New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

"Trsey. The murdered man, was By psokssios Q
carpenter, and worked for some dms on The Young
America HIS wife had como out 10 join Inn here but
few weeks sgo, and was engaged ~ NE Psci6o
Mail s,esmshp Company to do the washing for their
ve.sels. Tracy himself worked last on board Nc
Golden Age; and IL 10 supposed that 1t w9 Tor NE
purpose OF getting bis wsges-whch he Wa seen 70
have brought on shore in bsg-'hsf ne ROBBERY snd
murder was planned. The house in which he lived 70
situstsd hundred and fifty yards nearer the village
than the Nerandah Hotel, and stands alone near the
beach, surrounded by high trees on three sides
hrle girl about four years Of age adopted child,
lived with him and hs wife, and was sleeping In the
room at the time the murder committed. col
ored woman, who acted as cook, and her con, slept
down stsirs in the Kitchen.
ut appears that the American Ia coIorei man } who
was the planner OF the affair had lived with Tracy 90
cook and left his service abort time before owing 10
son misundeIs anding about wages. He was doubt
less aware that Tracy had some money and most
probably knew where he kept IT, II appears from tho
evidence taken that be- together with his two compa-
MONS in cuik was In low gambllng-house in the
village until late hour on Friday night. and on leav.
ing il proceeded 10 Trscys house which they entered
by climbing one of the trees and reaching TIE upper
b,lcopy Tracy aud his wife were in bed aud asleep;
the roise they made awakened him, wherenpon the
murderers tackled him with their knives, AMI aer
desperate resistance Lis part killed him and threw
liz body I'VE believed over the balcony: Meantime
Mrs Tracy escaped in her night dress, and bare-tooed
RAJ up toward the village She was pursued and only
escsI ed b, hiding behind large rock.
After the murder the assaSs ns broke open trunk,
in which was about City dollars in silver buttwo hun
drod dollars in gold, which in or under the bel,
escared their police II appears that they then sepa-
rated; one of them applied for work mex. morning az
The English Companys works, the second was arrest
ed at his usual business. and the third was found
asleep.
"Tracy was man deservedly respected, and hal
been for some time in this country. His funeral was
numerously attend. I'd
THE PoLIcE.-A good deal of excitement was
caused on Thursday evening by the police attempting
10 arrest Mr. Balowia, the engineer Of the Railroad,
who arrived here that day from AspnwalL
About o'clock party Of five or six police, viii,
their runs basoneis and swords met Mr.. Baldwin at
the corner of the Man-st near the Aspinwall House.
and thout producing any warrant or order attempt
ed to make him their prisoner This was Of course re
sisted and in the confusion that eOsued Nj Baldwin
got away, Shortly afterward wrh or order for tho
arrest Of Mr. Baldwin was produced, and the police,
backed up by a crowd OF natives armed with ma
cbetes aud stones, behaved in n most intemperate
manner and time it appeared likely that there
would be q serious breach Of the peace. largo
number of persons were assembled round the corner
and mary appeared TO be highly excited
Twas rumored that the order for the arrest OF Mr.
Baldwin from the Gene Government AZ Bogota,
and was issued in consequence ofthe death OF Garth
g.nian at the Summit some months ago; |. was also
said ii at refers not to the gentleman whomit was
sought 10 be- enforced but to another OF the same
naue, who is not now on the Isthmus. lStN Herald
FATAL ACcIDEsT.-On Thursday last an accident
happened or The Railroad, by which Mr.. Mylot, one
of the Engineers in charge OF the tract lost hls lie lt
appears that he accompanied the train with the san
Frau esco passengers, ard IN his anxiety 10 see mat
III, road was in good or err after the late heavy rains,
he Leaned forward from the engine 10 look ahead when
unor III atey bis head struck against the frame work
OF WI ter-tank and caused instant death. Mr. Myiott
was for long time connected WIN 'he fanans nst-
road Company, and deservedly respected for his
great energy In the Companys service as well ~ for
his private worth. We believe he was native OF
England.
AcciDESr-Two MEN DRowSED.-On Wednesday
last boat belonging to Mr.. Peter Delfs Of this city,
while on her way to Taboga, swamped and sank.
There we're seven persons board Of whom two were
unfor,u naely drowned The other i've were saved oy
the crew of email boat that fortunately happened TO
be at md when the accident took place. The boat
and cargo was entire loss.