New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

Mrxrs FOR Rlor-THE CH,RcE or MURDER QUAsHED.--
In the Municipal Court, this morning the Grand Jary
came in with various additional Indictments among others
one containing tour counts charging Samuel Proudman,
Waiter Phoenix Walter Bishop, Martin Stowell, John
Wesley, T. ". HggIso4 Momas Jackson son and ,on, ns
Morrison with riot the Court House on the evening OF
the 2Gth day of May last The first count alleges mat he
above named pesons with others TO the number ot ye
hundred armed with bricks stones steyes clubs
and with loaded pistols and other fire and offensive
weapons did unawfuly, rioousy and tumultousy meet
and gather together TO disturb the peace of the Conn
wealth The second count charges, that beng so assem-
bed and armed they assaulted and beat Sullivan W.
Cutting The third count charges assault upon the
House with bricks, clubs, stones axes panA and
piece. of timber ard armed with pistols and other hfe.
arms and did break batter in. pull down. spo and de-
stroy and Go other injury Ne building and other vlo
lence thereto did then and there commit ourih count
charge. general terms assault upon the Court House.
On this Indictment Walter Bishop, Martin Stowe! Thos.
Jackson and John Morrison, who were committed by the
Police Court charge OF numbering Mr.. Batcheder
aud who have been in jail since the evening Q. Nay 10,
were arragned plead not guilty and gave bail in 81 ooo
each for their appearance for trial at future day. mof
probably at the of the Court. No ndctmssf
for murder found against any OF the rioters. rio
other persons indicted also gave bail III 600 for bef
appearance. Against Albert g. Browne, Jr, OF Salem,
and Geo. C. Tate, who were bound over by the Pohce
Court the charge of riot, no bills were found.
A FIrSDlsH ATTENPT.-A young woman named Mar
tha Ann Reynoldson arrived in this city Sunday from
Louisville where she had been living for the past year in
the capacity of domestic of MIR. Walsh, who keeps
boarding house on Ihirds in that city. She came
visit to her uncle who resides near the Mcreek House.
On her trip which the deck of the steamer, sne
got with another passenger she
described him heavyset man. with large sandy whBk
ers who paid particular attention to her On the arrival
of the boat the wharf he volunteered to her ker
uncles residence which she thankfully accepted and to-
gether they started from the boat he carrying her bundle.
The girl is almost stranger here and not acquainted with
locates but she that shortly after passing the
Brighton House he took her fields away from
the road and then attempted liberties with her person.
She resisted and the villain then became more raianly in
his conduct and desperate struggle ensued in which her
clothes torn and her arms and body considerably
bruised The scoundrel, finding that he could accom-.
psh hs hesh design, feled her 10 the ground with his
fist and then made Off The girl reganed the road and in
about hour aferward reached her uncies house. who
Immediately started for town aud went in search OF the
mscrean but did not succeed in tracing him. further than
OF the deckhands belonging to the Louisville packed
stated that he him board of the Pittsburgh boat
short time before she started Cin. Enquirer 18th.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A FIRE broke on. on Thursday
noon in the planning works Bowenyille, and before
assistance could be obtained made such Roadway be
impossible TO check it, and the building with iis contents
was destroyed. The fire extended to small builng
occupied the counDgroom of the Fall River Foundery.
which also burnt-books and papers saved thence 10
the building attached TO the coalyard Of Asa T. French
next south, which was mostly destroyed together with
portion of the coal. The furnace building, north
belonging to the Fall River Foundry, took fire. but was
extnguished with but little damage. The planning works
owned by Asa French Southard II. Miller joseph
a. Crane John Whalon and Pitman Freeove the three
former gentlemen owning onequarter each and the latter
two eighth each The loss is estimated at 81 200 on
which Mr.. Crane had insurance of s7oo and Me.srs
Whalon and Freeove $3.50 each. The Others were NOT
insured. r. ID. Conant, sash and blindmaker occuped
the upper portion of the building His loss on stock il
1900 on which he has insurance Of $500 Several
ourneymen employed lost all their tools The coal build
ing belonged to Mr.. Asa p French whose loss is est-
mated at $1,000 on which there was no insurance.
Ifsll River honitor, 18th
A MALE N FEMALE ATTIRE-On Wednesday eve
ming person richly attred in female wearing apparel ar
nved IN TINS city by the cars and put at Of our
nrst hotels under the name of Harriet Daniels" On
Thursday as Officer W. II. Goodwin was passing through
hanover.st he saw in hardressing establishments this
person whose conduct and appearance excited his sasp
cons As the person out he followed through Tre-
mont, Eliot, Washington, West Castle and Emeradsts.,
TO Gardner-st, where short call made, finally
tnrnng to the hotel which the person
The officer entered the hotel also and buny charged tho
pretended female with being male in female attire. After
some parley the charge acknowledged true His
trunks contained large amount Of rich female wearing
apparel silk dresses aces white gloves, white silk hose
jevelry &c. &c. suit of male apparel was also found
which he forthwith donned and upon his promising never
10 offend in like again he was allowed 70 aeoar,
Ii is stated that he belongs Providence ands member
of the bar and that he visited this city in female appare
some three months since at which time he escaped de-
tecton He assigns for his strange conduct that
IBo,on Traveller. r,h
HoRRTD MURDER AT CAPRoUGE-The Coroner ac.
companied by Dr. Russell went to Can Rouge yeste-av
to hold en- inquest on the body Of Adelaide Mosau fe
male about SO years of age belonging to that place. The
day before yesterday about o'clock in the afternoon
enc M was observed walking in the direction from Lake
calvert toward the river ST. Lawrence in company with
young man named Ambrose Marte Shortly after they
had passed, working in a field heard cries
from the direction which they had TAKEN TO whcbtbev
paid no attention. short time afterward man who
had search Of his found the body Win, in
ditch and at short distance from where the boss wns
found, common table knife, covered with blood was
picked up There several deep gashes In the seck
the throat cut across. and hacked in all decsons
there was wound in the abdomen and the head AMI fce
were fearfuly bruised Suspicion fell upon Martd and
be was arrested by the neghbors and verdict of villf
murder returned against him by the Coroners ry
IOnebec 0bseryer, l9th
THE LAsALLE RorERs.-Gov. Matteson Of uups has
ccinmuted The sentence OF the three Lasae rioters IN