New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18

o. Oft that pcTt, under tho stroi suspicion Of being
SLAYER She now lies Of the Nayy-Yard at Brooklyu
awaiting the action Of tie United States Marshal, I'M
der whose custody ste is to be placed. She wa
brought here by Lieut. s. Abbott, and manned by
detachment of seamen and marines from the rorIs
mouth and the ssssals crew Of the vessel which con
sists Of the captain, Lienas, and seven men. It sp
pears that this captain, with his crew. and three Span
iards as passengers, sailed from Ncw-York on the 27t
Of March last, bound to Port de Lenba, on the wes
coast Of Africa. She has on beard extensive sion
OF provisions, water, plankS, and shackles such q
slayers usually cany. The three Spsnisrds escaped
having been put ashore at st. Vincent The circum
stances are to be investigated by the United States
oistrotAtorney, az the case shall have beer
pat In proper shape by the Marshal
CEs.r2AL PARK CoaMTTEE.-The Committee ap-
pointed b. the Senate, last Winter "to make exam
ination Of the affairs, condition, and progress Of the
New-York Genital Park" consisting Of Senators j.
Mcleod Murphy Of New.York, Allen Munros of On
ondagp, ard +. M. Rotch of Otscgo, met at noon TO-
day, at No. 81 Exchange place. and organized by the
appointment of Mr. A. n. Cole, Deputy Cierk of the
Senate, as Clerk, and Mr.. Daniel A. Manning Of The
Alias and Argus, as Reporter. Mr.. James C.. Clark,
SergesDta'Ams Of the Senate acts as the Sergeant
at-Arms Of the Committee.
II is probable that at least 100 witnesses win be ex-
amined and that the sessions Of the Committee will
extend over considerable period. The Committee
will meet at the Metropolitan on Monday morning, at
u a. m and pre- coed to visit the Park; they will
assemble at p. m Mt No. 81 Exchange place TO deter
mine upon the method Of examination.
PREsEsTArIos OF CoLoRs TO THE SIXTH REGI-
NEsT.-The Sixth Regiment, Washington Greys,
marched into tie City Hall Park Saturday morning
at II o'clock and were reviewed by bis Honor the May
or in front ofthe City Hail. The Mayor then presented
the Colonel of the Regiment with stand Of colors
(already described in THE TRIBuSE), which had been
ordered by the Corporation for the purpose. In doing
so he made the following speecb
In confederation Of the services and antiquity Of The
stapd Of coo and In Its name now present them can as
cen present higher claims nnicps favor the regard Of the
people Originally organized Battalion In 1914 during tbs
assisted 70 throw up The at Harlem lights aud in
September Of was in the occupancy Of the West
Of patriotic duty and we're 4 not now numbered s%ons the
most accomplished Of i. pon We should ;t honor ,L asd
psed In conclusion Colonel allow to present in be-
half the Corporation the coo referred and to express tho
confident belief that they viii suffer donOr ia your
hands
Colonel Pinckney replied, thanking the Mayor and
Common Council for the honor bestowed upon his Reg
iment, ard accepting the present. after which they
marched away TO participate in the reception OF the
Japanese Embassy.
A MARRIAGE AssULLED.-W Waller Kidder, young
man, nearly 81 years ofage, fell inlove with gIlonly
little over II ears Of age, and supposed to have some
prospect of handsome fortune Walter waiter in
- Jo,o bo,o b;oI
wife, and 20 he employed certain aids to bring about
the desired consummaton. A young woman, named
Emma; and a young man, named Ned, were the siding
parties The young girl was decoyed from her mothers
care and keeping, and, under the influence Of some
drug not named, was brought before the Rev. DIR.
Arnitsge Baptist minister in this city, who ordained
that Walter should have the object of his affection TO
keep and to support for better or for worse After the
ceremony, The GIRL whose name is lot made public, by
some means managed to elude her newt -made lord
and adjourned to the lap of her mother who forthwith
Instituted suit for divorce in the Supreme Court. The
case was duly referred to R. +. Andrews, esq, who
reported 10 the Court Judge Leonardl in favor OF
granting divorce, directing that judgment annullng
| the marriage be entered The Judge confirmed the
report, and rendered Judgment accordingly.
An ABscoSDISG AGEST.-A young Englishman,
named Frank Cahill, lately employed by Mrs. LevisOn
TO conduct comic paper known as Nick-Nar abb
seconded recently with about $500 belonging to his en-
ployer Cahi is a young man sof considerable lit
erary ability, having for some time previous to its de-
cease edited The NJ y. Picayune beside contributing
many stories and other articles to the weekly papers
lie was recently engaged by Mrs. Levson to conduct
Nick Mar, and was entrusted with both its editorial
,,J hro napf Ia had mt esn
since week ago last Saturday when he was observed
going down Broadway with carpet sack in his hand
he having given out that he going fishing ex-
eursion 1t was not till Mrs. Leyson ascertained that
he had obtained $500 from Ross & Tousey on her
count that his prolonged absence excited any SUSPICION
1t subsequently appeared that he had collected various
advertising bills swelling the amount stolen to about
$500 and the inference now is that he departed the
| steamer for Europe.
| Frank Cahill ia young man who, during his stay
in this country, had made many friends among literary
persons and gentlemen Of the press and although he
had by his conduct several occasions, given them
much pain, there was not one among them all who
| thought bin capable of so dishonest and mean an
| action Even now they are unwilling to believe that
the act was long contemplated. He was unfortunate
in the selection of some of hs associates, and had been
on spree for number of days previous to bis alb
scondng. When he became sober again, and thoughts
Of his neglected duties forced themselves upon him,
not having the courage to meet hM true friends and
associates, he probably hastily determined upon the
course he has taken. When he was missed those who
knew him thought nothing worse of bis disappearance
than that he had absented himself for few days TO
have bis spree out. Having been gone now for ten
days. and it having been ascerained that he had col.