New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

VINO rs TO Succeed Mr.. CoysuL BARcr.Yr-T2
Ete,irS Tos, under hishesdn: names a. candidate,
40, the poet J. W. Fowler the Euch-esteerned gentle
ma, 1bwged ad interim with the duties Of the Coasu.
late: Mr. Pusch formerly Consul at PhiladelpL., and
a, ure,ep, ConpI at Charleston and Mr. John Cnsre.
Io,k who has been for some years connected with the
Cupard steamer man eemeEs in this city.
Mr., FowlTs strerefh is said to iir maoly in this
,;.y where he has lived for iosg course Of yea and
r,r.ber Of our rnoet respectable mercoants have
united IN a strosg representation on h. beAal. The
,lv oI;eetion sdvanced to Mr.. Fowler is that he is
n.,urod eitizc, Of the United Stats- and has for.
worn allegiance 10 the Queen Of England. Mr.
n,cb ia ,der.too5 says The Peyt to hsve some 10
So, with the Duke Of Newcastle late Minister of
VS., who Though no l,,ger in Office, not altogether
cut Il favor.
n, Lock !. he son Of the late James Lock esq., of
Dr,lo, He belongs to family OF great cle7erness
ard bu:oaes capacity. Tie father IVES an influential
of Psrlia ent, and connected u various Inn
rortsn. trsts with the Sutherland and Eesmere f4mi-
IL. On. ,on, the Isie Capt. Granville Lock, Royal
N.xx distinguished himself in China under ord Cough,
ard .nb..o1eny fell m the East indies where he com
msnded the Gag ship o. .he squadron heading expedi-
ton AGAINST he Burmee booe the banks of the
Ir,awoddy. He was esteemed most gslsns officer
,ra nj. NJ. im ~ death regarded national loss In
1875 Cant Lock while in command Of the Alarm, on
n, W. India sa.ion sailed up the River San Juan de
Nicaragua and dictated treaty with that STATE for
vb;cb he received the Csmpabioush:p of the Bath.
W. remember be oing Gen. Scott Say that Congress,
allow, the sane time voted him their thanks for pre-
..,vro the lives Of the Of On American vessel
had been suddenly capsised the port Of San
yuaS.
A,o,h,r son. Thomas Lock, engage May years ago
:, Tho service OF the East Indis Compaoy, and now
holds high Judicial and executive poSsdon in that
country Twas to Judge Lock, during his recent visit
10 this country that Gen. Scott mentioned the services
of his brother in the Bay of Nicaragua and thanks of
congress. A third son, VIM. Adam Lock, IS az emf
mont Parliamentary Solicitor in London.
J,bn CHARLES whose name has been mentioned in
connection with the Copsulat according to Ia. Post
IA about ~ years of age. He was contemporary with
T ard Stanley ard other rsipg British statesmen at
Can bridge ard was subsequently attached to the En-
oli.b Legation at Paris end also in Germany and Bel
girm 80 that be has had the advantages, whatever
,bev NAV be- of continental residence and certain ex
teri Of diplomatic training For the last four or five
wears Re has resided 10 NewYork. where he il widely
ard favorsby known to our commercial community,
from bis come con with the Hew-York agency of the
Cursrd Company, of which, during Mr. Cunards
absence in Europe, he was the chief manager
The Grand Jury Of the Court of Sessions have IN
dcted Patrick Lynch and W. L. Cole, proprietors OF
The Irish American, for libel upon John Mckeon,
ESQ.,. United States District Attorney.
John NJ aud Charee King and Samuel ID. Farmer
have also been indicted for forgery upon Mr.. Blu,
merchant. of No, ll9 Broad street.
DAaCosrA ESCAPED -Hcnico Da Costa, indicted
for fitting out the ETanan for the slave trade, whose
trial has been adjourned from time to time, the last
postponeent being till the Goth of December, escaped
FRI m custody Yesterday afternoon The prisoner was
sunepd. red by his bail few days since, and Dos been
Wing in Eldndgo-street Jail ever SINCE lie lett the
United States Courtroom Tuesday afternoon, bound
for tie JAIL in charge of Officer Helms, but asked ana
obtained permission to stop on the way, ut the ~
Nicholas, where he used to board, to get some clean
lioen and make a change Of clothing. Iiis dor WIS
left siar. the officer waiting outside. Nothing being
heard of him. the door opened at the expiration Of
fifteen minutes but the bird had flown. The room was
connected with another which led into back entry.
No trace has been found Of the fugitive as yet
THE TRIAL OF HoPPKL.-There are about hun
bred and fifty Indictments against Alfred Hoppel, the
Railroad Conductor, for involuntary granddaughter and
misdemeauor. Considerable time was consumed in
Obtain ing jury the panel being soon exhausted, and
large number Of radesmen were called from the body
of spectators in Court. jury was at length obtained,
consisting Of the following gentlemen: George Walton,
Samuel HartraDft, Samuel Hunsberger, Ezra Eogle-
man, Peter Schaffer, Martin Hunsberger B''j. b.
HepdricL., Joseph Beerer, Charles Hurst Samuel
Roberts, Levi Roberts, Abijah Stephens.
Cr1I1ye INTO BAD CoAPASY.-Ms. Charlotte
Cream.r, residing in Jersey City, appeared before
Justice Com oy yesterday and preferred complaint
aeainst a nan known as Buffalo Bill, whom che
charged with OBTAINING her property unlawfally. 1t
appe ars that few days ago she hired part of the
house No. l0i Church street. occupied by the accused
who represented TO her that be kept respectable
house and agreed to pay him sl2 per week as rent.
Mrs Dreamer then moved her furniture into the house,
hp ,eor after learned that was resort for prosti-
,rtes and their fsrcy men. She thn informed Buffalo
Rim n nj she wished 10 leave bu! he refused 70 allow
her furniture to be removed until she had paid q
months rent On this account she asked the Msgls-
tyate for redress ard be seit Officer Maserson OF the
Chiefs Office to the house and delivered to Mrs.
Creamer her property Buffalo Bill made no objection
10 delivering il to the officer and was, therefore, III
arrested.
CHARGE OF ATTEMPT To COMMIT RaPs.-ars'
Mary Sly who lives alone in Hester street, her nus
band being in the country, made complaint yesteroay
morning before Juitice Brennan, at Essex Market,
changing man named Cartz with having attempted
to violate her person. Cantz was brought mo Coaf'
ard examined the charge when appeared tha' ne
bad brought provisions and fuel for the Sly "om'n'
and last evening gave her dollar to 60 out ana oay
liquor with. The woman refused to give him the