New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

bent" TO hear "Ay but one uniform " No. " No"
prevailed. When the vote was announced-Noes
sizfeen, Ay one, a shout Of laughter greeted the
minority; the President blusbed looked qleer but
eusly joined in the laughter bu. from which cor
uer Of his mouth be caohinated we are not informed
THE TAXABLE KILLEDl-S Board OF As
sistsut Aldermen" for the Second Martyrdom OF
the Tes. Table. Vote to hill it. sirteeH to one!
AN EAGLE CAPTURsD.-A day or two ago
fireman, wto was passing in the neghb1rhood OF
Seventeen ct discovered q large eagle aasteTing
in the bushes. On approaching, he diScoVeredthat
one of the wings bad been broken by shot, where
upon he secured the bird, Uhich does daty as an
attraction to al eating house in Twenty sixthss-
II is something unusual for mountain eagles to
be caught go far from home.
~ The signor aud signora BscAcorasrl are
row in this city. They intend sailing for Europe
| on Wednesday.
~ Rev. Mr. Bellows, Of this city, who has hi
therto dted "Tie Christian Inquirer" 20 ably. is
no longer its conductor. This will prove serious
l0ss to it's readers.
IT. NJ. MIGUEL T. ToLoy late Editorof In Yer
1od, has commenced the publication Of a Spanish
paper in this City, to be called "Ei HorisCnte'
THE Horison.l 1t advocates the Independence Of
| Cuba
TEF The CHmDREss HONE MISSIONARY so.
GETTY held its Monthly meeting at M. yester.
day, in The Church under the pastoral charge Of
Rev. Mr. BUkcHlRD. Several addresses were de.
| liyered,
~ The Bor's SUNDAY MEETING, held in Lu1-
low.st yesterday afternoon, was well attended,
and the lumber of visitors was large. There were
several ladies in the roomG, who aided in keeping
order.
THE BLKD.-The Musical Exercises at the
Annual Examination Of the Pupils Of the New
York Ii stitution for the Blind will be given TO NOR
low Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
BRUTAL MURDER.-A most revolving and brutal
murder occurred between 10 and O'Clock yester-
day afternoon in building in the rear of6T Ridge
st. 1t appears that drunken Irshman, named
Robert Mofatt got into quarrel with his wife,
which resulted in his seizng barrel stave, with
which be beat his wife in 50 dreadful manner that
she died in about two hours ansrward. Dr.. Thos.
animation Of the body, and found the deceaseds
nose broken, deep cut about two inches in length
upon the torches d eight ribs broken, her lips aud
face dresdfully cut up, End other bruises and cuts
on her person. The brute after numbering his wife,
together with a. young man named Patrick Con
nell, a relative of the woman, who n said TO be an
accessory to the deed, picked up few articles and
were endeavoring to escape, when Capt TIley, Of
the Thirteel tn Ward Police, hearing of the foul
deed, arrested them both and locked them up in the
Station House to await the Coroner's examination
which will be held to day. The deceased is about
80 years Of age, and said to be incorporate in her
habits.
FIRE.-At 5 O'Clock yesterday Sunday after
noon fire broke out in the upper story of block
of four or six rear houses in the alley running from
= Pearlst opposite City Hall place toward the CEN
. ter Of the block between Pearl and Orange sts.-
| The houses were inhabited by regiment of poor
! families, many of whom were summarily elected,
without saving the half Of heir small stock Of f1rni
ture. The prompt exertions of the fremen sub
dued the flames in about 90 minutes, and before
any great damage had been done to the build0gsi
but every room was delugcd with water, greatly
IN the aggregate is not great perhaps not 81 1000,
but as many cents would be serious loss to any
ore Of the families and Of to them the loss
! Of furniture and clothes is great indeed.
NEw PAPER-"The Idsh Advocate new
weekly paper, devote to politics, literature and the
.ciences, published by 7. NJ. Halpin 80 Nsssauss
and edited by r. ]. smyth and w. P. Mulchinock
made its debut on Saturday last
AEoTHER GAMBLING VIcTla.-A few days ago
we noticed the fact that a gentleman jus. arrived
from Cali,orbis, was, almost Immediately upon his
arrival waylaid by gamblers, piled with liquor,
and when in a state Of intoxicaton led to gam
bling house, where be was robbed OF several hun
dred dollars worth Of gold. We have now to an
nounce another outrage, still more atrocious. A
(cw DAYS ago young msu scarcely nineteen years
If age. appeared at the Police Office and preferred
complaint against several gamblers for winning
Of him some $50. A warrant was issued for the
parties and they were brought up for examination,
When according to the young mans statement it
snpeared that his father who lives in Connecticut,
is eneseed in the manufacture Of silver and plated
snoctncles He had sent bis son to New York with
LARGE quantity Of them for sale, and they had
been placed 10 the hands Of e commission merchant,
who had advanced upon them about 500. With
this money in his pocket, the young man was one
evening strolDg about the City, when he CHANGED
TO drop IL to drinking and gaming house ia Church.
st. where he saw the game of faro in operation,
and lost a few dollars. The gamblers saw that he
was verdant and had money, made themselves
quite familiar with Tim, and introduced him to
another similar establishment in West Broadway,
where he also lost. In these houses in the course
Of two or three weeks, he lost valuable gold
watch and all his money, and being without funds
or friends, and in a strange city he sought redress