New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
CHARGE AGAINST STREET INSPECTOR The follow.
ing communication has been sent BY the Mayor to -
superntenden. Of Streets and Tampa:

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from. Very r~xpecffhly 800!
The afdavits inclosed are those Of John Blue, Ja
Durkin and Francis Convoy:
90. csy ssa CSvss Ssx, Yst. sJosn Blus residing = ~
.Soss nm l.. sss ssss % he KS
enteenh Ward In cleaning the until within the pat
Tssss 1 s' ~ s. CO..
+. az .sR e. ss s~ &: ss
s s 81 the tine Is pss 4 E Jones
per Ssy CO., ~. d he Jones sd ls
h es To tell hsn Ss, they should so sos ss. G
:s 90 81 $ s. as did s:s.s
day secorrg agreement This dponen also Gays that ~
S oD1s ps:snrs 70 aid
employed under him the streets he also thai be
q; aid Money ": ,sse'a from o 1s' sL p Mr.
s~0'a before me this 18th Day ''i fxSsispo woop =
The afidsvts Of James Durkin and Frsocis Csar1 e
corroborate the above. Dmkin swears that be psa4s
tie shilling to Blue for the Inspector and that B'ns
told him he must contribute one dollar toward PSF
chasing writing de<k and that he did 90. w
PAUPYR IMxIGRATIoS--The following letter frcm
the United Satee Consul at Messna has been received
BY the Mayor in answer to his circular in relation ~
pauper immigration:
MgssISA, Saturday, May n. ass
To FERNANDO woOD. ESQ.,, Mayer Of the City sfks fs.s
S-ln your circular OF the lth u,imo alladss -
the practice OF esstion TO the United States
and 0ns ,a s s 70 yoqb
The suhoties Kingdom % not ensosrass rs1s.
sn residing IN he United STATES hss S
s ySy -h Ip,sn ias as zig:
s Of iSs general no si he S
Of S'"Y0A Very r'P'''' n y'f PsHS U. con. q
DrscuARcEp.-Eli Wainwright Butler, the unfortan<
nate man Of blue complexion arrested on wednesday,
morning by Policeman Walsh of the Flint Wardpn
charged with disorderly conduct while endeavoringte
sell lin pamphlet form the controversy between Senaa
tor Brooks and John, Archbishop of Ncw-Ysrtc
was last night discharged from custody BY Justio&
Connolly. Mr. Butler complains of the Policemsn
question for srresting him without cause and sssrsA
ward making exaggerated and untruthful amdsvM
against him. allowing bis national feelings and prejs-
dices to carry him further than the facts justiaed.
Mr. Butler has long been troubled with epieptic hts o.
q fearful character. While thus suffering es varousf
periods the unfortunate has fallen and Fractured
his right leg in two places, dsocated his whist and
several fingers beside having received other bruises
and COMMISSIONS, causing and designations whic4
he will ALWAYS carry. lie considers also do manyr
of his friends that tho incarceration he has sufcre
was an act of great injustice for which, a. we before
stated, he blames the officiating " Star"
DIsMrssEp-The complaint Of Garrett w. Ryckr
man against Walter Patterson for obtaining large
shipment of hops under false preenses came up yes
terday afternoon before Justice Osborne but - ner
witness appeared for the prosecution, 1t wss a.
miss ed lilo
INJECTED R.cs-Compaint was made that Peter
NJ III. .~I. haa md n N
of rotten and decayed rags Some Of which oompisan-
ant believes to be from Hospitals, and he also BE-
eyes that they viii cause sickness in the neighbsr-
hood if allowed to remain. ~. .fs-Ls
Rumon OF PoIsosIso--FaLsE ALARs.-A message.
was sent to the Coroners Office yesterday sternooss
stating that a woman named Margaret Huspes ~
siding at No. lag Readest., had been poisoned ~
some one, as she died very suddenly, and immediately
after death her body swelled up 10 an unnatural size
Coroner Hilton proceeded to the residence Of the d.
ceased for the purpose of holding inquest, WHOM =
was clearly shown that the deceased did not die Of
poison but Of apopIexy. A post-mcrtem examinations
was made upon the body of deceased but nothing ~
sembpg poison could be detected. The Jury render.
ed verdict Of Death by ApopIexy." es ~
FlGHr AND STABBrsG-An alteration occurred
late on Wednesday night in front Of porterhorse u
Cheny-st. known as the Bulls Head, between David
Richardson and Robert Hodge, both Of whom wsss
said to be partially intoxicated at the time In The
melee Richardson received stab in the abdomen with
pen-kne in the hands of Hodge, causing the intss-
tines to protrude several inches. The injured mso
was Immediately conveyed to his residence where 10
was attended by physician who considered Ae
wound of very dangerous character. Hodge uiade
no attempt to escape and was arrested by Officer VIZ
kinson Of the Seventh Ward. Yesterday Justice
Wood committed him to prison for examination. Tho
accused declared that he was fnt assaulted end tbs
the act in question was in sefdefense.
DAscERous DoGs.-The Mayors Complaint BOOK
is full of complaints of dogs. Dogs are complained q
for being noisy dogs complained of for net keep
ing their tempers; dogs complained Of for indugg
very natural propensity to bite; and finally soms
people will complain of dogs for being nunssouses
If that were crime Poor dogs! 81 S ss.ss
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-Infounation ives yess!.
day received the Coroner: Once tn 81. T sssn ssedsss
killed By falling down stairs while In state q inexssu
proceeded 70 the place :ns i'SSs m
an nauest mon the body deceased In consequences 49,
ssnes Of nstsia The case w~ adjourned sam
Fousp DRowsrD.-The body Of an unknown mn
found in the water foot q Thirty fourth e; 80
graph the Chiefs Office from the Pocs station senSfsag
ths and requesting ths Coroner 10 hold IN nqasa
Foryp DRowsEp.--The body of Q man, suppoeel
from his drsss been s.lor found isst svsn.s
floating in the East Rver foot Of Thirty nntH -
PoLrcr DrAIKRs.-George Phillips and 0eosgsI<s-
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