New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13


b, the Civ Insrector and into Office before the
Ms,or. A. Health Warden of the Eighth Ward
! MILITARY FxouRsos.-Company A Of the Twenty
third Regiment National Guards, under command 81
Byeyet Col Jacob Raynor, celebrated their Thirty
fifth Anniversary yesterday by an excurion TO Orange.
n j. TIE corps assembled at their armory 10 tue
morning at 81 O'Clock, and thence, headed by 6se
band, proceeded 10 Jersey City, where they took tho
cara for Orange. On arriving at thor dcstinafoatbey
were welcomed by the villa yers, after which trey
made cult, an extended march through the place. ana
were dismissed for a brief at the Orange Hotel
Here ne dinner was served, at which speeches were
made by Col. Raynor, Sergeant Mackay, Messrs. Nc
Creary. Woodward and others. The Company re-
turned home late in the afternoon, and proceeded
through Broadway and other streets, attracting the
usual share of attention.
MURDER or WOMAN BY HER Sos.-On Tuesday,
Coroner Jackman held inque upon the body OF e.
Irish woman named Cromie aged "a. The evidence
before the Jury went TO snow that her son. Edwara
Croue, returning home after absence Of five years.
went on a tour Of the city fortnight since, aud re-
turned to his home in state of intoxication. Some
words from the mother gave rise TO angry answer
and thence quarrel, in which the drunken con
resorted 70 blows He threw his mother down, struck
her. and stamped upon her with his heel when down.
So Gays the evidence. His sister, who was drawn 10
the scene by the cries of her mother vany endesvoed
to persuade her brother to desst. But the unnatural
brutal drunken son pursued bis murderous courss
until be had disfgured his mothers face AID dislocated
her jaw She was removed to the Bellevue Hospital,
where she died on Monday night.
STREET ComnIssIosAIREs.-A correspondent of
contemporary sheet suggests that unemployed Iaea
would do well 10 engage themselves az Commission
aires whose duty il should be to show persons about
the city of New York The idea is borrowed from the
European practice. The Commissionaires OF London,
however, Ia recent institution, are Of more extensive
utility than those the continent and their introduc-
ton would be great advantage to this city in many
ways. TIE Commissonare wears "A green uniform
and forage capn fact save IN the color OF hs dress,
he resembles Of the police of New York He b not
only entrusted TO guide strangers about the town. but
he runs of erraDds conveys parcels and Is often en-
trusted with large OF money tn take TO and from
the banks. The penny posi- in great MEASURE super
seeded the cketporters, who were for the most part
slow old drones, but it has not enabled the public 70
dispense with the services of active intelligent, trust
worthy young men. The London COMMISSIONERS are
almost all discharged soldiers, many Of them having
but arm. They have been organized by commit
tee who are responsible TO the public for their integrity
They usually stand at the Of great streets that
the public may know where TO find them. They arc
allowed to charge no more than three pence six cens3
per mile, shilling English per hour; but persons
who entrus them with parcels Of value who tax
their speed considerably may give them much more
as they please. Ia this city the difficulty would lie In
obtaining the requisite guaranty Pephaps some enter
rrising Individual might be disposed To take the matter
In hand and form a corps of reliable messengers upon
his own responsibility paying them weekly salaries,
and requiring them 10 hand over their daily earnings.
Evening Post.
WRONGLY ACCUSED AND SUsPEcrED.-On Sator-
dsy last, June 9th Roire A. Goodenough jr medical stu