The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11

CempaSy c-Capfain John smith, ~ iussnss'
Cospasy D-Captain, X. kopas>.e& inst Lieutenant,
Moses s Litils second Lieaenass, George just.
Cospaay E-Captap, VIM. b. Parseo First Lieu
''c cs~pa~y E.,caps.in, J, n. d Camp; First Lieu
GomJany Gc.sptsin, ,Seorssw, Godfrey; FIRST Lieu
CsufsaHy H-CaTtstn, John FitxpaUiek First Lseute-
nant, August Linden truth
cospGny LCapsain, James walker First Lieutenant,
Q, mpuny X Captain, leonard Hepburn; first Lieu
tenant James latten.
TIE H.cEPrIoR or THE FOURTH REGIMENT.
Inc programme Of arrangements isr tho reception OF
the FoW'h regiment New York volunteer Firss Scott
Life Gvard) by the municipal authorities Of the osty Of
New FORK, Cd their return TO this city from the war
The regiment will be received by tho Mayor and Com
y,on Council IN front Of the City Hall, at -four p H. on
Monday May nth inst, when the coors Of the Veteran
Scott Lite Guard left in the custody OF the city autho
rites on departure Of the regiment wall be return cd
folows-The escart, commanded by Colonel Cleveland
Winslow consisting or the Fifth New York Volunteers
twenty second National Guard Eleventh National Guar d.
FIFTY fifth National Guard, Fourth regiment New York
from the New y York cy BROOKLYN and WI
liamsburg Fire DeparmeLt Ms Honorthe Mayor, Ser
geant at Arms and members Of the Common Council;
citizens generally
The limo will form 10 Canal street, right resting on
Broadway. The PROCESSION will move at three p NJ, and
tahe the following route down Broadway, through the
west gate OF the Park, countermarch up Broadway,
around Madison square 10 the Faith Avenue Hotel where
Scott thence down Broadway, Fourth avenue and the
Bowery 10 Grand street, through Grand street 70 City
The keepers OF all public buildings the propretors Of
hotels and other public places masters Of shipping in the
naroos and citizens generally are requested 70 display
authorities OF the city will entertain the Fourth regiment
at banquet at the City Assembly Booms IN the evening
BY order OF the Committee on National Affairs.
William joyce, Terence Hrey, Chairman.
Alexander Brandon, Peter Mitchell,
John hcto1ne.i, lCnn 7. - cary,
loka G. Haviland, ,. !. A. Bno,e,
Samuel y webster John d. Ottiwei.
PARADE OF puRYEs's zouAvgs TODAY.
he i:lh regiment New York Volunteers tDuryee's'
sovavesl will parade to-day the Fourth reg,
meat (Seott Life Guardl their retnrn from the scat
opposite the State arsenal, Of Thirty NTH
ard seventh avenue. where the %ouaves will receive
kuAssaeAs, haversaess or cantee0s AL extra duty men
and cid members CT the regiment expected to be IL
The ranks, and 1Ee Gspay wf no doubt, be made by
these veterans N their picturesque dress.
sednesion, Jealousy and Murder.
THE SHOOTING AyVRAr IN GRAND STREET.-THE PRIs-
oSxHs WIFE ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT suIcIDE+M-
vEsrIGArr0S 81 CORONER RANNEY-rEsrIAoNY OF
MIS-. cusrELEo, nRs. JAMES AND THE PRISON
m-yzznrcr o. FHR JURY ETC., ETC.
In the HsaAlD Of yesterday laid before readers
cf shooting array which bad taken place the
previous eveningin the Fourteenth ward, when man
named James Costello shot by from Kingston,
c. w., named Richard Jaynes The account OF the cir
cumstsnces out Of which the difficulty sub.
sanaly correct and shortly after the fatal shots had
been nred Mrs. Jaynes discovered Mulberry street
with packet OF that vrulent poison called ratsbane IN
her possession, with which she intended making away
with herself. She removed to the Tombs, and every
precan,on taken prevent the carrying Of her
tentions.
Coroner Ranney empanneled jury yesterday ucrnins
the New York Hospital, when the following testimony
was taken
navc A~.~~ ALL
wife OF the deceased reside So Park
married twelve years yesterday vandewaer street
difference in our religious belief he was
Roman Catholics the Attn day Of January last found
syour heart broken Nary aDe ,hey we're @ Or Sye
and Affections in OF them she said, ~ could not 20 10
the boat with you, the old devil watched me 50 close
ters he said Tho would take month in decency and
BE- h ON Ssp %
and then send her back; have not lived with him from
had been here and that he had gone take her back
dd not know the particulars Of her being here last
in company with the woman.
Mary j. Jaynes wife Of the prisoner. being sworn, de-
posed as folows-I reside at 81 Mulberry street
acquainted with tho deoeased James Costello for about
ten months past first became acquainted with him in
about New Years last hsyc been s,nr IN The same a
house In the city, and have occupied the same bed with
him had Illicit intercourse with the deceased for several
me he was not married. he said he had child palmed
him, but he did not know 10 whom il belonged am
ricd and have been for nearly eight ye recognize the
man Richard Jaynes now present, as my husband and
also recognize the paper now shown as my
marriage certificate; cannot tell the time first
left my husband but have left him several times during
the time have been married 10 him, and did because
he threatened my life and Ill trettmep generally came
to this city at ones request, aud paid my
penses in coming bere received fourteen dollars from
Costello on Good Friday last which due for board
and washing ycsc day. May Q, met my husband In the
street, which tue first knowledge had of his being
IN the city, and ut that time no commenced beating me-
and while there met Costello and stopped to speak 10
him but had not time to thing him, but handed
him parcel and at that instant my husband came up
and said 10 deceased, 'Jim do not blame you Bit
but blame her - he then seized by the and
menced pulling me, and said, ''W you go home with
time crowdsco'ected, and the police took both the
Tombs The Judge dodge heard our stories, and
set at liberty, and did not see Costello again until
him In the dead house..
Michael Guhfoyle, Of II Mulberry street. being sworn
deposcd as Enthusiastically before six O'Clock Satur-
day evening heard the report OF pistol and
fall 10 Grand street near the corner Of Centre then
went over 10 him and the deceased lying the walk,
oner nrcd three shots; the officer then came up
and took hold " the prisoner with him; the prisoner
then saio:-"I am satisfied; he has committed q foul
deed' the prisoner said he deceased Broadway
and deceased SAID eve will talk this another
timc recognize the prisoner, Richard Jaynes, pre-
sent, as the who red the pistol recognize the
pistol shown the that deceased was with.
john IL. Wilson, Of 173 Elm street, also testified to hay
Ing witnessed the shooting OF Costello by Jaynes
testimony did not vary from that given by the
witness.
John Drummond Of III Mulberry street. also testified
10 having witnessed the shooting aud also TO taking the
pistol six bsrrelcd revolver, from the prisoner.
ID Drec ncf faa.