New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

partner with Sheriff Lynch in the fees Of his office,
and il 70 receive half its net proceeds in conadera-
tion of the influence he exered toward his election
We are inclined to believe that there is more truth
than poetry in the rumor. SUNDAY Atlas
The FIRST AVENUE MArnrcIDT.-Yesterday
CoNner Schirmer held an inquest at Bellevue Hos
pitsl on the body Of Mrs. Charlotte McGi, who was
killed by being thrown ont OF the window by her son
Thomas, on Sunday afternoon.
II appears from the subjoined testimony that the
young man who committed this deed was not
grossly intoxicated" as was stated in yesterday
TRIBUNE, at the time OF this occurrence Oh the
contrary be bore an excellent character and was I'M
poubtedly suffering under the influence of tit OF
insanity at the time Of the sad occurrence induced by
disappointment in love affair.
Francis Conlon depo.ed follows; an u years OF age
willie was playing ball in the yard at The rear q arseassd
dwelling "a" snnethlbs con- oht OF oLe o. "
windows uUen looking that u IMAM herd TIE
prisoner say he had pitched her out Of the window
You are soiug to ben and subsequently be said lh'
hand will go he'll and this hand 70 heaven the prisoner
was leaning tic window ookinr alter bis mother when
be these remarks previous 10 that head screams but
did not know whore they came from go 81,
Charles II. Whi1ord deposed az follows; i've q,
No 2l2 First avenue In tire 10 thai occupied BY
deceased the prisoner las been delicious OF tnd for the
Heard Tho poner aud deceased sig iosether The prisoner
wanted know who sod dec aed the rum and poisoned her
he wouI give her five minutes tell nm snd II she would
not do he would throw her out " the window then beard
three successive falls mere was some 'Sonsi aa ~
the prisoner remark ,eyes time. that he vas tue 1io'.er o.
the tniglty and that the world should obey him upon
air ard the body strike shed In The yard below
Immediately the assistance Of deceased, but she only
prisoner looking out OF the window and heard HIN eIcaim
that ho had sent his mother TO he'll aud would send a Of "a
VIM !. Miller mslch,n at No IL Maiden lane deposed
follows The prisoner hs' been in my employ "a ol'eI
he has shown symptom. of insanity several oecasion bt
more especially within the past Lee days ne SCENE % con
slider himself great he,,ca character and on one occasion
he asked ii would hire the ACADEMY o. Music tor him
felt perfectly satisfied Of his insani'y bit resined om os
charging him. because thought something Eish' Ss done 3I
him Saturday lie stairs and exhibited himself IN
various theatrical pastures and IVES compelled 81 last 10 re-
mnnstrsnte with him about his conduct.
John McGi brother Of the prisoner deposed as follows;
reside at No 3J West Twenty street, shout ten
Yeas ego. while the prisoner was living IN Crosby street. he
.ustuck, and al for long time IN colequcncei
about three ego the prisoner had quarrel With nan IN
Broadway, aud attempted to commit suicide by swallowing
externAor he has always been harmless. except
to hl SELF; obliged TO keep watch over him on
seyeral occasion; o leaI Of hi. 9lla h,e on dhsssi
bis mother growing old aid there ought 10 be some
Young attend 20 tho house think that the hi Of
insanity in this particular ca'e was brought On by the si
Dr. George BOuton wai opinion that the prisoner WA
Insane.
The case was then given to the Jury who rem
dercd the following verdict: I" That deceased, Mrs.
Charlotte MeGill came 10 her death from injuries re-
Of the house No. 292 Frs, avenue by her son Thos.
McGill, while laboring under sparOX, lem of imam
ity at the time
The Coroner committed the prisoner to the Tombs
preparatory to sending him 10 the Asylum for the In
sane on Backwells Island
USYoUsDED Accusations AND HONORABLE Dis
cHAE0ETbe charge Of made last August against Mr.
Solomon Tut with fespect to No. COS Fourth street has
been iaVega,ed by the Fire Msrh and found to be with
out ground aud ST. Tuihll has been ably discharged.
FoUyD DRowSED.-On Sunday evening the body
Of eorge w PesIcy tho Of erJu.ce Pesrcy who bs'
been missed his home since Last Thmsdsy wa. found In
the pond AZ Eighth ard One hundred and twenty
fourth street BY Officer Cos who had u removed 10 the rect
demo. Of the parents In Onchundred and twenty
nnh street Gamble held inquest yesterday end
the Jury rondsr red a verdict Of Found drowned"
STREET DrPGRTYESr.-Bids were opened yes
tordsy 10, ~ 6-na~ns jobs: funishing 900 gas lamp
Furnishing SO cstircn lnp posts bids received
price Of loWet bid cents per pound This not awarded
Tor the reason that suo 81 .he bids were eqnsL