney having evtered the Court, addressed the Coroner. | ‘e#cbers, by any agency or means in their power, iectom mdnet erally Uoroughout the sad adfaic’ Cmz BARRUAUD RoOMS, 20 whiEn eraane, TURE, RIANOFORTES, &o —THIS Naw York, Nov. 28, 1851. | He said he regretted that his engagements elsewhore on | '°. quell the alarm, or to stay the children" from | ‘he elighbors, also, were aesscving, af high ¢ eng aud waltzing. clase, for pentty res, F Henny E. Davies, Esq , Corporation Counsel other businers (alluding to the trial of Grunaig in the | ‘Beir attempts to emerge from the building; and | tion for their exertions in furnishing hot water, 7K ogmings st Ale above placo/ under the insten.ti losers, aetion, eee Sree Dear Bin l ind ob an eramtaution of the laws bear. | Oper and Terminer.) had prevented him from ateending pee vy ese See school. and each of them, are | otherwise aiding them in that ca 3 AUD & OGLLVIE. "Those who ‘wish to Join. the vovar oe Scat Ey a on ing upon the eubject of Coroners and Coroners’ Juries this very important investigation. He had given his | aamelens concerning the casualty. and are ia no way re | ‘The foreman repited. he was quite confident he spoke aay Lise ah 7 vs + | bousexeeping artic consisting of cary andthe mode of pannelling such | °Pinion in writing. which would speak for itself, of the | [Pomiime for the deaths or injuries occasioned by the | the feclings of all his fellow jurymen in complying wit, i Purniturs, ch auite f ich, Pronh satia brocatais: Varaire | Juries, that by the laws of ater is the duty of the | questions laid before him. Ie was free to confess he Mesks Gr Lesmeré ‘Thomas 0. Buckmast. theee ‘ions. The conduct of the police had mot IBLO’S BALL AND CONCERT ROOM.—THE PRO- y ond sewing C atelle vet rose | Coroner, in cases of death by accident or otherwise, to Baa seen in the public papers reports ef proceedings here " omas (). Buckmaster, | escaped their notice, and would have formed the sutgeot x Foepoehtully informe tho pablio that hls magal- Seeeuiery Eeekeot suunmon not less than nine nor more than fifteen jur which appeared to him illegal. He held that each juror dete 7, Dostes, oe of some further remarks had not those already mad! ‘loent Ball Moora has been put in complete order for sheen fy nh apie of whcm not leas than lx shall constitute the jury.’ | hada perfect right to put any question which was per- Vie =o Sen extended to such length. nae aing season. Many important alterations and improve: centre Tables and ‘Toa Trays; ‘The Coroner's Jury now investigating the subject of | tinemt or relevant to the matter; and that when Willism Mendeville, pl INCIDENTS. vealonee of Chins ¥ ‘sees: Prone Pl ate pi rs the late accident, st Greenwich avenue school, consists | ®DY person or persons might be invoived in censure William H. Gedne; Charles Oak: ’ Domation anv Proroseo Moxument.—The Coroner, ie Barer arena tae Ki Teds mareee Lng mahog any of sixteen jurors. I am of the opinion that alithe pro. | by the rendition cf the verdict, they had a right David Hl. Dick, % Willi This! indi the course of yesterday, received a letter from Mr J.B. rrecnc and Wesheten de, wale alana ot ceedings betore that jury are illegal and informal. to introduce proper evidence to exoulpate Lnamselves. an wk ha giana Miller, of Canal street, encloring a check for $100, tobe casted mabonin gush aad othe ies ‘As ene of the jurors, may Task your opinion upon | He bad come that afternoon ig much exhausted, to manee ene, pee given to the Trustees of the school, to be distributed— Chie, in baie t of this irregularity. render any legal advice, and had since been informed | To this verdict was appended the following statement:— | {fifty dollars to those in need, and fifty for the ersetion of hi Respectfully, your ob’t serv’t, WM.B.MEKCH; | that sixteen jurors had beensummored and sworn. Un- | In presenting this verdict, the undersigned feel it in- | « monument in Greenwood Cemetery der the law of 1847, defining the dutice of the coroner, | cumbent upon them, Yonx, Nov. 23, 1351. Ww. B. Mercn, Esq —Dran Yourcommunication, | #24 Which was the latest, only fifteen jurors could be em- | from an imperative sense of the duty they have to dia- cuty zs peter pannelled on an inquest wit the city, and no more « Jury, now in session, ing into the causes to which | {,"8¥ that the summoning of more was ilegaly but at | uit pertaining to, o¢ conpected with it, may be perfectly | Yesterday afternoon, about half-pae: Sve 0! the late disaster at School No. 27, @reenwich avenue, is sll eventa, it was, he th it, only an irregularity,andas | understood and known. It is not often the duty of ma- | flames were seen issuing from the first story of as well from public expectation as —$$$ FINANCIAL, ticularly worthy of ® bol, isibetes, s & coroner's jury could only sit upon view of ‘et i we AY ‘ uly received In the absence of Mr. boa 4 gistrate or juror to perform a labor so delicate and full of vs TY ERuonr CENTRAL (RAILROAD. —PRovOsALA tsk he oid ay vane Davies from the clty. the duty of examining the question | “0d they lad been interred, the only gourse would be to | responsibility as fhat which is the occasion of this in- the building No. 2 Fletcher street, occupied se @ ‘for gale of Mortgage Bonds, tu ‘Vermont Central oR SALE —STRAMER | “JOHN NEILSO! r THE | submitted is devolved upon me. 3 a vestigat —— e regulat judicial autho- | quest. We are rejoiced to say that it isnot within the | drug store by Messrs. Jackson & Dominick, from witch ‘atteond € ertgaae ‘Mershante’ Exchange, in the city of New Yo aah, | is ine euteanammnien in om mts alien eehioiing jes—the magistrate--who would alone exercise the same | recolleetion of the Oldest of these jurors that ‘an event so | the fre communicated to the building No, 21% Pawt q functions that the j ow did; hi i Mk sorre’ = 7: : ‘O. Woitm Foote, the opie ido Necmer JOHN NEILSON, without resent organization of the Law Departme ni, it is the | De permitted 10 go ca, 7A very. great mistake hai beve | uiLof sorrow has called for, the discharge of & similar | street, occupied by Meters. Bunting & Foot, és «page u ul we : - ort ae m years, fro yank Steamboat snd Cenal Traasporte- | Oi ion ue the ab She valida ot theatiacr ciuaien et thee, commitieg in his city for the Sis Grenty posses ete | Senkern Senet kaa Ancaee rrrisenee ond homily, we | scSonse—the upper pest bp Mz. 3.9. Willamecse i eed superior, it is believed, so | ly acting as corporate officers, but who derive their au- | Drees’ pene tuties of ocroners. They pos- | us hereafter, forever, eo terrible and awfully painful a soap manufactory—from thenae to. No. 210, the lomor m vel tern, Gelagatie oran: | thon eee the Bote, sand Tshould'he | Setsed precisely the same powers now that they ladat | calamity. ‘That so of the most promising of our elit watee, sweaty miles ta one hour.” Hor Seats le ¢ feet, wallng ith my my present impressions, to assume the | Cmmen law. ‘Their duties were, to # certain oxteat, | youth, thehope, and pride, and joy of fond and doting part of which was oceupied by Messrs. Shirley & Huats dae EO} fet lone. 2 et ‘wide, ‘ind br feet reepc nal ty of g any official communication on eT igi g ee yey hom ere eae an should thus saee paesrorcgpher ta gonna @. become we - . arms death—and that, wi m cloth, an: ic . cope Sar ee the subject ‘aining to him, the coroner, at common law, | the midet of life, eurrounded with all its attendant if bag a attri Ar tions made i toale. By order of the But as you bave in a verbal communication expressed je known at sale. By o1 SOHN i Seouson, pad A os ‘het Taboula ch you with ny own views | Del writes os him now. Among the obligations imposedon | forts and bieastag s, is indeed melangholy to contemplate. divea oa this suldest, X will belefly state the reouls of very i by n by statute is that in case of an accusation being | It is no wonder that « general mourning scene pervaded entire buildings, together with the property contained Haviland, crockery merchant, of No. 82 Maiden lane. Tho Ne ; i ‘statement of th efi OT! —A CoupEUrPD Bane BRLOWGING To nd agaipst any individual char, him with theentire community. But how much more those who, | therein, dest: . The k f Mesers. Js pony, st ciate 2 pr N n OSAP aesgeepeg Boca arama a ool fener, cuipebility, or any she exainine | but few brief hours before, had prepared their little agen garden) peanapelirstio septa ‘which bas bee: Thy the act of the Legistature of April 2t, 1847, (Laws | the Secused in the manner a magistrate would examine | ones with all the tender assiduity and care of a mother’s —— icone Pactty Chen ee ee | & person arrested under a warrant; and the only wayan | love and affection, to go forth to their innocent, yet | covered by insurance, Messrs Shirley & Hunt's lone i pty afi . 18,) referred to in your communication, exemination can be had is by reversing the order of pro- | important duties of childhood, to receive in return the | about $2,000—no insurance. Mr. J. 0. Gilbert's tons la FOR SALE AND TO LET. ceedings, and when the evidence tends #0 toeriminatean | et: the hee! less rematns: rer re hor more than fifteen jurors upon an inquest before | {nSivifoat through mon hei Gt oie ae rmed ecuges, Che yell check, che Hes wins of | unascertained; he.is, however, partly insured. Mr. Havi- F . ven | these dearest treasures of their life! No sympathy oa vn tember, ie were OR SALE— THE THREE-STORY STONE ERONT him. You state that sixteen jurorsare empanneliea on | ture the lemang a accused of producing death bas the pre pote of the nen ee Parente’ poe Bat . land's lose about $1,000; covered by insurance in the House, No. 2} Weat Fifteenth street, near she the inquest alluded to, And the question submitted 3 tate tanst be reteraed to he Tresaurer, liminary right to tender to the of inquest all the over. Jad aS i 0 onor | avenue; the house is new, a ong belle in aula ia, whether the excess beyond the statute number of pcm he ina to fons rb hia, far as possible, it has been your duty to assuage, to bind Coumty Ineurance Company. Mosars Bunting & furnishes omen ia, thinks proper up the peaks, crushed, epirits of these bereaved friends. 1 jurors has not invalidated the proceedings of the in- rab ; P rf D Foote’s loss unascertained; but are insured in the Bast igals will be opened by the Direoters on ‘day of Booo Panis For prom ox, | auest, There can be no doubt but that an larity | tf to peeeedaking Ris ctesstusnt! bat but A, raped ° wotblstng eck ¢ interred vabiie, th vy eg ATT River and Hartford Insurance companies. Mr. Williame “er next. ‘Thoso persons wh ee. ropowaly are navaphad, wil! = has been committed in empannelling more than the the presence of other party. He mede the: — Swe pul iat has 90 seriously | ies $1,600; insured in the United ‘Deaton Insurance Com- Benetited tmemstiatele VC oe K i . Ofieo, Boston, Nov POR SALEAA Finer CLASS RESTAURANT, § SITU- | number fixed by Iaw, but it is @ most serious question | remarks because as Laity hed peovaliod hecstetor | rabies eee eeenns, Wish ‘be great responsibility | Dany. The fre is sald to have originated in the chamiaai I; , ‘ated on one of the . Festi them—and, vertigation, ‘Treasurer V i’ Central Railroad. | gion given immediately. Apply to LALKD, & VAN tia. ~ far that erogalarty pen per marne tp tae ed Po the current At 9 here at ry Coroner's Jury no, aber. 7,00 forego [no painstaking to tial every aamployéen wa era, eo ope ek on nian — Finance Committes. she Fe be the legal effect of a verdict found by the present jury, the mony a Tt ee ) and spread before the community, fully, | ‘The fire companies of the ane ee OR SALE — A WELL KNOWN AND ESTABLISHED | for the question under consideration involves mainly the fay ens bouwd almost ‘exolurively ty cxserte “aate- | ts et fon, Ge met peat, fact that might throw | tricts were promptly on the crounde end eecaea sb Pe Me alde of the olty, betwoen tus | felations existing between the jury and the acting Coro: | jitcea but the Coroner's Jury stood precieely in the | We tepoct feet, that to around of complatat cas, by | VOr. The fre was mot extir guished until » (ate hour TH STREET, apd the Fark and ‘le Depot was | bor and the le “ety i ti aa former, | situation of s magattate when he receives « complaint | any just construction of “the. teeimony.. be ‘ateged THUR RETURNED CALIFORNIANS sie ageate full every ‘night. “Bar ceocipts | may be empanmelied, there is no limit t the number | Under oath, and lerues hig warrant. under which the | scainst the teaahers of the school. All,at the time of | the steamship Brother Jonathan arrived st this peet m ‘ ender alarm poste chedly engaged vophty ook} far KUO wasn otevet, | thee mae Pas cpanond hod not such ® | to be confronted with the witness against him. {athe Gutive teverslly noigued them. “It her net'bcem | Yesterday from Chagres, bringing seven hund-od pas JOR SALETHR FURNITURE, LEASE, FIXTURES, | consider the evilethat must ensue "It would,in that Fg te 2 Spar. the "orgaiation of chat intimated, much levs charged, that a single teacher was | sengers, ‘returned Californians.” The figure these pan house, ta 8 very | case, bein the power of the Coroner to, defeat the ob to the end” ‘At the worst, the irregular | renee. It alco in proof that causes equally celculated | *CDE*r® made on thelr arrival here, was anything but 1 | jects of a Coroner's inquest, by summoning great num- = i 4. Thi er met aCorme'e sJury amounted I uenaien oe Bond to produce alarm bave previously existed (not, it is | ‘posing, though many among them are fine, manly fx hie 1 © py boyy? wiceus tet pA caren he then wt at would, be, the Preliminary, 7 czamines 2 soa to fon, be: poet g Ce soy similar, oF any ‘one from i Present | lows, well bronzed with the sun, Owing tatha rags toe 2. net rine! ut t ‘mer prino! wi ent! serse of personal responaibility that ouzht always to at- | un inquest except om view of the body, and as they bad | rubjectto attacks of fainting), yet [wae awd pretncng m4 “ Leng aise prplenacyeoy ascent, tach to the exercise of the important fuuctions of the ———— — Coroner's Jury. Such @ construction would lead to payee eames whee h cy nee geen a vestiga- Fong , OF being the cause excitement or mischi commod: ALE A GROCERY AND Liquor sroRE WiTH | ‘iter abusce affecting the public treasury aa seriously to go on on this occasion, so trifling « cause should have | well worn pantaloons and the ghost of » sbiet. How : and perform the duties of the Coroner aud jury. lie | thus resulted, is, to the minds ofthe undersigned Jurors, | hs the | the administration of criminal justice. censidered the mistake in this cases at moot'am ir. | s question beyond thelr ability to solve; fe gan oaiy vo | CYet if they were badly clothed, they had with them la their bejts the “wherewithal,” and they soom procured carriages in whioh they raitied through the city, por chasing clothes of all descriptions not forgetting (rumke s they contrived te Of their habiliments, and were as Gus a» Independent of any le ‘ccisions upon the subject, T | & gularity which did not affect the ri, . gts of avy parties, | known to Him whose omniscience seos ail things boul hare no saat {2 coming to the cond oe as, if there bas been any fault suchas to require a crimi- | the beginning,and to whom the secrets of ail transa>- quite chee Treason € aiden er the author! Pears | nul accusation, the Grand Jurors can correct it hereat- | tiors by his omuiscience ate made kaown. h is the only legalconciusion, The of a Coro; | sentment and finding of the Coroner's Jury is equaito an | stay the exciteme: }3 oe eno equivalent to an indictment of a Grand | indictment from a Grand Jury, and the acoused may be | excited cbildten, sacle. Address “Willing, forall othce, stating ¢ and place of interview, will meet wita prompt atten- ties that | ..> In England, the rule was different. There the pro- | human effort could do, under the circumstances, to to pack them up in, Ins few by OR SALE—AN INTEREST gutabllahment, where h tm vallding ts alwaze in sdvance of the y It is & rare cha: ind coptrol the Lene of there believe was perform by the itty Crim. Law, vol. Ist, pp, 158 and 163), | puton trial before the petit jury, but the Coroner here | school teachers, ‘There was no lack of pradeece, of twalve $2 000 WANTED « Monnaie a fod Ae > (ES TO ‘nomaba, for which he will give. 85 ts, sad nome | apd it has bees held ‘by no less authority than that of A ) have thers, to hk “ ity, ‘addross Z simply exercised the powers and functions of a self. possession, or of woll-direoted effort, to command | d0Ubt, in pleasent anticipations of the joys it will aiford aia Oe Lord Maxfield, that sutsmoning @ larger number of | (rate and had ouly to inquire whether any cul ordek. Some of thet, much t their credit, extibived | Wem, but some of them bare brought back with tam rand jurors than that allowed by law. Lg AY oy attached, Abn more than usual prevence of mind, and most be- | \oubles which no gold can cure Sunken eyes, Sagan ASTROLOGY, dc. Fiiarity: | (Bee 2d Darrel B10 ster iid chats | Tae Coroner then proceeded to charge the jury, » | rolcally breasted the lufutlated current, well nigh to isin they frames, betoken that whil» waar yee Grud Jury, Seaatitated im any other manner than pr CHAROB OF ACTING CORONER BLEAKLEY the sacsifee ef their owa lives It would be in. | tog for gol ber sprviccs ty Ladies scribed by lam, Se without legal olet. (See tate re Gevtiemen of the Jury—It is unne for me to | Yidious to mention names and where all, without | Si) Ooo: Gut wearles with its invulcien 7 Pe 7 porter, 125; also, Btate 8. Brooks, 9 Allen, 13, | dwell on the mysterious dispensation thet has spread | °2¢eption, showed themselves to have exerted | 00 8 P iy gd F°® SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY | PaoreRr rT, a ike rule undoubtedly prevails as to Coroner ngeny and desolation amid once cheerful and happy | Yety ‘nergy to. save harmless the little ones en- | US ease. J [abet thiety acres of good law in the village of ast 1 a hemes, Inaidents of palnfal interest, of patient ou trusted to their charge, we feelMt but an act of simple | Annaxcrarnts ron Kosei —Wo tearm that arora ne vie we ea) joinieg Moone re TET RiGH, Pant Chester. |” ‘The prevent irregularity lies at the very foundation of | tng of heroie fortitude, of wie Yotermination. have been | Justice to sward to them universally meritorious praise | ccmmittres of Common of avigndoring cies Attorney ste weuiend igh abd acts thei Legal wathority. ‘The | licted by the totimcoy, thet must command out amt | ‘ic sumendation. If ceneure should be found eise- | oreated for the purpose of Inviting Kossuth and his aust» 2 AQ TSTAURANT, FOR SALE. TUR WELL KNOWN | prevent jury, it would seem, has not been summoned or ation, You have seen little chil teas, beautl- | Where. certainly to there it does not belong The next | to visit, and sccept of, the howpitalities of thes RRIVAL OF DR. G; W, ROBACK AT 3 Restaurant vader Batwa ¢ Mya nae of Beg in ths manner preeeribed by law, and it is | ful ittie childten—a moment tince in the joyousness of | Fit in crder, and that whieh naturally presents itself | have engaged lodgings at the Irving House, and intend colobenied W. Rodack from 3 aaa he irs ace siased that thesterute fred aitinit co the | careless youth, deed, with the amile of life upon their | sud to which much care has been given, is, as io the | being present on bis reception hy our city Great pes , Phrenology, pos Jf ~At he sober of jurors, and at the same time gave the Coroner | lips, with the hue of life still on their cheeke, Gentle. | Teaponsibility of the officers of the rcbool. To them | perations are being made by the Commitice of Recap . yeu ha over the past, but [charge you, | longs the duty to provide eultable buillings, school | tion, and it is expected that ry will equal if mot Tor oWM. P. aRLe, Ears “fae he power of dispensing with that limitation mever nO pow poaat iti 9 1 might deem it expe ent soto do, an cut fear, favor, or eympethy, petientiy, carefully, spperatur, and teachers Taine latter of these, vi. Fi gon open NA af, any previous calebee rT " U * clroumatanoes, as the: tu presents 'y to criticize the testimony, so that your | ¢ o.oo oe 7, GG vee eo Bo | tose FR BRAC AART AxD BAD 708 SaLA—On BRO: @ opinion that the proceedings of {he "perfect and your verdicts entightened. | bieme. With the Jenches, desks, evi other soho! | Dear my Accioestar, Dnowsive —Alderman Conskt meatei 3 the ity, taking trom $2.00 & i are irregular, and that irregularity vir 'y requ res, the people demand, that the cause of | °?) aratus, there is no fault to find All seems well | lim, acting Coroner. hed an inquest yesterday on the waited wo hy nasare, | told very le F apply to DE Ds the acting Ocroner of that authority thin great calamity be disclosed. If the law dooa not | Suited to the purposes designed. and all in order, | hogy of Henry MeKinny, aged twenty si years s aative Sed ering seitivated. th wre it peapared es | No. 202 Fulton strecm serie fury whieh be would hats tad ‘bad ft been | provide putlabaseat, or it you conslads thatcmnecee | We snd perfect) arranged Concerning the bold: | cf Feviand, who came to hie death by drowning Ths adapt thom to th following uscs, and the immediate com. = govly eutpmoned and empannelled, and ¢! rhould not be spplied, your verdict should at least | 'Pd the most reliable testimony that could be ob | gecesse s hand on board the steamship Aliaatic tion of the following topi fe esa be consulted Ss ZAM BOI Lens FOR BALE.-ONE NEW & net be cured except by empannelling o o insteuct that po expenditure should be «pated, | tained, as Tf compe’ erect wad | lying foo! Canal street, aud on Monday last was en Ae ‘one scaend band leemaetive telson, @ | necording to the provisions of the statute ro preeaution delayed, no expedient be {dispensed with, | Scctrate judgment as fv ooo ti pont ae wt | A. J. WILLARD < the occurrence of asimilarcatastrophe | Proved that the main st furnac bandent re s wes designed | 1 ¢ ‘loeomotive & Extract from Burns’ Justice of the Peace. Title Co- oth day of November, # day thet will be over | *bunden’ fogs f- for the purpo: a | weleadios, or Peal se Sree artonlaze iniatey natghhags semen, page 88. ~ te 4 Oe | and used.” Be lestgn and ure of the stair- | Seay was dissovered Seating in the doet 7 Ae UNDENMILE, foot 10th eteoet, &. Ri Evidence and Witnesses.--The Coroner must hear evi- incipal of the Female Department in | ™A*. tt nid ogress to the building. | 4 verdict of accidental drowning was tendese Jonce on all banda if it be offered to bim, and that upon in Greenwich avenue, without any | the opinion ‘The paccline iorm of the |, DEATH nv a Fart.—-Am inquest was held yesterday at upto the moment of theat- | "ve ) wan suddenly stricken with pa | airway being four square, with Her appearance frightened the girls near to | *#fting with winders aad turning they commenced to scream violentiy, and taing to the t tcor, the whole class, or nearly the whole screaming violent! ty ome girls in the midat of the up roar, called for water, which originated @ cry of fire from ccme person up stairs, which spread throughout the building, aud created @ panic, which an alarm of The jurors at any time during the investigation, may | Sre Will always create. The consequent rush and con call back befere them any witners who has beon ex- | fusion of the children, it was imposible for the teach sak any, question that may suggest itself co | ert, with all their authority and ceal, to stop or rb fdatory of their inquiry due. Upto thismoment, gentlemen, do you discover any- ctliarly the province of the Jury | thing om the part of any cf the persona, that evinced naz- to investigate amd determine the facts of the case, they | ligence or the want of the most scrupulous care! The bh, because it is not so much an accueative as an | 2 | Mothent as an inquisitition or inquest of office Tin'e, 150) In RB, va, Scory, (1 Leach 43) the Court of Kteg’s Birch granted a Tule against the Coroner te by actiminal information should not be Sled ag: bim for refusing, om taking an inquisition mper + vrs, to Fecelve evidence om the part of the the City Hospital, on the body of Laret Thoteon, borm ia Denmark, and aged forty seven years, who died in me Hospital on Thureday evening, {n consequence whe received accid: m'ally, by falling down the bateh the *Bip Clements, lying pier No 6, North aver . : by aay | verdict wasrendered aceo dingly int, eve one, conentred im this | Fine About half-past 4 o'clock om Friday morning,» courrence might cause ach'ld | Gre broke out in the twostery frame house No 90 Chrpe at recliping against this | tle street, It was extinguished with but slight damage » if at the top, a distance | by Hose Company No assisted by the T district stone flagging below. whieh must inevi- | police ly produce death. Such was the stracture of the front | A woman oamed 7 pu nated wien was accidentally discharg stairways fo thie echocl, and euch fore occurted, oF thet | hands of Mr Francis Crastoz, who either side tioprovements, and by new vu ding, erected Inet spring, ecient * ° or arrines, love affairs, journey knees and death. 2 the demand for slope, waitieg teem four to are hh iv iit. It fen o say che i letters t Ro. be religiovey ‘aitonged ‘to, if ° 4 get aa Astrologi- | o'clock, until the Sth December, at Duslag’s Hot o . ory ate neither to expect, nor shonid they be bound by, any | terrified children ht the usual and ostural way of - ve " % : here ‘eritcater oan be svn pa Ai wrecine of direct optalon of the Corcher upon tie whole | rere the large stairway leading to Greenwich avenue | ‘hitethre ther ts XI a Ss A! LETTER ROM THE HON. D.F THOMPSON, © LET FOR RELIGIOUS 90 far as regards the verdict, which, | The stairs were heey but, one flange of the door wa Agned nited in opinion as to their inseourity, body of a female ‘of Congress, from Ohio ait Ohio, —The Iarze Musical [ln in point of aw, they ought to find as dependent the railing gave way—forty three of them are | de™gnel are w bi ned enn As Invast For sp Dran The body of | . Dear Sir—According to here! TRLLOW WOOD, No. Mi Broadly gent upon their conclusions im Did any death take piace on the stairs or other | 224 do. therefore, most unqualifiedly condemn them. | was found in the area of the house } 21 Broome: ceipt of my nativity, whish ore that ealing Tae Li 20, 1% what meaner | We say this, however, in noapirit of eemeute of thetnten- | on Thursday evening, about balf-past nine o's ons of law, juries ought to etdal ehocioe tone ete tions of thoee who designed them. It was most questionsbly thought by them to be the most ines tre ef tne ‘peedistione have 0 LBT OR LEASE, WITIL Pd WITHOUT STEAM eh ina brown Itnen coat ‘The poll - poner, that large store No y thevet, 8 Gest rate pend gt th ie veyed the body to the station house. and ay ued if the railing bad not given uu had them written dewn. [ have, therefore, erery jence in the reminder, nd daily look for shen, Your Joeation for any kind of business. FOUVENEL Coroner, ei questionem fe ror pert by mode of constructio t S i ° eet to THOMPSON, M VCO. Glass Cute eee $04 Beved | 0d cvestioncan legis ton respondent juretores atiemen, in ar. | SD gues wore era. ie eaeiea oak ot | Conner One on wenen nua (ONY ACK will terstigionsly | way. Guime, Glass, and Gas Biavare he verdict should be compounds tern. onsider the com. | gchor! OBteres of the ward, and eubsequently to the The Turf “ os uilding, the " Tens . g ve ‘ at z T° ET—THB UPPER PART OF THE HOUSER, No. 4 | 3° Stall to thom by the Gourt.” {tee levels sas, O08) in ite dittercat apartiweste necomars. | Board of Education, who spproved then, and made | oy vrpeviuer Covnee, be 1——Taortive Om Thucsday sricte | AB Appropriation cf $15,000 to erect the buliding would be understood, then, not as condempiog the go intentionarr honest purpores of those dewigning thie ¥ | but the design itself, the etructure a¢ it left the hand: of "fretted, the others being forfeltures—True Jobe the master mechantes, we do, im the most wojualied | Poy. 0CCt tom Lady Haynes and Tecumseh from Cem Lerma, pronetince to bave been unsuited to the purpows | erie Phe following summary of the two contests lect, there wae a large attendance at the above course 4 five trotting matches announced to come of olnted. as but two of the fire matches children, aud (that immediateiy fortune there were some ———— scholars lance, I hold, gentiemen of the the | buildings, partlovlarly public building wh: c which both parties maniferted a good deal of pertine fe" erearege." wba TRAVELLERS’ GUI = Justice Bleakley, Acting Coroner, thought the error oe AND AMDOY RAILROAD LINE FROM waw | (10!'¢ low votil Me as to the number of jurymen, quite immaterial, and ‘ork 80 Bees 30 it.—Leave Pier N iy Fries; office, 178 Hu vom street. might not be questioned at all. A discussion ensued in HORSES, CARRIAGES, &. ~ city, and the Coroner observed, the juror might with- | chem reckless of these various consideration. shoud | J¢vgned. bad im their arrangement, et ail times in that teok place ie quite as much aa they deserve — fAST MARE FoR HE 18 SOUND, KIND. PER | grew if he pleased ¢puniched While this, | secere and dangerous, and never properly amd tix ‘ad stake $250 (or less), mile heate, (a eatly broken toh Hlont caddie, ts? | ager ‘ , declaration of a duty, or princip | roughly eeeured by the bilder, We regret most deeply oa BA ds Shy FY Mr. Meech raid that would not remedy It He had no | nertence for you to determine whether this was o | the necersity of thie latter remark. Ohacity oom nemedg m Lady Hoagland... 2 2 2 : _—wre right to summon or awear any more than fifteen ble building, whether (his waa a proper bullding in ali | D¢* Us more to the belief that it was Se ovsmnlel ed Dik. g. Black Harry, Jr 123 H”® FARMER, ATEW MILESFROM | The Coroner then alluded to the eubjeot of the lettor | \t# parte for a publie #chocl of ite capsclty, in whic aiterenes of hd ‘ihe night be. gained | 3, Oliver named bik, m. Lady Perkins. 33 le one vo four bei ‘ we ebould ent t on ¢ renee comapenratio : o sist sinuet oats aly tke ete fone Bare to Been Cot A2# | wich had been pubilehed tn the papers implteating the | e,emeuld eateust the jemsla of our cles” Ware the | Soi te Gein “Ubarlty eatses UF oversight of the 10.307 = mad _' | Fite Department, and sald be had, under the circum: | if not, did any one know It who had the power of re. | Bone and. believe that, thls mm the good fatentions |," mile heats beet thee ease Onantevror.— GOOD SECOND HAND COACH FOR SALE—CO stances, deemed it his duty to call Mies Higgins. atluded | medy’ if to. who’ It is your duty to deciore it. f | oe er. ee On ifeatiy cleag | 1 Dares Prone Sekese Arhrowsh oop | A. Sccot Second Avenue wud Fitvh sieeet’ Ts leaitarts toint Hh lator whe WOUld SOW give her ovidence be. | have net dwelled at length upon this testimony, but | stairway It is sa0st Mipable indie | Owner entered ch. ¢ Doughnuts my ee 1p thie teak antl | {OF 8 boat hack, them it emai you carefully to examine You will Hot Ht eet eformanece ot the | Mt. Degraw entered ch g Spa , Lia ur SECOND Iilgains ben sworn—Hor name was Mary f | pettee that one person examined before the juty and A ~ ned. the original csatre ‘Time 5:09-3:02 8.08 Ad T ake, | Hipgins; abe at 96 Bedford street; ehe was a | cowrt, who eg se to do with the ruperintendence of aonten, Of vi ng tn charge tt # supervision Cestarvinie Oovase. L. 1-Trorry Want sony Ham's | teacher in the Ninth Ward Behool No, 24. Q.— | (he sirucwut iys that the oe of the newel was e for the imperfection ia | meteh came off on Tuesday last, between i , ‘Bott wil « heats beat t EGAL NOTICE That ail who pevished at | Cardinaland &t o fellow eeppiind for (mimes What was the first alarm you heard on Tuesday, the | #@ cversight, and ame “ Apriy at JOBS lovember? A— in my class, teaching the | ##at cf prep nis, ef the ebiideen who dont fro ving way of | the former t OU! TICR OF RROBIVER OF TAXES, No. $ NEW CITY sy emg Bw “tw hit itn were ie pr ave ioet their lives would , been saved. This i ore at lac Caste.) Soup, tenets Sineaect Lid hm fore aro hereby novited = bon I wae alormed by a enddemroshing | #6 cenecla‘ion to the bereaved familier, while public “ ave suit d.as | witnessed tor the LB to Wo Brite vip stalen; Twalted a few moment. and th chil troy | AS) bctitie# cx well aatha btese, Dave eateavorel to held ‘ot the feat stairway, is as | fast, cousitering the ¢ " 7 c am led but 1 told them to be still, and thoy wote ro terre neible private individuatefor putting ap inenMetsn the testimony upon this § : yf starr annauiy of Daa aee TAS ONL thea went tothe door amd opened it Phe tole Tthen | Mwidivas + le but proper that the fathers and mothers | page j - eo. with in ad beerd was the cry of “fire,” apd Taito met come men { (ur city showlt expect that the proper ePerre steote! toed » ¢ —A Thode lend (ed ue inet previo anes Oncaea aide 4 The men were in the male trom ofthe primery depart. | © ve inthe different wards. should attend | weet 6 Con te aphooiunpators thang of November acre , pentty, of goiia Boberical Unae, Grape ment and they told me the Aiding waa on fite © mur public schools, [t was enover- | 4 ant ~ many Gots are there” “athe Dey after 7 ee T tosee Vornionoe aay do. | Th9 door of my clase rooms opens oat into the main | winht # © bad drewed Ber child for aa afterno a | a taplea= | te Ary Penance: aed Oriaanss Sacer a8 90 oad poea t eet there, t oy n0 teas esat the | vieis. 8) «7s 1, sneat vit fet a Pebele | , 3 aie gone yee? oer, Wwe tae " y roan gina for pent? Q— What proportion of the of wore io yrved. bath O mele hi st aay AY UaaT, semirie © fa To aa Wis Mattes lene (rime? A= fhe’ mnjority of Was calidon hea bth ate varatiag a Fi tote a Mode lead