New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

last evening at the Asor House, proofshssss we're
presented Of the Certificates fortae Hungarian Fund,
In the different denominations OF si03, $50, tls e.
encsI They are all engraved 10 the shess style Of
ant Snc reject eres, credit ;he establishment Of
hessis DsRioTth Bald s Co, AZ which they we're
executed vote Of thanks 20 those gentlemen was
unanimously adopted by the COMMITTEE, In the fol-
loving terms
Resolved Tha. tao thsrks of this COMMITTEES, IN the
rsms q Al ,Ae tFeHes .. LberY Asd SsioAs Lights az
"a Co Tor tie liberal soaasa0 made of tbs y 70 tAs
eng ave, ,c', S es p, 70 ns Ne Ss.us sal s,i
tie Isoi sheets have been tAs esrs laid bsSTs lhs
Committee
Tie portraits of kossu,h coa,Aieed on lhss. differ
eni plates are exquisite indeed. They are SAID tn
be far superior TO any yet issued IN resemblance a.
well as in beauty Of execution. GA some Of them
the figure Is at fall length on others the head sad
shoulders only appear. Il is nos easy to decide
which to prefer. This new issue OF paper money"
is destined. we nope and believe, to- a pretty wide
circulation Throughout the length and breadth OF this
country We heartily recommend to any OF our
frieIds who may have a soiled OF crunpled sie OF
IS, or even ST. in bis pocket send /. TO the Com
mitee and get it exchanged for one OF these beau
tfa sheets, the possession OF which will always be
an honor 10 himself and worthy heirloom TO his
children The smaller denominations are signed BY
facsimile Of the name Of Kossuth the larger ones
viii have his own autograph signature, aad W.
presume that some Of our friends will think IL vel,
worth a hundred dollars for a copy Of that auto
graph.
AkorBER AWFUL MuRDEa FOR MONEY
Yesterday morning about u O'CLOCK. Mr.. Robert
Roach, residing at No. HarrisoRs street, while pass
ing along the walk the wes. side of the Battery.
discovered spots of bloods leading from oae of the
benches TO the railing. which he looked and dis
covered the body OF man with terrible wound
his head and perfectly dead. MI Roach imue-
diatey gave information TO Capt. Silycy Of the
First Ward Police, Who sent officers Marshall Col
Inns and Morley to rescue the body from its posi-
oa, which they did, and conveyed 1t 10 the Station
House, where awful wound was discovered on
the night side OF the head which fractured the skull
and VAS apparently inflicted by an iron bar, Sung
shot or some other DE- adly Weapon
The news of the murser spread rapidly through
the Ward. and the deceased was soon identified as
Charles Cecil, a German, who yesterday took lodg-
ings at No. 100 Greenwc st. he having re moved
from the German boarding house, No IL Kector-st.,
from the keeper of which he Sunday received the
OF $35 23 IN gold coin and bank bills, which had
been forwarded TO him recently from his father living
az Rostadt on the Rhine for the purpose Of convey
ing MIN back 30 his native country. IL is supposed
that the deceased, who on Monday quite we'll,
was known to be IN possession OF the money by his
murdeIers who. az a late hour last night, decoysd
him on the Battery and murdered him
When found, the pockets OF deceased were riaed
and turned inside out. His pocket knife, on which
were spots OF blood, found living ION the rocks
near his side. Assistant Capt Snodgrass, on taking
view OF the place where the body was found, dis
covered that blood was on the bench and on the Bat
terry railing he saw a small quantity OF brains which
lodged there when he was thrown overheard No
clue has been obtained OF the perpetrators Of this
aggravated murder, although after the body was
found Capt Syey caused to be arrested several sus-
picious characters who may prove 10 ne the guilty
parties, or have some knowledge OF theImaster
In the afternoon Coroner Ives held an inquest upon
the body al the First Ward Station house. Henry
Wtikerschsimer, Of No. II Rector-s., was the hrst
witness sworn, and testified as follows L have
known the deceased for about ten weeks. Yesterday
morning he left my house with the intention OF going
to No l09 Greenwlch.st.i he was a man OF steady
habits and generally retired 10 bed al O'Clock IN tho
evening have not seen HIM alive since O'Clock
YESTERDAY morning, at which time he LETT my houso
with his trunk upon his shoulder. lie had $50 % In
bills and coin when he left. TINS money had oeen
deposited with my wife for hin, and she gave II TO
him in the presence OF a man named Weder TLcse
are four bosders IN my house, all OF whom retired
last night before IL O'Clock, and did not leave the
house until O'Clock this morning. They could NOS
hsye got out of the house without my knowingn
Caroline Walter, residing at No: l26 LIBERTY 81,
sworn, says that he has known the deceased Tor I'VE
or six weeks He called at my house yesterday, ana
while there remarked that his father had sent him
100 guilders. tie complained Of headache.
Redmond Roach, the Individual who discovered the
body of the deceased ear the Battery wall, Was OK.
smlned, and his testimony agreed with the account
given above.
100 GreeDwicb-st was examined, but nothing OF
importance was elected. lie referred tho Coroner
TO his bafkeeper
Henry StraJe. barkeepeT al No 100 Green wich-st.,
was then sworn. He had not seen the deceased
since o'clock p NJ. on Monday. Deceased was
then in company with two men who called to see
him They had long conversation togosher before
loay Opaa AZ ham, fe ark INIT nv lhe
of Bernard Bates.
Bernard Bates appeared as a witness and there be-
ing no probability Of completing the investi CATION
last evening the inquis,tion was adjourned TO III
O'Clock this morning. The last-named witness was
detained at the police station
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-Oiicer Dicks,
Of the Fifteenth Ward, on duty al an early hour
Yesterday morning, discovered two men working
away at the jewelIy store of Harmon rImure, No.
1852 Bowery. On seeing the ofhcer they ned. ana
the officer on going 70 the premises discovered thas
they had made an attempt to enter the store oy
forcing OF the iron bar from the windows and re-
moving the shutters. They had attached rope 70
the knob Of the oos, fastening to the window, 70
prevent any person who might De inside from com.
ing out. In their haste TO escape they Isf 4 small
iron cTow-bsr.
II "The Bottle is run after by every
body and since 1t has been localized and the arsu-
nent about the Maine Law added 70 10, Bnnums
Museum will scarcely hold the crowds that rush1
see IT,
~ Last night, about u o'clock, as the
PECK slip ferry boat crossing to Willlamsourgh,
a drunken man walked off the boat and h was WIN
great difficulty he was rescued. He barely escaped
freezing.
CouRT CALEspAR-Thss Day-SUPKRIos
CovRr-Nos 1877, a03 2e4, 20. 100. ~. 96. III, ~,
a. 2l2 2lA 2l7 2Is, 49, goo 2f2, 2zl rs go ssi'
pa s. C. AS 300 AZ, a. 1913, 1914, 40, z37, 1885, $50
CIReufr CouRr Nos. 100, 1873, 1876, 1877, ls9, l'o
to 1855, 1851.
The LATE OUTRAGE AT THE ARMoar IN
Cy,rax-sTREET Three men named q sun PUNK
EFT Jacob Evans and John GTiha, were yesterday
arrested BY Capt. scatif, Of the Fourteenth Ward
Police charged with being the parties concerne1 In
the gross outrage committed spon Bridge. Henry. on
-. uaha a. Tho Arrnoru ia the urDaf anr1 Of