New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-29

s,;on WAS made on the eve Of the departure OF Mr..
Uotchkiss for France where he goes TO take charge
Of new rubber miIl and was token OF the est'ms'
ou in which be il held by the operatives late under
his charge. Ms N. E. hullgan, one of them, had
the honor of presenting the gift which she did &C
companied with very appropriate and highly comPi-
mentary address.
STRIKE OF CAR DRIVERS Yesterday morning
body of car drivers OF the 9th avenue kHroad pata
ded through the CITY on a strike. II IS said that the
esu.e Of the strike lies with the company, for attempt
pr 10 force their men to work from sixteen to eighteen
hours cut of the twenty.four for salary OF Twelve
shlllDgs day.
TEE HOMICIDE OF MosOELL, ASO Mr.. CORONER
CoSsIRr. - We have received from Mr.. Edward
Dowpes Counerv. one of the COroners OF this city,
letter in which he explicitly and completely denies
that he ever released the who lately killed Mon
dell the Italian On the contrary, he held that per-
son 10 bail for s5o0 Mr. Connery states the facts as
follows:
go far from entertaining any vindctlve feelings
toward Mr. Fssus, or expressing desire that ne
should be punished Mondell on his death,bei l. de-
clared 10 the prisoner that be forgave him with All his
hesrt and hoped that be the prisoner would be
dealt with leniently by The ministers OF justice
Tie same declaration was made by deceased TO other
highly respectable and creditsbe persons, VINO 90
testified before me oath. So far from the evidence
as TO the perpetator the crime and the motive being
Greet and explicit the testimony OF two wtnesse'
went To show that deceased himself declared that ne
was uncertain 10 whether he had received the tdaI
wounds from his own hands or those Oi asuus. %
far from the Coroner declaring the murderer gutess,
his charge to the Jury rather uniavorabe 10 the
accused thar otherwise and even after the rendition
of the verdict declaring the death Of MOnde 10 have
been the r,su of puce accident, and thereby exone'
iat e Fasula from any foul mtentious the coroner,
in tie exercise Of Discretionary power, held the
prisoner to bail in the sum of $500 to answer any
charge arising out OF the case Wach might oe pre-
ieued against him.
Fy,ulxArIox or THE NEGRO WusCs FOR REVOLT.
The negro Wilson. under arrest for revolt on the
schooner Eudora Imogene was brought before United
States Commissioner Morton on Monday for further
examination.
The District. Attorney from Westchester County
Mr. Edward Wells, who has been very active from
the first in endeavoring TO unravel the mystery con-
nected with this affair, desired to have the evidence
Of Capt Bell taken a it would add TO or strengthen
that already taken.
Counselor ,iilkin said that several weeks had a.
ready elapsed since 'Ge examination was commenced,
with view Of allowing time for the procuring of wit
nesses He was anxious that de ,siOn should be rem
dered as the prisoner entitled to his liberty If the
evidence was not sufficient to hold him.
The case was further adjourned to Wednesa&S next,
when the decision will probably be given
MYsrrRIous OCCURRENCE About 10 o'clock on
Sunday night a respectfully appearing young man
about 70 yeaIs Of age called at the Third Ward
Station.house and requested that priest might be
sent for stating that he had taken something that
would cause death in very short time. DR.. Dalrym
pie the district surgeon, was immediately called in,
and succeeded in removing the poison which proved
10 be- a quality of oil of almond. Yesterday morning
the Young man was taken before Justice Osborne and
committed TO the TOmbs He stated that he was
teacher but declined giving either his name or resi-
dtnce.
The Police Court. heretofore held at the Mayors
Office is suspended, and Justice O-borne has been
transferred to the Tombs Court
TuF WATKINS CASE DrsNIssEp.-The charge of
conspiracy against Albert ;. Robinson, Lucius y Wat
kins i Brothers the comp aint of Bliss Il kellog,
Boyd ano Others was after protracted AMI i'lcal
examnaticn brought to close on Monday last by the
dismissal of the charge and the honorable discharge OF
tie parties the prosecution utterly failing 70 make out
q case No wi sees for the defense were examined,
ss the complainant Did not prove any conspiracy or
anv collu-i6n between the parties. We understand
that several suits for damages have BEEN or are about
to be- commenced against the parties making the com
plant. II Is alleged that there has been conspiracy
TO make money out OF the Natklnses.
FATAL F.Lr-James Cahill, alaborer, accidentally
fe through the bschway Of the store No 90 West street
Yesterday from the third to the first floor and sustained
fsture Of the base OF skull aud other INJURIES which
caused his death the New York Hospital few moments after
his admission An DqGes will be held upon the body u d1y
PassryG CorSTERFEIr MoSEY.-John W ilker,
droyer Of koN County Ohio was yesterday arrested charged
pi past counterfeit money at the clothing store
Of Michael Never 10 III Third avenue. IL is alleged that
ye.tedsy morning be puchaed a. tie store clothing 70 the
yslue cf 10 aud offered payment - bills the Msr
chants Bank Of Nee Haye Conn These proved 70 have been
stered tom th- bills of defuuet bank IN Washnst D. c.
Of their character the drover TOOK them back
ofe ed Others 4 wh ch proved 70 De c1uhertet
ths 1chanse Bank Of Loekpor y ald The other an
droyer saying lie had Others about leaving when an
called ard lie arrested On ;hinz MIN,
three wallets iou d. containing 900 IN city blt,
Oher 80 country sud the third Two counterfeit
40 bi. on the Mercbau snd Mechanic Bank o. Wheeling
Va He denied eoous intent IL Attempting 10 pass Tho
bills but not~ hsieidDg - taken before justice David
.on who ued hun to rrison to await eIa nination
CHARGE OF FALSE PRRTENsEs.-Wm. Magee, a
nrchaI Of Waterloo, Seneca County, n Y, yesterday
brought 70 tbs city chage Oicer Garfield Of the First
Wad Poce to answer chage OF ii'e pete9se' gt'f'el
chants No 90 Liberty street alleged that ia OCTOBER,
1884 the accused bug credit Of the firm goods TO h amount
house and lot in Wat-o sd also perfectly solvent II
fitef ale that after purchasing the goods he made
The charge IT, therefore that the representations ne made we're
fal.e ihey made he purpose Of fraud Tue
sccusd ke before Juscs Davidson and held 20 bail in
: go ~ aAsNer
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AMBROTYPES - Single and Double Glass, at
BRADrs, No. $50 Broadway. A rare novelty in art
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