The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1854, Page 1

STW eae Lr tele eo wie wine WHOLE NO. 6495. aed PERSONAL. CH PE ILLES WILL rarmiinel HEHay cnt ede igen oy Songer. Seed one Vine,if no more. ea er FORMATION WANTED oF BRYAN O’GRIB! or yy Lavirt in 0, and taformeti iy Taswangd Shade rerided 4 Pont sylvania. A farthe: ety Mah UBrica, of Fiushiag, ‘Long : ol jus! a Eg Tilaua, State aad serene rk. ” ” Pee SATION WANTED—oF MARGARET RILEY, irs Riley.—The fathor and mother fe f rs skiuly iat Suasy qnmether and Father, ‘Bey "6 dpamete No. 202 avenue B. Her pare ta are going FORK. D—OF BUIDGET 2 Te} loaner ford, county Kors, Lroland, by ty hed hot NM jew York. At fe Or 07 adele wpa & YEA Sag i Sgr ales § SUAREZ Paitin SEE HER Mirend Antonio Bacs, from Ha: ogi hi ‘50 War- FLORISTS—A Panay bata CALIFORNIA, nin (since deceased.) lett about ¢: 4 of March, soins soote of the opirito santo. with a florist of this alty. Hie will iuob oblige the family by leaving word at 26 Washington ace, Where thoy can be found, EE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY RE- quest to the whereabouts of ol.” AUK Mara.ea T und 0 is at present in this city. ¥ pow in Jersey City, at hire. Bates’ noted. in nee of his ‘horees. ELISAH BURT, HE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK THR INFANT FRE dertek’s boots from No, 2 Day ctxoct and lofe them for » band time at’the Liliiard saloon, corner of Baitinore aad ereets aaltimors, M1, will please rotura thom as teeth ub coustcicaly sehianem’ Sia tne manact in walse Be obtained thems Will be made publio. _ SPECIAL NOT NOTICES. ~~ “MBEUNG OF ' or THE CREDITORS or J. M. DA Costa & So will be held at my office, 161 Water strost, afternoon, at 834 o’clock, on special businoss. SARFATY, Assignee. RAND NEBRASKA RALLY. TUM FRIENDS OF pide. Constitution and the ‘Union ars roqueste, to (Taceday), evontag, s, too late, for a meotin tho tras recession will bo formed fu the nad arciity the St, Nicholas Hotel, to welcome to “duis Sity our Gicclogutshied visitor the ion. Stopien As Douglas, who wi'l his fellow coun irymon in refos- fel, haa recently passed Con- Spelton’s Lrase Band will nocomp ny thd proces the St. Nicho!as Hotel, and perfor» favorite seren do. By order of the BRASKA COMMITTER. . grand lodge of ane ae tand honorable fra- f Hrs aod acopted Margus of the State of Now dap oventag. SULo Clock DAMES HBRRING, rand Secretary. ‘ASONIC.—THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF M*t xrigh Le cand. Lodge of ge vromraed ane honorable featorclt of Free a: ante ft the State of New York, wil be esl be Nib: nee 8 Bron! iway, on Tucs- day Evening, Juno 6 JAMES Se AUSTIN, Grand So: HE pole LIBRARY voter ASA ‘The o of tl 4 ped of th Ce naan lation will ti foment iy pl Jui a a My o'clock, at the nik va are. "Addresses by Governor Seymour, yn Brodhoa: 4, 0) ing, Raq. snd wince: Metaters cnn yirocurd their tickets of admis? a Ne. Sarno gent oppor te Custgmn Hetsar os CHARLES B MILNOR, } Committee Gonder ©, WOOD, Soun a. dounLte, NOomce.—THIs 18 TO ey NOTICE THAT ALL patties, bewing, pr at n Wi : Suasted tated or lake the ‘sare, wi ea fourteen dave ee OE Fite ce Ot tae wl be ala pene sistent uray oxPenses CU ULAH WADDINGTON. RASKA PROCESSION.—THE MEMBERS OF THE Bauncr Guard of the Empirs Club are requested to ‘moct in tho Perk on this, Tuesday evoning, bite od FS e Arrangoisents, lute; and aft ds Jot i secpesensttons ~golock, to fre a salutey and afterwards join the procession. by ordre 49 AIA RYNDEKS, DD FELLOWS: sto ase okholde! Hall HALL A CLATION OF Fo w Yor?.—Tie annual meet! ft Yolock P. Mf. dor. bata Sonn s. DAVIBS, Secretary _ Law REDUCED TO THREE CENTS — ae hs rity? Nowe ext the fare from Fulton et Beck sip, beach, and Chatham pir Al preueee + ° Assy? socond streot, ond Line uf omamibses, will. be ‘oornee of Forty sncon to, ONE CORE OE FD MULLS LUMBAKS, ATTENTION.—A REGULAR MONTOLY pt meeting of the Journesmen Plrmbers’ Protestive So- Glety of Now, York, Brooklyn, Wiliiamabney and Jorsey City, willbe held at M Union Shades, Fourth ave- nue, on Tuceda; 5 nat oe vlock, Members are re Guoited to attend, as bust portance will pe t-ans- soted. TRUE CHAMBDNS. Beckstacy. AEWEHEN.-ELLSWORMM & STREET, 22 BEEK. supply ail’ orders for papers, magazines, choap eat priced Yor cash. If sou oa lieations, Ao. ae th Sant early cuppiles, give of the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth strost, between Fifth ard Sixth nrenues, will eon tinue open on the afternoon and evening of Mon ory June Sth and th. The o i preside at © the piano, nesis clarionct. .—Notios vo Tax Payers.—Tho assossmont roli¢ ‘tho sevorst ofthe city and county of New York Fill be open for examination and review from Saturday the 20ut uay of Hay, until Monday, the 20 day of June, 0. TAL tex payers desirous of examining or correst: ete ni titchr often, He. 83 Chambers stress ho undersixnod at the ambers sire Basement of the now Court huss, between the hours of 4: i ho TSORSER, ren Commission's. Th, COMMISSIONER'S OF FICE, NEW YORK, MAY A au WH. J, ‘PRCK, NITED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE —PaSsEN for Europe ean olénin their pnesnor's at tho Page: oe and Custom House agency of CHARLES HO1T, Dd Naveen ctroct, Expr Dus HERE ARF MY ANCESTORS REMAINS!—ECHO | suswcrs where !—All persons who rorard the sanctity it vo moet ths moe it of Allen and Houston stroats, to whereby to prorent tho exhumation rorzed Via the burying sounds 4 Piret SMITH ‘TICKS, Chairman. THE FIREMEN. at A A anzine oF THE MEM fg 9 or Lag ito Evgite % the engine folt ‘oWing proambis or urbedy has hegre we ioiadee itjust Ry oe that we should take of his man: some mere to ox) dhe sat in tantly compel! th ty ‘ a t capacity, wo at the some time tonder ta ke for the manny obli tions he has laidus nore brotherly Tooling’ and Ty have ‘ked tis intercourse with usin every relation. ved, That as our foreman for the past seven years, he tin hia judgmon: lid and from has Beene evor jt im bis decisions arprise he ‘may embark. His duct wil ry a push arts mpl al n. BN, MOT RANCH {commictce. ca WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. AAA “BRILL rg a a . BEA TON, 343 pea have to lo ofter to the publ O'R: new and tasty kt wavchoe Jem oe es Eat gold ote Sea et! hn Cay ine, chaste, and of Fans clabor tm math sei tho abe bi -eall and examin WILMARTH & URNTON, 348 Breatway. poe WATCHES. vad td FINE POCKE? & mer reanenmanote y aregine et |. C. ALLEN, 11 Wall street, second floor. ae ant ANE JREe.2 WgTbntontace pe 1D aes had e Fivtetihsd Wall tireot, eocond floor, LEVER see Tate ted les eae, PA la theses. for tor vale, whole sale ‘all street, second floor, "ASONIC. a ANNUAL COMUNICATION OF THEA HE FAIR NOW BEING HELD IN THE BASEMENT | esc amiatin MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1854. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. VERY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON, Course on the Cuban The President's | Question. | THE PEACE COMMISSION TO MADRID. ,; Movement of the Anti-Nebrasks Men in Congress. ELECTION OF A KNOW-NOTHING MAR. DESTRUCTIVE GOONFLAGRATSONS. THE SOUTHERN MARKETS, &e., &e., &. From Washington. THE CUBAN QUESTION—MEETING OF SENATORS AND MEMBERS AND THE PRESIDENT—THE PROCLAMA TION AND THE SPECIAL COMMISS10N—TAE RE- PORTED ANTI-NEBRASKA MOVEMENT. Wasiuncrox, June 5, 1854.+ ‘We have learned some particulars which are of inte rest, of the proccedings al the meeting of Senators and members called by the President last week, to consult upon the Cuban question. In the early part of the week the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Senate had Mr. Slidell's zesolutions under consideration, and decided that it weuld neither be respectful to-the President, or in keeping with the position of the Senate, in its capacity of an advisory branch of thé Executive, to take the ini- tiative in any proceedings which might be deemed ad- visable against Spain; that the constitution devolved the duty and the responsibility of conducting our foreign affairs upon the President; and therefore, until he made a specific request, the responsibility rested with him. Under this view of the case, the committee determined not, to recommend the paaggge of Mr. Slidell’s resola- tions at this time. ‘The following morning tho President requested the at- tendance of the democratic members of the Senate Com- mittee on Foreign Relations, and also that of General Bayly, the Chairman of the House Committee. Upon re- Pairing to the White House, the President told them he had determined to issue a proclamation against filibus. ters forthwith, and upon the re-assembling of Congress next (this) week, to send in a message requesting an ap- propriation for the ap ointment of two commissioners to assist Mr. Soulé in representing to the Spanish govern- ment the outrages which had been committed upon our citizens, &e., &c , as already stated in the Heraup. Mr. Slidell was very much opposed to the issuing of a procla- mation, but Mr. Mason and Mr. Bayly seemed delighted with the idea, both these gentlemen being opposed to the acquisition of Cuba, on the ground, we suppose, that the resolutions of 98 and ’09 make no mention whatever of Cuba. Finding, however, that tho President had set his heart upon the proclamation, he then insisted upon the proclamation being kept back till the message with regard to the commission was sent in, and that the mes- sage should contain a full and clear statement of the out- rages committcd by Spain, and the measure of redress sought for by our government. Of course this also failed, the President refusins to say anything in the message further than that he had high hopes, if a commission were appointed, its Iabors would be crowned with success. Beyond this notbing eould be extracted from General Pierce. He talked, however, very fluently of his ceter- mivaiion to enforce the honor of our flag, &e., after the usual manner of Fourth of July orati He also sald that at the propor tiie he would request an approprix- tion to be inserted inthe General Appropriation bill, at the end of the session, providing that in caso of the fail- ure of the comniiscion he should bo empowered, during the recess of Congress, to expend miiliona in adopting auch steps as he might deem necessary in the emergency. This lart idea is supposed to have emanated from the Kitchen Cabinet, who would doubiless be delighted if tho President could have the unlimiic! ¢)atrol of a few mil- Vous to expend on bis favorites You will percoive from these facts that in asserting that the President has no inten’ A war mogsage. That’s not his forte. The stafemeats made by correspmdents from thi city, to the effect that mectings of an! vers baye Been held, and resolutions adopted to oppose all legislation except the appropristion bil’, so as to spite the administration, are all hum»: There are scarcely any members in town, and nearly all the pro- | minent Nebraska men are absent. If the adwinistea- tion got proprintion h a button about anything else; so that idea will not amount to much, Yo reach the administration the ap- you aro right of issuing ! Gadsden swindle should be defeated and the recom mendations of the departments treated with contempt. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. The cfficial vote for Mayor of this been made public, but enough is known to declare in five of the wards that Towers, whig, (the cundidate of the know nothings,) has between 400 and 500 majority The Foard and Council are also whig. The election derived peculiar interest from tho fact that tho administration has openly exerted its influence for Maury, and is understood to have threatened the clerks with removal if they did not vote for Maury; and prominent administration Senators and members denied if Maury were not elected. The result is con- | sidered a decided rebuke to the administration. A large procession, with a band of music, is now passing through the city, to serenade the successful candidate. THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wastuxorox, June 5, 1854. NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Upon assembling this m ten Senators were in attendance, and after the reating of the journal, the “Senate adjourned till Thursday next. House of Representatives. WasmGrox, June 5, 1864 ADJOURNME: ‘There being no quorum present, ir. CAMPBELL, (free soil) of Ohio, moved that the Hous adjourn. Negativedeyeas 4, nays 88, ‘The House was called and 106 members snewered to their names. Still no quorum. The House thon adjourned. The Public Works of Pennsylvanin, Paaaperrma, June 5, 1854 Ata meeting of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad this morning, @ committee reported unanimous- 1Y against the purchase of the main line, upon the terms fixed by the act of the Legislature. The report recom- mends the appointment of a committee to act in oonjune- tion with the directors and decide on future action, in case the sale be not mace under the ast. The recommen: dation was negatived, and the committee disebarged from farther action, From Providence. TRE CITY GOVERNMENT ONG ANIZING—/REAKS OV BLEPHANT AT LAROR. Puovivayce, June 5y 1854. The city government was organized to day, and the old officers were generally re-elected. The city council voted not to make the usual celebration of the Yourth of July, but to toll the bells one hour at sunrise, noon and sun- down, on necount of the gepen) of the Missouri compro mise; and the recent events in Boston. A large elephant attached toa menagerie, while on ‘he way to Fall River, got boyond the control of his keeper and killed three horses on the road, smashed the wagons and seriously injured two mon who were in the wagons. The elephant was finally captured near Slade’s forry,and token to Fall River. The Baltimore Races, Bartimone, June 6, 1854. ” Our races commence: to-day. There wasa large attend- ance of atrangers, including many New York flash gon- try. The race today, milo heats, for a purse of $200, as won by Ellen Batom an, in two straight hea te. . AN Later from Havana. Mostia, Jane 2, 1854. Tie steamship Cuhawba arrived here to-day with ad. | vices from Havana of the ,flst ultimo, but there is ao | news of importanee Destructive \ires. PROVISION STORSS DESTROYED .\T ALEXANDRIA, VA ‘Wasensn Ton, June 6, 1854, The provision stores ef Mr. Hone aad Mossrs. Masters &Son, oo Union strect, Alexandria, eere destroyed by fire this morning. Hons had 3,680 bavrets of flour anda Jargé quantity of lard, bams, &ec., ity store, ody a omail portion of which was saved? During the fire ten kegs of powder in Masters’ store, exploded, cresting great ex- citement and damage, but mo: persop waw Sojured. The buildings were completely gatted and most of their con- tente destroyed. The loss will probebly amount to i | THE NEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS. | THE HORRID MURDERS ON LONG ISLAND. Capture of the Assassin in the Wooils—His Attempt ai Sulcid:, by Cutting his Throat —Tremondous Excitement—A Motion Made Mr. and Mrs, Wickham, In our yesterday's edition we gave a detailed account of the proceedings taken up to Sunday afternoon, by the | people ia Suffolk county, consequent upon the atrocious murder of Mr. and Mrs, Wickham, at Cutchogue, town of Southhold, Suffolk county, Long Island. Nicholas Bain, the p rpetvator of the crime, having taken to the woods to elude arrest, und as great fear was entertained that he would avoid the vigilanee of the sheriff, consequently the people of the towashipand county mustered together a forcgof several hundred men, armed with pistols and 950,060. BLEACHERY BURNED AT SMITHFIELD, ® rt. Provipence, June’ 5; 1854, Tho bieachery at Scott’s Pond, Smithfield, belonging to W. P. Sayles, was destroyed by fire about 3 o'clock tals’ morning. The buildings were insuzed for $18,500 in this ci y; $1,000 at the People’s Mutual Company, Worcester; $2,600 at the Metropolitan, Boston; $4,000 at the West- ern, Pittsfield, and $2,500 at the Northwestern, Oswego. ‘The buildings were valued.at $25,000 and'the goods inthe bulldings at 240,000. A PRINTING OFFICE DESTROYED. Lovesvitr, June 6; 1854, nflice of the Toutsville Courter was destroyed by fire shout 6 o’ctock this morning. The loss is about ©0—covered by fosurance. The presses, books and job ofice were saved. It was the work of an tacendiary, From Hoston. THE COCHIPUATE BANK—THE BAKK APPLETON LOST. Bostox, June 6, 1854. The hearing of the Cochituste Bank was Lad this morn ing, before Chief Justice Shaw. From the statement of its affairs it appears thas the al was _noarly absorb ed by bad or doubtful peper. ‘The Court therefore ordor- ed the injunction to be perpetual. The bill-holders and depositors will most probably be paid in fall. The bark Appleton, from California for Boston, was run into on the night of the 24 inst., of Chatbam, by the bark Milford, from New York for this port. The Appleton sunk in five minutes, carrying down two seamen. The rest of the crew eseaped. ‘The Milford sustainod no damage. Movements of Southern Steamers. Savannart, Juuo 4, 1854. febraska mom- through, they don’t care | propriation bills shonid be ent down—the ten million | city has not yet | a The steamship Knoxville, Capt. Ludlow, arrived at her wharf hero in ftty-five kours from New York. Cuancestox, Juve 4, 1354. The steamship Nashville did not leave here for New York until ten o'dock this (Sunday) morning, having been detained by bad weather since 4 o'clock P. M. on Saturday. The United States mail steamship Southerner, Captain Thomas Ewan, from New York, arrived here at 12 o’clock on Saturday night. Markets. ~ New Onseans, June 3, 1854. ‘The Asia’s news eame to hand late last night, and our cotton market has been dull to-day, at previous rates. fales restricted to 1,500 bales. ‘Tho business gf the week foots up 19,060, ard the stock now on haMd here) is 245,000 bales. Middling ia qhoted at 8a 8ixc. The de- crease in the receipts at all the southern ports, as com- pared with the eame date last year, is now 483,000 bales. Flour lias declined—sales of Ohio’ have been made at $6.25, Corn is dull at 58a56c. Pork is heavy, with- ehles of mess at $12. Lard i Xe, for bvls, with a dell market. Rio coffee—the es of the weck have been 4,500 bags at 9 9 10 he stock on hand is 87,000 bags. ‘Sight exchange on New York is at 1; per eent dis- count. Cotton freights to Liverpool are quoted at 7a. Barrimonr, June 5, 1854 ‘The offerings at our cattle markgt to-day, were | 40 head of beef cattle, of which 850 sold at prices rang om $425 to $5 on the how. The stock was inferior. Of hogs the supply was less abundant, and sales were @ at $5 50 2 $6 25 per 10) lo. Police Intelligences THE CONSPIRACY CASE OF PINNER AND ROLET®R. ‘1nis cace was resumed yesterday before Jadge Welsh, the parties all heing present, attended hy their respective couvsel. On Saturdey last, Jerome Murray was aworn ov the part of the defence. After answering tho u:nal questions es regards his age, residon @ Faid—My acquaintance with’ Mr. Pi cowniencsd on the 1718 ef May; my ert me down to him with her;T went out from Ninth street, her then residence; I Was told atPinner’s store that he was out, and would bo there was a German woman there (o ein aqueer mancer in German; whon he camo in; he was talsing a long time, and ranning up and own bebind the counter; when he eame out, | handed sfrom Mra, Roleter; he opened it ant read ange of a five dollar bill, end tien wro'e a pote in reply, which he b that was ed up at his roai ; went into Rol house, end into the } was torn, and one of di “ Hillo, Tthink Eknow you the coli, and begged for his pants ond clothes: said he wanted to have the police soa him aa he was; Pinner beageLhim not to co out, a9 he would not. be ex. posed for $1,000; he would compromive, do this and {nats and eaid ho wold give Noleler. tweaty do | of the twenty-five dollara he hind in his pocketloc | would spend tho remainin z nen began to cr ,and five dollars for champagne, give him four or five hundred doliars ina draft, and a suit of the best clothes in his store; Roleter said he | Would haye nothing to do with him; Pinnor went on | trying to compromise until he (Planer) fel was sleeping all this time; at at | rer weke up and washed c on Mis pants | and coat; ina streggle between Pinner and Roleter about | vest, the latter's watch fell out, aud tho erystal | 8 Were broken; Roleter took them up and pat a small toble, and told him he would get them When the policoman enme; he begyed me Roletor and try and (the matter; that was ibreatencd that {he appropriations for the city would be | after 7 o'clock I went’ up and brought her dows sie wouk‘not #gdak fo kim when si aime down] | and went into the bedroom; when Pinner went*out to | | wash himself Roleter went out fora policeman, but did | | not get one; Talso looked for one without eucecss; Lewis | | brought in fomcthing to eat, and after erting he went | away; that was a little aftor 8 o'clock A. M.; Mrs. Tole- ter went out i 4 Pinner began to aek for pon, ink and pap id he had none; Pinner after prying ebout the room, found some; Piuner sat cown at | the table and tegon to write; Roleter was looking at the | pictures in Gleaton’s Pictorial at the time; Pinner asked | Roloter if he would not chow him how to write his (Ro- | leter’s) name? Roleter wrote it on a piece of paper that | Pinner had there; after a while Pinner began to wile something on a paper; he ent off with a scissors a part of the paper on which he had written; the piece he wrote | he tock in his hand, and began to walk about the room; | after trying again to compromise, came in, and | said he war going down for some medicine, and Pinner | auked bien if bo wonid not bring the paper down to tho | Island City Bank? Pinner said he would not go until the | mntter was made all right; he said he would not lot his wife ov family know it for $1,000; he went on trying to | compromise until Lewis camo back and said tho | check wasn’t gool; Lewis then went ont; Roleter | told Lewis when he was going off, thet if he met a policeman, to end him down ; Pinner told Roleter for God's rake to take his watch aud breastpin, which Role- | ter refused, saying that he wished he bai never scen | himj he offered the watch, &e, twenty or thirty times, and Roleter slwuys refosed his’ offer; Mra. Koleter cams in from the yard nnd ealled for the Jackets; Roletor tol her to come ‘in and get them herseif; she wont into the hedrocm, she was 90 sick; Pinner then gat down and be- an te Write; he wrote something, and then camo over fo me and began to bother me about writing a name, be bothered me a time about writing my nany gt up—i was so bothered with his talk—and signed Lewin’ to a paper whick he had on the table; hen he again offered the watch and pin to Roleter, saying they ete worth so much; Roleter told him to gel away—that he was sick, and did rot want to have an: hing to with him; Pinner then went to the table, Inid down his Watch and chain, and stuck hie pin in « paper that was on the table—There, Mr. ‘are my watch and pin,” he said, “I will eail for thom this eveni ite them at all;” there He was received by Hee H | murdors—threatoning revenge; secondly, guns, who formed themselyee into squads of twenty-five and thirty, and thos divided off in varions directions for the purpose of sconring the woods and swamps through- out the section of country where the murderer was known to be. We left the gcene of the trage@y at Your o'clock om Suaiay afternoon, and up to that time no person had seem the criminal since the night previous, when he es- caped from the house of Mr. Thompsvu and’ took to the woods—the circumstances of which we have slready published. Jus*ice Osborn, of this city, wishing to aid the autho- rities of that county in the capture of the villain, seut down constable Nesbit and Sergeant Dowling, two very expert officers, for that purpeee. Those ofcers arrived on Senday afternoon, and on Mist evening a aecting was Meld, at tho suggestion of Mr. John Martin, of River- head—who haa, frm the commencement of this melan choly affair, rendered most essential service towards the arrest of the assassin, At this meeting of the people the two New York officers were ctfosen captains, and un- der their orders, equads were formed, who took differ- ent directions, keeping always within hearing distance, £0 that whoever discovered the murderer, by discharging &gun, should give the understood signal for a gencral muster, In this manner, at sundown, the various squads took their positions and kept guard. At about 2 o'clock on Monday morning Nicholas Bain made his appearance from a swamp on the south side of the Island. One of the guard observed him, and as quickly did the criminal see his pursuers, and scouted back to the woods. The guard discharged Lis gun at him as he retreated, but without effect. The discharge created a generat alarm, and a more vigilant watch was kept until daylight. The various patches of woods were then taken in rotation, and aminate search made. At 9 o'clock a discharge of guna'was heard in a piece of woods aituated within half a mile of the Hermitage depot. Cheering and hollooing took place. The signal was understood. The New York officers were ina few minutes on the spot, and there they found Nicholas Bain covered up by some brush. wood, apparently Incensible. At first he was thought to be dead, as a Wound of about two inches in length was visible on Lis throat. He was picked up frou hie Lidi place, and conveyed to the road, and laid under a tr Here a scene occurred which baiiles deseription. ‘The alarm having become gencral that the murderer wae captured, the whole force in pursuit came hurrying up yelling and cheering I'ke so many crazy men; each one, too, wanted to infilct a blow on the monster. The ery was, “Hang him up to the tree,’’ “Despatch the yil- lain,’’ “Let's Jook at him,’ “Let's see what he looks like,”” “Take his head off,” said another,’’ “Burn the son of exclaimed another, &e. Giver Dowling protested agninst any such steps being taken, aad was actually compelled to stand guard over ths accased with a loaded revolver, to prevent the excited people from carrying the ly nel law into effect. ‘The prisoner appeared to have been worn out with fatigue. Th Mls pockets was found a 4 dea with small shot, a po end a razor from whieh itis suppored he took the razor to kill himself, and after inflicting the wound thoow it away. In his peckets was also found bread and erke enough for him to subsist upon for two days. Tho bottoms of his pantatoons were saturated with blood, apparently that of his victims. He would not speak, although it was evident from Lis physfcal appdarance that he could if he chose, but was acting in that manner to af- fect insanity A wagon was procured, and the prisoner was p! therein and conveyed to a barn near the Hermita pet. Hero the officers placed him in the custody of the shertt De. Lerd was sent for to render medical as of sLout half an inch, but the arteries not being injured, the dector pronounced the wound not one of a fatal character, and therefore he considered the wreteh would recover. Thi were dressed, and it was only when the nee 4 through his skin, in etite! the ent, that h signs of animation. The great curiosity exhibited by the excited populace induced constable Nesbit to gratify them ; and, ther § fore, he requested them to form a line, and pass in single filo by the criminal, which they dtd, and w take a view of the monster ashe Iny. Fach one, a's be passed, gave vent to his feelings, by an exclamation of “0, you villain!” “0, you murderer !”” ‘You ought to be burned alive |"? and all such similar expressions. The grent excitement was now over—the fugitive was canght, and in the hands of the law. That afternoon he was conveyed to the jailat Riverhead, where he will be kept to await his tri The evidence against the prisoner, although mostly of a ciroumstaatial character, is very strong. In the first place, there are the threats immediately prior to the the manner of entering the houve, showing his knowledge of the pre- ; thirdly, the sayage watch dog kept in the kitchen not making any alarm, which he would have done had any stranger attempted to enter; fourthly, the straw at left in the kitchen has been identified to belong to the prisoner; fifthly, his subséquent conduct, and par- tial acknowicdgment of bis guilt to Mr. Thompson, and the blooly condition of his clothing. ‘The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Wickham took place at3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, attended by their relatives and large number of friends and acquaintances. At last advicos the colored boy was yet breathing, altiiough no hore was entertained of his recovery. In reference to the reward of $1,000 offered by Mr Joba Wickham, for the arrest of Bain, we suppose it will be awarded to those who first discovered him in the woods, and to those in the immediate vicinity. The New York officers certainly deserve to be compensated for their trguble, as they were very active and rendered good and effectual service. mis Roard of Supervisors. (Lis Honor the Recorder in the chair. of the last meeting were read and approved. UNPAID TAXES. A communication was received from Taxes, in answer (0 resolutions*of the unpaid taxes of 1851, 1852, and 1853. the table and be printed. REFERRED. Bills for advertising, some small vie for stationery and other things, were ordered to be paid. ‘THE PROPOSED. NEW JAI! ‘The committee on county offices cent in a report stat- ing oe in their opinion the Board of Aldermen had no baled to expend money to build a new jaf, and advised t the necensity of such a building should be urged upon the Board of Councilmen. A‘ A report of same committee in fayor of putting 1 racks te protect “5 books, &c., in the County Clerk’s office, was Jone The minute the Reesiver of as to the red to Ixy on ae For the execution of James L. a $83.75; boarding for ar Hoare di $41 59; REMUNERATION TO THK BOARD OF REALTH. A resolution to pay the members of the Board of Health: $2 each, pas Si Lrengertiee a vote of cleven to nine. ‘The board Before Recorder’ OF THE TRRM. Jcxnb.—The court met to-day agreeably to the statutes. ‘There not & quorum of the Gr Grand Jury prevent, that body were discharged until to-morrow moruing. ‘The Petit Jury were empanneiled, and one case was dis- posed of by them. atreet. te Hang Him to a Tree=The Faneral of the windpipe severed to the exter, | Without License.—Peter Brooklyn Oity Intelligence. Tox Sunpay Riorkrs.—All the parties arrested on charges of riot and tumult on Sunday were brought be- “ore Mayor Lambert, Justiee Blatghley, and Alderman Barnard, yerterday, but in consequence of the great num” ber it was found impoasible to go into an examination, Tne complaints mace against each one were heard, and the parties committed for a hearing, unless they pro- cured bail, which was fixed at $500. Several were dis- charged, no complainants appearing against them. The City Hall was thronged with spectators during the day, but everything passed off peaceably and inorder. No nd very few were seriously hurt, notwithstanding the noise and confusion. Deuverep Hiwseiy vr.—Henry Coggens, who stands charged with killing 4 mmn named Patrick Boyle, gave himself up to the eustody of Deputy Sheriff Clayton « fow days since, and ‘Was examined on Saturday last be- fore Justice Blatchley. Several witnesses were exam- ined, and it appeared that the defendant, with others, was driving on the Clare road, on Sunday, the 21st ult., when Boyle, who was partially intoxteated, attempted to pull one of the eri out of the wagon, and made uye of threatening language. ‘The defendant thereapon Jumped ovt of his veh‘cle, and dealt deceased a blow, which terminated fatally shortly afterwards, He wad hcld ix 98,000 bail toappeargad anowor. i “city InteNigence. mt ExvcetivE Comansr.—A meeting of the cc anmittee was beld last evening at the Broadway Ho Win. Hail, Esq., chairman, This inestl comritiee from the Young Men’s and ¢ a tive committees. The mein business of the even! ng wae ideration of the Lve-lawa for the goverament of the cow mittee. Besides this, no business of an importance was transacted, and (hecoumnittee ar Dew York Bogrievirvrar Socrry.—A regular Wael nits meeting of this society was held last oveni their rooms. No. 600 Broaawuy. Mr. Peter V. Mead ciated ax Secretary. After some routine ogra of no special importance, some of Mr. Bai | Were discussed at Inngth. A committee of five * ntle- men. consisting of Meesra Hogg, By and Corporal, were appointed to soolety at Boston, in September next, cime Several dieape- { carly vegetables were exhibited, together with by Mr. Mend. After some other business, the adjourned. ‘Tue Covoapia ConeGe Sexatonsar Conmvrren, yester- dey morning, under the guidance of the special commit” tee of the Board of ies ise of Columbia Opilege, paid a visit to the Botanical Carden property, given to C lumbia College by the State a long while ago. Thi garden bas an area of four aquares, the siz of 220 Jo pounded by Vorty-seventh und Fifty-(ret streots, and | Fifthand Sixth avenges. This property is very valuablo, but it is much encnmbered with rock andwater,. and will require a lnrge sum t improve it. Ou the part of the Bonrd of Trustees of the College. a contract. has been already made for tho gracing and levelling of this | property, at w cost of nearly $200,000. ‘Tae Senatorial Committee will probably procced with their investiga- tions to-day. Procession oF Taw Puritc Cartmes's U. P. Socigry.— This society. composed wholly of the cartmen of the city of New York, made their first anal procession yesterday. ‘The line of the procession was forined on Madison square and Twenty-third street, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, the members on horseback, and wearing the regalia of the society. Lhe ord r of the procession was a follows:—Over ‘Iwenty ‘l'' street to.Seventh avenue: wp Seventh avenue to thirty-fourth etreet, thence ‘to Ninth avenue; from Ninth avenue te wich street; down Greenwich to Muyray strest; over Mursay sireét to the Parl, thence to Chatham street; up Chatham street to East Broadway; up Fast Brondway to Chnton sircet; np Clinton street to Avenue B; up Avo- nue Bto Tenth street; over Tenth streefto Avonue A; up Avenue A to Twenty third street; over Twenty-third street to Third avenue; up Third evenue to Forty-second street; over Foriy-second street to Lroad Broadway to Union Park; Bowery down to Prince street; over Prince strect to Montgomery Hull, No. 76, the company dismissed. Nicholas Willoughby Grand Marshal, assisted by soveral aids. ‘Tho proo atiracted much attention al thy streets throng! which it passed, for a Quer of mex could scarcely be found Parapr or tim Sree Rrcimexr —The ammunt parade of the Seventh rep nt of t York State wilitia Was nade y Park at half pest put throvgh 2 very ing sun. ‘His Honer the Mo} or © of the Com- Hall ment ia under duty yoster: oot and one coinpany of boise, commanded an f0 pans, Cept. Iveasener; nd, Capt. Shale: Capt. Price; Fourth, Ca the Capt. Cr 4 Sixth, Capt ; Se , Capt. ‘hious Eighth, Capt. Shu troup of ca fomlin This“ battery of have trimmed firet they t ret off their dress. they marched vp Broady others of our principal m ng forth thi Warm rays of the dd musket Thore of our el Lighly pleased with ti giment. Mirrvany.—The Ameri ing militery com pat our ofliee yc fying. Two of these 9 epaulette After the di 4 er sun, Hashing ro brilliant a the para: per Brook them by the numbers forty of mare! r in th ing, will s ciuy or Tancxr Ea Captain I en Gorman Guar, an excursion ta East | ended by Hall's Band ‘¢ muskets, and are in good and | hoe it wae | u, Leasked, ata 'e given by mis- ationed him till he him he obtained the gold, for the mone: $10 07 0 piece he gave venture, for the rete tao for one exnt. | a $20 gold pi the former coin. The mistake wa and because the receiver of the money, if so disposed, might so casfly have made himself ignorant of the fact, Lis prompt returning of it to the owner is a deed of honesty well worthy of recording. Jt is such men as these who cannot be bought with gold. oxERs oF Exctst.—No licenses were granted ) the frat for the Fifteenth ward. The cownefimen of the 1 were present, but the aldés- man was not. Theso commissioners, not having yot do ce, he threw out to him a Very natural one, cided upon the course to be pursued, the granting of licenses to some future day, which will be tmaade known to the liquor dealers of this’ ward. ‘Tnow’s Naw Dinecrory.—We yesterday rece copy of Trow’s New York City General Business and Copart, a ong this hard read to Jordan is most worthy of our eity. Firm Avestr.--The residents of this arenue, Ivi between Eighteenth and Twenty-second strects, beseech Mr. Glaster to send somo new brooms, ani carts with bottoms in them, to carry off the ‘frec soil’? that ad- heres to their dally paths, We really think that our nabobs, who adorn’ the city with «uch superb ediices, are entitled to clean cobbles around them. But why don’t these nabobs do as Genin and his neighbors did? Fowren’s Post Ornor, Naseau Sremer—The new ar- rangement of the cards distributed to merchants for sig- pature, strikes us as objectionable." They aro placed om the ceiling of the boxes, so that the numbers and signa = are easily read from the outside, and the latter forged with exec. ‘ry ageim, Mr. Postmaster. ‘This won't do as it is. oe oie uorrees Gourty aad exJo Campbell, of the Supreme Court, and ox: he nominated on the whig interest for the o nor of New York. HOE. ee Founta Waxn 16 Bowoor Burnpine.—-A at achool La much needed in the Foarth w: measures aro being taken for one to be saputed, "the subject has been brought up on several oocasions, during the year past, and the called attention to it In his mena The Board of Eéucation, at {ts meoting on evening, ree. & resolution that the Common fetus nested 10 purchase four lots, fn the Fourth ward, for a site for such an money It was ae resolved that the Fourth ward members of the Board of Fauca- tion be a committee to confer with the Common Council committees on Rigen and on public grounds and buildings, to select such a si | | i Kent, of Gover- Layrxe ov A Conwsr Stoxp.—From time immemorial age to oe ha# been no church Se ghenenty gertea, taare Ah wey Sabligate of whieh Bove clean been remarkably regular in to meeting. A daring wave of pi has | Murphy, ra C [4s igor, J Schmidt, T'yshen, P tye Personal oh Mr. Hincks, Quebec; D: “aro. 'na; . Corcoran, Hon. Benj, Finebirick, Alsbeas’ rae, Ree Evens, Boubh Carolinas: Hon, Ja. L. Orr, South Carolina, at the St. Nicholas. Hon. Richard ae Washington: Maes. ; J. R. Hall, CU. 8. Geo. Camp! Stewart, En; eee ere ong the arri: eat we the Metro Hon. W. Ot eda Georgia; Hon. J. P, Benjamin, New Orleans; Hon. Ds. Gwin, California; Pavesr ham, U.S N's Capt, Hollins, Ur & 5 fi ion. Mr. United States’ Consul to enor Mejita, Hon. Jas. Abercrombie, Avabarna; EB. H. Washington, were among the arrivals pee... Astor House. Hon. Judge Jessup, Montreal; F. We Lieut. W. S Berryman, U U.S.R&; Dr. W. sn wiliees ui family, IL, were among tho @rivale at the Irving jouse, tho For Aaptnwall galt in, im th -ateamably Iinola— or Anptnwal Judge Menry an i ot San Fennenaor ht G Hane, indyanc chia B Hostgshaer. indy end child’ Me Mr Engisnd. J Wormer Wormer, i Cd Pe infant. ary 1 arsi ae Pea A "4 W Trom- 7 ebb gland, Hib Mire d Rowton, “lise 3 Sanit, GF Deal ning ca facriny © Neil, wife god aad neeey McKenna, & H Goodwit . SK'Rose, Mi ae Vik ‘ae lady CC Recd Mre'T Green bo: aud two children, K Palmer and |: Newall Berrian. W Hoverts J Simpson, Wm Powell, 2 Begg Churehiit and tw Qularen, Mey B Fairchild sia" ebitdren RS Jon it, Hampton JA L Wickham, jarae und lady, Mb Mr Hampton, lnd¥'and four children: Miss UH Battmond, Me Glicheiot, wife and child: Meee nya ou threo childron. Mise Astelorca, 4M Kiguer and lady: J Lalon apd Lad Powell and Indy, Mra Laddy and Mies Daler cation ond sister.’ Grow Indy, J King, J D How, J Mot Mister FW He W ‘bornton, J Newman, D W_ Forrest, 5 Day. doll, P O'Hara, J Firepatelek, J Peohatfur A Ponte, A Nemmlth, C trows, bMactin dT Honiton, Sopank- 3M Benson. Ww 8 nd wits, a, Mtoe itary DEI Mra Thom m “Mi iss M O'Rouris Rol ¥ eepard sie Tae H Peterson, P xe ‘O Mayo, U 8: Smith, 1 MeShenn, M Manzely @ MeMai Coful, 's Coful, A Davie, M'T Harris, J Brows; GC Poter- ton. J Serance, J Stones, J Groom. J” D. A'Lotra | i | # not tell the difference | } Av | RCothberk, Mrs } full compliment in tho steorage—total lew courte, it ie aald that Judge tana re Ee McPherson. 8 Joseph, D Scanlon M Jaco, Wt " Chegrin, W Dwyer M Wapith, apes, D Miher, Chiteen, tree vad, hae id Lee EY Caldwell M ie vbrand, 3 Ht teerbrau rulkshanl nor, M Gootall, W Jenks M Fooley, M Denese » Burgess, W White, J Pic ines P MoKanns, J Rosen so: it Marke, H Gunbeok, A Granal, J “ond, P Parmley, hie in wale HOtto J Keonan, JM J Woo , M Kinwas ton, We w teeth? A MoGinis, N Campbell, D McMartin, H Cohen, BN Lewitt, E Chei J Morriv, BH Waterman, J Duscan, me Ieaver. G © Winter, K Bohm, F Stevens, J Mec: 4 Ber Ne + Goodwin, J Andrew J Holleran, J Goon Babooca, # Pilkin, M Dandoison ‘J Marke, i x in ee ty, P amet Leanne TS ith, agzarty, P Campbel oy mith, J Dupergs on ee, SW rat. G G'C Drepus, B Walker, J RJasote, D MeGare W Crothers, P Crothers, Quiul o .C Burnes, J Ligenbers,'# Jaco rs own, Merm and, P fol Bite roy OB Wonder pj SP Mingle, JM Fuller, 3 “Bick Kirkpatrick, H Cofin, 8 Conighn, A. Sti noy, G miller, G Humphrey wite, M Kezliek, GJ Gadel aan, OF Heyer, A Ma Waris, © K al v and child’ J Suge tite ond DLW Sherrod It Hall, & Murphy, J Siuger JC Wileto, Ht Pools t Hakoa, RM 88 Ch Mar- tin, W ii Greeman, R Meyers, GW Surties N Maniay, 1 Neal J Therher, # Mathewson, Miss E donk, © Wateon, Wee Ot Reilly, Dithowae, sialt ¥ Herman J Tonk C Lesta'D Corwista WS Mae 4 Murphy. G Bigler, JS Williams, G G'Beck J Steward, i 3 Wood, § Wood, P Barstow, H Call, J A, Holton Prewn. wife and child, 8 Dinsonor bot, W dopte J Hedden, R Tram ard, Frank, Moses Mar! ary, ol win L Owea, lady, ehild, ery lady, child, and servant, O MeKavy ond wife, Martie Cre; aud lady Miss Duna P Quinn, it pioCarty, CE al © Leat, HT Can pee, Jolla Lathan, pittertee Youre, D Wicox S'Skaw 3 heey c a, DE - a ‘Total. £ a Patt * Rreck! oe hE Vann. 0 Greer, Mrs Con- y.G HSponeer and J Blook, Mra Stowart. andlady A Ba-ton, a Savage and lady, ad Jeoy, 3K Goulrey, Dr Uatheway, G H Cam, H Allen lady andeldid. C P tis, ct fy Morrégla, O Moody, © Hf Buiter, BE Grealey, J A Post, J Grabs. ir andatt” JTF hol A, i urnert A Mitohell, J Dohe ty Kt te . CM Honder, HS Rolfe, DH Nickerson, @ ms A and U svete T Patterson, Gy Rainey Morro W Butler, pen nd. Miss Pora~ Morsh, 7 Kedine. J Ling, Roth J Wo he Writles. ‘W Shi vay. C Winterra: W Holmos, Mire Cor rg,’ Mies Smit h, at Spottt Jady. Levy, J J Do; iy c Denalisen, J wand’ peters, 4 Vine Honsselaer, J i eS iw Oouloy, t inzele, friend J 8 nell, EQ Pagel tery and ebil i ees Murray. Cedar T i Ninh se J ie Wm Pryde aj, Cartis, Mur ay, C'Peart, T Lord, nd cid, SP Read, W Watson, Me 'M Caley, W. Stepe kM Burrows, © Mo. laud and lacy, Capt McCoy, ook Mt Toancr, UW Rotehort, lady, child G8 serve # Bi Stiles, Mrs Chattertou and thro ldren, JL and indy, W Jackson, Mrs Cenndall, L "a Judge Howoll, D Ven Olocf, R abd 8 Mrs knowlon, UR Holmes and is iN orm | end lady, KW Perry, Mrs Han: Mrs Wright, | anu lady, © 0 MarringionaO V Crovs, Miss Binégan, CF obler, & 3 Meacham, M. hor lady and ohildren, J W Cob hale novan, J Battey, H Otia, ne, Mr Kedisn, it M cee and brother, J ‘mot, ey Kitouon F Fink dren, Mr Keyser J Hows'd, P W's W Van Wagener, Med irs Martin, Parroll, oF MeLeod & Go's me For Pae a renas aud stifernia, te the stoamebip Pro- metheus & Mesare Wells igrurs_ Adems & Co, hice 1, A'Sinter and Uwe i Bee and two olild J Williams, M: Ham! x, Mian AM i mage es iss Annio Chri » A Gash. MreB W Tetter and. infant, Z dintant, Mrs Abbe: ‘ant, F BM TYord, Thomas J Rew i Mastiok, FW Mastic AD Marsate Atte it Sutltree ro A Metlep, re E Miobit, Mrs 8 Abbott and child, Mra M Dawaon and two ebilir iss Marin, Ryan, P iz Crages. A een wife and oli dren, Mra W Di MA i anise vie wi a, Mes DS Sitsn ‘Sarah Sterehan d Niski Mrs J Tarner and two childrom, Mrs Jackeon and servant, GW arne, Mrs J nd three chile Ve ter ai ape wite, B Simmond, em Ken- ership Directory for the years 1864 ond 1855. It con: | nelyre Wheetheighe Mrs Bete. Mer AW Molton, Mee Mg tains, besides a oatalogue of the nemos of our citizens, a | Aulipand intent, Me and C Jelters, wife Business Directory of great service to all business men, | ™ a Mire heey abe ca in- ‘The book is marie out of good payer, and appears to have tilted Us wae been compiled by H. Wilson with wach care and accu | fivineee te Nia dl aneeo. @ ona racy. | F'Siiys, wife two child, Ay aya ty Mrglasbatin, Toe Harte Cry TracK.—The Street Inspector shoald | ¢ Ht Bc eerel Cighg endgen, 1nrn ge yay | tehe a vqnint at the rails of the Harlem Kailrond track ian t Nes, flaps, eee ann on Fourth ne, vetween Feventh and Fonctoenth | {itu Miss Mery atti lee exe ton ‘hilar. | streets, vlarly about a or placa, oe ene ae | Mar: ‘crag woe nn hyd M ad is already wp some eight or ten inches, wilt his | ton ‘on, G Jones, Duna, M: j fren fang reaty to erent tae auwa y. The pavement | Mebivit baie tn Mar 7 Law Saas eee MreS Booth, Mra B Bos su De AR Stencay, | a W Martin, A Hirzins, a eases, 5 F Sweatland, Willamsburg City Int AN Avnorr Taner. igh orw yo & forenoon of Anderson entered the South Ninth street, a wh while one of mS Bret, attention of the clerk, the other abstracted about from the money drawer, with which they esoaped. Arrests sy THR PoLtcR.—, Assistant Chief of 59; ing in wbrocta, 8 ‘8 native of Ireland, oo ther pee ib ‘and short~ Ip after eos found dead. “A foto death oom of the heart was rendered. a Tux Caanga ov Anson — Foster a me Refore Justice, Boswell and Lay de ie ba rested om raspielon of es ee 190 Grand bento ‘wan adjourne®