New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

angelic manner In winch our heuLucky RuB smile
on the Ohio and Indiana boys who have come over
TO defend our yOung men, we are afraid that the l.
i G.'s will have 10 take Home Guards, or do without
q " hubby dubby entirely.
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! HORRIBLE MURDER on BOARD AN AMERICAN
! SHIP.-At the Thames Police Court, yesterday,
! VIM. Ii. Hawkins, black man, late steward Of the
| American ship Lammargier, was charged with the
willn murder If Capt. Adams, off the coast OF Dew.
onshire. The Lammargier sailed from London for
| CallaO twelve dave ago. On Sunday morning last
tie captain was fOully murdefedO the Start and the
ship put back Immediately Mr. Ross. surgeon, said
that he had examined the body Of the deceased cap
tain. There was very large wound over the right
frontal bone, which battered in; also over the
right parietal and right temple bone, which were
battered IN, aud the bTalos pgotruding There were
TWO fractures communicating with each otner. de
had also examined chopper on board. IL was
new one, and had been washed, but he could trace
human blood and haic upon it. Mr.. Myers, an
American the second officer of the ship Lemmargier,
deposed to The captain and steward having words
"A er the vessel sied, AID 10 the steward eye being
marked, as ii he Lad been struck. The steward, sc
breakfast time ON Tuesday week, said, " Ill give
you all q chance to get back 10 London" He told
The steward that whatever secrets he might have 10
had better keep them to himself. The chief officer
said 70 the steward, " The captain is strange man.
if you get 10 the night ride OF BIN you Will be al
right" The steward said, " ] am a strange man,
TOO; no one on board this ship knows me YETI On
Sunday morning last the captain was found IN be
cabin murdered and the blood oozing from his head,
which had been cut open with Ratchet. Tie stew.
ard was immediately secured and put in irons Mr.
y, lie deci ed that he must have the Secretary Of
States warrant before he could proceed further With
the case, and remaLded the prisoner.
Manchester Guardian, Oct T.
DEATH OF JOHN a. BRowNLEE, Esq-We are
called upon to announce the untimey death Of John
A. Brow nlee esq, until very latey the head Of toe
tel known and long established firm Of Brownlee,
III Jmer & Co. We cay untlmely, because he had
hardly attained the maturity OF manhood, and yet
hud ia that time achieved for himself position In
society which only belongs to rlper years. Dit;
Brownlee was q resideLt Of st. Louis for some ~
wears. lie came here young man-and, passing
through the usual gadatious Of a merchants HE,
was al length placed an influential member OF one
Of our dry goods houses. Finally, IL assumed the
name of the firm we have already indicated aud }!
prospered with the growth of the country, and
always enjoyed high reputation. While thus en-.
gagged 10 mercantile affairs he was elected Prtsldent
OF the Merchants Bank-an office which be held
until the impaired state Of his health made II neces-
sarv for bun TO take trip TO Europe. He was also
President OF one Of oCr insurance companies. Some
mouths ago lie was appointed one Of the Commits
soners of Police, and by hem appointed Cher o.
the Department-a position which he administered
sngly with view 10 its efficiency and the peace OF
the city. OF soue more recsut Incidents IN ms NE,
il is not necessary to speak, for they are amlar 10
every one. We snew him "a a high-minded, honor
able gentleman-libeTal in his views, and generous
in his gifts and charties-at the same time that be
was an exec lent izen. He leaves wife, several
children, and a multitude Of friends, by whom nis
death will be deeply deplored. St.Louis Rep.
AN AMERICAN FoRGER.--An American, named
Gould, 43 years of age, has just been tried by the
Court of Assizes of the Seine for forgery. Ii ap-
peared that the 18th OF January last he went 70
The bank of NJ. Delsle, in the Chausee Antin, and
presenting card, ON which Was the name A" Colonel
al
States ;" said that he had been recommended by 8
Mr. Bib OF London, friend of NJ. Dehsle, to esk
him to discount bill for eco sterling, payable at
London on the I'd Of February accepted by Aontsgu,
Watkins e. Co., Of that city and drawn by one
Hudson Of Paris. M. Delisle, from regard for Mr..
Bebb, discounted the bill; but, on inquiry, he
learned that he (Bebb) knew nothing whatever OF
any Col. Gould. Ii turned out also that no snen
firm as Montagu, Watkins 81 Co., existed, ana Tue
bill was not paid. NJ. Charles Lafftte also de
counted for Gould bill for EGO, M. Andre one for
ESQ., and NM. Hottinguer g. Co. one for tlo0'
bearing the same names OF drawer and aeeeptors'
and not one OF them was paid. The bills being eve
IDENTIFY forgenes, a conn lalnt was made 10 the
police the consequence OF which was that Gonld
was sought for, but he had disappeared from the
address he had given The police then went to the
address of Hudson, the drawer, No. IL Ru ia
Cosee, and there they found shop In when
money was exchanged and vine sold, and mere
Gould was taken into custody. IL then turned out
that in the name OF Hudson, he had purchased lron
one Brent an Euglishman, the shop and the g9Soea
will of the business, aud had taken Brent INTO n,'
service. Alter these facts had been stated IN .oJ
singular account WAS given Of Goulds eeresI 70
is, il appears, son Of gentleman VINO wa wac, ~ and
time Chief Judge of the Court Of Connect0 Wet
he married the daughter of admiral naneu IN.
kim. From 1871 to Is43 he was Secretary % ,sss
Uated States Legation at London. In ioio ~ INT
director of a glass manufactory IN ina. CIV, an
filled. In 1852 he appeared at brussels, aoo
nonnced himself TO be Minister PienPotenuaiy "a
the Sand yich Islands, but the Belgian Govern w;ns
ref,sed TO recognize him in that capacity, ana ns
Leopold would not grant hi% an aao,s ;,, and a.
be was employed on an English railway, ana a,
somed the title OF Colonel. In 1859 be emoarkeaS
banking operations at Paris, under the name q,
Hudson g. Co., who, be said, were agents , "a
Montagu. Watkins g. Co., Of London, but ne bs
condemned TO prison for swindling: Lastly, I,,s,
famous Bonaparte Patterson Gaze, he wrote le wv.
70 Prince Napoleon, declaring that the opinion ne
father, who was an eminent lawyer, wa 5,,srsoa
marriage of Prince Jerome with Miss Ia aoS ,bat
was not valid Gould, in his defense, GG ih nsrsOps
he bad been in bona 6de partnership VIII there
named Hudson, Montsgu 81 Watkins, anu ogIx their
fore contended that he had the r2nL 70 ~ outy.
names TO bills. But the Jury declared n's and tho
though with extenuating circumstance ;sonpeps
Court condemned him to three years IG1eppiisnani.
| and 100 francs fine.