The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
Siuy Intelligence.

TIE MURDER IN RIDGE STREET.
murder perp.trnt.d on sunday In Ridge street, In
which Robert ModStt an Irishman BY birth caused
the death Of his wife by heating her With barrel slaves
Coroner Geer held the inquest yesterday on the body
NJ the Thirteenth ward police station house. The
man Patrick Campbell cousin to the deceased, who
testified that he called In 1T the basement Of the de-
ceased, about ~ O'Clock on the morning Of the muir
ing. Soon after MoGatt the husband, came in, very
much ptoxie sted. The quarrel then renewed be-
tween the wife aud hnsb.nd the latter seisng stsve
Of md sting her about the head aud body,
ipfictDg the wounds exhibited on the deceased
Anoth.r witness. Elizabeth Dolan testified that she
had heard MoRtt declare during OF his previous
quarels with his WIFE that he would take Der life be-
fore the 4th Of July Other witnesses testified to hear
ny 81 70 ns
full result Of murder. The jury after brief charge
from the Coroner retired and in short time return
ed the following verdict in which Ii appears they i'm
picate Patrick Campbell accessory to the muir
der Verdict That nm Monstt TO her de sth by
hoDatt and further. that Patrick Campbell is mpli-
Gated In not having interferred In preventing the
ireland and has iefs four eSidrtn the youngest not
quite two years old AofIatt and Campbell we're both
committed for trial
DpucuIrr BETWEEN TINE PRorsrxroxs OF THE BRro
ORIkNTAL AND PASSENGERS GOING TO CALIFoRKIA.-eome
six eight weeks ago the brig Oriental WAS advertised
10 carry passengers California Several persons
gagged pst ssgss and some Of them shipped their lug
gage four weeks ago. In expectation that the vessel
would ssil i'm me dist~ly The sailing postponed
gune .Ss SS. only sos .. FAY :. staten
Island. where she remained ever since till yestSr-
day, when the provisions were s,iIsd BY the sheriff
sepg.rs. and toved up to this city by steamboat.
Som. twenty p~rsons have employed nr. Haskstt TO
money paid One per.on named Henry s. Rice. paid
t37s. Another, named Ed~sra P Bssely, from Cana.
ds psid his psssgs money for himself hfs wife. and
ten children. This poor lost all his property In
Canada. by storm, that destroyed his mill and he
made effort TO retrieve bis fortunes, by going to
Cal He IA NOT N deal eli nj
slso Of the other passengers. 1t is stated
that there three females board who could not
obtain . change u dress and were reduced 70 the
greatest Inconvenience II Is very doubtful whether
there passengers will he able to anything
the vessel IL declared to be mortgaged to about her
full value This Is one way Of going 70 California.
ANNUAL ExcuRsIos OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT, ma
IIoSAL GuAMp-Last evening the finest regiment Of
ersdea from PIER Ne s, N R. on their annual o1sur-
sion to Newport and Boston. A. 4 o'clock, the r~gi
mental line formed In the Park. accompanied BY
Dipgle's Ersss Band dressed In their beautiful red
uniforms The regiment mustered nearly 800 strong,
and after drilling prsceeded to Pier No. Q N. r.,
Ia which they embarked amidst the cheers OF a very
large coDcourse Of citizeps Brgadier General Hail.
comp snisd the regiment guests The gallant sorp
we're heavy uniform grey trowsers and knapsseks;
and the eighth company Capt shnmway. had their
style The regiment will rem.in in Newport to the
18th instant, when they win proceed to Bostsn.
ACCIDENT THE HARLIn RAILRoAp.-On the Inquest
Abrshsm Riley. that was run over By the Harlem cars
btw~en Thirty hrs aud Thirtieth streets, satur-
day last the jury rendered the following verdict That
the decras.d came to HE death by being
tn. evening Of the 9th Of July by the Of tbs Hsr
rapid rate and that the company c~nsursbls for
n.g citing to have sufncisnt number Of brakeman
the cars.
Conviction OF ALL rHr r.ApKs TO ronn Psoens-
sicH "A meeting was held last evening at Montgome-
Hall In Prince streat to take into tho
measures necessary to form grand procession OF all
the trades. The masons and ship sawy alsne
the occasion and Il agreed to refer
r subject TO the more general meeting of the trades
ct the Industrial Congress- which lie composed Of
whole body 81 them There appears to be difference
ofopinion on the subject, come thinking that pro-
cession with banners through the streets, would be
grand demonstration Of the strength Of the trades;
others thinking II would be Q useless expense. fatigue
ana show The sawyers II Vas stated, have prepared
. nag costing three hundred dollars.
EMeRAuoS.-rbe following the arrivals since the