New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
DEATH OF MR. MrLLEpoLER.-Yester-

day We announced the death Of Rev. DR.. MILLEDoLER
one Of the oldest and most highly esteemed clergy men
Of cur City This morning called upon 10 record
the death Of his estimable widow, who followed hin
within 20 hours In consequence of this event the fu
neral Of DR. N will be postponed, and the obsequie'
Of both husband and wife will be observed tomorrow
ct noon, In the North Dutch Church, Fultonst Uni
tedi In their lives, in death they were not divided
THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-It is
desired by the managers of the Warrington Monument
Society that contribution boxes be placed q. the differ
ent polls at the approaching election, to receive dona
tons 10 aid In the erection OF the National honu nensto
Washington. The expenses Incurred By Inspectors OF
Elections doing WILL 1t s said be paid By the B'ard
Of Managers Of the Society.
CUBAN GUARDs.-Last evening there
was quite collection Of Creoes, spanisrds and others
at the Weschester House to organize the Cuban Guards
for tarsH practice. This 10 the first company Of the
frat regiment OF albusters
SPEcULATIoN.-Sinc the New York
and Erie Railroad Co. have got possession Of the Pat
erson Railroad we learn that spectators are farming
their attention to the lands contiguous to the Boiling
Spring Depot" as a location for a city Ia Jersey
We are informed lat Company from this City
have offered Mr. Albt. Asksrmsn $4,000 for HE farm
Of 20 acres which he refused Lands In that neighbor
hood seem TO have taken q sudden rise.
II Mr.. Grains Panorama Of Gen.
sco1r's Campaign in Mexico Ia now exhibiting at the
Minerva Rooms We !. last evening and shared the
pleasure Of the numerous audience al its artistic beauty
II represents not only the great battles of the campaign
but the luxuisnt tropical scenery Of the country Tne
profound and vivid interest peculiarly attaching to
the achievements of Cen Scott must render this piano.
rama very attractive
CoLLIsIor.-On Wednesday evening,
between and o'clock, tie schooner Jeannet, OF
Rockland was crossing the South Ferryslip, she ~as
into By the ferry boat WysIdaaf, carrying away
the schoopers jibboom flying jlbboOm, ALSO the cut
water, split the jib, 60. Tne schooner was torsd up
the Screw Dock yesterday morning, to undergo in
specticn.
The LATE FATAL ARRAY IN GOLD
SRA Jury vas yesterday smpanneled to hold In.
quest upon the body OF Michael McCrodden, who died
on Wednesday evening at No. % Godst, from wounds
inflicted sh,le In sfirsy ct that day. post
nortem examination of the body was made, and the
Jury taken In to view IT, after which buris GER
ticae aiven BY the Coroner 10 the friends Of the
deceaed The inqul iton will take place at IL O'Clock
this morning. About ~enty witnesses have been sub
I9naed to appear and testify.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-We
noticed, yesterday morning, the arrest of young man
named John B Eaton, who charged with passing at
different places Of Amusement In the City, altered bs
Hamilton Bank, Boston This young man has sincs
been discharsd the parties who took the bills falling
TO Identify bin as the person who passed them. Su1se
quently Officer Keee, of the Chiefs Oi;e, arrested a
named Mae o Brien IS he was leaving Fljrsnces
Hotel cor. Of Broad way and Wskerst where he board
ed charge of being the person who passed the BILLS
in que,top Mr. Chss g. Baldwin, of No 1917 seventh.
av made an affidavit that OBrlen passed OF the al
tered notes TO Mr. Henry Wood, of Dds Mnstres on
Tuesday evening Mr.. Wood also Identified q Brien &C
the man who passed the bill 10 him. VIM s. Nssle,
Esq., OF No so Franklin 81 Assistant T1easurer OF the
Broad way Thester, made an affidavit that o Bden, on
Tuesday evening passed of the bills 20 him nj the
Theaer Tho accused 10 sad N be brother OF the no
torious female couptoreiter Honoca Shepard, In
State Prsloa for forgery He fully committed by
The Mayor for trial. lie has already served long in
prsonment at Sing Sing for forgery.
ANOTHER HoMICIDE-A Moth.r Killed
by her Son-Eseape Of the licensed Mrs. Eliza BlOnk
lately residing at No. l47 Vsrcktt, died at es-ly
hour on "wednesday morning at the Bellevue HosQtd
in consequence of violence inflicted upon her on the
18Th inst, by her son, Samuel Blonk. Coroner Ives
ye,erdsy held inquest upvn the body, when the fol-
lowing testimony was sdduced:
4d,iae Jei- u sworn-I reside at No 81 Downngst sld
Lave been acquainted with the deceased for aooat year.
that abe has been very iuemPerate ia her hap
she lived at No lf7 Naeks last Saturday week she
every o.y did her until the Wednesday following
her several nsg 20 ndufe ms - 50 and SEQ h5
mother however did not go until enteated to do 50 by
Mar1a tvhpn 1 rlsa he M ma
ceased covered with bruises her undsr the bed aod
bloody cpl eaed If It had been torn from her head
the resided With her charged him With hayins beat
her he denied the charge under ohing bloody,
and her cre vas torn and coged with blood hs was In
sensible about three week. AGO she h,d i,s.
Soy6I M1niey, sworn- resi- IL a. No ~ Varctst the
deceased lived in the font basement Of the house week
&c ssy inoxcaed heard the deceased spesk psa,sIy
TO bin hs returned TO the kitchen; soon ater wae
passing through the hall TO the d. met tue son S,mu9
Blnk standir the ball; about IS minutes ate'wart
Heard MIS- Blonk scream, and at the same tine head hH
son ssy her get up" and heard noise asi NJ was
kcsins her to door Of the bs'ensat aud found
il fastened called out ~ the and SAID you yllsin.
believe you are heaug your mother sot no snswer
tcld her ih fr believed thai onk was beat
ing bis noeI she would not 20 asd said ina twas clm
for Mrs Bonk ia scream when sh wa' 10 iql'r sns
said a,c, tst Mrs B. always screamed ~h-n she rad ms
positively tnst her w.s besog t1s de.
ceased but At sunded very much Ike It; nave nal ny
little with the teceassd have seen her ntoxl
Gated three four times within the past SIX weeks on the
l4h inst tn. 70 ard my hu,1aat and q1e5
ed Us 10 cone d. and his mother whom, he SAID was
dying went ard OuDd her the Ao; we plt h'r IN
he bed; | ssw no blood upon her her seemed very
anxious to keep her bTe, covered vent % the Eighth
Wzd statiouhou,e aud informed Police Of ths ma,
"Wednesday, tried 10 get hot OF IA nd, out
she Wa. filthy would allow then Psced her
own hsr upon her nced her breast aod nunt
bruise Upon IL but saw no cuts her under clothes
bloody so VI the mech my husband cha ged h. with
having abused his mother be denied u and sad he hAi
never struck her in hii life Blons the son. works for Mr.
Rletder IN Thomssst.
Dr. Frels,ick Elliott (hous- physician to the Bellevue
HospitsO and stated that the deceased was ad
uiited the Hospital the htn inst being ~ the uns
very sbe and much exhausted and showing OF apo
plexy; she n,eDSibe ana remained so uLu sne ded
The Doctor post norton ninston OF the body,
ard fouI bruises upon the body aud limbs also severe
confusion EXTENDING from tie ysteH 10 the hoati, aso
on the side large IN nifty Of coag1ssd olooa
found the blan. The physician satisfied By tue
examination th.. he ceased had been intern I>rat:
woman but Of the opinion thai the Immediate cause OF
death a. cor preson " brain fOm extrsysss,on OF
blood the exhs s,n ia the opinion OF tie physician WAS
produced by yioleu:e, probably By blows
TIE evidence here closed and The case, s'ier oeleg