New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
CITY ITEMS.

Tnedton for the invasion OF Cuba, appeared agree
.blv TO their recognzances.
The District Attorney inquired Of Mr.. 0'Sullivan
=. was prepared 10 plead. Mr. O'S. said the re-
,,,.,oen, 10 plead was, he thought, premature, as
MI of Indictment Is very voluminous, and he has
- been able yet TO procure copy of it from the
nstrct Attorneys Office, there not having been time
ioget 1t out
lie had motion to make, which the District Attor-
n.v he believed, would not oppOse-that the case be
moved for trial from the U. s. District Court to the
n : Circuit Court, as important principles Of law
.,o involved was struck, SAID Mr. O'S., with re-
mari Of your Honor in the charge 10 the jury as to
,be different views entertained Of the law IN different
sections Of the Union. 1t is desirable, therefore, that
,be case be tried before the Judges Of the Circuit
and an appeal secured that the law may be settled
II need be, by the Supreme Court Of the United
States lie would make motion, therefore, that the
District Judge agTeeably 10 his powers to that effect
remit the case from the District Court to the Circuit
Court
Mr. Hall, District Attorney, said, under the ID sec
ton Of the law, which gives the District Attorney
power to move in such a case If he saw the circum
stances OF the case required It, he saw nothing IN
this case which would induce him TO move for are
mission Of the case to the Circuit. At present the
men should plead before being in position for max
inc the motion. There a number OF witnesses In
,he case who detained in prison. while the three
,or,,emen indicted are out on bail, and il would be
oner that the ease should on, for their sakeS
and in reference to the large expense which would be
caused [Mr. O'S. previously said that he would be
willing that the testimony Of any OF the witnesses
shoud be taken de bentsse but the District Attorney
.aid he would rather have the witnesses PRESENT.
Judge Belts said, 90 far as he was concerned, he
would much prefer 10 have the aid Of the Circuit
Court in the His duties however, are 50 press
ing that he would probably not be able TO give atten
ton 70 it till April nett, that the case as at New
Orleans would probably have 10 be tried by the Dis
tnct Judge alone although II went 10 the Circuit
Court In reference TO the ultimate decision 1t makes
indifference as respects appeal TO the Supreme Court
UMr O'S. will give me his points, Will consider
them
was finally decided that the parties would appear
and plead on Tuesday next after obtaining copy of
the Indictment.
Grand Jury was smpannelled Aid Drake, fore
man, and received the charge Of the Court There
are number of Of violations OF the Post-O Office
laws; attempts at revolt cruel and unusual punish
nent infringement OF the law as to number Of pas
sergers, bringing more than two passengers for
every FIVE tuns,l &C, for their action.
ANOTHER AWFUL MURDER ON SHIP BOARD
Monday evening, at O'Clock, Theodore Theobald,
first mate of the Swedish ship Theats, lying at the
pier foot of Jacksonst., East River, instantly
killed by blow on the left side of the head with
carpenters Ak in the hands Of tho second mate,
whose name was not ascertained. 1t appears that
the ship recently arrived this port, and that during
the passage a diffculty,ensued between the mates.
which, however, did not seem 10 be OF a serious ma
ture.
During the absence OF the Captain from the ship,
last night the murderer told the deceased that he
wished TO relnqush his post mate and go on shore
Immediately. To this course TheObald objected,
and requested the applicant 70 remain on board till
the arrival of the Captain and settle the matter with
him The second mate, however being determined,
placed his baggage In a small boat alongside the SHIP
Immediately after doing which he seized the az and,
after finding his victim, inflicted the wounds and
caused death as above stated
After the violence was committed the perperator
instantly Jumped into the small boat in which he had
previously placed his baggage, made his escape and
has not vet been arrested, notwithstanding he was
pursued by the Seventh Ward police, accompanied
BY some Of the hands Of the ship. The deceased as
also the accused, are swedef.
~" The steamship Baltic will sail from
this port on Saturday next for Liverpool Among
those who have already engaged passage In her are
the celebrated KATB and ELIKS BATBNAN. They goto
Europe on professional visit, and we doubt not they
will be well received.
1t is said that Miss CArHARISE HAYES, the re-
nowned Irish songstress will visit this country and
that passage for herself and suite has already been
engaaad IN ono If the Collina steamships.
And speaking OF the Collins steamers reminds us
Of another glorious victory which the Pacific has
achieved. The Washington, which arrived on Mon
day brings the account OF the last voyage to Liver
pool made by the Pacific She made the run IN y
days 10 hours and IS minutes, beating the Asia (the
great ship OF the Cunard hne) Isl hours. The Anne
rican Eagle may spread its wings over a barren
waste" in the broad aises of the Crystal Palace Out
80 long as we can record such trlumphS as TINS on
the ocean, We forego the glory oil surprising the
English in Hyde Park.
ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-On Satur-
day, petition was presented to the Board OF Assist
ant Aldermen, for the privilege Of constructing
Railroad. commencing at point IN NasSau-St' near
Spruce.st thence up Nassau and Chatham SIS the
BOwery, up the Bowey to Grand-st, up Grand 10
Christie thence snele track up Chrlste'sl TO Sc
cond-av and thence double track dp Second-aV' 10
One Hundred and Twenty-hfth-st, whenever requir-
81 by the Common Council and as fast as said Ave-
nue. graded sufficiently 10 permit such tracks to be
laid to be laid with the street, agreeaoy TO re-
port To be commenced within three months, finished
to Fifty second-st within one year, and 10 OneHun-
bred and Twenty-hfh-s, within three years, II the
state of the avenue permit--no motive power except
horses to be used below Fory-second-st-ihe ears TO
run at stated periods night and day and rate OF fare
no, 10 exceed ave cents for the entire length Of the
line
GoRED BY WILD Ox.-Another OF
these melancholy occurrences the result OF viola