New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

,sen minutes past seven clock, Enamel Irons shot
end instantly killed man named John WI at the
Pate,s on Park House, Loudensagers HILL The 10 al
took effect IN right breast. The circumstances al
tending the shooting given in detail In the report OF
the CoTouers inquest. Irrns was hmm -dlaely arrest
ed together with his nephew, Louis Irons the iitser
as an aece sory and taken to the Eastern district po
lice station when the form was co nmitted to jail to
answer the charge of murder, and the latter WAS con-
fined in the sstonbouse until the Coroners inquest
had b. en- held, when there being no evidence 10 mp-
cate him as an accessory, he dis haged from Gus
tody Wits Was 26 years of age, and leaves wife.
En- anrel Irons is he present member from the FIRST
Ward to the First Branch OF the CITY Connch' Inc
murdered man is a brother OF William Wits,
who married daughter Of Irons. There g been
family feud existing between the parties for some
months past. Wits quarreled with his vile, charged
her with infdey, asserting that man named Y las.
Horney was her paramount They separated, his wife
re,utpug to her fathers house. THIS separation, now
ever only ncreased the feud. Wits harrassed hls
wife continually threatened her life, and took every
occasion TO abuse be- lie greatly M resuIt FINALLY
Mis-. Wits through her father, sued Tor divorce
which she succeeded in getting SNORT tinle st, ~, e.
Pending this application for divorce, the amy OF Mr.
Irons lea,ly last Sorng) poisoned. Arsenic was
admins. red TO them in coffee. Prompt medical aten-
ton however, SAVED them from death. Suspicion
rested on William Wits and he was arrested on the
charge but was finally discharged there net being SUI
fcent evidence at the examination TO warrant the ma
osrae in sending the TO Court Since that event
| there have been ordinations and recnnlnal)n5 on
| both sides Irons is violent tempered man. vindic,
| tive and determined. VIM. Wits bears general oau
| character aud is looked upon ar desperate nau'
John Wits tte deceased! was on the ground more oy
accidtD ut than design. m ii.
Irons name has been quite familiar to our ctnens
in connection with Of those formidable oaudS ~
do r,does hose demoniac deeds still iresh IN the
nenorv of all familiar with the recent reign OF terror
and onawry II will be recollected that the i'qpu.
Rlord Tub exploits at the election polls OF the frs'
Ward were perpet aied in the front or 10 tne IN ~
| -. IL Il xrh. m \
ms W. re- beat aud manned, ard then thrns IA 'ug
Of blood in order that their APP eirance shoua sreau
terror snd alarm to deter voters from lh5 Po,D,
For his gal in this dele service, Eaanael 'n o
zoos IRON o by the clu.s Of the Aneri;a IAN party 10
the respor sibe lost of representative OF tha1 war
the lir'' oian'" VI Wv baltimore Exchange Monday.
| THE PoPE's Ows.-The following story OF one o'
| che Pones dppes is tod III a Dublin papei;
| - Young Ren'lem-n possessed OF AN ihdePenVeut
income was indeed by tie POpes clerical recruiting
ot6eers to Join the graGd army OF lny!h' ipies ~
was to preserve the Papacy IN spite Oh l.,e ar.bs
nn He furnished himself, al the suggestion OF Tue
| ,aron,sr with a very handsome uniform, green a9d
nnd ard 40 forth and he left our quays IN the eou'
| dent belief that honors and RANK %ere oPen, ss
.Jst dyfgcnl 10 recognize hin lie was lean ague-
a..i.tan feehle and squad He was dressed Ike
derav, acrobat whose properties had been seheu'
AZ oIg he Travelled through france au m auss b
| AM ~ "a
aaacbd he Papal territories he had more viv,9 iei
90 nuroatorv than any dogmatc theology could give
| him AT Macera'a, atown most appropriately nsmeu,
h;s splendid unif nm was taken forcibly from NJ
and sold by auction. In exchange he wac iurnished
nth an old flannel shirt and an indescribable Palr
| ~ Lnee breeches. That was the UNIFORM
IF tho Poues Irish brigade. He had reserved sec
I'd erat and war once unfortunately, tempted 70 as
isv Il wien that too, sold by drum head au toa
DE- sound tina, remembrance only subjected him 70 eH
40 d,ilI and threats of the baslinado. The dfhi wa
",e severe even than the Austrian for it was aiSS
I;ns involving such puTishments fIr dis'oeul
plnes that numbers Of Isish have already been sac
,o,Sn by Lamoreiere, others have been hogg-d alc
| o. " have been cent TO till the sands OF ayers,
| msh. he lad with others TO march 80 miles Hitl
| onte 20 eat or means to procure any Every ua,
po'nlhe en- BY an agent of the Pope -FOUR eoppo
ne war CIV he size of halfpenny, beariog the arm
coiI m one side and an inscription tssuiyh
OF ~ Noho o. bsjocco on the Other Even III ~
Iba. is value - tie could be got for four palocc,
a Epnsn !eirl.oios the utmost, able 10 Procui
Gs ssH and psa'a asaS SSf
ipdepend Mt irshmsn ~ 'eai1n nn ns' bs yelease
way, and a, last he mannged - p ,S Neform, full Q
Tie man who went away IN splentd = -; Monday oil
hores and ia robust health, was lam leu h and knee
| cur ou-ys in he remains % the fanp, sun dentf
| bret chez 10 worn down thai nobody !'oN'