New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

NCCi6 -iay at'fn az DeutN ne A&sfnat W taAin,
aeas,ooufu Of arscnic and yesterday Coroner Perry
held al inquest upon the body, when it sPpcared ths,
stout two vcars ago the deceased had been disap-
pointed in orc affair and from that time her actions
had been very singular At times she seemed to be
weighed down with grief, and thea again she was ap-
parentlv yer, happy Lattery poverty added TO her
ni-eiie. and ,hc had been heard 10 threaten her life
She often expressed wish to die III the Bellevue Hos
pital. and frequently, BY complaining of being sick,
gsincd admission to that Institution, but was always
discharged cured On Wednesday she was again ad-
mittcd and soon after swallowed the arsenic, which
she had procured before going to the Hospital She
subsequently informed DR.. Pointer of what she had
done and efforts were made to remove the poison bat
proved futess and she died on the following morning
verdict of Suicide" was rendered BY the Jury.
Tie deceased was native of Ireland 81 years VI age
and was posse SD of much beauty of person.
RIAL EsrATF.-The following sale Of real estate
was made Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. j. Beoc ker & CO.:
Lessebold property OF FRS, avenue and Twenty hr
Also. BY 4. H. Muller:
Houe ani Lot No So Lsurens street 25Soo $500
Lesseho.i property No i' Barclay street, 7N7S. SD
The attention OF the charitable Is called to the ap-
is greatly in need of funds for the relief Of the sick
poor Of the city
The Wr,rurR.-It will be seen BY NV published
weather memoranda that sunday lSh the temperature Al
p ~ when il gradually bec,nr colder From before z IN. I'll
after m day the hia Sssn
have been below the freezing line, except perturbation
a. viii reach the quarter shour line OF the Great Circle
that and IS hours forward from that ue may be 'ked
notice some statements in the newspapers of higher tenn
rersures thar 81 since Sunday such records arc not accurate
si ar. BY the state OF the and ice which
reaned unchanged the shade at the very time that the ton
Tse csarse usos q N progye.. v be great Amin.
body OF ice is and has been aeepmuans "a me MYERS
land resulting from fall inches the eh
December be carried OF the ground by rain and hav
been heard of curing two Of the most
remarkable days Of the term y a. n L. ana
Wincheser Va aud several places IN that nsheorhood at
about the 9th-the coolest dsy here Thus 1t seen
By clustering the records that the earthquakes do the work Of
the AID the cold They are connected with every
the atmosphere that is not Immediately connected
nth sSThsae MY sseGs Se q and m
vii D e OIs s Gss sSnn "s. O hS% r the pe
turbatons OF Dec. $3.50, Jan 2-9, IS and H.
Ice In pipes and cutters speedily melted By the free
OF a %s51 Sq paots uS Of salt dissolved in water
viii deal Of work in melting ICE and the cheapest
brooklyn Nights, Jan H. 3 p m 1850
PARKER Ii. FRIscH IL CoURr.-In the United
sstes District Court after its opening yesterday morning.
Mr. f. B. Cutting aud having stated that he appeared in
behalf Of Col Parker H. French the Minister from Nicaragua
IN the Und States requested the District Altos
new Mr. Mckeon to inform him whether or not an
had been found by Grand Jury against tina, gentleman
The Disrct-Attoey having declined 10 answer this ques
an that bill had been found against Col French
days previous and was on he IN the "a
had been made public nor bad any attempt been made 10
He asked whether this conduct fair courteous the
Minister friendly State who only not accredited be-
he had not yet presented his credentials 10 ne Govern
II might be deemed from the covert in which this
found and had been allowed 10 urk
the files of the Court that there attempt on the part OF
Government TO nure or insult Col french and Inc s.sts
there deliberate design 10 hold IN gnominious po
si,ion the representative Of country with wah we we're on
friendly with which 1t was now peculiarly our OBJECT 10
cultivate peaceful relations.
II Colonel French violated any laws Of the country he
stands ready for trial but il he has done why insult
holding position by indctng him In this extraordinary
Ever his arrival in the country newspaper
his equation hive abounded aid his chaTac-
has suffered in cCepond.s . 4TsTss foundation
French belongs OF the most respectable families in Ken
hsh Offices with distinguished ability and high integrity
How unjust then to t'duce IN tins manner n, character Of
aud ssans whom no formal complaint has ever
He Is the Embassador of Nicmagu, The Government
that State Md right name ambassador /. the only
States and 1t accordingly noninsted Col French.
Hs has yet presented his credentials and our Govern
nent have not vet recognized him but he s nevertheless the
Nearasutn Minister and the Government have right to
him charge before he has presented bis credentials
and been refused recognition.
He utterly denies the charges brought against him. and cs
s found should hot BE- suffered to remain on
the files Clerks office and that he may have an imms.
has been his character sud since hb arrival in this
country
Colonel French be taken from the e. and st ne be allowed
plead 10 and as the Jury were already on the spot
hat An in med
The District Attorney replied that Colonel French
the Minister of Nicaragua and that he had received oes IN
s'ructoDs from ahnston 10 inform MN na ne eoud rot DC
The Cour-He Is not Minister until accredited a. such
Mr. Keen asked why N DiD CHAM FreGchs Secretary,
against whom similar indictment had been onnd had not been
brought u here on haSs. 80 that me wsOS ss,
pursue He denied that persona had been
exhibited by By connected vita bis office against
Mr Cutting reiterated bis demand for immediate trial and
aid that he had been by Col French that he
should waive all embsssedoha privileges aud demand trial
The Court observed that an indictment assn, Co.. French
for violating the neutrality laws was on fs Court on
which his counsel for immediate trial The Consu'
ton granted the defendant speedy trial but not in the
power Of the give him immediate TRIAL. Indeed
TO APPOINT any special time for trial r,,,.
The Court could only interfere when IL manifest that
speedy trial denied the prisoner and then could merely
duee his bail nominal amount or release m ON ms personal
No order therefore could be made IN the case
The Court: The records Of tho Court the Grand
French in which il substance charged that he has
foot an expedition against the Republic OF Nicaragua. contrary
to the the United States Upon that indictment there
hiss been arrest do know tina, there has been
Issued for the purpose OF arrest. !. stands nowsys Is
the proposition made BY ne eogAse o. So
French that this sf h S1so sI sn,
tr the charge up BY the Grand Jury aud In presenting
fh. motion the Court there has been great amount Of DIS
eu.son MANY Of the topics discussed Judgment have
nothing do with the question whether the Court w oae
the Indictment to be now O. speedily tried oss eesS ns
operate upon bis deeon and hst IS that Lele na'e zen