The New York herald., 1867-04-21

MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-On the night OF the 1st Of March,
o man named Terence O'Ne, who lived with his wife
and family in South Brooklyn, disappeared under the
mysterious circumstances. since which time he has
neither heard Of by his family acQuan-
tances. II will be remembered that shortly after his
disappearance notc Of the fact pub
ished in the HERALD, together with what
be related by parties who were coenizant Of them
O'Ne last seen the night In question,
where 1t is said he elected from liquor store 1t
also reported that few hours subsequently cries of
distress were heard proceeding from the flats lover
in a few moments the voice OF a man imporing some
party not kill him borne the night air, and
heard by party passing along Hamilton avenue at the
time II would strange that this did not seek
to know from whom the cries emanated but the night
being dark and the hour late the probability is that
had heard them Tho relatives and friends Of the missing
Immediately instituted search for him, and have
continued up TO the present Time but without success
They went far to examine the sewers In the
vicinity thinking that perhaps he had been quietly
body by depostng II therein Not the slightest clue
has yet been obtained as TO his fate nor Is there
prospect Of any being obtained s.gs reward , has has
that has failed to elicit any. The probability Ii that he
has been murdered He Is said to have had large
OF money in his possession at the time he left home, to
gam possession of which, perhaps some unknown
scoundrels took his life. The current opinion among
those acquainted with the case that he may have been
The SUPERVISORS. meeting Of the city members Of
the Board was 70 have been held at the County Court
House last evening" quorum could not DO obtained
and consequently nothing was done.
Uxxxowx MAX FOUND DRowssn-Thc body Of an un-
known man was found floating the river at the foot Of
Gold street yesterday. It had evidently been In the
water for some time Coroner Lynch will hold an in
quest ON Monday and 10 the meantime the body will be
the dead house. where II can be seen FOR dentdca
ton. Within week or 50 past several men have sud-
that number. IH ~r&
An APYRAy IN A SrRxEr CAR-Two disorderly char
created disturbance in Of tho Coney Island
Railroad cars II reached the Fulton ferry Frida!
night They applied insulting remarks to lady
in the car and then made combined assault on con
second precinct Vas called upon 70 take the rowdis
into custody but he had sooner entered tho thar
OF the Fellows seized his club Upon this the lady
who had been nsulted spraug from her seat wrenchet
the club from him. and used IL over tho heads Of III,
scoundrels In the most vigorous manner Tho womaz
grossly nsultsd her when she hastily Ies tho car and
nothing was seen Of her Afterwards tho rowdcs gave
son 1srs sen. .n dsy sS1
PRoRABLs Fatal Ac1pExr.-A man named Patrick
Mccormack, while in the act Of jumping from Flush
ing avenue car last Friday night fell TO the ground
tho wheels Of the vehicle passing his body and In
nictng injuries which in all probability viii cause his
death. Mccormack was an omploye OF the company
and is now lying at the City Hospital.
The EASTERN DIETRICH srARBNG AuRAY.-Primus
Hamilton the negro who stabbed John Pool also colorsd
on Friday night, in front Of Battle row, North First
street, D.. yesterday arraigned before Justice
Daley for the offence He pleaded not guilty and was
committed TO the county Jail 70 await examination
Wednesday next Hamilton is native OF South Caro-
lima and Pool Long Island negro The characters Of
both black their skins Pool has recently been
whom he had quarreled and Hamilton has always been
terror 10 his friends