New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

with violence Of hurricane strength raising clouds
Of dust, ard for time n the morning bringing show-
e1s Of snow. During the afternoon and evening it was
very cold. 1t is said that il March coms in like n
lion it will 90 out like lamb; but this month must
prove an exception, snce it came 10 like lion and
gees out Ike two lions and small tiger.
THE EuDORA TRAGEDY-DIscHARGE or THE Nj
GRO WMSOS-HIs ARRIVAL ~ THIS CTY.-Dur-
ing last week writs of certorari sued out
in the case Of George Wilson Of the Eudora Ino
gene, by his counsel, w T. b. Mikeu before the
Hon. ". H. Robertson Westchester County Judge,
and upon the hearing yesterday, tsth,) Wilson was
discharged from custody. The grounds upon which
bis counsel claimed his discharge were, that the pro-
Gers or commitment WAS irregular and insufficient;
that being, from this cause entitled TO pro forma
discharge he cannot be remanded without the depos-
ions clearly establish the corpus decti, and connect
the prisoner with the crime the officer before whom
writ Of this nature is returned cannot take notice of
any facts which not properly before him by virtue
of the writ the process commitment being irregu-
lar and there being no proofs whatever before the
Court the prisoner must be discharged From
apprehension occasioned by the strong public feeling
against Wilson, Mr.. Mliken accompanied him to this
city, whence, understand, he will soon go to sea.
No one acquainted Win tDe circumstances Ol tnc
affair ha. the least doubt but that the negro commit
ted the murder but the precautions used in secreng
or destroying the bodies, will probably prevent their
ever being recovered 1t is most probable the re-
mains were cut up, and the flesh burned off, and the
fact that piece of human flesh was found on the
deck strengthens this supposition.
CHARGE OF SEDUcTIoS.-John Kelly, a tnsmith,
residing at No. lO3 Third avenue, was yesterday ar
rested by Officer Dunn of the Seventeenth Ward,
charged with the seduction, under the promise of mar
rage of Ellen Fitzgerald of No. II Bank street. The
complainant states that she became acquainted with
Kelly about year ago, who, after visiting her fire.
quently, proposed marriage and finally effected her
ruin. They subsequently, however, went to the
chuch corner of Duane street and City Hall place to
get married. but the priest refused to perform the cer
emony account of their names not having been
published to the congregation Since that time Nelly
has refused to marry her, and has until recently, re-
sided Charleston, S. c. On his arrest he was taken
before Justice Brennan and committed for exauina-
ton. He denies having agreed TO marry the
complainant
School ExAMINATIoN.-The Boys Department of
School No IL was examined yesterday. The number
present was 1885, and the examination was fully equal
to ANYTHING seen the Schools far. class OF l44
exhibited great facility in solving problems in Algebra;
many Of them worked well in Quadratc Equations.
The Arithmetic was nearly as good An examination
in United States History showed good acquaintance
with the facts themselves, and not with any particular
history. The drawings were very good; some black
board sketches were particularly striking. Mr.. Geo.
w Harrison teaches drawing, and be hopes to intro
duce skeching from nature in the course of the Sum
mer The teachers in this Department are; Thos. T.
Harrison, JOSIAH II. Zabrske, Geo. W. Harrison, Cha
Wm Smith, Jacob Kirkner and Misses Edith l.. Ashby,
Anna Il. Dunbar, Louisa c. Burke, and Maria Vir-
eiDa Kohler.
School No. IS, in Thirteenth streS, Sixth ave
nue. will be examined on Monday.
The accusation made by Ellen Kelley against Tho'.
b. Barnaby, esq after full investigation Oft facts
by Justice Fandreau has been dismissed, there being
nothing whatever found against the character or con
duct of the defendant and he has beenhonOraby ac'
quilted and discharged.
NEW York AND PHMADELPHIA.As the Delaware
is cleared Of cs and after Monday, March 81 the II
a. m. and p III. trains from New York to Philadel-
phia will 90 via Taconey by steamboat, and the G
p. m. via Camden.
We are indebted to Wells Fargo & Co., Freeman
& Co. Express, the Pacific Express Company and
the San Francisco news depot of j. W. Sullivan for
the delivery of California and other papers.
Commemorative are informed from Mr.. Palmer,
member OF the Know Nothing Council in the Tenth
Ward that some remarks attributed to him in report
published in our columns Wednesday with referen 'e
| TO Mr. T. Combs were not made by him. and that he
did not allude to Mr. Combs in unfavorable manner
at all Upon this assurance We chccrtully publish
this correction.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ~ CsBAS ExILE.-Nr.
John Hercheverrie Cuban exile, attempted seli-de-
struction yesterday by drowning. He was rescued by
Officer Busteed and taken to the Lower Police Court
| II appears that the unfortunate man was for nine
months imprisoned by the Cubans for his political
creed, and having escaped from his confinement, Ned
to this city, where he has lived almost in state OF
dcstuion, far from lis family and friends Ills sui
ferings induced him to make an attempt to take his
life but he was rescued, and now returns TO them-
He remains in the City PRISON, hoping for some be-
| nevolent hand to be extended to his relief
AssArLr With KSIrE Mary Cole, a colosed
girl and bartender at No. ThOma. street, vile To-
calty, was yesterday arrested for assaulting julia
Boston, alfo colored, living at No. in the came
street, and cutting severe cash in her face with
butcher knife An old grudge existed between the
two and yesterday they came in collision in Wss;
| broadway, when the accused drew the knife from
der her aprcn ard inflicted the injury above stated.
She was taken before Justice Connolly and locked Up
for trial. The injured girl was sent to the NewYork
Hospital.