New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

IE, FRIDAY, APRIL I. is
PROCESSION OF THE House. CARPESTERS--
Pursuan: to resolurOrs there va . gsnerd strike
among The H5use CsTpen;ers Of the Cay Yesterday
morning Tor seventeen shiings per day. Coaveni'n
Eall Wooster 8; was crowded st an early hour ~ a
respe table and orderly class Of vSrknen NJ. prsn-
nan csred the meeting 70 order twas resortei to
the Chairman tbs; q msn named VIM Wilson. IN the
employ Of Mr. MeGreggor Of Wooster It, was confined
II IeEerson MARKET Station on eonpaiat Of his en-
ployer. A Committee sent TO inquire, Gat re-
tuned stating ths, far they could learn. Wuson
was 70 blame having assaulted bis employer TIE
sense Of the meeting taken. when il decided
that they should not identify themselves with any Vo-
ience In seeking just advance in usge- and would
not, therefore bail on, Wilson. collection. amount.
ing TO ESQ taken up 10 derry expenses. Benja-
min Morrell appointed Marshal Of the day. and.
rth FIVE Assistants proceeded to form the order AMI
line Of procession. The procession then formed,
three deep beaded by sbeton's Brass Band and the
National Banner. There were several small banners.
with the following inscriptions: g. lsl per day FOR
him who Builds your Houses House CarpeEtersi
the blow strike i. for 90 l2i per day Every
thing il ri.ng but Carpenters Wages At II o'clock
the procession started, the line OF march being ar
ranged through Prince, along Houston and the Wash
ington Parade Ground. through Poureenth-st, down
Bowery srd Chatham sts through Nassau 70 Pearl and
returning by Broadway to the Convention Hall
MEErIsG OF W,ITERs-The Hotel and
Public Walters met on wednesday nigh, and adopted
measures for organizing the Waters Protective
Union" Ii was suggested that It BE- ms5es Benevolent.
as well Protective Society and for that purpose il
proposed tia; monthly due OF l2i cents be i'm
posed. The Society organized ani the suggestion
approved. They demand sls per month as standard
wages instead Of go sl9 and sl4. which they now
receive The first regular meeting will be held the
18th Of April
R,nRoAD AccIDESr.-By passenger who
arrived in this City yesterday, by the ". Y. Erie
Railroad. learn that The Express Train which lef
Buffalo ai 5 P. n on Wednesday TAD over a when
within about twelve miles OF Horne lsviile by which
accident the hndmost OF the train thrown OF
the ra'k and much broken None Of the passengers
injured though grea, havoc made OF the door
seats, &c Of the car. The stove thrown down.
and under Il found child about four years old
but board having also fallen the child Il fortu
hsrely escaped even the sghies; braise The locomo
tive tender. baggage and forward passenger car
passed over the COW withou, being thrown oa OF re-
oeiving any injury.
SUICIDE or Al Army OFFIcER-JOhn :.
Hsthswsy Brevet Major of the First Artillery U A
was found desd At o'clock last evening IN his
Of the Asor House, having cut bis throst with razor
which was lying side him When discovered his
body wa cold and he appeared to have been dead for
some hours He hsd not been seen alive since Wednes-
day evening at early hour, a. which time he retred
20 his room. The evidence Of Lieut.. Chalpn aud
others, tkss, iOm which t appears that for the
past three years the de essed had been in Oregon and
California. aad returned Monday last in the
ship Georgia lie has of late appeared 20 be 10 good
health nnd very cheerful No symptoms Of insanity
were discernabc 70 hs friends nor had he even been
heard 10 threaten sclf destruction Coroner Wilhelm
beld al inquest upon the body but no evidence was
ecitod Wing what induced the deccascd - destroy
himseif lis rom door sas boliod on the aside and
had to be broken open On biz person were found
$50 IN gold. a check for 500. &c lie was about ~
year of aae and a native of Courlsnlt Co, n. T.
The jury rendered ayerdct OF suicide
ANOTHER DKLIBERArE MURDER Shortly
efter 10 o'clock yesterday morning a shocking and do
hberate murder was committed ut the wine and pro
~
Grcenwichst. The victim was French s4ntIern..
Dr-ned Eugene Melville, who lived at No 30s Green.
vohst who. while IN the store Of Giraud & Co,
shot through the heart by pistol in the
bond Of Louis De Corn. member OF the arm who
Immediately slerwsrd Tod 10 The Franklin square Ito.
tel No 81 Po4Tls; where the wife Of the dece ,sed
boarded Whle there, be Informed Mrs Melville
What he Lad done AID stated that a. et very anxious
20 know whelher bis victim dead sr alive She
iInm' diAtey went - Hr. J. Rucostc tie keeper OF
the house and told him that she great trouble:
that her husband had been hot lie replied he
mus; be arrested and hung she answered. NO no,
90 not wish that done She then hal carriage
brought 70 the hotel and she proceeded in l. 10 the
the Firth Ward station house where the body
Of the Decreased had been taken she there
stated who she wss, ani asked Il her husband was
get living When told that he was dead she
appeared very much excited. She informed Capt
Carpenter where Sue came from, snd the latter
after caus!ug her 10 be detained proceeded 20 the
hotel. The.e be ascertAiIed that man Answering in
appearance 70 the description given Of De Corn had
entered the place a few hours before. search was
then made and be found srcretei in closet 10 the
room OF Mrs. Melville from which he taken % the
Station House. Lat evening Coroner Hl;on empsn.
ne!ed jay for the purpose Of holding az iaques.
upon Tie BODY ofrhe deceased, when the following evil
dcuce sdducci
Pare T. -aaJ. bang sw5~n adj ..~5s ar
DC. Of kee4 AID G.reaw.cl-sra snd an sug,s.
e N tn b1..,g bushes Ne Do Corn Is ~
pHtrer kusw tie lec 1ssd have sn0sa h.rn YEAR;
As 49, 90 10 buslcss. be h been t,scer OF me french
lar.u8sc D. las bfeu 10 PIE Cf c. a. Mayor June
lht" I'm n C.ncl - was Ia the habit q 5etiinE
n.ou,y tom his rlsfCls be ws 90 tie habs Of co ninr
mt ny pace vi b.srsss Jiien; vs. ysKeL waeu no
Htee corr he ssFi ny Hea som ,asi. We-S he ~as
pcuoLsi BIZ caTsctsr C0t goo sui oil 20: wish ala
20 come 20 Fse " bus I,d kn % nv par
rer ~ss sso~-ratusd All sever srd ort nj ain hs
ra-Isa n hts City October asf heard taf Ms..
Nuc tie dserzsrt lad SOD h. ~ e,ves snd eo.aius
sud .leni IL ucrsy Wa told hs b. ~ partner eod
sloflei periOH saa Me s.le gbe .,s-. allur week
80; "a noi .ee nm ssai1 uEtil tbs mornings
~ss tod that Melville ahd hs wife id not ye
bsIpy Melville sptnf a. hs u0Csy and abas-d ler sie
"a H's,o % teng allied - Ln 10Y ps-fl-T and
btfstr lrnrlted ne o. MS about three weeks Dc