New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

r,s,,,o ,,cn hem in The Office on thu. day bu.
he nree autborities were prosecuting their inquiries
with greet vigilance and activity snd u Is STATE max
c.stsrsI and c;reumstantial svid,pee is in coue Of
nr,narst;on rhe,e is 10 charge against the son A.
principal IN the murder, bat Il IL expected that ne VIII
bect me q material wit,ees. -.
TIE Dutiis FroemaSs SoarWafof June 20 mas so''e
further passicusrs about the prisoner spches IN a
chest a drawers in tis cottage eight soycregus were
Sou,A ytAid M in piece Of w8d6ing, which had the
nncea.vnce Of having lssn in muddy place as por.
tas cf clay were HdbcriDg TO 1t. TIE ponce are OF
OPINION that ths money was taXca ron T une Piace
where the god 9na notes were found. The razor
wysh which Mr.. ditfle's throat ~ supposed TO have
Asep cut and found by the police IN the cabai was
shown to Mrs. Spolen to try whether she could hen.
tify it ss belonging TO her husband. She coalu ho'
recognize Il M ts but remarked That some time be-
for The murder her husband bad been made present
Of rs zor Nv friend Of his The police are aware OF
the name Of this person, who, no doubt VIII pe np.e
10 fay whether the " theon he gave 10 oponon
Mrs SpoIIen ssys that her husband, on coming nome
"at O'clock on the evening Of the murder, rcmeh-
"bered that be bad fcrgot,en his time-book III Tue
"ofice of Mr. Little; ard, fearing that 1t might oe
discovered, he went back TO Inc room anu Vu Ii;
Spoepl identifies the piece CT cotton cioth IN wn,cn
ne money found between the boundary walls Oh ane
railway and worbhouse was wrapped up - neIo' ~
piece Of cloth she got from her aunt some ure m
CHARGE of the police at Chanceryane Statlonliouse,
is well look Jog lad sbout 10 years OF age lie bore
his confinement very well up to THURSDAY evening,
when he e,qpte OverpOwered with griei NJ the
po.,tion in which bis father placed, and called re-,
pestedly for his mother. He is at present detained
BY the Crown as a witness.
The search at the Broadrtone terminus was 10 oe
resumed Yesterday and the further exploration OF the
river proceeded with the possession OF the seing
key OF the door ofhe cash-oiiee regarded as Oh the
last importance. c
Spoken was originally employed by the Company
L. ivt.l liop nj
person be room acquired skill as painter, and
was latterly engaged in painting, glazing and doing
cd Jobs about the terminus in fact, he was regard
cd as a very useful, handy man. lie 10 described
a very indurto,is rd-working man, rather quiet
in manner steady in conduct, and OF good address.
He appe arr too TO be man Of some taste; the walls
of his furnished comfortable cottage are pro-
fusely adorned with pictures IN gut frames: ana the
small niece of ground front Of it is laid out in pretty
foweIbeds with one two little plots OF peas, now
in blossom, interpreted. Scarlet runners are also
trained in front Of the cottage and the garden Is ur'
ther adorned by an ingenlously constructed " rpck-
ery it is terIned-a number of large stones moss,
howers and the roots of trees. arranged together
in very tasteful manner. Hanging outside the door
was handsome brass wire cage containing pretty
canary which was great pet OF the prisoners lie
used TO spt nd many Of his leisure moments IN train
ing it. He also kept small rabbit in neat wooden
cage a portion Of which is circular and rota-
tory like those in which white mice and guinea pigs
are GENERALLY confined. The cottage lies almost eX-
actly opposite to the room in which the murder was
committed, and within stones throw both Of the
terminus and Of the place where the murderer con,
ceaed bis booty. Thus the first object which would
meet the eyes Of Spcen and his wife on'gong out OF
their cottage was the window of Mr.. Litties room,
the recollection of the terrible tragedy enacted therein
being constantly kept before the mind of the woman
The prisoner never evirced any Discrimination to
enter Into conversation the subject of the murder.
He freque ny discussed the matter with persons in the
employ ment Of the Company, always expressed his
horror Of the crime, and was noticed for constantly
observing, What a nerve the fellow must have had
that did it." A few days ago he was in company with
some Of the workmen, when the murder having been
referred to, one Of the men remarked, " | wonder
whether the murderer was among the batch lately
discharged by the Company" NO" replied Spoil.
len am certain the fellow is still among us, and
laughing at u.s." The prisoner bad charge, among
other matters relating to the building OF the cleaning
of the windows on which account his passing through
rooms and corridors would not attract particular
notice.
DUBLIN, Friday June 26.-Nothing new to be CON-
mupcated to the public 1t is stated that the Crown
will bring up Spoen this day on the charge Of
murder If So the case will be held at Capel-sreet
police office.
The accounts Of the Grain and Potato crops in
ireland are highly encouraging.