New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
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tlsced in tie position a. found BY the Officer having
previously secured the money Of the murdered man.
After this occurrence, the acsased semoved from 70
bcuse aid recently he aud Mary have hsd qaasrel.
in CO Dsequenee Of which che resolved TO expose hin
Immediately ON receiving this information, Cs7tsis
Bowling scared Bsvendsun and Margaret Wsash, end
locked them mp for the night Yesterday morning ths
prisoners were taken before Justice Welsh, q TIE
Tombs, when Basendann was committed for exanina-
ton, and Margaret and Mary were both sent to Tie
House Of Detention as Witnesses.
The coroner who held the inquest, and bis, deputy
who conducted the post norton examination OF ths
body of the deceased are confident that Mays story
lie cheer fabrication. They cay that death could not
have been produced BY q blow with Q club without
leaving some external trace Of volsnce and they -
sert that there was no evidence that any weapon had
been uted Furthermore, they aeee that IL wesla b
next to impossible for any external violence 70 rsRsrs
vessel of the heart. The body viii doubtless b AZ
humed, and more careful examination made imnsdi-
ately. go -P
SELECTION OF TWO CAspiDArEs FOR TIE UErrfD
STATES MILITARY AND NAVAL AcADENHs.-in -
cotdance with The offer recently made BY the Hon.
Daniel T. Sicklss to nominate from the pupils Of the
public schools Of the hid Congressional District, can
ddatee for the two scholarships within hs gin 10 the
Military Academy ct ives. Point aud the Naval Acad-
envy at Am spols ak lads presented themselves from
School No. 90, In the First Ward and No. ~. IN the
Eighth Ward, on Saturday morning, for examination
as to their fitness for the position. City Superntsnd-
ent Randall and Assistant Superintendent jones con-
Quoted the examination which was in progress for 6vo
and half hours. Ha problems in geometry, slse-
bra and other branches of study, were propoupdsd.
and all the candidates evinced marked proficiency
each being capable of taking grade above that re-
ouired for admission in either institution. Az, how
ever, only two could be successful, the scholarships
were awarded to Master Garnet II. Lydecker, from tho
Free Academy, and Master Charles +. Schultz, fran
the First Ward Schoothey being considered the best
qualified to FIJI the conditions Of the offer. Mr. Sekiss
was present at the examination, and took part In It,
There were no representatives of the Fifth Ward Scnooi
among the candidates.
GETTING RID or THEIR LCSATIcs--On Saturday,
the First Ward Police arrested three persons aged
man and woman, and young woman-all of whom
are insane, or nearly go on q charge of vagrancy.
The old man, who is the most rational of the party
stated that he and his two companions inmates Of
the Insane Asylum at Tsunton, Mass., and that on
Friday last they were placed on the and sent to
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carriage, by whom be does not know, and driven to
Castle Garden, where they refused aduittance.
The driver of the carriage then took them TO the First
Ward Station. House, where they were arrested and
detained on a charge of vagrancy. If their story
proves true, they will be sent back 1t by no meass
new trick, this paming off of lunatcs upon oar
county.
WHITTIER BorSD The steamer City Of Norfolk
il will be remembered, cleared from this port few
weeks since bound for st. Thomas anda Market We
understand that the Captain has returned to this city,
having transferred or sold the steamer there. There
was some difficulty about clearing the steamer from
this port as il was said she would go without paPer
and one or two houses refused to ship by her,. Her
future movements were probably all arranged before
she left this port Her clearance Of course weI,a
CONGO River. IA the Wet India Island of the same
name 1t fact that half the vessels which clear Tor
ST. Thomas with regular papers, go 10 the little island
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