New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
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THE MuLEpoLER Casa number of persons
interested in this around the City Hall yes
terday afternoon, before the hour of adjournment.
Shortly before that time Mrs. Mledoler, the subject
of this proceeding, drove up in carriage, and with
friends proceeded to the office Of Judge Culver
The Judge proceeded to question her to the facts OF
the case, and particularly whether she restrained
Of her liberty. She gave no decisive answer, and
almost Immediately went into Mysteries. An affidavit
was mie IN pursuance Oi the statute, that she could
not without danger be brought before the Court, and
order issued that the Sheriff take charge of her,
allowing TO speak with her without her own
consent, until SATURDAY, till when the hearing is ad
burned. Mrs Mlledoleri is MISUNDERSTANDING lady,
about Is wears of age Her wish seems TO be 10 return
TO her husband.
The afternoon previous exciting took place
in connection with this affair in the vicinity of Bed
ford and Myrtle avenues where il appears Mrs. Mile
doler was staying with an aunt. The husband having
discovered her retreat induced her to so away with
hm. Her mother and aunt gave chase and the fuCi
tyes sought refuge in the house of Mr.. David Camp
bell in Myrtle avenue, near Sklman street. Mr..
Thompson the ladys father, foremost IN the pur
suit armed with a sword-cane The chase attracted
hrge crowd and several policemen, who contributed
materially To the settling of an armsice, by the terms
Of which Mr.. Miiedoergave up his claims for the pre-
sent allowing Mrs. Miledocr 10 return with her pa
rents, pending the proceedings before Judge Culver
THl FIRE DrPARrMENT.--The following appoint
Nents were made by the Board of Commissioners at
Aer last meeting: G.. &. Cunning, Engine No | /;
John Kaufman n. Chavett, j. c. Smith. W. w.
Porter, Engine No. 3; w. II. Shepherd, B. Carnan,
y. j. Halsted, j. Schweinberger, :. Thompson, T.
Marr, jr., X. Holmes, G.. Il. Staley, L. Coddington
Engine No. 9; w Bloolgood No. II; Isaac Smith,
T. Atkins, A. NJ. Bcbee. No. -; j. Cottrcll, j. H.
Kingsley, No. IL; s. G. Arnold, j. u. Cudhe, J. W.
Wilson, w. s. Randolph, }. II. Fisher, X. Kendall
No IL; }: IL; Lewis, No. % j. r. Berry, Hos .;
W. n. Mead, Truck |; l., l.. Hiuglc, do; {. H.
Sol,a, Alfred Smith, Truck ?.
NAVAL uRr-M.RrrAL.-A general Court-Martial
is in session at the Navy-Yard composed of the fol-
lowing officers; Captains-I.ewis NJ Powell Henry
Eagle, Francis b. Ellison; Commaudcrs-WilNam L..
Ogden, Samuel Swartwout, Stephen G.. Rowan,
Edward Middleton. Purscr, Charles Murray, JNdgc
Advocate.
-CoRoNrR'> INQUrSr.-CorOner Smell held an IN
Quest Yesterday upon the body of Theodore Austin,
whose case has frequently been mentioned the past
week. number of witnesses were examined anu the
evidence went to show IN connection with statements
made by deceased before his death, that he scciden-
tally fe from the stoop of No. - Lawrencesireo on
Sunday morning last and sustained injuries which re-
suited fatally. verdict in accordance was rendered
by the Jury.
DkLEGArES To THE DEMoCRATIc STArE CONvEN-
TIoN.-The following delegates Ia the state Convcn-
ton have been chosen under the call Of the Vanderbilt
Committee:
I District, JOAN yoorhs IId District John Csysnash
Thomas Muigsu slieTnaie. Hid District W. Leach Jas
J., n COrpwru; B. o'NcHl a;crnse With District Robert
Allen; Thos- OBierne alternate. With District, JAS H.
Hu,chns.
y Cry CorRT-The calendar for the next term Of
this Coor, vii be taken up on Monday next. There
are 70 causes some OF considerable interest.
DANcrRoVS AssAuLr-0n Thursday piybt n man
named Peter Sraub, residing in Messero fro, nesr
tmen avenue, was severely beaten by marty ~ men
in a store at the corner Of Whipple stree, snd tpsh,
avenue; II appears that SraUb went into the stor,
ana asked the party inside to drink Their wSre
49, neu Inside and hve drank. Straub, in turning
around TO see why the others did not drink was -
IN The head with stone in the hands Of one of ,be
boys Strand then went out in chase OF the bow who
hed INTO building near the corner. Straub pursued
when the door was closed against him and Tnsr
named fenton Hebing caught hold of Straub and
pom Ten TO the sidewalk. AT the same time Peter
ochsner came up and clenched Strsub and inflicted
se'erai blows upon his body with chisel Straub
Wa conveyed to his home, where he lies in very
enaca condition, He has three wounds upon his head
sad lace, evidently inflicted with some sharp instru