New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24


and Wacr-sts An Inques: held the body Of Inc
deceased and the jury having rendered verde: against
Smith he consigned the City Prison for examns
ton before the Coroner. On the following day this
melton took place, and he fully convicted for trial but
on being taken 20 the Prison he effected his escape from
the person who had charge Of him. and no, again seen
until yesterday, when Policeman DGv, of the Fourth
Ward him pass the OF Cherry and Oversts.
and arrested him. On searching his person letter was
found which show that he had been living at Si-
varnah, Geo. This addressed 10 Ryan. accom-
plce. with whom he had been concerned in scheme
of vlainy at Savannah. II WAS couchel in the most
abusive and threatening language directed especially to
Mr.. Russell, and other citizens OF Savannah. He was
locked up by Justice Osborne. Smith is young Of
fine appearance, and Is only 20 years of age.
CHoLTnA HosPITAL.-We understand tina, the City au-
horites have taken possession of the building in Frank
in-st, just fitted up for TIE Commissioners Of Emigration
and will open it TO day Cholera EcsPtsl.
The AyoEI ALIvE-No ONE KiLLID.-I; appears tia:
tie Angel Gabriel alias McSwish alias Orr, &c, The
sreepreacher, and the of many riots held forth
at Lawrence Mass. recently and that injured
killed, il rumored. As a. Lowell and other
places his ncoheren. calculations mixed with :hs
blowing Of his trumpet opposition to Popery foreign in
fueaces Slavery and advocacy of the nayes princi-
pes generally. lie says that he is himself British SUD-
isc owing allegiance Queen Victoria, BIZ: only moves
Protestant: in the present po!sico-.eAgoas crusade
against Irish adopted citizens.
TIE PEnnAx CoNxITTEE-We understand that Messrs.
William J Sell Joseph S. Taylor, Thomas Il. Whitney,
ID. c. Henderson Gen. William Hail. Henry II. Howard,
George Briggs AID William Boardrnan, Jr., William VI.
S,ogdill, Nike Walsh. Nathan c. Ely Henry ". Genet
Welcome Il. Beebe, Henry A. Simmons, T. +. Meyers
of this CITY; JOHN +. Woodcock of jersey City; John
Sproston of Newark; NJ NJ. Barker Of Brooklyn in all
eighteen of the twenynine persons elected by the
METROPOLITAN Hall meeting Of the shareholders have
signed, ana about publishing an address cauonng the
public against the whole brood Of Gift Enterprises with
which thcy have had Of connection except the
being chosen Committee l. ia further said, that &.
eas iyo 0: lie remaining eleven who appointed
upon this Committee will also resign. Some Of these gen.
temen we are told held in the Perham
scheme and their election upon this Committee cum
niney devised trick to draw pablo attention to these Gin
swindles.
An IssUfFEeAELE NUIsAScE.-The avenues through
wha, was once the New City Hail. despite the dangerous
diapa;ion Of tie walls, all left open in consequence
of which nearly every upon the ground floor has
been made the receptacle for filth, generating pest
ence within range of the ol.actores of the City Hall
officials. But the danger 10 health and limbs by this
neglect is o secondary importance compared with tho
detrimental influence it must exert upon morality and
public decency. 1t is indeed time that the proper OIL
GERS looked their duty. Some time ago resolution
was proposed in the Common Council authorizing the
demolition OF this ruin. If not put into operation
it will the City thousand dollars to remove the ac-
cumulated filth before builder will venture to approach
the place.
Boar UrsrT-Two Mrs DRowSED.-Twc men
named Hugh Mcintyre and Patrick McQurk drowned
near the foot of Twentetfst East River, Thursday
evening. The bodies recovered yesterday and IN
quests held upon them by Coroner Hilton Ii appeared on
evidence that the deceased and three boys went OF IN
small saiboat from the foo. Of Nneteenth-s.., and
turning around slip the FOO; OF Twenteth-st sud-
den flaw of wind struck the boat and capsized her. One
the BOYS ashore and the other two picked up
by the crew Of sloop. Mcintyre unable 10 SWIM
ana while struggling in the cQuirk went 10 his
sstancc and both drowned. The Jury rendered a
verdict Of accidental drowning McQurk was in the en-
ploy of Hugh Mcintyre OF 1weneth-s and Ave.
nue. A. He was a native Of ireland, 80 years OF age
Mcintyre was native Of Scotland. % years Of age, and
was in the employ of Mr.. Smonson, shpbulder, at the
foot of Nneteenh-s, where ne had been employed for
about 10 years.
CAPTURE OF RUNAWAY WIrr.-0n Thursday night the
Chief OF Police received Geographic dispatch from Bos
ton stating that Mr.. Mary Ann Peters had that day left
tie house of her husband for this City taking with her
$3.50 of his money and servant named Emma Hubert,
and that her desirable The Chic. accordingly
dispatched officers Day and Polemus to the pier OF the
steamboat Bay State and the arrival OF that vessel they
secured the rnaways and the money Mrs. Peters stated
that rea,nen on the part OF her husband had induced
her to leave him and that the money she had carmel She
was detained by the Chief of Police await the arrival Of
her husband who has been informed by telegraph OF her
arrest
Among the arrivals yesterday the Irving House were
Gen. G. Cadwalader, Philadelphia Major Nicholson,
Washington; Capt. Wilson, ship Empress of the Sea;
c. Guilon Philadelphia DR.. Edgerton, San Franciscoi
Geo. W. Tiff. Buffalo; Col. Joseph Swift Philadelphia;
Arnold TheIer San Francisco o. 5. Johnston, L. 5 NJ
H. F. Irving Virginia; Prof. Stowe, Boston, James
Means Stubepville o.
STEAMBOAT CoLLlsIos.-Yesterday afternoon q the
steamboat Joseph Belknap, of the Camden and Amooy
lne was her way to Perth AmbOy she was run into by
the steamug Philadelphia whereby her wheehouse was
demolished The boat was laid up at Perth Amooy for
repairs and the mails and passengers from Philadelphia
were brought to this City BY the steamboat Transport No
passengers upon the Jos. Beknap sustained any injury
The IscEsDIARr FIRE AT Jennings s. Co.'S STORE
Azofer Arrest-John Henrcks, alias Geo. Harris, was
Yesterday arrested by Policemen Hambln and Downgon
suspicion OF having been concerned with Barr now in
State prison. and Others setting fire to the clothing
store OF Jennings Co.. in Broadway, by which several
brave renen los, their lives He was taken before JUS
tice Osborne and cOmmit,e TO await examination Other
parties implicated and the Police are actively engaged
in pursuit of them.
The citizens of the TENTH WARD invited TO meet at
the Allen-st Presbyterian Church Monday evening to