The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
CIV InteIIigence.

CITY Intelligence.
THE HOMICIDE IN a. VEENwICH srREEr-ARREsr OF
THE PERpErRAroR- THE C0RONER's NvESTIGA-
TON.
man arrested by Captain Bowling, ofthe Sixth
ward on Tuesday evening" in Mulberry street, on susp
cion Of being the alleged murdere OF Richard Guerken
was yesterday morning recognised a. Dedrick Damann
the person accused Damann also admitted having COM
mtted the deed and stated that he struck the dow In
self-defence, but did not intend 10 kill him.
Coroner Schirmer proceeded with Investigation yes
Market and the evidence elected substantially the same
cu ~ given in yesterdays HERALD Several witnesses
we're Examined who had been present a The time Of the
homicide and all concurred In showing that the deceased
bad provoked the accused 10 nordnae degree Evil.
dence was also brought 70 show tho rowdy dsposon OF
Tho jury found verdict Of "deah from compression or
the BRAIN the result Of violence q the hands Of Dedrch
mann 70 await the action Of the Grand Jury Damann
young man, being only twenty years Of ago, and
nAIve OF hanover He s an inonensive ana HARNESS.
racter.
Tine WEATHER AND THE Foc.-The fog which has pre-.
vailed The past two days continued yesterday, and was
very dense. The Eastern steamers, via Long Island
Sound, due yesterday morning, arrived At one Tho
Hamburg steamship Borusaia, for Hamburg, British
steamship Prince Albert, for Galway, and steamship
VIII Ss whvss 70 until ne
permits The ferries on both rivers continued 70 run,
but At very long intervals; The ss,sen y isi. Nd
collisions or accidents serious nature have occurred
xno Srty uoss Jvnn FMcn cIos.ns Lsv -. ~ ;hs
stct ~ s a.m tr,s 81 h Ts,;rr 10 hransh
which Il was unable to force . passage The boss was
ssx 1 nA "a sS ~, .a.a =. n. :. shs AZ.
could reach by the pale, dim moonlight. Accounts OF
heavy rsshSss farther up the rive, are doubles an
continuance OF spring westher.
RscxPnoS GIVEN SrRrruArIsrs TO RoDsRr DALE
OWEN spiritualsts Of the city gave reception 10
Robert D.le Oven IN wednesa.v av.r,v :, ,ha rs.,.
- e'ss' :. '- VS..
oenco VI mr. A. L. Laing In EAST Nneeentn street, AL
tne eaong spiritual hgnts OF New York were present,
including Judge Elmonds, Andrew Jackson Davis, Mrs
kindred TOPICS There was no ormaity about the ssr
Every shook hands with body everybody
was delighted At late hour there was supper, but
tosss ana speeches. were igaorea p amey stereotype
ano teaous IN the early part OF the evening M oven
MADE ong speech, recounnng inc causes inducing ms
CONVERSION 20 winch NANNY va Iepeuuon Oh
tne facts BET oro IN the preface 70 ms ste worE
Fo0tprnls or, the boundaries Oh Anotner world Bret
demonstrations Of delight Mr. owen about ffy years Of
age ana nae very PLAIN substantial farmer IKE appear
snce hs mar gray, and, unlike most spiritssss, ne
slight beard crcling the lower part OF his chin well
sno.n he s the con Of the late Robert owen the emf
elected a member Of Congress from Indiana, and
until recently has been charge dAaaircs At Naples hay
=, -,
Common Council ON the one SIDE and the Mayor Comp.
,roer and Ctv Insnector on the other Mr. Smith nav.,
theless Continues he work and will probably receive
d.xs labor from the hands Of the Comnroer Accordnn
to Inc contractors own statement he Is getting along a
r,er Witch extended from Monday mi ves,erdsv Iia
runn;no fire. throuSh All NE wsrSs Az isst A. s,,hs 10
ore rs;abie he y determ;nsd 70 resn cool and Soht 4
ont We recommend our housekeeners to assist him
h,h =. car,a,n nYtsnt ,hay c.n AZ hr ~ ,r.s;ra nr
a n nudv ey can eau ny ~
1Hn no.a.v pro.TsT ana sorarsaI oS ~ do,rr tos
streets already show nm ,mnroved annearance.
' "' Saw f "Pf
GRADUATION OF MEDICAL Doctors tenth annual
commence ment Of the New York Medical College took
piA0s A.' '''".ns - .ne 00nese ounNs ~ AAe' AA
teenth street The lecture room OF the C'ege was wen
filed large proportion OF the audience being ladies,
whom the uppropousness Of the weather did not deter
asuca smS .mes Sors as soms ,ss se.v n me
commencement Of the exercises which, thanks to Dod
WORMS band, was BORE very patiently; Ar. George
W. p,s Ho .h va; p.sisrs res;da ~ H.,
stead The exercises Of the evening we're Introduced bv
praye from the Rev Mr. Caullade Rector Of a. AIMS
deaf mute chuYch AMER which m Horace Green Presi
dent Of the College the Hnpocrac oath and
conferred the Srsroo OF in Medcine upon the fol
lowing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Andopian Turkey: Jno
+ Bates Me-; Lewis v Beers, n Henning Darden,
Va Thomas Green, Cal Alvin B. Goodale, N. Y. Titus
ton. Me- BERNARD MoEntee. Ireland; Simeon Y Pilsrm:
Y; Henry W. Rsissberg, N. Y Henry Smith, N. Y;
Thoe +. Smith, N. Y; s. Tyler, NJ Y Ffauc L. Town.
N. D.; Thomas II. Whitney, N. Y. Jas p Wyer, Ca;
Emil Dirk N. Y and Robert X. TuthilI N Y Honorary
degrees we're conferred upon Messrs Samuel T Parker
N. Y; Thos. H. Garrett, Penn; Campbell Morft, n Y.
and the Rev. Mr.. Shear, Conn.
Mr.. Samuel j. Tlden then delivered tho valeiictory ad
dress 70 the graduating class giving them much whole
advice both their professional and civic capacity
II wac then announced that the prizes for superior ex
fersor Bryan. The Fortunate gentlemen were Messrs
Alexander Hutchins and Thos II. whitney Professor
Bryan in giving the prizes remarked that they were the
reward not only Of present acquisition but Of future pro-
mise He then said that he had been deputed by his
colleagues of the faculty to say parting word TO the gra
duatiog class, which he did In q series Of humorous