The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1849, Page 1

MORNING EDITION Important from Honduras and Yucatan, a ladder, which led from the attic to the roof of raid Supreme Court. —— ‘a whe Police uganWere not Mr. Patrick Horne, Orear Hoyt and 4 =o, sir be THE OVERNMENT—BLOCKADE | house, from which he was looking at the progress of a | Before Judger Jones. Edmonds, Hurlbut and Edwards, 3 we | Matthew Hoyt, the parties who made the complain —Huve you seen poated shout the eit: hand- Laine fire in the neighborhood, when he fell fromthe third | Dre, 27-—'The Court delivered their deelsious iu the | THE PRURY CASE Tom Aa ON OF THE INVESTIGA’ | ggginet you, upon which you was required togive these | bill bearing the uameot Mr. Parsons ? 2 "7! BB From the New Orleans Picayune, Deo. 18.] sey into the cellar, fracturing his left arm. His left | following cases :— ake Jasian Uothow bonds? A—Yes, sir; Ihave seen one bearing the name of pythe arrival, on Saturday last, of the schooner Bra- | ©. also dangerously injured. Hudson River Railroat.—Judge lowes delivered a most P. A.—Yee, rir. Parsons. 208, from “ a . | Yoluminous opinion in this case, which was an applica- At half past 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the inves- .—Was you not, previously to making this com- (Justice Mountfort ruled that the questi rca ay ‘have reeelreg my Se ipene be 4 pealen hermes: 7 A se rad eo len, be tion for an injunction to restrein the Hudson River | tigation mow pending before the magistrate, against ae forbidden by ‘Mr Verne’ and Mr, Tiernan, the | vant-and impropeggon the ground that there trem atten! aa oF ave | oe oon nem a a pi BL ye ‘about noon, | Railroad Company from proceeding with their opera- | Samuel Drury and son, on the“ torpedo” charge, was | servant man, to enter the hou nt tea ie before at A ta rtanc fall from the mast-head.s che of fifty feet. and | tions, and to compel them to remove so much of the | further continued. Mr. Jenkins, the previous witness, A.—1 was, before giving bon ©. 504 Broadway proof of the bandbills being posted or put in cireulae tion pilor to the commencement of this prosecuti ) line as they had already laid down. The learned Judge | Was culled again to the stand. Q.—Have you not, since you made this complaint, Q.— When did you ee one of those handbills' neue shane ES PE LB ya wp Sy eee irs ae bets - asians pone by uaninn the provisions of the avt,read- | | Cross-examination by Mr. Clark—I think that! made | posted handbills about the étreet, calling that housea | A.—Since | made this complaint sight of your valuable paper; but I am pleased | tion his head was found to be badly fractured; and the | {D6 *everal cf the sections in detail, and then proceeded | the last erasures, in pencil end ink, in my notes; it | gambling hell’? pe ceion feet the Bands of any person. a manu rs ge Berery MY your city, that | internal injuries were of such a nature as to cause him | t© Mention, «2» exfenso, the grounds of the complaint | was the day after the interview; | have kept le Papers A.—I decline answering that question. soript rimilar in character, to the bills spoken of, be- bie oy ugh with you; that you had ularly | to throw up alarge quantity of blood, Wh by | made by the plaintists, and the answers thereto put in since that time in my pocket. and in my trunk; y Q.—Do you know who printed the bill? fore the commencement of this prosecution’ pent me files by every vessel, us weil as by the Bri the reporter, he win ‘a precarious condition. — by the defe its in the cause, The first complaint is | Were in my pecket until Monday morning last, when | A.—I eaw it on the bill. Gustice Mountfort ruled that this question wasirrele- : end er ts deone canted ‘whic hare 5 P a at the defendants occupied ground which belonged to | ¥4é first examined; on looking over my papers on Mon- Q.—By Justice Mountfort—Do you know, of your own | vaut to the subject matter of this complaint.) ‘that some bay jai Meth oe by every departure for your re, be @ not been reoelved by you. Your weekly, of 22, contains an article the New York si ‘he import ot whlch, with other information, I sent eed ond at Suey emcn y you Thy communications, which | 4 Aapoes Taare por 4 Poisons. Wan, Hunt, for {ome | the plaimtits, either im fee or fer a term of years; the | Jay, 1 threw them into the trunk; that was the only | knowledge, who printed those bills? (Justice Mount- | _Q.—Have you bad in your posession a written paper, nly | apswer to the objection is that no land had been taken | Tea#on why | put them in the trunk; | cannot say at | fort advieed the witness that he hada right to refuse to | previous to this prosecution, upon which was the name yenterday in the station house, by disease cf the lungs, | for the eee that which was occupied by and | What time I exhibited my notes to Mr, Wilkes, A.M. | answer this question, if it may tend to criminate him ) | of Reuben Parson or Parrona. cooh paper being similar ‘he deceased. it seems, has been lepering under amd belonged to the municipal authority of the city; that | ©. Smith and Crassou; | never parted with them out of A.—I decline answering the question, on the greund | in character to the bili spoken of? 26th ee ‘t; | the plaintiffs have shown no title, in themselves, to any | @y possersion; Crassou was with me when I wrote the | that it may tend to criminate me. (Justice Mountfort ruled that this question was impro- ‘Test, is something wrong endeavoring‘to get on | part of the land or soil. It is averred that the two plain- | first part of my notes, and | think he was present when Q.—-Did you not have a conversation with Mr. Herne | per. as regi org bring upon trial the witness for libel. — frost Pe cap serge A ta thet his cot in the station house, he sunk down and expired. | tiffs, residing in Canal street. have no pretensions of | | ¥rote the whole; I'gave Mr. Wilkes, editor of the | before he made any complaint against you at all, in | and not to illicit any material tact bearing upon the . Tauses of coinplaint ecletine im the din, | Te deceased was 38 years of age, aud 4 native of Ire- | claim; with Tespect to one of the other three plaintiiis, | Police Gazette, « copy of those notes; I think it was the | which you stated to him that you were forced to annoy | care under investi; ae ane many senate Scone nies erases 1 te Gis- ‘The funeral will take place from his late resi- | in Hudson etrect, it is stated that those under whom | day after the interview; I think ] showed the notes to | him against your will, because there wore a set of mem | Q—-Have you hi Se manne retia a ike Dapurs of the | 1ence, No. 28 Pell street, at 12 o'clock this day. The | che derived had a lease prior to the grant to the Corpo. | Mr. Smith on the same day; I bave read part of m United States were to vigorously undertake its correo | SCtounteble reareat th 2 m) in your posse ion a written paper, | bebind you. who insisted on your doing 0, and would | previous to this proseotition. upon which was peer 2 on the body; but for some un- | ration, but the co- assignees are not parties to the com- | Motes over to One-eyed Thompson; the part | read to | swear that he bad given you money if you did not ? ot Reuben Parson or in? papers were closeted beyond | plaint, and ehe, by the terme of her acceptance, has ex. | ‘/bOmpson was where Drury tells “Bristol Bil” that he | A.—No, slr; | am not that kind of a man. (Justice Mountfort rv —-.. Avgust, [informed you of the proceedings at | the reach of the reporters. ‘The deceased was a single Toguishea her right, The city authorities would be | Reed not be atraid—that he had Boyd and Millsall right, | Q'—Did you not, in @ conversation with Mr. Herne, | vant, aleo ) Gistatet inten Lae dans ok eo equally unauthorised to close the streets, except on the | tbat they could not held him two minutes, and that he | before be complained against you, say that you were a | Adjourned to 104 o'clock, A. M., this dey, 7 claim to that island, | , £82 Drowns ‘s.—The harness on the pair of | authority of the law, and any obstruction would be a | Could take him by a road that he could get to his house 4 ees drowned on : this question§to be irrele- to eriminate bim, A,.—1 dechne also true ing,on their return from target ice. Their gen- | der the sidewalks; it would seem that the legal title evel ) ge per mae Sak Gee MATT UAGUMIND | Stanly appecrtnce and ectdtiriite’ bocting attend to the land and soil should reside in them, ‘The Court | t such interviews, Those interviews were public. | that make it theirs, or give England a title to it? | | Universal attention ; they are truly # fine body of men. | did not stop to examine the antagonisti ; Splak oce, Bet Racists han tether deiee cen dé. | They were accompanied by a large number of respect: | or claims; or whether the powers of an old ora new | Prietor of the Ivy Green, was one. 1 did not read the signs upon the owners of that island, (the State of | ble citizens. Tho target bore ample testimony to the | cbarter apply to the constitution of the case; or | Dotes to One-eyed Thempsonion the request of any one, | gene around to any Honduras, C, A.) News has arrived here that the | #ccuracy of their aim. whether it requires all the members of both branches | Thompron called me in the Ivy Green, and was speak: | | . ir Villain for agnoying him, and that you would not doit | 07 Young Rogue —A boy of ubow Sa Rieat f Ramiend to ly claim So $ha6 inne ristmne night. off one of the Ful: | Rulsonce: punishable at theinstancedt those who might | witheut gong through the village and that he moulaphare | were you not forced by your friends? by the seme ob Thiaes Bere ea a anes Sf ats for the authorities of Belize have informed the inhabl. rry boats, was claimed and taken away from the | be specially grieved or damaged thereby. TheCorpora- | # boy there to chow him, and conduct him by the Ridge | A.— No, sir. day, by officer Wooldridge, charge of otedliny a tants of Ruatan that it is tl camitnethon el Gstad: Seventh ward station house, by Mr. Hart Powell, of 87 | tion of the city have, by the aneient c! ir, never abe | Tad. ‘This was, | think, read to Thompson shortly af- | Q.—Did you not, in any conversation with him, be- gold watch valued at $60, ‘the property of John Mee Britain to take possession of the island, claiming that | Henry, street, Brooklyn—the horses Lae a been | rogated, and still in foree, th: agement and regula. | ter that “rat council” was published in the Police | fore thyt time, tell him thet you had been asked to | tyre. residing at No. 81 Centre siseee Om the Inn it was by its authority that the former Goveruor of | ¥4sbed im. at the foot of Jefferson street, with the har- a 7 now are, | Gazrtte, It was read to Thompson in a private back | have bills’ printed and posted, calling the house No, arrested, he became alarmed, acknowledged. bi this settlement, Colonel McDonald, took possession of it | 283 804 the tongue of the carriage attached. exercising these powers; they prescribe the sidewalks, | 70cm, at the Ivy Green public house, in Elm street, in | 5¢4 Broadway a gambling hell; avd did you not exhibit | guilt. and directed the ofileer to get the ‘watou in the Se eenens C0 b Tancet Exccnston.—The Broderick Guards, Capt, | and direct the mode and manner of sewerage, Ko, | the day time. ‘I have seen Thompson since that occa- | to bim a written draft intended for these bills? cellar, where he had sec! it for fear of detection, z " and recei » i | e} i quest c os ‘while he remained kept the English flag ff: It ig | Wallace's brass band, passed our office rday eve! ive compensation for the use of the and in She steecte. Osher gansmns have hove pessoa? | q D ig mitted the )cung rogue to prison for trial, | swering that question, asit might —___—— m 1 and Musical, ee ~~ bape Ppt ¢: pom Bowrny Tus aren ~The Four Musqueteers, or The bring euits against the defendants for money alloged to Sequel,” seems to be as attractive to the theatrical 1 allegations | cannot give the names of all. Mr. Andrew Nesbit, pro- ‘ole coast, Sa New Yorx, Deo. 27,1849. | of the Corporation, in order to make iteffectual. These | 1g tO me about the interview between himeelf and | have been lost at the house in question? world as its predveersor. the “Three Guardsmen.” It Deon deleted under bioabads toy an English Hoop of | Mu. Eptron—Your notice in this morning's Hered, | formalities apply to nets of Legislatures and: they ree | Drury, aud the report im the Pelee Gusrtre; and I | A Noytit, : certainly is & very Interesting pivce, so full of incident war, now cruising im the bay this side of the Cy of the proceedings ef the Common Council, quire, whatever form the bye-law may assume, who bas | Stated to Lim I bad notes of my own, and | thought. | | @.—Tiave you been with avy person who has attempt: | oi geot-—so plearine in ite dialog bi Gracias & Deos, and by a steamer from that cape that the Committee on Fire Department reporte a right te complain, and require the defendants to re- | Wa* capable of understanding what I heard myself, with- | ed to Induce parties to commence such suits ? p ig jalogue—so humorous im io ‘repurt or | favor of disbanding Engine Company No. 42, which is Juan, Ni . preeuming 1) See hieieds te ckteth Soe bie tees Suet ita | emitaks, and by sorrecting the astee fon oil obtion ‘the blockade is correct, can you poet move the rail laiutisfe cut being instructed by the Police Gazette, or anyone | A.—No, rir; not to my knowledge. its comie parte—so grand ia its scenery and so com~ the defendants are apedeseerbcn te ieeds Ne ce else. I then stated that the Police Gazette report was | @.—Have you not heard apy person try to persuade | plete and entertain'ng in ite plot, that it in lpoasibie, n % 7 that compensatio Nd be made to them. incorrect, cr was not correct. for there were some things | other parties to bring suits against the detendants | when once seated to bebold it, Uo leave your seat until Des mee kes Ri AA ANE She company Very re eT BLIVEN, beg eels alge Le ote ran eke eerala that I bad noted were not there. ‘Thompson asked me | since this complaint was made? you have seen the end of it. ‘Thisisa ood teet of an dye woods, are desired by the British pote Sen ‘4 Foreman Engine Company 42. to be usurped; but the Corporation imputes no wrong, | Wbatitwas’ i then showed him my notes, referring | A —No, sir; 1 don’t recollect hearing any such | piece, and we, who ily transfixed in this this settlement. For several years these woods have Peeves Winters dc and takes no step against the railroad being laid down. | t© Bristol Bill not daring to goto the Village of Astoria. | thing. manner, huye found ourselves obliged to yield to the deen growing earce ‘here, and With the utmost eeone- Common Council, T tacitly gi weir asnent to the operation, The | Thompson replied,“ Yes, that was right.” I told him Q.~-How do you know that Oscar Hoyt, on the 19th | fascinating enchantment of thu mimic scene, It wilh austen tates ot ter re injured, and | | knewit was right. That ended the private interview. - cit * Raise ae cay of December, inst,, kept the Mouse No. 564 Broad. | be repeated to-night, when ull the lovern of the rich my, Sen aha ee Sane ee Pps Mg ag pet Noe ph seneut er the | slsim compensation and that the relirosd seripenc | We then ceme out into the barroom. ‘Thompson then | wey? Doyou know any fact, of your own knowledge, thai | and entertaining drama, will heve oe opportunity of cutting wood in the §; nich country, paying to pd Battery, was referred to the special committee. Peti- | ovght to be restrained until such compensation ix | **ked me if Mr. Clerk raid anything about him, or if | he kept that house on that day” judging fer themselves. State ef Honduras ten dollars a tree for what they cut, | tion of the trustees of St. Jos Chureh, for two gas | made. ‘The right of the defendants to lay down the | be (Clark) intended to call him (Thompson) ava wit- | A.—I had been there a few nights before, and Hoyt | Proanway Tuxarne.—Guy Mannering was repeated ‘This courre has eatistied the Honduras government, as | lights in front of said church. Remonstrance of N.G. | live will not protect them from the damages of the par. | Dees’ (Here the witness stated some insulting allusions | was fitting bebind the table dealing the cards; 1 have | pos jas wight, dies Curkous peataition te wold all vessels have come to an entry in the ports of Omoa | Bradford and others, against the enlargement of the | ti putieved, The plaintiffs insist that they are not | made by Thompson against Mr. Clark, the counsel in | een him frequently paying the marked bill of the " » M @ the part or Truxiilo before going on the coast to load, thereby | Battery—referred to the epecial to wait until the loss or damage i actually tacurred, | this caee for the defence ) Ther remarks written | house fer the suppers they had there, sc ; I did not | Meg Merrilies, in which character her powers ure as paying a considerable amount of money into the trea | strance against the extension of the Battery from resi- | but that they are titled to @ protective | down; but, onthe motion of Mr. Graham, fee Hoyt there on that day at the bouse, for the reason | universally known and celebrated as the novel from sury of thet State dents of the Eleventh ward—referred to the special | remedy ; and they, therefore, cuting counsel, the magistrate struck the insulting por- | that I wae locked up in prison,on a charge made against | J )s01 the piece ie dramatized, Having 0 fecquoath Heveutiy, however, sqme of these vessels he committee. Remonstrance of owners and occupanta of | junction. ‘he injury of which tion from the record, After some further testimony, | me by Mr. Hoyt and others. ; 5 is quently tempted to evade the peyment of the usual du roperty in Varick street, against railroad tracks being | plain, is the impaired value of their property, | the substance of which has already been give it being now 734 o'clock, the case was adjourned for | noticed this performance, we have nothing to add, no® seams taclane ar ee Vid tn tid sheoet-— reserved bo special ootastitves: Mae" | Gp the alloged'anpcetnent Ce crossing the streets, and | (lark proceeded to examiny the w further hearing, until 3 o’elock f, M , 27th December, | no former expression of approval to recall. ‘Tha othe® Plaintiffs complain that their lots 3 § aD) for an i ee, laintiffs co | uduras, by proceeding directly i sentag Cc. d others, in fe he | the desertion of their shops h; lyn proceedings. instant. characters of interwst were rendered in a style worthy Bat eee ent ont oes wlthout at Rn IN | POON r or fe Beltane EE. to te, Geamiali | aT Aituailty” C& acceme Ta ThaMTEN aSTaMnTE:| he’ vitae online hes: Deewy Aik Mueds'| One, 81,—0.— Where was the-enly place you sew Mr. | Sten tae thavckeror sa Ge used the ree =. ‘and detention of such vessels and | commit Petition of John themeelves and their ilies by the passing of the | ftPareted, they came to.an open lot in Columbia street; | Heyt, on the 10th December instant’ concluded with the agreeable burletta ef the * Four Po cargoes by the authorities, Vor this selzureand | Abel Smith, and others, for the eame object referred! | cars. Upon conflicting aiild the court are asked | they went to the next street, about a block; Drury | A —At the Polfee Court at Exsex Market Sisters.” This evening the “ -7 | to form " heth rf . | and Thompeon then eeperated; | last saw Thompson Q.—How long before the 19th inst , was the last time | play of the * Lady of Lyons’ Sareniiem can Bone clainss Anrsages to the amount of | 00 Ne Ptny ienth ward aad others aguines ta enlaroe| | cepaney te sble-te the cnfcetions ava guiastitces | 0m thet day on the ectner ef the erent] wha 1 | you wasin the house inauestiont Cushwan being the Pauline und Mr.Couidock the Claude ectalcomraittee, | is tubjected unjustly to these chi $100,000, the payment of which sum, it is rumored, has | ens ef the Tenth ward and others ‘been demanded as the only condition on which th eas aan farges. ‘The utilityjor | #trested Drury. be raid, * let goof me—lam'a gentle. |” A. One or two nights ‘ Melnotte. Report of Committee on Sewers, in favor of buliding’ | railroads and thelr eccommozation to the public at | 140)" | sald, l caumot-—you are my prisoner.” Drury | @.—War you iusiae of thet house after the Friday | Nino's Gaxniv.—Yesterday evening, this maguifle Rot atficully ae England ecaauendiora sae axerstving busin and culvert at the southwest coraet, | large admit of no doubt; but these considerations can. | *id, ‘es no ae ee Se ae night wortone? cont establishment was literally pa om with the in Guatemalsjand the other (cntral Aueriona States, | of Grand and Mulberry streets, with resolution and or | not authorize or justify any encroachments of indi. | £#¥ drop trom his hand a little roll; 1 had held of one | A. Ves, sir, | believe I was, brilliant bi arene pa Sines Conical American Hiadet, | Ct ones therehars aeeed. Vidual rights; bol the plaintite can claim no further | band, and Craseou had hold of the other; {stooped | Q—When was it mott brilliant assembly, presenting a dazzling array of eben se ¢ | @ don } j er; and also gave you an sccount | Richard Totten for lose of boot, wich sunk when ty Tey MC peopeeiy Pocrded tah oe caas of Fallroeds | custody of Mr. Smith; Drury replied, when I ploked up | _Aicl war-arrested Dut once,and 1 believe that was | ments commenced with the daring and elegant achiove- out te give up the eoutest, it | from the foot of Rosévelt street, by coutract. with the With the simultaneous trafic of ail other | the bills, “I don’t know what they are—1 dropped them | om Tursday night. mente of the Ravel Family, Loon Javelli, and the little anxious to give up | Corporation, was lost, from an insufficient number vot- inconveniences arise, they are not of because the pennierhurt my havde; Drury did not say | @.— What dey was you diecbarged from prison! Chinese, three yea on the tight rope, which were ee eee | ing for it, though a mejority was in ite favor. uch & magnitude as to induce the court to compel the | Mbere be got them. not that I heard; while Drury was | A.—I believe it was on Wednesday evening ; | be- | performed amit the applause of a delishced assembly. etre Pee Giasestgns cupestatomdont: hes cose hitts | "Alderman Woon opposed “it. strenuously, om the | defendants toremove the track already laid dow. of | iM My custody, think I heard all he sald; about three | lieve it was on Monday night | was arrested, They were succeeded by a serion of national character, : | ground that the contractor has made abundant profit | restrain them from further procwedi T case must be presented to their v: minutes after the arrest, Mr. Smith took him into cus- | Q.—How long was you in prison ? futle dam Asesnsion Bay to confer with the India —Two days, 1 believe. ‘Tbe Governor arrived from his Indian mission last | of the Corporation, and that be ought to balance the | stro ich passed with all their accustomed success. The ainusements concluded with the new and and more | tody; it was on the corner of Willow and Pineapple 3 imminent danger be proved.to justify theirinterference, | rests that the bills fell from Drury’s hand; | kept | @-—Did you not lodge in the station house on Mon- | Porgeous comle pantomime. of « Itaoul, oF the Monte might, not having been able to effect anything satis- | One with the other. | ; "| the billsin my band after picking them up, until | | day night, and was you uot tuken to the Resex Market | Siar°' which | Pecetiads eae Varin, sae eats “take the "tation sition of Chetion thanhene sa: petmmeionoen ine om Poccourt, therefore, felt constrained to deny the im- | Tae Wie ID My intothe charge of Mr Smith; Suite | Felice Office ch Tuctday morning, end ula you nor ser | Star, which ie realising the most unparalleled suo- ves, and witnessed with coy 4 demonstration of plea- ‘under the protection of England, and establish laws, | District, for relief; also, adverse to paying medical bill | | Judge Edwards raid that he and Judge Edmonds then told me to follow Wilkes, who was across the | mein in prison there until Wednesday evening, until | fure and delight, eliciting t ; ¢ most tumultuous ap- » | oof Dr. RS. Ci ter, on ti ad that the peti- | agreed with the Chief Justice, and bad. wr street at the time; | crossed the street, and then un- about seven o'clock plause of densely-erowded houses. We are pied to see - ical and other bills, not havi Inne Cornell ads. William Short, . ie o ; t . apprebetion of the endeavors of Niblo to afford uni- thy of e great and magnanimous nation, aud it may | from the aseauli,and was now discharging bis duty, | Richard Cox and Others, oppellan Feak, Bristel, J asrested young Drury; Ove-cyed | there until Wednesday evening, until sbout 7 orelooK. | ticnably dese unlimited patronage, To-wight, the : i 4 other ain ‘ ‘Thou pson went up with me In. the coach to Drury’s | Q --Were yon not kept in clove custody there ? perme Bc Boe oe Seay “eae ceee er avenenan ec haunt ane | 2iPes of the, Hinzase, Comnitten,cenemming with | iermsawarieds een Moore ecempaniea with Mr. Siaith’and Mz, Wilkes: | A —L wan in the cust'dy ofthe beeper! °° | Su wreute rituersd: tines Ol Gaba Wi be | “4 250 | John H. ye vs. Geo, I. = . | young Drury was arrested on the same at his | —Was you in the house in question, o1 . r 5 aint Sister? it hee _ dg mary peste samnine tothe t nye tad Ear Dlopewsery, int Site festa ese potter Court aftrmed, with a Judgment of Bee | ieee ; | think the 16th day of ember; when! day nicht before the Mondey night you was lodged in | Purton’s last evening, called together to witness the tion house ! performance of “ Dombey and Son,” and the new ex- ~ by ted young Drary, Thompson stood on a bank, | the metal of the old man now in the White House, We | &dopted. a wuld Ler : A —No, ele. of ” e rf wuld say about the eighth of a mile off; I 4 , er, * a " . provision market is perfectly glutted. Provi- icy th streets, between Fifth and | on pleadings and proofs day; the elder Drury was arrested bytween 9 and 10 night before the Sunday vight? Dombey,” a# usual, gave general satisfaction, Cape pen = mee — ons poe ~¥ petoes, Our proe- ° leske Samuel Stevens,—Judgment for de- | O'clock; I don’t know why Thompson was stationed | A.—I believe | was ; certainly on Saturday might OF | tain Ediard Cuttle was as irresistibly comical as ever, The bloekade of ‘Truxillo and Omoa is confirmed by ith co | alxo, to eet the curb and gutter Jouph 1. as adopted. fendunt ii there on the bank; I dou't know he was stationed there Friday night; I think it was on Satu: care made. y night. ts. 0} . the errival of the schooner True Blue, of Traxillo. | Report of the Committee on Streets, in favor of The People, os. rel, ys vs. Anson Willis. —Judg- oe you Drury te run away; { S bill 1 vicked Do you ‘know who owns that building pg Nap an le Rese i ergy a hin the style pecullar , itis teported that, the Galf of Dales snd Yasabell | eting, gradiog: wee eiaiiotre "semen! Gein J. Palmer ve, Sesnat i Ganuh and Wife.—Decree | 1 dom't know if the magistrate marked them; 1 did not | @:—00 you know, of your own knowledge, whethor it | capital hits in it a, Seespobsd ioots at the follies ‘rom be rode the eliy of Comioman vend hao eo oon Alderman Woov—Have you not gota communtica- | at Special Term affirmed, with costs. show the bills to Drury when i picked them up. be- is leased — later, “Swe aldegnen aon peoeenoaas on Bp nl wha! ak the Soke odtams The | tion, Mr. Presiden John Hi. Enle vs. Nathan Binghom.—Judgment for de- | couse I don’t do business that way; | was not di A—No, see eraicemrs ap pemmonstet Seem Mie. pmo Side Maat te bec cutneren tee jetter of resignation from | fendant on bill of exceptions, with costs ee ee eos Baan tat | ata he knowledge, whether | rcedway, and dlevunting the mesite of two wenterta ; vom ho having been elected The Mayor $e. of New York ws. Stephen Whitney.— | Bot Fee One eyed Thompson give the bills to Drury; | any reut 1s paid, or who pays ts about to be pro pina ty ua ans she Setuntion o cy Judgment for Piaintins be? 8 case made, with conte eas atest bins otemael thn past 12 o'clock Qa hia anything of Mr. Herne, from the or broadway, and the bullding of ‘ Ycunpescion trier i | Od Dietrict (Ersex Market) Police Court. Join Ve wenter we Henn Heuston. —Motion I 4 . . ‘ telgh ? NICARAGUA. Alderman Woes tse mired a remdedion, sogenting, | 0 oot dale repert of referees Leniok with tesas = | thle dag, Friday or y bight you was last inside of the | from Brooklyn Lielghte to New York. Dancing, and (From the Picayune of same date the resi on. and moving that Rol H. Johnston | Devid Eost, ir, Govern, ¢e.—Jeagment of house, until the tollowing Tuesday morning, when you | Orrrtures by the onchestra, made up t le ve. Ti ) " A Feud emong the Sporting Gentlemen —The Police o that no time need be lost, while the ety coarse Our last intelligence from Jamaica, brings us | be appointed in his stead. ‘s'he resolution wae adopted. | Common Pleas affirmed, with costs. Court, for the last two days, has been crowded with «| "")him iz the Polles offiee? ata or not of preparation for the second plere thunsne a news of some importance. It appears that the En- | Keport of the Committee on the Fire Department. in |W’. N. Dyckman vs. Moyer, dc., of New Vork— | Saree orting ton Of the city, ie com O-— Whos ia yourhen taneoedent , comfortably warmed by Culver & Co.'s wartn nit fur- ng govermment has decided on making Greytown, | feyor of procuring a new alarm bell, to be placed on | Judgment for defendant on bill of exceptions; new trial quence of « hearing go before Justice Mountfort, A Seat eae i eee a impression at all | PAces, Which diffuse @ plearant heat throughout the Za the Mosquito territory, © navai station, amd it 18 Centre Market. Adopted. refused, with costa, Seopocting © cbarge Laving been prefeared by Cbertes | atic bere entire ertablishment, rendering it as agre aoe are es — bye ae “ A en | A communication was read from the Counsel 4 tee etd IY. Bptmen “ eee Fe. Moring.—JUd8- | Duane, better knot egainst Q. Did you see Mr, Colton, from that Friday or Sa- | Private dwelling im the city. comalee - 1c : ones, ut ct Superior Court afirmed. with costs. ’ . 5 op ‘Thus it seems that the English are determined not to 3 dverte to the injunction against lay- | Lathrop 8. Eddy, #c vs. John Horspocl, ge.—Decree of | llowlns sporti them with turday night, until after you were discharged from | Canrnav’s Nationa. Tuxarne.— The “ Fomale de caught off their guard, but intend to anticipate keeping @ gaming house at No. 664 Broedwey. Among | prison at the Essex m any movement which might be made against their su- yolice ? the crowded spectators, was reen the towering head of A.—1 don't recollect Pp ther | did or not. Arvistant Vice Chaneelior affirmed, with costs. Guard, or, A-Lad-in ® Wonderful Lamp,” succeeded, said this was merely the ex parte ‘Thomas Hyer, the champion prize Sghter,accompanied | Q Have you ge of your own as to Inet evening, the preliminary performance of Buck- Temecy im that pertion of the continent. ‘The people | opinion of one judge. It was not law. but merely an Superto: yurte i ‘Tassociates. The followi: . “ - 2f' Niceregua, and in fact of other contiguous Keates, opinior there were three judges, and they all dif- Before Chief Justice Oakley. Seicimens thas Geemguinne ig stone's noble drama of “A Dream at Sea,” which piece Rave evinced « disposition to court our friendship and | B. Danforth vs, J.J. V. Westercett.— | ““Cinvend County of New Tork sn Charles Duane was well performed, and was, of itself, a sufficient at- our protection, bandon them ir ae ict for defendant, being duly worm and cross-examined, says:— ‘That the | traction for one evening But the splendid burlesque y coletisas bubteen Sorc cone wee Zracen and Others No | pertous now present are the rame aTateiok L, Herne, 1 ard” in the great attraction of the igor | fered, ury, under | Henry Colton, Reuben Parsons, and Oscar Hoyt—-re- 1 he American Charge, 1t came out ult had been pending for many years, under an action | the direetions of the Court, found & verlat for the ferred toin the aifdarit by me sworn to on the 10th | ped'you'not broken’n rier, most there, wed destoored | moot delightful’ peodeeons , P + | of eject 0 reGOvE! and costs, day of December. Snstant. other propert i imeelf under the protection ot the Eng- | wr 4 for the Croton aqueduct derpoel, the Chief Jua- a ¥ property a Procession, fills all and was, through his Minister in ~ ‘aver othe city following Mh a ay le a Are the rtatements made in raidafida- | (Justice Mountfort advised the witnors that he was at tures of admiration The order, Costa Rica, aiding the er fy river. aes the unpopal fronts hed manifested iberty te ring thi , bs Prosecution —In the case of Lucius kb. Mr. John Grabam, counsel for defendants, object to ro} A pn only cc licens aid ugene Keteltas, (. B. Smith and J.B.) the question, on the ground that the witness must A—1 decline answering that questio: . This decision settles | Brush, the jury rendered a sealed verdict for the | give ail his evidence verbally, in the prosenc ince 1642 (four in ip of Pike slip, and of the femal processlon— march ~ the magnificence of the ent from the heights above, with the presenes of ar a }d hear. D k ing about four hundred dol- | the great Chum, wid 4 tery Castro, « portion of the inhabitants fested & | most important questions in relation to the powers of | plaintitf, for $2,150 damages. ah heaps nag Mr ak ee oe ‘castam tnems: that | hos sitageibers wane aie. eee dogs ip he con ies re as So eee moog the Cosp sation yon — KS ror . res um pa * Sectics Mountiort, overruled the Sinn, a = scene sight ‘a ‘the Ta Sartet October last, « a! MY an te ores ot a recat break . show: ed to - fore Judge Sandford. : ed by hit in conformity wit - “ oo fooling of the people in that region, and we hope | pended in Dulkbeads and filling up slips assess | Deo $7.— Samuel B Harte v.Jee L, King | Some ee ely © phen pier glass ae broken, and other property In | beautiful will hare an opportunity of aecing for ti Our government will not disappoint their expectations. | ment {or filling up Governeur ell if and building the | Motion to diseclye injunction denied—plaintif's coste Apewer.— sir, AI Mire 4 iaeamunaines, bulkhead thereot hoon, sosened bp the persone AS | cfopresing, $8; to be corts in the cause, and inserted in amined by Mr. John Grahem.—1 am twenty- | Q— Have you not . Mrveweis's O.rure oa ~An excellent reries '° sessed, on the same mal v ment tl ‘ | of ti ” en Que enortven.— Footeebay | seabelseeaemea te a to Fike slip. Tile host. ¢ judgment therein # reeover @ judgment. e years old; | was in the county of aneeeey, houre on t i amusements were performed. yesterday evening, at | eanno’ y in what place; | thie much frequented theat: a an Len pean i | ae ae, e a jeatre. consisting of the comie Rot lived all that time in the elty of | Money etclen ' drama of the “ Magic Arrow,” Mr. Waloot's local bar- York rk; | bave lived in the city of Have not seen a sum of money divided that you | letta of “ Frank McLaughlin,” the mythelogieal, alle- here in 1841; | lear or understood, the weather wos delightfully fine. The transition from | sion dirpores of thore assessments also, and the city | supplementary to the execution to reach defendant's the severity of the day before, was very remarkable. treasury will be reimbursed the amounts now due on | things in action, &e.,may be commenced on the re- ‘The thermometer on Wednesday, at 7 o'clock in the poth of these assessments, which cannot be less than turn cf tho execution unantisfied, without ite having moraing, was down to 9; yesterday at the same time | $25,000. | been im the Sheriff's hands sixty days,or any Sxed At was at 28, and at 12 o'clock it was as high as 36, | |, The communteation was ordered to be inserted om | period A Nixereests Wano.—We are to have a nineteenth | the minutes, ad fled Stone ond Von Vatkenburgh vs .Imbrose Mercer and ward, The Common Council, last evening, decided ‘The following resolution, propored ¥ Alderman | Orhers Ordered that the defeadente tranefer to the upon dividing the Twelfth ward at Seventy-ninth | Crarx led to a long debate, in which those who o plaintiffe their legacy, to be applied upon the judgment. street, making one half the nineteenth ward. | ed it maintained that there was great danger of the Renowsl v9. Horris. - Ordered, that defendaw' te when | left off, than what money! had; “ rating of the pipe from tapping it, and the city being | ney pay the sum heretofore ordered. and the costs of | twenty-five dollars, but I do not recollect the exact S.S. Dnele ve F Bonneau — Decided, that proceedings | jreland, ue stolem from that house on | gorical burlesque of the “ Olymple Revels, or Prome- | theus and Pandora,” and the favorite musical farce of Pegey Green’ All these vai performed with great success stated that, for the last four years, not been in the habit of carrying, or playing ¥" h cf | tro you not been in the habit of 1% y sign his favorite ? iT i ratisfaction Last ni; ‘A Fomenat But. —It appears that the whole bill for | gurtting of the pipe fran tay oy pay tho sus ofore ordered, a oahee bee of pleaeute and rat vast aig! . Ot Gent Wists, Col Duncan, and Major | deprive iy motion in five dayr, or that an attachment issue, tit did mot exceed fifty dollars ( igert advised the witners that he need | Tesort was crowded to excess, as bas iavariably been Given, only smounte to $2.34, sar tewatved, “hay Chariet eat bare p premises oe Brooklyn City Intelligence, What bas bea your b pot sneer this question, fit might tend to degrade | the cae ll along tabla Seat } Pouce Cuene Arrorr: —It seems all appoint- Third avenue, for stable purpores.”’ Eanty Creana.— The dry-goods and other merchants | have been advised by my counsel, and be- 4 J delim ‘he reason that I do not ity of his excellent troupe. To-night, MissCarli Penerday, abil v'lock, we kiew that Kobert Hohn: | Rien en | Ceueegiercene ob 6 Sane mts ota oe the answer to that question would tend 0 jnow whatgie meant by Founded dice. | saneke seehetenen paras an on watch oon ee had been ted in caucus the night before, to “""he following reeclution was next adopted -— thet the clerks may have more leisure for exercise im. | °Timinate me. wee the hab ot cnezying, ond | Fotis than tour plese ane prenntee ie eeneeeee il the place of Ueorge Riblet, who only reigned iast | © Rerolved, That the Clerk, of the Common Coungll | provement. Sc. This arrangement ie & ood, oue, aid ee Said daaeaacaten he erpbeg arti sam Kong ta | vis!" The New Mlenet,” whe = Magic Aton aes Police Uourt. 000; a mon Council for the year and that, when prepared, Common Councit.—A jal thi of th dl hy la ' “4 | he was uoanimeusly appointed tm the Counell. “He 1s | he cause the same to-ve published, under his AIFection | wiil'be held tocuight at Ate onteet erie neaed | | Q Have Seer te | OE sk, sc sh lee ahous peacet tt oe | gg LAMAN Orens.—This evening will be performed, for @ policeman. | ond cuperviaien. sh. "Ph idow of the late | Meeting on Christmas for want of a quorwi A. weveral, am ett Te ee io oney ae pa os ofmagneria eo Verdi's celebrated Tue Derory Coenxenrr or tee Aeeemecy.—Weun- | Memorial of Mra. ( om pron, wido' @ la! Owing to the recent cleetior yt A_-No, sit. 1 » ‘ot this elty, wh . " filled by Signere Forti, Ben gern fat Maas Beck, ane, | gan rs oleae eae al Re a hyo 1 auc anemring, ease | —iheion one ou apd cee thn teat | Hae the | name may be placed on the monument proposed to be four weeks; and how much bave you wen, in wine, | nity, and the numerous adm | erected in Greenwood cemetery. Referred to the rpe- Potrtreat, Sv vening one section of pected daily. siz? money, or other property, by #0 i. | will Welcome her in one of Geventeenth Ward ; | etal committee. Porice, Coun more. . A. | deeline anewering that quest! ‘ Mrs 1 esan' | 4 5 . | Patrick Me} t before Justice Truman twelve Q—Are you not in the habit of carrying a #ix-bar- we tavarts. ~The davciog at this fanons Seas a it, ra Seo a treet; | et etna ices otk. te aoe ed a Se oner | 6 of bigamy: ‘About twe . s we wtyee — evelver, to protect yourself while engaged in theatre of negro deiineators and dagice, ts invety arose ° - ‘ | ele Ro person $0 pastitpate io fay tarelvoa The tion, |, Report in favor of paving Third avenue, from Twenty- Jen Fgh gl A wibuoane ‘any more. OT Ne ete; 1 60 net. one is mained flevty Clay bad the honor of an lavitetion, as well as at pF gs egg OTS tor on Dr. Curry, t Ann being the complainant, | Do you mean that you cannot swear to any more? ,@— Have you not ‘uch « patel about your person at Theisty Althoagh her wed bardly tell our readers No een neice “of the crbcial commiteee of | He was committed to answer. A. No. sir _ the present moment? did not come. The three Pecagement. cf the funerals of General Worth, Col. | Scrneme Covnr.—Before Judge Morve.—The case of | SO repost ovent A Yer, tir, any ; - Because | might find some trouble im finding the Q —Before you wae forbidden to enter the house in 5 d' Major Gater. Schuyler and others vs. Joseph C. Ashley, for recovery Dunean. and Maj Oates. ns hd ope. Wales siakie be — by ricer Tecorery | personal worked for, question, had Jou not threatened to thoot Mr. Hoyt to | forged mortgage ef $5,000, (inentioned in yesterday's a was continued yesterday. The case for the — u pai whig committeo ticket for ' who wants to gat Any the Third wah relishing this | Fitiy-fourth street. Adopted paper . ot up meeting last er ia | report of the Committee on Reeds, im favor of open- Pittntla bed not elesed, Gad ie ta’ peoneste the colt ont 9 — Fis roe mate ost 0 Event with cng sintet | acquisition al tto voice i of Toe a ee ee eerioan Thatmestiog | ing the Fourth avenue according to law, with a reselu- | occupy the remainder of the term. weak ate nn M7 Moeenge nee SO) Claes, ‘Shey Wee Oil aerd, and eee eee ee — ary Clay Howse, cane of Avenue A | = thes ofoet, from Thirty-eighth to Fifty-eightu ne Affairs, | Q—pia Rot draw, or threaten to draw, pistol, | are extensively patronized On Saturday afternoon in thet houee, before Jou was forbidden coming there, | there will be an afternoon concert. | OF before you was arrested and put under bonds Rerens or Mavaste L. A.—I decline answering thet question that the ruperb performer on the by | @—Have you ever said to Mr Herne that you would | *are, from Paris, has returned to thi: ty. meet Mr. Colton sometime, and “ bring him to tea,” or | pores to give lessons to young ladies im thi: i fest street, and the supper party came in for their ~ . ¥ A New Steamer to Piv merween O1 ann San Share of demanclation. | ede gem res eted te Tthe clean of une beard of | Fuaxcioco,—Miesore, F. & 'D, Fowler, of thie elty, and A Sivne Sxot —About eight o'clock, on Wednesday | Ansistant Ald d the committees of thet body, | See arn in aa Ee teem et Nonny now in evening. in Laurens street, police officer Wilson, of the | and that $100 be printed for the repairs of the | Poni ee even Oregon and Bam Franeiees The coca deal ; hh ward, was etrack om the of the head, | room : > " jegunt With s slung shot, by one of two negroes, whom he had | "°T'he report of « spectel committee upon. the question Is tm the yard of Westervelt & MoKay, and te of benuti- | Piet; | hove been employed by him to procure beard nzthing like that’ acoomplishment. Arrested Im attempting to commit « burglary. ‘The | of dividing the 12h ward oto two making a 10th ward, | £0! model, and from the care manifested in the eon. | fer biehouee. | omnes — 1 dvaline suewering. ani wie 8 Room —The Panorama of the Nile is stilt sable bui mate their escape, and the white man | Shainmenied aud adopted, the dividing line to rum | ee tee ee ory. Bho ten ee fae tal renee services you have rendered them, es you hun $n Tomer tet honsety ceaieh, thereantaa it the above room, in Broadway. ‘was sent tn © carriage. through 70th street, immediately south of the upper | 1°" Uisth of beam, ood 12% feet depth of holt. “When t been notified not to come there. that you wished you an Mussum.—The great suocess of thie aatab- Tur Duren Hover wx Forty rainy Steeer Burweo — | Croton Aqueduct. Alder oo petisttontar the | fully laden, she will draw but B feet of water, and tacn- | A.—I bave reeeived fifty or sixty dollars from Mr. | had found Mr. Colton there, or that you was sorry you t ig mainly owing to the aettvity of the present ‘The famous “Dutch House.” in Forty-third street, | thority of the counell to limit the juriedietion of the | 1a), "a ccmmodating, with comfort, two hundred | Florence, I believe, for werk and tor the favors Lhave | gia not find him there; or something -to thet effect?” pager, Mr. Cireenwoed. He i# uncessing in his of- near Second avenue, the revort of our German popuia- | aldermen and assistant alderman to one half the ward. pavergers, The machinery. ot the firet character, | done bim beside; T have alco received five, six, or seven A—Mr. Herne asked me to gon to dis. | forte to make the amurements as pleasing and satie- ton on Sundays, boll Sil gaia days. was | The sidewalk around T ine Square was created | Tith auubie cagines, is being constructed by Messrs, | hundred dolinr, during the last two years, from Mr. | turb his game to-night, or something to that : he | fetory to the visiters aa any others that are given im ‘Durned to the ground, at fix o'clock, yesterday morn- | to be tingged Stillman, Allen & Co., whore skill ia well known . at any time can get @ thousand from him if eaid that he did not object to my coming there, but tl th levilles and comie pai ing A wemorial for a new pier at the foot of 294 street, p., whore ekill ie wel . i want tt. | Bie Colton objected, ona he was the menepes chan gymnastic performances, comic singing and Vierant Kererns,—The room, in the City Hall, for. | WSs sppropriately referred Tre Cree ov Sarwnpar, at Nonwour (Va) anv Vie | | Q.—Does Mr. Platt carry on gambling as @ part of | jt was in reply to what was sald by Mr Herne that 1 | “aecing. can be witnessed every afternoon and eve erly occupied by the Superior Court, was found open | report of the Board of Arsistant Aldermen non- | cieyiy—jarai Resvtte-For @ short time during Sa- | hie business? made that remark ning Added to this great attraction, the audience can Sn Wedneeday night by policeman Duncan, between | Concurring in the resolution of the Board of ~ | turday morning, the wind blew a heavy gale,in guste of | A.—No, sir. Mr. Graham objected to this anawer bedng received, on | %¢¢ the great curiosities, which can be found in thow- aeven ‘and twelve o'cloek; three candies, which were ae ple = ape beet hs nag 4 extraordi nery violence, from 8. ¥, Sastiying an aj Q- Rave you never Teestved from him money, on | the grovrd that it was irreapo 'd inesmpetent Sor room of this spacious and beautifal ea ¥ Fi he sockets of | fav et Pd detrrgptrint hension of disastrous consequences. As yet, we have | secount of money won in ouse ? How much money bi nt. fee sate been consumed to tl ¢ sum Of $8,223 and interest, for service as counsul | pened of no marine dieasters ; but wi ‘ae grieved to fe. mo pty E — im , within the A.—No, elt. aa rend, and led to considerable discus. | ear that the two windmills of Wm. ©. Moore, on the Q — Within what time did you receive from Mr. Flo- | 4 -- Not one dollar. ‘dof | genside of Princer# Anne county, were both blown do rence the fifty or sixty dollars mentioned ? during the gale—himeelf, and Alfred Moore, (his fon) | A.— Within the four years inst past. being in one at the tim: oung man of the mame Q—Do you not make it « practice to carry loaded court. of Pallet in the other— by in yn Mr. M, was | dice? the case had siteady cost $13,000, | orushed to death, and the two young men dangerously | A.—No, sir. on was 80 oh it, an to be intolerable. 0: Bigaert trbeeek more to have it | injured. Mr P.. by some unaccountable means, had Q —Have you never won money or wine, or both, by Crncus, Astor Prace —The equestrian aad other per- formances given at the am: heatre,in Kighth street, 'y persons have you fought with, within | are very interesting and attractive. re Socrety Livaany.— Signor Blits, the and licked every one, too. and venteiloquist, gives an afternoon sil enane oe yyon bow mag Gurwenaal" have you | formance oe, day. Blits is very clever, and hie ria my ie, ira ae training of canary birds te very surprising. Ins, broug! t Pioe’by omicer Mebonald, Caution re Famers 7 his throat bedly cut. Mr. M., senior, was about 76 | throwing loaded dice ? ioiry, it was found thet Board decided upon adhering te it* | years cf age, and.» most estimable man, We hear little Justice Mountfort advised the witness, that the Movements of Individuals, = threo time in one month, in different families in tending the papers back again to | Yorn relating of the effeote of CT -¥ in the oe It sneer to this Ce tend to criminate him.) ar pistol durisg the fon Tone yeast i in New Otleene cl the Tah — tne teenth ward. The remedy is a special agree ts. the steeple of the ‘A.—I decline to answer ‘answering that juestion, , wae om the 18th inst, the Board of Assistants. id ite r ite to the lofty question, gnent In writing by the week. The question of the railsoad tn Stxth, avenue wae Low Degtich chareh, the etelictding arco” eitah it | @-have pen ener tema any y that didmot | Oost A Sarton ix mis Evement.—Adam mag fy =] have it ded with d twirled in the sir like mn leaves. Fortunately, | belong to you, without the the owner? fell into the doek, on Wednesday evening, Ot the foot | yee to have it proce especially 8 | the boards found their way to the gréund without it street. drowning 5 tgh oD pp Hon. Wm. R. King, of Alabama, has been detained lash coo Be Panpeen, previews to Monasy ‘augue | {rom hie seat in the A.—No, eit. when you wae under arrest ? seared , 7 jontgomery several members had gone away —and Alderman James | going any serious mischief, One of them, we learn. lit | Q— Was you not dise from on the \ to his home, Bretioer bares “Ns Senet Kt postponed, though be han’ majociy present. Tie | on Be.olthe front porebes of Mrs. Breshwood's beard. | afternoon you made this complalat, on ving bonds tm ‘ tve weeks; I dot reeclioot amaeiye, 1 and Brvbedty ali, MoClintook is om trial at Stobite, for the mare Feactunen Anm.—Henry Murray, ton years ef age, | wanted nothing but fair play. : pg house, throug! oof knoe! . 0 Gcan pou mane toe oot oe ‘ ‘ Uving at 27 Hamilton steost, was yesterday descending | “'Yne Hoard then adjourned to Wednesday next. bal from ie irom railing below. Norfolk Herald, 26:h. | * A-— Xe, sit, Thomas Holland