New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

known a. the lst Regimen. Union Volunteers, wa
sfsctsd at No. S14 Broadway. the services OF wh',
viii be rendered TO hs Ezcsllency, the Governor, a.
an carly day.
TnE WAY THE CsAnsERLAIs CosrRoyERsY WAS
SErr,yp-Immetiaiely after the decision of judy
Hilton had been rendered on Friday afternoon, Mr.
Dsvln went TO the sherff's cihce, and within to"
m;nu,es Deputy Sheriff Crunbie was di q cheh II
pursuit Of Mr.. Plat, but failed TO lind MIN 'hs' even
ing. On Saturday morning, Judge Barnard Oh INC
Supreme Court having denied Mr.. P!atts application
or writ Of error and decided tina. his remoV VIA
sgal and that bis sue essor bud been regular ap'
roined, Mr. Deyhn received note from the ex-Cn"ui
berlsn appointing meeting ut o'clock, ~ whlch u'uo
Mr.. Plat made surrender Of the books and papers
arperainpg 70 the Office Mr. Deyh0, with his oounsei,
then waited upon Judge Bronson for consultation as "
the course 10 he pursued get the money and Was sa
vsed that inssmuch as Mr. Plat was no longer IMAM
herlap he had nothing 70 do with The city moneys o"
derost in the Park Bank. and that II be lMr Dovhnl
had ade mp his mind ~ change the place OF depealt
all he Ind 20 d. 10 say 10 the managers OF th'
institution. The new Chamberlain, therefore, prepared
formal notification TO the PARK Bank that he had nil'
der bis Official bond, selected the Broadway Bank "a
the place Of deporlt and demanded the surrender Of
the money for the purpose Of 90 deposting it. The
officers Of the Park Bank expressed willingness to
comply herewith but, "a o matter OF favor, desired
time " confer with their attorney upon the subject.
TIE books Saturday afternoon removed 70 the
Broadway Banh. Messrs. Oyington and Leayenworth
retain their positions as clerks underline new Chamber.
lain.
TIVE FIYIH WARD HoaicIpE.-0n the night Of the
3lst Of December a named Roger Lotus was
stabbed at the corner n Worth street and Broadway,
as WAS supposed by Prussian named Michael Josten
Lotus as taken to the New-York Hospital where he
died on Saturday morning. Josten and woman named
Caiharre Carr with whom he WAS talking ~ the tune
ere arresed and tucked up TO await the reeu OF the
injuries inflicted upon Lotus. Coroner schirmer held
an inquest on the body yesterday when the evidence
of the imprisoned woman gave another version OF the
fatal ARRAY. Cathsrine, who il woman OF the town.
testified that on he night Of Dec. 81 she stood at the
corner Of Worth street and Broadway, talking with
Josen when the deceased, who was intoxicated, came
staggering w the street toward them. AZ no w'S
I.isng them he rnu heavily against Joston whereupon
the latter seised hold II him. struggle ensued be-
tween hep during which they sippedald both fell to
he pavement Lofus resaned hls feet hret, and was
advancing toward his prosirio anagorv, and preparing
10 kick him in the f,ce when Catharine drew small
peb.bnfe from her pocket and plunged it into hs
left shoulder. She ssys she bad no intention OF
doing him n serious injury, but simply wanted to
prevent farther Sighting. Unfortunately, the little
weapon severed one of the arteries Of the arm and the
injured man bled freely TO render has Immediate
removal 10 the Hospital Matter Of necessity. Hon.
orrhage ensaed resulting in death from exhaustion 1T
tendGnl upon the loss ID blood Afer hearing the evi
dence of this witness the Coroner submitted The case
10 tie Jury who returned the following verdict
Wo End that the deceased TO bis death from ex-
bsu,iion Trodnced BY wound AT the hands Of Catha-
rire Car, gwen while Michael Josten was engaged IN
faeas with The deceased" The prisoner, in reply to
the usual intcrro gsiores stated that she Wac prst-
,ue, 10 years Of age lived at No. g. Sullivan street
AID was native of Ireland. She was committed TO
the Tombs 10 avail; a trial. Josten was sent 70 t1e
House Of Detention 10 his attendance at Court
n a witness Cs,barine exsulpses him from all blame
in tie matter, and charges ,ha. the deoeascd brought
he difficulty about By his ruje conduct. Lotus was
q native Of Ireland, q years Of age.