New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-22

| party of Epglishmen recently from the Crmaa sro
among the passengers of the ship American Eagle
| from LoLdop. They are remarkably fine stal~srt
men, and were employed in the construction Of tho
Balsklsva Railroad. They are 1t the Office of ths
American InduSlria oiitiop, No. "a Green wica
street, waiting for employment
CASE OF URGENT NEcEssrY.-Soms time since
conductor of the City Railroads suddenly
billed, leaving wife aud Children utterly des-
t,ute. by the aid of few living in her innedi 10
NJ fighbchood they have managed to sustain life.
although frequently tasting food for fosty eight
bours. Their clothes are nearly worn to rags aud IN
this starving condition nnd in feeble health. this widow
sppeas TO the benevolent for immediate aid, o. thoy
perish. Contributions in clothing, provisions or
money, left with either Of the undersigned, will bs
placed at her immediate disposal.
wAsHBURN vANDERaoOF, No. II William q.
EDWARD I. THOMSON. NJ. 10 East Tnrtseath-ss
The ISTYpsArIoNA Insurance COMPANY FRAUD.
-Mcses St1rbuck, President OF the International In
surance Company and James Z. Requa, one Of shs
Trustees of ihs Institution, who are charged with
fraud in the mauogeuIeni OF its af.rs, yesterday
held TO bail by Justice Connolly in 5000 each to
answer the chsne. Mr. Starbuck, jr, was allowed 10
go on fs own rtcoSnzapce, the nag stratc bcleviss
him net to be guilty Of any mslintcn..
pEGAITA OF THE HARLEN YAcur CLrB-Tho
second annual Regatta Of this Club Will take place TO-
DAY At 10 O'Clock. \ steamboat will leave Harlem
Bridge at that time with guests and spectators.
At the last meeting Of the German Republican FIRE.
mont Club OF the Seventeenth Ward, thu following
resolutions were banded in by tho Committee uasni-
l.. .t.I.
Republican papers the city:
Rssolrsd That the Constitution e tho United stse suusn
ties be 'sme rehs aid psIeses to al c'sss ~ e,sens
snn, .b,yo Of tho Asma,tsston Of az Go,sramsn
IS far as taid Dsunen d our own sPecN qusssoas wv
besoed Tha. the life ef Col j. Fremon, ani his word
M T. are o. q Sa Us . s as p. be- AGs
Ard the Naturalization law, as 1t now exists VIII rot %
Red Tbs. consider the crp.nson Of slavery no. only
ystem punde! % be people. so@.n 70 nadsr ,Ss'sSy hoy
also the corropt doHron Of too South over the Nth.
whereby always the duration Of our glorious Unon IL enisn
and 70 relieve unhappy KsEsrs in tic Union Res ss
besord, That ue Iecoanze SLAYER, as incomp,b. Si,hs
our ciz.as where this institution alnsdy ey. But ~e abb
hGr law wh.h cGHps the sss SSri 70 ~ sss
Re.opd, That hold the FUsye slave Lay ntfadc os
cS and vi SS s1 Se % Sros
6b be epesh our dignity as frse men ever 20 lend@
Rocjted That We are convinced will enjoy uoder ths
suids OF j. G. Fremont lbera and rational Adminsut-
t,o based VI principles OF Liberty ard eqnav AID that
cur country will prosrer snl will regain respect and confidence
w'h ~. lib, ,69c. our s..s RssnSp leg Of tn. Rerso.n
psry tooped Phladepha tho ,are auEnty OF our proc
sef to the desres feelings OF every Intelligent German
hesrt
The following gentlemen composed The Committee:
DIR. c. BIuepir gtauseD,J A. FJersch, Edward Nal
Ter, Peter Cook, WIN BersIpann.
TIE LATE MuEOER II Bro iDwAY-N0 POSITIVE
CLUE TO rur MrnpERER The inquest upon he
body OF Bartholomew Burke, who was recently mur-
ottd ut No 3s7 Drondway, was resumed yes'eriay,
but 10 evidence was adduced therein positively who
had committed the fatal Decd The first witness
sv Orn was
Augustus Reicbe, German porter in Mr. Joyce's
store who teotiied that be last saw decea<d at 3
o,ock D. on 1huisoay, and that he was then sober;
bcsrc that any connect with the esa pso-
mept h~d qraueled with Gee, sstd; was hiI'elf oo
fIieI dIy sitb bin; heard the barkeepe Of tbs
snloop below say tbet man came, the night before.
his place sDd calico for drink aod that affer no
Lh the cbe.se.kriie Tas mi.sing; this man wore
d Oh coat and straw or Hoss,th bat.
The tatiYopy of Mr. Cebsl as and wife, who re-
rided ~ the floor above the stUe of ar. Joyce was
then taken. They both estG.d that on the night OF
tie muNer they beard 10 noisc proco eding hoa tao
tfcr. the wsntbtr being warm, they sirpt with iha
vii COWS open, aod the polse from the streets was 20
er, at that they could not have heard ary sound pro-
tirct
Geo Berian in Hockey, Of No. ss White street. tee
tf that last Thursday evening he was sitting 10
tbndstO,y room OF bis hOuse when he heard 0ui talk
irg trocf, Grg ficm the store in question; saw de-
e, az. se' n wi, dow and als0 saw man stiike
biz fist up,n the coDLttT this man was A1giSte
Recbe of Mr. Joy ce's poersi be shook the coan-
ter with bis tf hand and ported bis righE ibrea,eE-
gy at d ceased bo affers ard suled and went away.
Louis SiebeDhein,er, The keeper 10 The saloon unda
Mr. Jcycc's s,@e, testified thai shoit, stout man,
sub iirtt wbskers drab coat and Har hat, draok al
tbe .alooD sbout IL O'Clock tho pgbt Of tos mur
GER hat after be LEFT The cheese knife was missed;
witns az woud know the il he saw bin sgaa; do
cesscd bad then b. down for beer for the third and
lac. tpe that tvepiI 2. three chs ago aDother
With LAM black whisk,rs and black hair came in
ahou, IL O'Clock st night, and decetstd treated blms
be wss large an, sDd witness told lie hal been
q polio. for two years.
Semrel Adams of No. 81 White street. testified tia,
ol Wednesday evening he saw q man sitting at Mr.
Jcvce's window, and snOtb6r talking very loud aud
gestculoing violently ss fargry f-'s clenchcd &c;
b. Identified Auguste eiche, the frat witness IA bong
this
Hepors Leaby was recalled and repeated her iesti
no'y in regMd 10 seerg deceased on Thursday night,
epo d stTnbge mar, with drab coat on, knocking a.
bis door
No other evidence OF importance was taken, and the
case was sdouIDcd to 10 o'clock this morning. II is
understood that considerable number OF witnesses
sIe yo, to be examined srd that every possible ex1-
ton ii be made to ascertain who cJnGtcd tho foul
deed.
CHARGE OF FnsT PRgTESsE5.-A ceeigo oi h.'so
pIeiei., recently preferred biJre Jaa1se
III Cbstsw. du'l against BeIy ana All Ia. Iisvr
Ru sn ,ppl.e t him :Te9es OF coal oe,onsns :"
Thss Gawsn .a 0r wnp b b badrs snS
b s 70 fhe yarI then occupied y hu Ia West