The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-19 00:00:00

By the President.
Lewis Car, Secretary of State.

SHOCKING MURDER AT NEW YORK.—The town
was shocked end startled by rumours of a bloody sad awl-
ling tragedy, which, when inquired into by our reporter, am
found to be made of the following terrible particulars
It took place at the mansion of Mr. F. Gouldy, No. 217,
West Thirtieth-street, on Tuesday night. Francis Gaddy,
jun., a young man shout nineteen years of age, cans
horns at about 11 o'clock at night; his father upset
the door and let him in. During the day Frank kg
taken a bank-book, which he had given to his father is
keep some time before, and had gone to the beak sal
drawn some money and spent it. His father reprimawlet
him, and he turned and went to his room, laughing
• rather scornful laugh. He took off his cost al
boots, hung up his watch, and put on his dret.
gown. He armed himself with • hatchet, • batch/fee
knife and • revolver, end cane down and met bb
father in the doorway, and struck him with the Webb
on the heed, burying the hatchet nearly its whole *ft
in the skull, making a terrible wound. His father kr
mediately fell, and as he fell, Frank made a
blow at hint, taking effect on the aide of hikk4
nearly • evering the top part of the Atoll. He them
his father and went to hie mother's room, caught hold at be
hand and commenced striking her with the hatchet. The gel
three blows his mother parried with her arm, but the Wales
took effect on her head. The noise made by his bather W
awakened his two little brothers—Nathaniel abed 14 mg
Charles, about 7 or 8 yaw of age ; he imeardiabbi
them with the hatchet, edam them very balltr, std
lug terrible wounds. Tue mammal girls, vb. *Oh
third story, had by this ides barneas alarmed , andweer
log downstairs. He Mt =and knocked
down, cutting her veep in the bra
of them seised the \shad obi wienebel fb 3
from him, but ha moved *, led hoed
striking ' • - He then
sad

down has ierkeeTterl/ird.
to hie own room in the third story,
placing the pistol to his right ear, fired ; the ball entered et
eight ear, blowing off nearly the entire aide of hie head, ell
Weed under the left eye. He died almost immeliattly,—.
Few York II anew, Oet. 30.
MURDER IN IRELAND.—The Cork Examiner tow
tains the following particulars of a shocking murder whidt
has been recently perpetrated in the west of that meaty.
In this butanes it dose not appear that Ribaadhan had
stil
connexion with the crime &hull, Nov. 15.—An
was held has on Saturday last, before Mr. Paul Limakk,
coroner for the West Riding, upon the body of Paid/
Burke, a quiet and inoffensive young man, who was
murdered under circumstances of the moat heal
atrocity. It appeared that • few evenings ego Berke me
returning home from the lair of Golsen, sad trbw
• little way out of the village he was oat upth
a party of miscreants, who knocked him down,
cm him, fractured his skull in five places (havingin Dr. WCormick's words, a complete mummy )t Re
lingered la great agony since the occurrence, and diodes
Friday last. Intimation of the outrage having
Sergeant Allwell, of the Dalleellleee Math" be,
promptitude aad pIIMIVIIIIIIIICe moat pralanwoet/ty, su
to arresting the perpetrakee of this barbarous and laurel
ontrage before sorsing, and on yesterday (Sunday), die I
fatiguing and harassing dare work, he succeeded in
mi
mother emit. No came hhasbeta clearly assigseddg4
this wanton attack. Some my it was about WNW
Minshan's (the principal) sister being married to nails"
tomato Barke'e brother. Others toy that it Irlfetiervi:
Iteig-temeared vengeance, for a beating Minehan r
some time ego, but which the unfortunate &oared hid
so hand in The court was compied until an edema/
hour on Saturday evening investigating the heti of ible
melencholy affair, and the jury, after a calm asi
sitting, returned a verdict of waylaying sad teethe
against the following persona all of whom me In ementlyt-st
Jeremiah Minehan, Michael Drhooll, anis Driscoll, Thoth
Defeo% John Marti., sad Dells Bauman."
EXTRAORDINARY POLICE REGULATION AT Bair
vox.—At the conclusion of the police Wee at Boaton es
Friday last, Mr. Hubble, who was one of the mel
n
on the bench, askedaskedMr. Ws/chem. the superlatende
Fi*lioe, whether it was true that the Soros bid be
the Watch Committee to attend church every floneryf-e
Superintendent replied that It was.—Mr. Bo
"Then I meat say I think such en arbitrary proceeding h •
disgrace to the borough, end calculated to bring oe es the
contempt of the country, if we, es nether/ea, do net POW
against it Smyth infringemest On the liberty of thee*
;mt.' —Mr. " It will be remembered. I Ism el'
that I brought this 'tilde/ beige the theta weed
months since, at which time I understood the men IWO lOW
Felled to attend the church, sad I was thee esesheeilli
the broth that the men Mould be at Ord "
oilseed whet piece at irereidp they soled *gm
I bed no Idea that the ceder would be isethethr.—.
The Superintendent : "Whoa I Yea the ceder le allmen
told them that II any of them had bees troughtig;
stare, and they informed me to that effect, I
the game before the Weal Otegaittee."—" Ms-T:
" Why inquire at ell es is slot they have been lemeglit
to? Men's epithets seaselleses Mar 2sLithly *ea
Ira
what they wee %nu& up Mw—Mr.
soldier% if Boma oadoellee, w allowe=thied
owe piece of worship."—Mr. Webb: "Tea, the DO
Cambridge has very recently thp•seel himself Is
term cm WS very sabjeth"—The Mere : If Mt
cation is made en the subject it unlit t math Ithr
committee." Here the rulljed brippL—elleV3
airy.