New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

Messiah Adelphi-st, Myrtle-av
FEMALE ACADEMY .-ELECTIoN OF TRus-
TEEs--1hc Sixth Annual Meeting of the Stockhod-
ers was held at the Institution on Monday evening
The Annual Report showed most satisfactorily an IN
crease of prosperity, resting upon broad and hrm
foundation Hitherto the surplus earnings have been
increase of property but this year they were dStfo
uied, making a dividend Of six per cent. The prop
ery of the establishment is now valued at $oSO'o ~
upon which there are mortgages to the extent oil
$4,000 only The balance Of recciptS and eNpendl-
lures within the last year IS reported al SSuo'o'''
There are twenty scholars IN the Academy taught
free OF charge. The following Trustees were ap'
pointed 4 b Baylis }. NJ Van Colt \ A Low T.
C. Cornell. and 4 w Benson. Resolutions were
passed acknowledging the services OF the trustees
and one lha, the sum not exceeding $4,000, should DE
reserved from the net earnings annually Tor the H.
quotation of the funded debt and the balance divided
among The stockholders.
Tur LONG ISLAND RMLRoAD.-A matter
which has been pending before the Common Council
for some time was settled al the meeting OF thal
body on Monday evening. The owners Of property
and residents on Aan,ic->t have long complained OF
the ANNOYANCE caused by the use OF steam on the
Long Island Railroad, and presented petitions 10 the
Common Council to prohibit the running OF locomo-
lives within the city limits The Special Committee
of the Board, some weeks ago, reported IN favor oil
prohibting the same and presented m ordinance Tor
that purpose. accompanied by an opinion OF J. VI
Van Colt the counsel 10 the effect that the Corpora
ton had fll power 10 regulate tins subject Inc
adop,on of the report was fully discussed last week
and call Tor the previous question sustained Inc
ordinance Was passed by vote OF ITO D
FIREMrN's VIsIr-The United Engine
Co. No. n. of Baltimore, CNho had joined IN the
psrade on Monday IN Ncw-YorS. Yesterday paid =
VISIT 10 this CITY, and were received a, the Fulton
Ferry by the Brooklyn " GraSShoPperS' NO. 10
They thence proceeded to the Navy Yard, paraded
The prnc,pal streets and visited the cry Hall Ater
which they were entertained with COLLATION. al
Mavor Ton,Sey'S Union Hotel, N Lleerty-Si.
THv RrcENr MURDER CASE.-lNvEsTI-
CATION ny rHx CoRoNsR.--Coroner BAH heId an IN
Quest Yesterday m the Office OF The CmeI oi romeo
City Hall 10 examine into the circumstances S"enu'
ing the death OF Caiharnc hohoe aleS >plhNS' al
account OF which appeared IN TIE IF'guHs OF ye>'ei-
day mornine The accused was present and pore the
appearance OF having but recently recovered nom d
fl OF drunkenness Ilis LEFT eye was cut and some
What diScOlOrCd. DIS. Minor anN Oothtdne Ntl">St
mat kitN NtN hlNNf a tN>t hiNA t-i
The body of deceased and considered that her DEAN
proceed from conclusion OF the BRAIN. the reSul OF
violence received either nom blows OF severe lal'
The body presented no marks Of INJURIES, cXcep a
cut about an inch IN length extending rom thc me-
die OF the right brow 10 The outer angie "a thc upper
nd some dl>coOra,ion Of the under la AMI >lgAl
abrasion at the cUtlce about al nCh length pos
terror 10 the righ, ear. The principal witness was
Mrs MARY DriSCol who Sworc that she saw the prs
Oncr about O'Clock ON Monday morning thai ne
came IL her house ard asked Cor glass of gln and
sad he had bad news for her thai H. wife deaf
that they had a quarrel on Sunday. when Sae struck
him I'M Ire face with shoe and That he picked up
one his boots and Knocked her down he told her
that he Wa gong 70 the City iia. TO give himself
up. Several other witnesses were examined among
them John White ION OF deceased by a former nus
hand) hut the evidence showed nothing more than
than that Tho prisoner had on several occasions NAL
treated her. The examination occupied the whole
day and about O'Clock the Jury retired, and soon
after rendered verdict that deceased came 10 heI
death in consequence of blow or blows inflicted by
the hands oi her husband, Michael hea0e IN ne heat
OF passion. but without malice al0Telhought. The
prisoner was committed for trial.