The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1849, Page 1

cops oes recent hsentil- ; ee mobs een —— ————————— = -~ eee NO. 5678. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1849. os TWO CENTS. of the New Engiand Society, | Report of the American Art-Unien, forthe * juperior Court. is thers. —! judgment creditor, to eet votea” | shalt ota with. guru auieran Row “verte : Year Ending Decomber #3. THE TORPEDO Cask AGAINST SAMUKL DRURY AND SON Betore Judge Venderpoal, pmaprmo bi lig g myn my YL Srcbing cay erties sof osente, “ one ‘The following is the report of the American Art- —INVERRIMATION Qometaine. Deo, 21 — Malicious Prosecution, at the suit of J. E. | fraudulent againet the plaintiff, The exercises preliminary to ovlebrating the forty- | Union, somewhat condensed, read at the meoting on THIRD DAY Bulkvley vs. Eugene Keteltas, Wm A. Ketaltas, C, B, | the . The anewer devied insclvemey et the 5 aniversary of the New England Seclety of the | Friday evening. by Mr Robert} alle ra Before Justice Lothrop pore pages Pree continued. —Mr, Beach was | time of making the comveyance and all sity of New York, were held at the Tabernacle, on Fri- The trate at the hour of 12 o’clook yesterday. og Pree @ publication of @ paragraph in the | im this Fepponaive to the bill. tained is the ‘The frst | took sia tant ood thaceumiention imthecaseofSemne | Sut-Deaded "A Lawyer Charged with Pe evening last. The house was well filled at an early iaenounnebiee 4 Perjury.”” sence of other proof, that the coureyance war may be sits egeof | Drury and son was continued 7 * i Mr. Cutting objected to the evidence, ‘aphes they | the revised statutes declaring that « conveyance s and aba ttle past T o'clock, the President, ae. | infancy ‘They comprine the Hes origin ‘aud | Keeper and. clerk employed in ther Polio Gessvt prepared to connect. hin clients with fer, They | hot beadjudged trouduleet efagelasterediiors etpon | feet conmaane : compan hy th rir of te evening anda mer | cts pei at adamant win at | ten, a0 ranean to She wand | Pa reel han thy mere forth | Shuersnlely om th round ttt anne fwd | mah ;. . and was further a ined by Mr. (1 q erald, is moroing,om | One vi on hon ao the cette guests, came from the ante-rosm, and took thelr ion to which nothing offers a fitting compart tof the defence, About the tie thatthe proceeds | *B¢ scene tn court yesterday. Mr. Boaoh was net’ex. | der the circumstances of the case, without caste the polies SPECIAL TRRM h upon the platform bebind the pulpit, At about | but the marvellous annals of the nation itself, to take | amined ings were, commenced yesterday, Mr ‘Thompson, the | ""P"E seait@ proved that he ie be oo: pete a same time, General Scott walked up one of the side | {tt place at the head of the Art-Unions of the world. gun’? in this * torpedo” arrangement, made his year 1839 closed with « register of 814 members. | gppearance at the Tombs and took a reat ii of gution of the assignment made Bradley to Mr. Dee, 21.—Dreiiows.—Charles C By Jol ‘and took his place on one of the seats near the | jp tha year 1846, the numb. Dbsoribers was 4,457. | eee ot ne eine Fire ipl ee pee ee Bulkeley. and that ‘he advised Bulkeley to serve the | Clarke-—Motion to mot aside order giviog tlm “ r. As soon as the General was seen, he was | In 1847 they were more than doubled, reaching the a short time, conversing with several of the members | 2°tice of lien. for his costs, upon the defendants. swer denied. on defendant's taki sreeted with @ general expression of approbatory large Dumber of 9.600. In 1848, the number was | of police Margaret O'onnor the cenviet from Bos. 4,1 h¢ s'gument upon Mr. Cutting’s motionsubmitting | arfument of the demurrer he te audiouse, He be’ 16.475, and im the present year 18,960. A judicious | ton one cf the witnesses in this ease, we undere! that there was no evidence to go to the jury against | to discontinue his suit, without conte knowledgement of the compliment. The exercises commenced with the performance of a ‘ational anthem, with au «rgav accompaniment, under e direction oe ten Gaonge Andrews. The music was urchase of real estat» has been made during the year. | arrived in town yesterday, or was to have been in the Mesers. F.ugene and W. A. Keteltas,was resumed, at this Frederick Bradley vs. Margaretia Bradley —Jadgment wes found x beeemary to provide additional accommo- city Yeeterday. “trom Bonton, Tht eooe ee . a ated she proceedings, by Me eet. 13 opposition to ¢ aoe in favor of the plaintiff, on the ground of dat trans pee ‘ove something considerable. Bristol potinatios ase 5 Bill is Hkewise preparing his Neishinalbadiaoasamens Mr. Eugene Keteltas was sufficiently shown He re- | J.J. ling, Assignee, ws, Samuel J. Mott—Motion for performed. tion. ferred to the fact that, betore Judge Ulshoeffer, an ap- | commission to examine G W. King, at Matansss. de- ‘A prayer by the Kev. Wititam Avams, D. D , of this | W8* P' v7 Cross-examination continued for Defence.—Q.—Did the | Piicaticn was made to strike Bulkeley off the roll of | nied. Plaintiff not to be compelled to try his cause % y t in order, and was followed b: erected at a cost of $4,009 furnishing all the conve- xeaum attorneys charging him with forgery; also, beo: the til thy t April t ineide T; outa ¥ ee taal Oneres. the nwa dn oceasion | Biences des! nd another besuti . TI Sees of poe am a Sy Wanen at recom | fe he bag “ts | rovaire, 180 ‘Otel ex- lery letening ervices of this description? crime of perjury wax not enough. ‘This motion wasre- | IW H, Tuggard vs PG. Gardner, and WB. Wil. | gen, $812 Lo img being adapted to music by Rossini. very modei jum of $700 will be charged to the | ‘a When l hired to Ris, wotsinn ale said about the feo J Ulshoeffer. He (Mr. Gerard) would | merding ‘end Others. vs. Boughion § Parker —Deohded penre $5218 is Mecetpte butohers’ stands, $1726 88; xtra side, ‘he Rey. Honack Busiwet. D. D , of Hartford, Con- | fubscribers of each year fer the portion occupied | services to be rendered; | never have been pai with the court, and the counsel at the other | that the adverse party may wader the code be required | Warket fees $2296 27 Total, $3.082 45, Dering @ lose meotiout, was then introduced tothe audience by the by Fd Art Mh a 3 bycrrng 26, Mere for this serviee of listening. nor do | expect anyi n and my that, in this case, there is not that de- | te testify as a witness before the trial,ona motion | to the elty aenually of $1268.60 The butidings are President, and delivered an oration of considerable eae en ee cers hy Lserno $! nh being in Mr. Wilkes’ employ, | went at bis requei gree of ey eas axainrt Wm. A. Keteltas that exists | to attend the judge and a subpe ip tolerable repair aod length. He said the organization of this Society, and th ae je a ry bee th, ee SS @ | Mr. Wilkes was standing in @ position that | think ba) 4 yap Keteltas, vious order of the court. Ordered, t be made in the reguia! Tegular observance of this anuiversary, was - To F gg ¥ —— pA ay ah +n) Le | gould not hear the conversation that passed between poi iq do not see any evidence at all | proceed accordingly. Ordered, t ropriate and honvrable manner of testifying to the i i pe seta i ‘Thompeon and young Drury; I returned to the city in “4! ‘Games — E | returnable the first Monday in J y sentiment. that the founders and first fathers of a nd cananaantene = ti, | Company of Mr. Wilkes; we were alone; we returmedin wrich auth, Mag sone eteltas was the power Joln Paine vs, PC and ER Sherman —Motion to | bw are entitled to the highest honors He here al- A pene “ ane — ms ow | the came carriage; before we returned to the city, I did att rn complicated machinery ; and set aside inquest, and subsequent proceedings, d uded tothe several grades of State dignitaries whose oipeerrene oe ae y voy’ By mth enanan ham Me not speak to One-eyed Thompson; nor did I see Mr, St! no “ " “? ‘eppear by affidavit till the 30th of | with $7 corte. ma is and ought to be held in veneration, These ion i a jeots for whic was | Wilkes speak te bim; | don’t kuow if Mr. Wilkes had an wus’. yet he then appeared with such tremendous — H. E. Droz ws, Lakey & Pine,—Motion to set acide ‘were the founders of Staces, the law-givers, revolu- | established. Ite purpose is to advance the cause of | opportunity or not; he might have done #0; 1 baveseen ROW#E 8 to bave aretroxpootive operation (Laughter) | judgment denied without coats, Piaiutlit's prosesd: Prannoow Maw eeopll outside and cartage. $56, im ail, $4008, Receipts from butehers’ stands, $104 40, market teen, $221 20; ce! ent SLIZs 1S Lotal reewipte, $1.08 tionists who deliver their country from servitude, | American art, to develope talent. to ourage merit, | One eyed Thompson. since that night. ‘he most formidable affidavit before Justice Lothrop to be stayed until the decision at the special term on | 72 being $2202 27 leew than the expenditure, The is ange Wh Shs Seton anata peta | rn ts epee ts" wand | des sms eee Peis Gen oe, | Eales | Sot nce ate A atten SEN Mk | Le EEA we Oey ety Desc a. | SA Tae eee et nas Te 6 territories, an pat » A rome of terviews, 3. a Sophia Southart a ere vs. Henry Dwight, Jr— v8 annually 3 im all there ‘respects is claims to have achieved | think | huve seen Thopacn ones sieve we Me winigt 80 Detore the Grand Jury, yet he is, nevertheless tes. | Motion for diseovery. ordered ‘to sand over, Lalbnabie joular siteration that oon be je, who role justly, and make all happy in the land, the Hi ime in'which they i olding this ts, at least commensurate with its business auc- | office, at hiv dwelling Looe tn Ww eee Ponsibie for any operation to which it was applied defendant to make further affidavits wade advaptageourly Iu (he managewent of this mar- peale of honor. as you the more heartily do, you | cee. During there eleven years more than $200.00 | was present, except Mr Wilkes, Thompaon, ud inpectt nie. Cutting continued bis arguwment in support of Before Justice Cainmpbell wet jheve for years remembered, and with due obser. | bes been expended dirvotly upon works of art. it was about 11 o'clock im the forenoon; we remained D!* Wovicn to strike out the Dames of the two Keteltas | Pye. 22,—Jas. Loweley ond olhorene due. I. hee s te the only market to the oltg fyange, celebrated, the uid day of December, ag | The American Art Union has created both artists together possibly three or five minutos; ‘Thompson 0m the one, othirs.—Application that plaintiil { iy that ptebde we, and this te «mail, owing to the J ine bee value of (he greend oe whet Itetends which, neive of that portion werterly of West street, ie At $215 060, botidings, $5 000, anuuel interest on the same. $17 400; salary of clerks, $1000; house, oe jog imeide, S752; sweeping outside oad 90, yes S$) S9ZST, Nehring aad repsirs. $300, Total «xpense, $21.00 ST “Keorlpts for the same pe- ried. butehers’ stands, $2,200 68, market fens, § 456 52, celine, $LE10 Hwee je day conditorum reipu'lico The speaker here und its direct patronage is far excesd- wesin the room when | entered. joame to ope oirectly of the ilgrim Fathers, aud re- hich indirectly it has called into ox Q.—Did Thompson appear to you in this matter to [marked that if it be true, ws is often asserted, that one present exhibition is greatly superior to oceupy the position of au accomplice or # father eon- may be damned by faint praise. it is also true that over apy of in Dredeteesses j It contains a larger number of fessor? i Mr bier 9 contended at length, and with great statute to require security; but the court posse Yebemence and undistinguishing eulogles are as bad, eee He) m~ —— of excellence, and afar | “At this question Mr. McKeon looked angry and ob- saan wen there Fag no evidence against Mr. E. Ké- power, independent of th te, and, under ti ‘There ie no fame ro good ss the fame of justice. The Hex prepen' ener gles works, Our collections ex- | jected, pg be should take a stand on that question, Sieue — ‘im with a conspiracy against tl cumstances, this proper case for thy amiable zeal of extravagant eulogists has done no good Da ates tae aa Dataken the rise of a new and ed to be so reported, (looking towards the PMintill: the poy ony 4 of Justice Lothrop emphati- discretion of the Court, Ordered that ‘to the reputation of our tthers. whe knew so little of sonnel fn 5 e piatures ve an American aspect | reporters laughter), “and further,” eaid he, “| wish the = hn Poy _ 2 declined to interfere curity for all costs which may hereafter accrue. the future that they dieuned not of ‘the futuro that | 12 the subyeots, nd. in various other patarcatment, in | question to bu wrillen down embracing the insulting {2's matter. he euying thathe had no interest in it, but Before Justices Onkley and Nas before them, Tho difienliy that oppresses me, | the sentiment, and in various other particulars. It is | lepquage.’’ Comnee, belloved Skat Me. EK. sid be wape.witaes. | p,-.s:cne Bechet tan Powter on F eaid tho orator, is to spat of thomas they deserve, | DO: anurecry of false and affected sentiment; it de- | “The magistrate sustained the objection, jo responerble ios tie citnc nt ewok Mx. Ketaltes | scirre Judgment foe the defendant, without cnet fend not ascribe tothem what belongs to Ged. He com- | lights not in the expression of impure ideas. It does | The witness contiaued:—trom the eonversaticn 1 | if Fespo a Tee ee Renters mas betven. | Treen. “Ressley ele. Albert L. Cometh, or cureiee pared the Puritan Fi thers, in th-ir place im the scale portray the human form with # pencil dippedim | heard about the torpedo box, | drew the conclusion ** Grand Jury, though thataffidavit was made in ano- ypeat Case,--Ordered, that the cause be re | of progress, witb Luther und ail great reformers ia | Voluptuousness, nor does it surround its subiests with | that Thompson wished to exonerate himself and impli. otal i A eli’, and concluded that they are all intolerant as | 8D ¢hehanted, rensual atmosphere, Let this beever | cate Drury i'ke following auswers were them giv co with reforwers wither political or religious, . motto of American art, inscribed in golden charac- | bythe wituess:—I don't suow Bristol Bill, oF Marg fuveniveRatn subeequsut period of Give, And tes Six-"| Les epee S-eneweulise serail, Tewth end parity | O'Connor; 1 know Mr ‘Thomas Warner.’ I conversed [Piracy and. malicious pro Of reference, except the costsof entering judgment, No BE might be erroted of capacity en advamced state it reformed voolety. The di@oulty | 2% ie iatiramensallty. Jey tesent into the besom of | with Thompson this mornin eubject mow Un | ihe truth of which Le ee ee ance of his aM@davit | oosts to either party on this motion, Market. ond mech mare ennvententi which we mect with is chat we want them (the Puri. | t 2 a Rye Ravel 8 ot reserve all its | der consideration, in the Police Gazeite office; Thomp- 0 timth of which is not dispated) being to wary creeonnionenairanin atmo Ff 4 to be heroes, but we do not want them to be | favors until the artist can dispense with itsaid. It | son aid. 1 by the Herald this morning, that you SUPPOrt auother charge brought by another party—it The Markets of New York, ~y-y = Judge —I don’t see particle of evidence to {noulpate on the cround that plaintiffs bave become aon n pe sae \. Keteltas, You may confine your argument gud ure ineolvent, It is questionuble whether, URELe. ground, the detendants are entitled atrietly property we ther with the andualrepaire ts say aothing hat would be paid imto the oity perty war owned a ther cause. He (Mr Cutting) thi it », | OT. He ~—olp Eugene Keteltan was the cleo or ane aaa nat ME. ferred tothe refereca ip this cause, for, farther | ais altel these t that no clivnt would be sate from the charge of con- ring, judgment to stand as security, on payment by | expense The ground westerly of Weel etewet. te abouts piracy and malicious prosecution if he were to ba Pl#intitf cf all costa in this cause, subsequent to the rule | the came in extent as the preeeet @arket anden it « heroes of the faith’ Now there are heroes of the visi. | Patterns, too, the hospitable spirit of the whole people, | Was & degree of responribility which he never before *, (—— ep dd. ne, and berces of the invisible; they were heroes of the | 1 the liberal weloome it extends to artistafrom abroad. | Came in he asked if Me Clack td’ tende the somacy | beard abiacbed (6 a client—It was a novel docte |e saw Mewesane sae Rasen sno Cemuese Comma t= | (nt hate en Gy geenear oman savisible, and were instixated by no ephemeral mo- | !t is American to the heart's core, but it praotises the | that he (i/bompson) had written out that statement, | B® < Dtevded that Mr Kugene Keteltas was In accordance with imy duties, I herewith commuant- | ket [| would pot ference oF al ‘tives. They wrought foretieots, thespeuker intimated, | Ptiveiples of international courtesy. There are | toid him that Ly ) did way 80 tothe District %T* the Grand Jury, and bad nothing to do with the #te te your honorable body the general tate of the | commodations wt this place, but Cae old market buthde Bric wore ouly to be yroduced at the distance life | Ruy paintings in this exbibition, the work of artists | Kttormey yin aid. that if Mr clack did Matter Deere edeee Olah Chen at Cintas | ing le 0 bad om conches of We ago end siebeay Same | Judge —We cannot shut our vyes to the 45 those doing business with them and the fnterest of | struction together with the growed oe whieh Mt stands IB cred grandeur of their uisu, makenit the more adml. | troduction, would probably bave been unknown and | cut Which the parties stand. i Paes, the clty appears to demand. Ifound them in bed rv: | being so mueb lower thee the surrounding peooarty, able. -O ds aueepensd We wow thecal unemployed. They have been naturalized at once. a 23 e | |r Cutting baving concluded his argument, urging Palit aud condition tenet Bl pacalliegss ate vars B .. at it to unbeathy, Gad cught to be seesuatied as © had, they would have been lvft, at the end of | Which make @ vovel figure im our list of prizes, re | Drury. by apy one wise than those who overheard hugene Keteltas, them submitted that there was no Compared with many other cities far less than our own, | dy these evils, berides. It must be okviouws We aay ome ear, erying like Acme sick children,for some | Presenting copper colored Indinas, are cust’ tm | conversation Cute againet the defendant, Mr, Bruch. and | feel convinewd that there is some radival defect | who will examine the rubjens, that 1) @ill be lar better ich to return to their homes. But coming by Artiste recently (arrived from Franco. | | should ray they must have heard the conver. | 4,1 i¢ Judge decided that there was no evidence to go | im the present system to build onthe new ground ef ry that duty was their power, and they meriean Art Union has scattered its evgray- | sation ; it could uot have boon written from any state- _ ¢ tle Jury to connect Mr Wim. A. Keteltas with the | Centar Manxer is respectable in appearsnoe and ao. | the building is © hed. 6 g their unknown future. It has been nd distributed ite prizes over the whole length | gent made by mo, | care. ond he should, theretore, be discharged from the commodations, but does a small business.on account of | pretent market, whiel: Hopeder the growih of the nlready assumed. that the practical aim of our fath aud breadth of the land. The taste of the public ‘The witness was kept on the stand about three hours, | [**PO»sibility; but with respect to all the other de- | there not beings liberal supply of fruits and vegotables, | City If Chis ground war to hadivid vals. there @ouid in migration hither, was religion. It is aftiemed | been cultivated and the latent germ of art unfolded in put the evidence eheited was aluost @ reperition of | MHAAnLe under Lhe present aspect of the case, he did the acoommedation for market wagons being liinited. | be exceted om it stores for hewry Won. ehipping and re bat the colonists. asa body. in coming over here. only | the mind of manysyouth. ‘fhe mode of distribution | what occurred yerterday, no new factsexhibiting them. , 20t feel justided in directing their discharge | It is worthy of consideration, whether the Haciem fail | cery busi which business wou apes reed in cne thing; the necessity of a renovation of | W¢ heave adopted, for disposing of our accumulated | gejves, », | | Mr Cutting exeepted ay to the ruling respecting the road Company should not be allowed a turn out to the | bigh Up as Chambers strect oo the sorthed, & rem Mtb. church wut they Larned from thelr teacher, | treasures. by the award «i fortune’s wheel, it @ com- "The evidence of this witness was now concluded, and 4!eBdunte, dr. K. Keteltas and Mr. Brush, Fear of thiomarket, v0 thet country prodece, vegete- | SR 8 the cast, and she spxee butesse, shat and , Of ® great mysterious future, fall of great | Yetient method of ecattering them with impartial rk if ho intended to call | , ¥,Lereupon the jury tind thas the defendant, William | bles. Ko opi be sold, as there is accommodations for | Broadway would. at no distant period, be Glied with Iresuits, things which bed yet to be revealed and | baud. The works we send out are messengers and on the stand, because if be did net. he | 4- heteitas, is not guilty of the charges preferred | double thé business now done in the inarket, The | Jcbbing merebante of ail Kieds | look wpon cai mare which ‘they believed wonld be revealed, “Phey | missionaries of art. Genius speaks from the canvass, equest the magistrate to do as the truth | “##inet him by the piainif in this action. | Fepairs required in this market. are ruall, consist. | ket ground a» ope of the greatest impedigweuss to the no limits—the tuture might bring greater things | 84 awakens responses like that which fell from the ome cut. and it was the duty of the wagistrate Mr Cutting raid he was originally engaged enly | ing of the roof and cauiking the floor. over Che base. | Datural growth of the eity iu this quarter mad there ie than thonght of; but they said, let the reforma- | lips ef the young Vorregio, as he stood before @ picture | to elicit the truth iu sis matter, a8 well as im allotner , {fF Wi. A. Keteltas, whore defence was now at an end; ment, to prevent the water, Ko, leaking through, The | Bo earthly reason why aii ple from tue Upper ticm come” ‘They had lesst of all any idea of | of Rephael—1, too, ama painter” Our association ts, | cares of the like nature. ‘There must be no dodging | tH" ctber parties, Me. Brush and Mr.C. B. Smith, were | gus in thiv avd all the markets ‘hes bern unnecotsatiiy | 4Pd eater swottous of the city should be eam jailed to jy century lovg said he, the remoteness and | born and trained iu Lurope, who, but for its potemtin- | pay so, he stated wh he di y | cay ae did not write it ‘ anéat: ie, Ti for our country, the mother of Art Unions, The West- ¥ » * Tepresemted by otber counsel, Mr. H1. Smith appearing Wwasted~the burners being bad, the metres exposed, | Obtain their vegetables, Se. Irom Washington arket, py eR oe peg Er yee phone 4 ern Art Union, located in that beautiful city of the aa alnly botere the tanga) CO snOw thecase | for Mr. Brush and Mr. @ B. Smith acting ar bis own | wod the gas was turued cu and off at the pleasure of | If your honcrable body take this view of the suujest, eat, nation. #0 s00n to become the greatest commer. | West. where art seums to have sprung out ef the | dir, Mekeou replicd that Mx, Warner way mot in | Counsel. His (sir. “utting’s) opening on behalf of Mr. Say one: San the san basing change. of Sighting ond | OO” Wer? EVEL ike cre iocaeeee ota ois i round, end where it well may choose its Western 0 puld no Lugene Keteltas would be very brief, and he hoped the cleaning the lamps, neglecting their duty. have | © “ r - apg? et Ge world, They held mony opiatons | £ a rere eirecnrenent, he could not tell whombesbould | cour would theresore allow che other defendante to , locked up all the metresaad bai the lampa thoroughly | that portion of the city. ia feet. the whole tal the present day. would hardiy be called Ame- | heme. is modelled on precirely the seme plan. The | call as wituesses, He should {be governed by cireumn- |) ‘cam.’ They were all loyailsts aad proud of the pros- | Philadelphia Art Union i so Successfully establised | address the jury for themselves. The detence of Mr. | repaired and put under the cbarge of the clerks of the | drawing the bustnens up town. eo thay ‘and they aa little thought of severing church and ingmany prizes to be expended in pictures. Our Unota | gither vir. Jeukine or Mr. Craspoux that be did not attend at the police office in this cage, are necessary when the butchers and market-men are Shey hn, ET A tate as they did of founding a future democracy; and | Wtlcemes all fellow laborers in its great purpose of pro- Mr. Clark replied— Yer, theve, | helieve igre the two | BOF Be before the Grand Jury as a witners, and that he engaged in busivess. and when they are closed to leave | town that hay ane mat Seegetaon: te mee ee 4 et, in twenty years after Plymouth was settled, the | Moting art, andthe love of refloed art among the peo- | ofeera whe listeaed to the conversation B mas uot connéoted with that proveoution—the afidavit | only rufiicient to ald the watchwwen in protecting the | Penrive markets are to be built, they are to be exwoted Jaret steps were'taxen towards frve sullrage—which, | Ple ‘The gallery is one of the prominent characteris: | to) bill, (bowpsn and Drury, in w trom at Brooklyn, | Of ® men of the highest respwotability, cf unimpeasha- market. | am satistied that from fifteen hundred to | Where the people reeide. and not aii in the lower par tee of our plan, and it is one of the most interestiag. bie integrity of character asa citizen, with some weight two thousand dollars exo be annually raved by this | the city, which Is either, or s00a to be. converted Into pop le hn ge pooreper efferent | tsi ted nats rah ae eee eight hundred | Tphsreniitete sae eee weet over until 12| of Years upon him, and well known to them—and sir. change, and the public much better secved than her etores abd warehouses if the people wndvestond shia Stor rald—When Cromwell was advocating toleration intings have bevn offered, out of which the 460 | o'clock ay. | Catting would content himself by saying. that Mr, to Centre market ground is valued at $00,000; —_ ioe pA a na bee ae eat cocaine Srggwememneiesiee: | Buty deti's ens Seating Cemence: | «Zo iven evi enn he tee uy, at | Ents Senta aae Cay ah Sven lio, me gen eth gam, Are | altar epi wart fo uring the year, a mon’ vulletin m pub- . a} ote Was the only opening case he would make clerk's salary, $578; sweep inside, $490; aworpin r bs 1! i Be gulenlote had a0 little desire foegeparation | ived’ containing late of weeks ef art publichedend | S,1usturbance bad taken place, by some riotous oh Mr, Geratd hoped there would not be three openlog outeide and cartage, $305; jus. $024 98; lighting repairs | 7# GoW managed, they are au expeusive Luxury, Ga¥ke 0,000. i Mr. William J. @op- ¢ Judge raid thatas Mr. C B. wi annual receipts are, from era si | a : eral politica | att eee eons eeneede. et i eee Gee prominent in the care. he might be heat arket fern, $2400 4; collar renta, 777 GU; house, | RBlwale that are slaughtered 1a the city killed end came t> bea little, unconsolous, re. in, During the year, Sr of 5.000 letters have rrest of a Burglar.—Oficer McClusky, of the Sixth banks of the Connecticut, They had n received, and over 5.600 have been despatched. | « 5 | _ Mr.C. B. Smith then appeared as his own counsel, $50; totel receipts, $4525 22, being an annual lows of - ‘The number of honorary corresponding Seoretaries is | Gye pair of ladies’ gaiter boote. endeavoring te eell | SY fer bim to show that the piaintiff committed Fourteenth District Police, and is also used tor a drill pinoy & letoome, Exompice ef tle Gian 626 It in by means of the correspondence conducted | them toa storo-keeper at No 6 Orange street, | Perury; all that it would bemeceswry to chew was, room, which will reduce this sum about one half. and comfort of our cittvem samples of this kim | understood that | will uot eater into detail, of Hartford) All the happy results with singular efficiency, courtesy and tact, that the or- | officer took him into custody; and on bringing him be- | Mat be (Mr 8) had probable cause or reason to sup- nron Manxer.—The improvements snd repairs | Avy pervon who hes visited Paris will, beat tectimeay in buildings erected ou the banks or wharves of = Es s 2 6 Zz F & 2 1 - |, by De. B. to educa. | genization of (he American Art Union bas been per- | fore justice Mouvtfort, it was discovered ro- | Powe that the plaintiff did commit perjury. Mr. just made in Clinton market, were much ne that there is nothing sore © t animale a ae eee sen Jeepin omtio a, | Hrd ba fold fhm tated no ew the pnt Sehnert wos bel accosted ta ths ms aaa | (oekgonge toting toy mtn nt ean ciroumstaaces. to think The Treasurer, Mr. A ‘then read the following: | aud Greenwich streets, had be open om | prcey that he had no interest in the event of the suit; , tion tothe old market. which is now sufficiently large | sort of « eity that is situated oa the border of a thear, jucating thetr children, said h ‘Treasenen's Ki TO Deo, 21, 1549, | Thuredey night, and vearly $200 worth of ladies’ boots ( 4 mith) oy protince the jaége who tried the for the business that is required to be done there. 1 | and that theeale of meatscan be eruducted in as anthes come to be the oppossrs to tyranny, fi Dy | and shoes stolen therefrom | The magistrate com- | Care, snd some of the Jury whe were on the trial, to be the Hudson River Ratirosd Com- | fxetory a manner, even if no publi markets are tates, and signers of declarations of independence. | Cash from 15.900 eubsoribers. mitted the rogue to prison for trial Det chown Chere was sunsel had contended that it was pany will bring large quantities of produce and vege- | vided by the city. It is mow too inte $0 inquize fete was the height of thelr aim that produced such re- | Po {7m tale ok bulletins. A Charge of Sending Threatening Letters. Officer | 0! shown there was malice ou the one band.andentire tables to this market; if the mecessary facilities are | ‘De expediency uf licensing shop Lutehers, It migh® ts, The North American colonists were herecom. |”? "*/*uee Gwe treasurer. Brown of the Second ipnoeenes on the othes. He charged Mr. 8. with get- given thi. | This would accommodate many of our Up- | aight have bee wrong at the tims the ordinance waa with the colonists from Spain to South America Hobos ame thou emésavering eth eierik tothe mc prey | LImm citizepe and grocers, who, are now compelied to Paste aut evidently lessened the rwonigis of the mare he with @ bribe to 'y buy et Waal ou market, Lhe value of groun - $e et silos she eiaaian icted by the Grand Jury ona | SheZif of New ork tolery on the carriage and hones abvut site U0 bulldog, $5 000 the ite i on this ci ca Gate wamber Golly toevsacng, bos GN b i 4 . fe action. Mr. 850; salery of clerk $415; 5 °. ory Of our government. from its foundation to the | 460 works of art on the t him by his co Mz Chas. | fasith continued for some time, and contended thatthe | 2°m $ 7 as, Sad; lights | Mecity derives.s large revens aud rhoe dealer, No 277 P charged with sending tl or letter u outside and cartege, $465 ; cal ‘epaire of laraps, $300 ; to The moneys pow expended for ersoting, repairing, —oweg re | Mghti Jeaning the eoveral markets, together d dt. i th the salaries of the clerks. ts raived anoually by © our citizens. which helps to increase the pablie while all Teecipts from the serorel markets driendan ibis case bad probable cause for the part ay my they toek iu the proseoution of Mr. Bulkeley. 1! <1 c00 from | Mr. H. Smith them addrersed @ few observations tom, inciamati, poy Ld Brueb ey not ——- 2 f...} an the city, De was jon of buikeley, except as a lawyer, an eo all. a country market was sold. it would, with Ntut and held 46 bail wy | Gavit which he made was of facts which came to his front. bring fifty or sixty thousand dollars, | Sieuivg fund for the benett of marrige tt aus ‘of $1,600, eva, in default knomieage im that capacity; and that there was 00 and tke balance o' the market would anavrer all the Nie sau ot applying tthe k eauhatare tee wants of the community, and pay an interast, Inatew - 4 ve originated in ® family quarrel. Bradley was recalled, and, in anawer to Mr, of, as at prevent, being a loss, annuaily, of $7,000 to the wm that the expense of build —— Burglary —The clothing store of John ©. hag Bag Dw mew J note of Mr Bull whieh ofty, be paid out of the receipts, $74,566 90 No. 16 North Willian “ ot tae entered y some Giawn, ©)? 0nd Interest accruing from the date it was | veerx Manxer te im good repair, having been ro- | let the balance be paid to the Sinking om y morning last, between the hours ‘ tly whitewashed and cleansed. Although this mar- | noresson for taxation in this indirect way t> eameet four o'clock, and robbed of Mr. Cutting proposed to read the opinion of Judge | Yet's) Toeated on fine ground, in @ central part of the | city debt HEMAN WeCHILDS. | time; and presented the happy workings of free a Proved comparison — of Europe. Hi and mmpl ly required to exere! omimg among us and seeing no marti ing no beating of drums and witnessing no # , thinks we are put on our good bebavior to-day; but when told that it was so yeaterd nd the day before, hand. yon tice Mountfort, in the sum thereof, be was committed The wh: of the markets, should 7 Cont of works of art .. Scrumdill of’ the cts. earta. ho outa, a printed fo r urehans ce we ‘overnment depending unon its leyalty, but was ob- | Profi on rents of gallerie: eddy 000 | Ulsboefier when dismissing the motion before him. 2 Tiged to make a more formidable display of steel than | Baie of Wuiletiur.*-«. 5 00 cething,slothe, csssime 4 veotings, totheamount | This was objected to by Mr Erady, as not withia the °t: a eanaies ss te ty aod adodoamtoon Commissioner of Streets and Lamge. J Sr heaton cane Total reimbursed to the svbecribers....... 2.0 9 | arrest of Burglars.— Officer Read. of the Fifth ward, | Tule (f evidence, and «long discussion arose upon the Som modations tur market purposes. It has been fre- Gumteaenns, pennant, See hol Commisolons ard expaneca allowed 10028 sect 6,656 13 | arrested two boys yesterday, by the names of John | Pevt ™ poor thelr mr oh oy ; | rewlt Court, strugele of a wi le ‘io city collectors 640.0 | Scurt and Jim beaken,on a charce of burgisriousty | Judge Vanderposl said if it was the opinien of « Sa ae canes bas oo’ Before Judge + dwonds Printing circulars, certificates, notices, Fo. . . 538 9 entering the clothing ‘store of John Roebr, No. 260 tribunal who adjudicated upon the fact of the issue bri about $50,000, aod would i Dre 19.—s4ifred G Benson os, Eliphalet Saith —Thle Printing 24,000 bulleting, seld to non-subseri| + ,1%0 0 | Greenwich street. and stealing therefrom a lot of | BOW before this court. it would be admissible and on- > o if relieved from this Was a suit brought by plaintiff to recover $00 fo rreme the power of | Salaries . : ogee 8 | See ‘A part of the property was found in their | titled to ite due weight; but it appears to be the ae we be waaak ak Oe of promises and use of furniture. it appears that de- than a jevernment that bes se-ensuies, Sa oo ee hey ‘committed by the magisteate | Opinion of ome of the judges of the Court of Common pon avane ~ Ang may be carried out, as ther fendant was keeper cf the light-house oa ¥ire isiamd, 06 72 before that court, It was @ gratuitous opinion of the feif ond friends, for fishing, bathing, &e. om the land 423 69 ‘ Miltary Intelligence. Judge. and he (Judge V.) oaunet vee that It was legiti- Gf ground, $76,000; buildings, $0,000 » owned by the United States, at Fico Iniamd lulet. Ib ae COURT MARTIAL ON CAPTAIN KICMARD FRENCH. ately eveked; he must therefore most rexpecttully x clerk's salary, $600; a ie [ aloo appeared that he had erected au addition to keepe 209 THIRD overrule the admission of the opinion of Judge Ul- fyeehing cutslde ane ek ee ee ats a4 eke | or's house, cutting ® door through the gable end of inge. At 4 o'clock on Friday evening. the adjourned sitting Total expense, $6018 88, | of the Court Martial on Capt, Freneh took place at the [POCO8" os ig the Jidge to read the opinion,and SMPM for butchers’ stands. $147 40 ; j Fifth Ward Hotel he would find that it was om the point at issue here, Ste 7. Total, reowlpta, $2400 : - | Capt French disolaimed all in | _ Judge Vandersorl having read the document, which it7 CU S000 Me Beside stor House, yesterday afternoon usual | These reports ware put from the Chair, and adopted | bedience of orders. or of was rather voluminous. aald:—As I hi thy. } before re- ceremonies, speeches, toasts, and compliments to ynanimously by merely wanted to explain to him the) yi ked | have a great repugnance that any raling of my Pd jividuals, the keeper's house, (built of stone.) connecting the rhantee with the parlor of the government bulld- ing. The defence proved that of (oe sbeatee addition bad been given to the defendent by Mr Be gardus, Assistant Collector acting euder the euthorlt; fre s colonel by gota of Mr. Collector Lawrenes, ex otheio superintendent ion, and | am sure, if generally otra ere gone through with. wsenenncec or olay | mine ehould eubjoot the parties toa new trial; and as diate aot » tg light-heuses for this district, aud that smith, the de- |preme Court, examined for the defence was he. T ain not petfotly clear that thie evidence ip iaedunie, , ¥24eTstood, the people would demand it. +4 State of | SPECIAL TERM. wen tone % | ible, | will permit it to be reonived Furton Manxer ground is worth about $210,000; | authority of his supe pear that Srenerany's Orrice, Departm't of ( | Before Judge Edmonds. proved thas company. | bir Cutting then read the ailidavite of the three de- buildings, $10,000; interest on this sum, $15,400; ealary | plaintiff bad paid any consideration for the use of the paaare, Dee Be 1949. Dec, 2%2—The Maxon Will Case oy gery Ry me | fondants. ond that of Mr Bulkeley and aleo the opin. of slerh, and house rent, Py Cnny ng forernment land, oF that aby wale or lease of the the ters ond Inhabitents of § ser . Toreph Abst | jon Of Jndge Ulehoeffer. in which it tated thathe sweeping cutside and carting. $00; gas. ° iv n made the government. Te, te Theteve ethers, Baccutors of John Mason, vs. Joseph «Alston and ‘crenpeny was dressed to the right. | (iudge Ubbeefler) was ratber inclined to think that 1g, repairs, &o, $900, ‘Total expense, $18.000 66. | bialntit appeared to have bees somewhat of « ta Wife and others. —This \*@ motion for an injunction | Inst proceeding to try an ineue at the instance of Mr. | ftasesl | Alston ey) | The will was originall: the Surroga it ho yublic nee + Eee a — by, the subseribing witeenses ‘td Adeited to rotate jenees wi Preparing | thin « year from time of this probat r. = ates and voting the taxes required bY | ton and wife fled nilogedions Gouying tbe Sompeteney | at,the time appotn ‘the’ est that sot for the support of schools for the 8. | of Mr. Mason to make the will at the time he did it. | |The, Viluene then Freneh putting ® question to the witness aure of d the Judge Advocate adinit- Mr Dolieley was mistaken when he swore he b Receipts from butobers’ rtands, $9,451 0; market foes, | under the administration of President Cy!er, and obe : , interest In the evept of the suit, but he, however, de- $0.748 41; cellar renta, $7,407. ' Total receipts, $17,080 tained permisrion to erect the shautee addition by it. French bis company ned «Bid the motion that was made agatnst him. 49 being anual loss of $008 OT. exclusive of re- some court influence After the voluminous evidence the morning of that day, and were detained |W 4 Ketrltas waa then called for the defence, Notwithstanding this. had been presented to the court, bis honor, Judge kd- sequence of the volunteers not being ready | gained tbat he ie a merchant, hit brother. sr d the continuance of this market tor monde, directed @ nonsuit stating that the defendant a. dor | Keteltas. is not ® practicing lawyer, mor has he been the prevent; the private citizens, hotels, and boarding had acted under the instructions of Mr. i ue, Proved that the company Order | for the last Gttven or twe tthe houses in this part of the city, together with steame whose ditretions be was bound to obey, amd that the ine the 'y years; Was presen! Sar nak When's cack casse sesert. mag be - : | oe | triah of Bradley ve. Bi asctian: Me’ bea was Donte ond other vesrels fitting out of this port, seem to uit, ifaoy, should be brought against Dogardua. gore, wet Leen tin ajnem. ‘The. cupetmooniens balan ood wep oe ye ~ omy proved thatit is the enamine’. and Wes sed by Mir Smith if he hadany demavd it, it being one of the best meat markets im | Dye. 20.--Lemuel H Bronson vv M. 5 deems it of the utmost importance that this erromeous | The Circhit Sudge, ana’ he aitrimed the same decree, is company orders interest ID che event of the suit. and he said not; Mr. the world | There cam be quite reduction in the ex- Police Megisirate—This war an ection for false r Smith asked him, bad he not for attorney's fees! and he Petes, particularly in th id the services of One sonment, it being alleged that the defendant refased to said not Clerk enn be Giepensed with; and with strict economy accept good and sufficient bail for the opprerence of Creseexamined —Did not take any notes of the bd prudent management, this market can be made to plaintiff, committed bim im defauit defence 4 There is ne ot! ~ j ———- law for the support of the schools of the aio come tn tur Reeaing 50 toe pt: Ratha ont, State, cubsequemtly to the period when the new law took | 204‘they adjudged thet the will ought to be submit than that whien fs jorthed by that . trial, does not Mr. *y FxpeDees. as the buildings will require very little wasthat the bail was net suflicieut, ped ees pute vill oa Veaally be mean cet, aie avy pA Aa 1 aooben jy a see | hi a Bulkeley’ eviesaee Value uaa tate eae 5 hoop them in repair fot several years to cums | or the defendant. eas ring after that day, or {oF | shortly after the will was originally proved, hii ‘was bus sa, (he adjutant and be fold big that that he raid be had no interest in t Jervenson Manner cecupies ground worth $60,000; 22 —This Court was adjourned to Friday mexty ere sa teepaat ‘affects the powers | fled by James Mason, one tthe took, olaiuiing ttie as | Sas thal ton calcon teal it aett, Brady —Who asked you to afidavit in the buiiotngs, #5 special motions will be heard. . Powers | heir at Inw and next of kin te Mr. Mason. alleging thet | £84 ‘no ‘power to do so Om crowmexamication, the | 6,ease lary of clerk. $516; ae = habitants and trastees of districts | a will had been made and that the will was void for the thas bo had one 4 Witness.—Mr Smith sent down the affidavit, with » that if that was what M: eley sworn to. to ewene to it ‘The cauee was adjourned, at the ri ‘Adjutant Hart Ul 11 o'elook this morning. xt produced bat the Judge Before Justices Duer, Mason, he * ht forward fo Dec 22 —Drermmna — Geor, pote. my) | witness said It was bie firm imprensior he otibed by the Jaw. in many of the countie ‘Ve. lillegel dispositions that it contained. All the parties ‘of th nual mertings of the Hoard bad already been hi interested under the will, and as heirs at law, were fore the new act took effect, and in others an adjourn | page defendants to that suit. and among the rest Mr. | ith ment had taken piace before the Sopersisors mere | Alston and wife. in that rwit they admitted the will, | Pesitirely ip @Acially notified of the nduption of the mew law. and of claimed that it was void on ite face, on the same | aw SM, 7 their duties under it [n oll each the esti bad ouny toe repared by tr nd submitted to the inhabitants Mibelr aman, oF at special mectings calied for that fe ig Of the court, oiency of $3984 14 annual; ted from this sum about ] — that James Meson had taken This case was | litigated through all the Courts of Chancery, and was v finally deetded in the Court of Appeals, that the will airports, mast he based upon the existiog apportion- | was valid on ite face. The trustees now insist that the ‘ment of public money; and the bel requisite for | will having been adjudged valid, and its exeoution hay- ‘the support of sobeols for the ensuing year, after the | i140 Leen admitted by Alston in that enit, he must Heation of the public money so ascertained, ean | y of off to arrive in the reannt tocoatract. The bar. them c paast fg them to be tp: ious. Drcenstnen 22.—Senience af Joseph O. Hasbrouth— Joseph ©. Hasbreuck, convicted of obtaini 12.000, by Foire pretenees, from Joba W. ~U the com pany . to evcort the New York Volunteers and [rem the funeral procession bbe enjoined from attempting to disturb it eS taer 8 asnees bese oulowel id be sold, as there is no red by the broker to the parties differed in | business in this place—in fact, material potute Held, that contract was void, by | off. of non-muit, | | Tompaivs Manxet —Value of the ground, $13,000; y be rained by @ dirtrict tax The Superintendent | "°* | | - me. | epted, Am called up for rentence this morning, r earnestly truste that the temporary additional bur- ee ee ean te be (ine leh Le H Me Cracken vs. James oi Valentine ant buildings $2000; Interest at this valuation, $4,500; | returning thelr ‘verdict of guilty, wee uaeeiaenes ~~ fiend r net a uneat@ous rn have been unable te come Inte. be had no doubt he could m other ction after deorre. to be let in, to prove the ealary of clerk. $506; weeping fuside. $144: ragren | recon mending him “to the utmost lemiemey” of the 0 Ope artously to " 1 7 os et oemanen oboe! caueation. by reetricting the | Mujliow wae next exe ined, and deposed * fam oy bees Aad j butehers* stands. $440 28, market fees, $622 21. Total | bled the Court to divcharge the prisoner with s mere * : at the same nf ; 5 aeiredta ane pet the views ‘which dictated the Har’ came ip and be i oe 000, But the deoren te v0 | ous. ana Wek in deeeeth sttect te thorees ot the san Mlegal Voter Sentenced —James MoGiunoss, convicted Se et eth Lee wen wn ngate ns Se we te ot sine rough fy la o yyy Sen's, Yuen, | Ba Seen ara haere mr anen gran | of pelor iy nly enecing mi ree ee Mat cided, will be manifested besaad b Carters breeeh bea gues 8 Ot the exeoutorn of Sarah V al eorased | Seuiog grmerally, ebich wound bo ttouges te market, Se ths pean Shtvgen toe ane tom Goa the Uoart MORGAN, be did not think that! of Svebbine w nL. B. Brooks and Wife ond Samuel TW Sand- | from the fervile country through which this rosd | remarked, that had inflicted i htest punish. cpbonnen byreplog thet he hed crmuruticated inte tbe: eotowet va a tor Soth labots ad materi | abere, ts bo reasen why “there should, Sot Seas ot | Memes eet oe see erin, Pee, NERA, 5° eaying that he ba mu , \ y 0 Te ere Aho ° Corumen on Ti Veaterday i 49 pong the erlone ne Relogiog tothe | the beet country markets in the city at this place werd {i yerers 00 papeuie the chun Genetene vernoon, the up and dow Phooix Captain Pre od San |, Brooks | At present the whole of that seotion of the city | cul; the apparent offenders ne. on the Colnmbte Kei! yeagee thar he et © wabstance of the time, The referees in | beve mow to get mort of their vegetables. ke, at lack. the Kembler, Disenarged.—John Grosethen eliae ween ¥ 004 B o'elock about Met auley 6 tm that Ceptale French dedred heif Report ret aside, and judgment | Washington Market or from boate amd siceps in | Jeok the Rambler, who stood with causing ? the Inciined Mane e hour's time. that he was escorting the New York — 2 Soe walk nee | eet, oi ¢ KY on a yey death Se an . vn saloon im 8: clu errs able il take * wetion im this mi a ay. on the pi 25th ovember, ; ‘This clore. the case for the defence and the Court at the pronf showed | Go Justice to that portion of our city, embracing @ po. a tbs Getea Juny having Soumiened sane sale. shoulder disior Catlin and pn A Burtingtow, Vt: Mies Hyde. Beil 0 the ach of january, when Capra Freoeh jared by the hushaed, Brooks, alone; | pniation of more then ftty thousaod who would bea: | against him. Co's Laxpress. considerably injured by @ box fall! + Wali - 2 oan family, West Up. and be repifed to by the Judge Advoonts, | Pr inge on the judgment. re eae ti | commedated at this warket, if only @ part of itis Model Artiste Discharged.— Three of the arrested anes . it was, the ap — pam. 5 , Sore emneng — a the firet Ony of me xt term. with liberty to the plaiatif® | throw! At for the rele of country prodace and mar- | jn « house im Bist street, in Ootever last eutte notil after = We Teving House, Com pusston on Imes Against Mexteo pode oh at aw co Ty Ld ) a t this is not ry | should recommend the | img themeelves as “model artista’ of the nude e " . bee dt The ctaim of UO meade was de jenve to ame: process 90 pale rf the property. as it is wearly worthieus were this morving discharged Umer viations sion ‘The ciiizens of Raleigh, North € chooe to be fowalid rs art, and LO Oe Pail pert Che | ®* te conform to the faote proved. het ot preva, and apparently growing less every year | sanoes. The nome given ‘Tore ‘Ellen obi coe up train jog at the rate of twenty miles per Saunders, lave United ale OFS Kiducr (Nos 80 and KL) were reowived Denjamen Carpenter and others vs, Cormwell 8, Roe and Wy continuing it under the Present ciroumstences, wo | Robimeon, and Fredonia Mesa. bour,— Phsladelpita Penavylvansan, Dee. 31. Gases, im tas oltp, on the Also, the memorial of £. 3. Jobmeon (82) was reovived.