New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-23

th.ye.h,u,s Another consideration IL that TINS al
d,onsl head of water a. the future sessions OF the
two Boards, win allow sporting to be dons more
freely.
SAs OUTRAGE AT CASTLE GARDEs.-A piece
baggage was recently left by its owner in Castle Gar
den when he proceeded to the country, aud after
arriving az his destination he wrote to the Supern-
t.pdent. Mr.. Kennedy, for it, describing il by the
brass check received for il the landing of the bag
gage from the ship; whereupon, Nc. Kennedy an
swered BY requiring the to send the check to
him and he would forward the baggage. On Monday
Mr.. Kennedy was called on by person who admitted
he was not the owner, accompanied by policeman
belonging to the reserve corps, who presented the
check and demanded the baggage. The Sapenutend'
ent refused 10 deliver it on the check without written
order from the owner. The policeman stated that he
was directed by the Mayor to make the demand, and
the Superintendent refused TO acknowledge the right
of any party to make demand for the property except
the owner and said that he would not recognize the
demand unless it was accompanied by the order OF the
owner. Yesterday morning, the Mayor sent Poice-
man Senior and posse Of the police, who took
foscble possession of the luggage notwithstanding the
Superintendent continues TO refuse to acknowledge any
authority on the part of the police to enter the prem
kes and remove property without proper precspt
immigrants have been robbed Of their cl eck thereby
losing their property renders the most stringent regu
lations necessary on the part Of the Superintendent
ALLEGED CRUELTY ON SHIPBoARD.-Unted States
Deputy Marshal Niven yesterday arrested the first
and second mates, named George A. Rose aud Charles
Davis of the General Berry, which vessel had just
arrived from Genoa, Italy. These parties are charged
with having inflicted cruel punishment on one Of the
crew named Edward Gray. Rose gave bail in the
sum Of $500 to appear and answer. The Second Mate
in default Of ball. was locked up in the Edrdge street
jail.
ACCIDENT on THE EAST RIvRR.-On Tuesday morn
ing about o'clock, small boat into and sunk
by the sloop Chiefard. A boy named Maria Cornell
was drowned.
SHOOTING CAsUALTY.-Thos. c. Smith, residing at
No. 25 Chrystie street. shot in the neck on Mon
day night BY pistol in the hands Of one John Hammil
and dangerously injured. Hammil had for some
time previous been deranged from excessive drink,
and on the night of the paid visit to the
apartments of Smith, and while there drew pistol
from his pocket and shot him. He was promptly
arrested by Officer Pearsal Of the Tenth Ward Police,
and licked up for examination. The wounded man
was attended by physician
An accident occurred on Mondsy evening by the ex-
pcsOn of the gas meter at So Delaney street. by which
Mr.. Keim was severely burned about the face and
arms Constable Cornell and Mr.. Bryant afforded
immediate relief to the sufferer by the application of
a soothing Ointment. Fortunately no other person
was in the room at the time of the accident.
THE LATE MURDER BRoADwAY-THE MUIR
DERER STILL USKSowY-VERDIcT OF THE JURY
The quest upon the body of Patrick alias Bartholo
new Burke who was murdered at Nc. Joyces tailor
ing establishment in Broadway on last Thursday night
was resumed yesterday morning No trace of the as
ssssn has been obtained and the verdict of the jury
was: THAT deceased was brutaly murdered on the
might of the 18th Of July, 1856, by some person or
"persons unknown to the Jury"
The following evidence taken yesterday:
Thos Burke of No Dey street. co usin 10 deceased,
swornSaw deceased last on the evening OF the 10th
inst. at the barroom corner of Elm and White streets
he was drinking with the proprietor, the baikeeper
and strange nam advised him not 10 get to drinking
again; went with him to Mr.. Joyee's store thence
10 Pearl street. and there left HIM deceased had told
him tina. Reiche his best friend and that bis fam
lily kind to him; witness knew the watch, chain,
ring and portemonnaie belonging 10 deceased, aud
could identity them,
MI Watson, foreman of Mr.. Joyce's store, testi-
fed tina. he saw deceased in the store las; Wednes
day; demonstrated with him in reg ird 10 losog his
Thursday At "A o. M, for the last time; he was then
perfectly sober; never knew Of his having an enemy
knew ReicAe 10 be in the store after witness had
left, and' knew be not there on Thurstey night.
DIR. F. ID. Hudson, whose office Is on the same floor
with Mr.. Joyce's store, sworn-Dec Sssed was very
pleasant often conversed with him in regard 10
his habits and hsd once persus1ed him to tske the
pledge but sometimes he would have spree; had
pre- embed for him when he recovering from one.
Louis Siebepheioer, barkeeper in tho saloon under
Nr. Joyces sore, was fur.he examined Closed the
saloon IL O'clock the nj sht Of the murder; went
aud ss. OF the steps for 10 minutes and then went ITO
bed in the 600, the strange man IN the drab coat
vut come ham before the koiie missed the next
day your 2 maa who in a. the time, said he saw
this incividuil pu. something, supposed 70 be the
cheese knife under his coat the knife was about Is
inches long with white handle, which was about the
SANE length a. the blade.
The testimony here closed aud verdict as above
wac rendered by the Jury.
PHINoaESA OF THE HEATED TERM.-The heated
term, enbra ing the great heat Of Thursday aud Fri
day OF hast elk, the max0u temperatures of which
were $50 on Thursday ana $50 on Friday embraced
within II singular phenomena.
Between IL o. IN. and l2 m. of Tuesday 18th, the
inhsbitans Of Lecrester Center were startled by
explosion in the air like the report of Cannon aud 20
severe thai the Conclusion was sensibly felt. t
At Richmond, Va, ali,ne before 2p IN. Of WEDGES
day, 10th, .he shock Of au earthquake sas fit
On Tbursdiy nth, about y. M, a beautiful me-
tsor wss seen nom Charleston, s. e., expspiiug nto
aAan OF hre of beautifully vsnegated colors leaving
fpesy, jewy atmosphere in rs path
On Ss'arday after the heat ata.ed yift aud very
thirsty wind prevailed from S.W., w. and NV.
iB,c,klsa K,9afs. July 2, 1855 E>MERIAM
CHARGE oF GRAND L,RcESY.-Cecja wslber.)p,
having dozen eeses ami yrsin disrepuabe house in the
s1ns5 h ssS.n. .slsp 3 a. fSoss M ase5 s.anh.s
Gyof shs Wis o>ted dp IN tho Seloc',