The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1850, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Naval Refurm Meeting. A Confidence Gan in the Custom House— ‘The opponents of the barbarous practice of flogging Cheating Uncle Sam—Flight of tne Ac- a the navy, met in the Tabernacle last evening. for the purpose of adopting measures towards abolishing Police with the Judges— Commissioner Arresi Fugiti moved that io co} t Do Sra der @ cold, Judge ; | Juror: Judge Duer laborts takethechair The motion being seconded, his Hoaor i i at ‘the; that system. The meeting was rather large. of Uncle Sam in the Custom House, without mentioning | 8°ed as President, caeigeat mage Mr. Freeman Hunt was appointed cbairman, and | the name of the delinquent. We were then in posses- | Aine? sumrier once aud Sedge Weodtud af the — igen og other gentiemen vice-chairmen and secretaries, | sion of the name. as well as the facts, but we did not | Common Pleas. There were fifteen Su; ), ia- | arrives from M. te ke & cat om The proceedings were commenced by prayer, the | think proper to publish it. Since then, « very incorrect ppb ly ad ‘and Reoorder, present. Mr. Book- and exse, a . Mr, Thompson officiating. version has been given of the affair, and forgery of five | Ths Supervisor of yhe Twelfth ward submitted thet [eo Mr. Wateon G. Haynes was the first speaker. He | names is attributed te the accused. There has been She. meeting vee net Bo) m4 sonahneiee in acoord- 4 Me. Pentland, id, the meeting was much larger and more res- | no forgery at all, and the statement is merely a cover brary a whic! ji the attendance sed to ap the Supervisors, the Jud, ‘the Superior Court,” | Lothrop okitfal ‘such effect , im consequence of | for the blundering of the officials of the Custom House, | and “the wettbe Couttet Dempan Pleas.” They | Arrest em ra ory See o pherinnree with since bis arri- | who were bamboozled with their eyes open. Pierre bal atioare Se cod Ge heen et a Oke poret ls S If, after Te apprars— ‘ork; but he ought to have expected | Courtensy Talman has been for some years Custom | 0P® judges, and as Jos moe about to it were, from the bottom of the cirous, people of this great city deeply sym, House clerk of Messrs. F. Cottenet & Co., French import- | Fitee s1¢ Rot how present, he would movethe adjourn- | sbsoond mo tor Boat Te aannim the dxame cssumen ite legt:imate rel We don’t know how this movement on the ore mansgement will succeed hereafter—at po houses whieh are attracted are immense; we ve seen the Bowery and other theatres po gh | filled, equally attractive, and equally remunerative, without any quadrapeds aiding or abettiog. Baoanway THeatae.—If there be reons in city candid enough to admit their ova follies — where is the community witheut its “ extremes” —we would recommend them to visit the Broadway [ and witness the performance of the new comedy, on foot for the | ing merchants, 48 Broad street. It seems he had | Judge Down sald that as he was laborin under @ so- | under mae tye mae $ =e ined the confidence of the firm, as well as the conf- | vere ‘cold.be would not be able to express hitneclf asfally requiring commanders of vessels to show | denee of the Custom House officers. Oo Friday one of pk Five jon Saat poenbe te Saeborieies bathe ues. on at a ro the clerks in the Naval Office, in locking over the 4 could nd pone; they should, there. ‘on “Sundey.. Both of ‘these articles, he said, | Peers Telating to the goods of Messrs, Cottenet, found ells chistch oes evupsesa ottos |. wal es Sy He never knew a commander to | that the entries had not been checked by the Cashier’ | clergymen eleven lay members, and it was de- | however, et dat ae thd mee sae ane EBs, chaplain | in the corner, as always te, or at least ought to bodone, | cided im Pennsylvania that the jority of each sleas iged a9 well as the rallor ‘fle relerred to Article | When the duties are paid. The goods were gone, and | *hould be present to act; that is, thet there should be . least two clergymen and six laymen present. He | drove, tal i the 7 to show that no instrament of punishment but the | the duties appeared not to be paid. Yet there was the inwilling personally to emgage 1a @ proceed eked bis horses aud wagon on the steamboat for New | hearing denied, with costs. peer ache ge desea beet Remmi tone eae alia nine tails aball be nod om hoard ational | order of Mr. King, the Deputy Cellestor—not a forgery. be believed would lead to's subject of discuselos | York; but eu lightning travels: much ahead | “Jones Latey ‘end Jocepa’ Pains vs. Henry Z. Dres.— | ¢,cnemn@oventn@ wikl.nah be splespant. Phe mistanen Jot, the colt 1s used in direct violation of law. | but the genuine .. He proceeded to the books, | in our courts of law upon the legality of the decisions arrived Motion for new trial dented. Febemes; the woman hater aud determiac! bachelor erachanste"cocnnced oi | ted ae haere he ee pegantd, | ac Some a uaner te | TaN eae RE AE Nee asa Mensa The pai ae:| be eminent a > a lent Mu we oy " mercy cf others, be read @ statistical table of the | the solution of the affair. When ® merchant's olerk | Mayor contended for the legallty of the meeting, and | taken into cuntcdy. and oon before the Chief of fendant in New Jersey, aud bed wumoleat property Bs abt ietependents the Jave-siaieguate si see detained if the whole could be applied to | him to moderste hie passions; the shifcing a0@ toring F Of lashes inflicted by them on Loard of differ- | wants to get goods out of the C House, he first | said there were twenty Judges of the Court of Common who t it the requiniti peized to claim, it veesels within given periods, varying from 9 to | goes to he Entry Clerk, and gets his order; he then | Pleas precent— the havoc’ Raseetir and horities of Rexbery. The wegon und ee thar mene? the ‘ettechm 0 State, liticlan's weak wii ; end upwards, ine peried of three moaths. If the | foes to the Permit or Order Clerk, who slgns @ | being by law judges of that court. were also taken oare of. Is for the benefit ofall the creditors, who are ellowea te | Boycian.s Mask points wii be laid bare: the coe People of ihe United States kuvw the cruelty tafioted | Permit; this is brought to the Cashier, who receives | "Alderman Moncaw sald that the Judges had beon in- | "Charge of Forgery -Oflcers O'Keafl and Evans az. | come in'and prove taut Seven and Teesive's rateable | Seigte® fog, 7iolcalous digoity of the unbending fop im . a eo ey would not allow the navy to exist, | the smount of duties, and exters his tials, or edn @id not choose to coma, the | rested, erdey, & German grocer, by the ¢ of sbere of the proceeds of the property attached, Held, we ey associate with many of the officers. | some peculier mark, in the ner, by which the | Legislature n intended that two judges should have | Henry ponine, doing business at No. 32 Oak af Ong that the proceedings in New Jersey cannot be pleaded the records which he read, he arked, could there Deputy Collector knows, when he gets it, that the | the power to defeat the act. warrant issued by Justice Lothrop, wherein he stands ——- oat a the abuse of tne power of inflicting | duties are paid ; lactiy, the Deputy Collector signs Judge Woonnvrr confessed that, at first, his vie: ebarged with feepery. under the Filoving circua- laintiff in this State. Judgment ae om seamen, ba Pe ra be aly Cine f the final order for delivery. ow, in the preseot | were im accordance with those of the Mayor, but starces:— A Dr. Jobn Washington, of No 1¢4 Broadway, for the plaintiff, on the demurrer. hee sg oy ~ it. thon, sre | instance, Mr. Talman came to the Custom House with | sequent reficction cbanged bis opinions. He belie bad beep attending the f of Pohike for some time, Wiliam Wail and others vs. Ouver Charlick and others. Ao itutes ,, 7 ee ae weare to abolish 16? | his eptry sheets, got them signed by the Entry Clerk | that it would be unsate for them to proceed. If judges | onda Dili for services was due, amounting to $48. It | —‘The defendant Chaslick agreed to use his imduence and widows will learn how they can teutelise” the lords “4 pn game Seok weiss Ouliingeood, he | and Permit Oftcer, but took good care not to go to the | of the court fail to attend, the act left them no power | seems that previously $10 bad beem paid on account, with the Common Counoil, to obtain for the plat ® | of creation,” and be beloved. Che comedy of “ Ex- Salon bon iy 4h eet pe oa ag d | cashier, Overlvaping him, he went to the Deputy Col- | to proceed witbout them; it was a failure of the act, | leaving that amount due on the 25th of January. 1449. lease of the Peck slip and (rand street ferries to Wil- tremes” baving bad such decided sucvess, =f nesd not Fy Baad 3 10 x, iW o- aglow lector. The deputy coliector, putting confidence in | which the Legislature only could remedy, With re-| A kind of ote was made. setting forth that iiamsburgh, and in case of his success was to receive | further criticize the plot It in sparklingand deligatt ve Aare tr a rcs te a a every | bm, said—“ The duties are paid!’ * Ob, dear. yes,” | epeot to an observation made by the Mayor, he would | after this day’s settioment. was due forty-erght dollars, the sum of $2000. He accordingly petitioned the | fuji to overflowing with cutting sarcasm and of the strik~ papas foc pany rap ea - opinion, that if | reptied the confidence man. Ibe deputy was ratistied, | say that there {is an express provision in the Code of | excluding of James Thomas for icine. To this Common Counoll in his own name, together with the ing peculiarities aud folites of the human race. Che casr, ea tf cores 7 be we e sigued the order. This order was all that the Bond | °47, which tates that the three Judges of the Court of | note or ehanvieeeeas Pohike signed bie name, aud plaintiffs, holding himself out as one of the parties in- | as given here. couid not be surpansed ac euy theatre in ‘There is iene. xd Clerk thought necessary to sorutiaize before deliveria, Common Pleas are exclusively the judges of that | it wae witnessed by the dootor’s clerk {hv doctor terested, and ~btained @ lease as prayed for, to himself thin great country,” as we have the most accomplished seme : an ~ ae supposed to exist | che goods These papers are ail kept in the ne court. finding, on calling many times, thet Poblke was not sand the plaintiffs, which he duly signed and sealed; | arcists in euch particular lin: haracter irwat care tc Son: or offivers 7 ey office, and on jovking over them the cheat wae found Alderman Fraxxtin moved the adoption of his reso- | dispored to pay, commenced suit against bim; aud having. all the while, no interest io the matter, except | has been bestowed Upon the “getting up” of the piece; cS 4 mauder cure \ wive | out. Had ebeeks been forged, as it is pseteaded | luticn for the diemisral of Mr. Walker from the office | yesterday, in conenauente Second Pobike calied on the his contingent fee, and being indemnitied by the plain- | the scenery is magniticent, and there 18 iuvartebly ea Se cee eee oer ee ere cee 8 | tees were, of Commissioner of Jurors Goctor and sak bow much he owsd him. The tifftegainst all responsibility om hie coveounte Held | eneuilent cin om een wien ta highly o: te fhe Oe ee Ces fy ny eed int Judge Mason (as Chat doctor. in order to tell him, Drought forth the promis- that the agreement was void, both as Deing a fraud on | mansyement decerves mush oredit. not only for pro mimodore Stewart end Co: the question, and said th e Judges | sory note signed Pobike. mote Pohlke took the Common Council and as being inconsistent with | quci €n sduirebdle entertainment, but one whieh, and $9,000 of hie lore Stoeston, who are sailors from their youth it w tow wer 1 . It Common Pieas not being present, the meeting | trem the hands of doetor, and ran out of the store. public policy and sound morality, “extremes” at thls indduetice bas ‘buen uoseaetal ia some oases, re that in every ipstance the Messrs Cottenet Doh properiy, coustitdeeds Gnd thal alderass | Tue Sietie CaBealeee Ue Gam Blan, ok could wot eo |” sdndrew £1-Seges ont Joke Boot 02. Petrish Pagan— Sepectgae 6 Soci snd choad eaten halle seer votre tt pos yrcitet dng J, gave him cheeks for the amount of duty; but. it ap- Jin’s resolution could not be received. Pobike dodged down Maiden lane. and thus got away | Judgment for the plaintiff, on the demurrer. with itver- | aspiring to the approbation of his fellow countrymen eeems eoumens, © Sip b Oh sesanion De | pears, be put tl of the cheeks in his Surenvisox oy tHe Ninth Wanv wished to know | with the note. On the sceused being brought before ty Sethe defendant to amend om payment of the costs of | We have before epoken in termes of individasl praise of Te eet of ae eaicr oMeers: De meray madebia act | instiad cf paying the Uustom House. Such what they would do, in case the judges rufuse tocome? | the magistrate, he produced:the note raid to Dave been the hearin; the performers, yet we canuot bat repeat our igh-ap- , bray Satoin . nw aittee "Pees curing him | joose manner iv which busivess is do that depart. Mason—T egislature must interfere. carried off, but wi it any sigoature-the marks on = = Runyo Martin vs. Michael McCormick —A party | pyoval of Miss Alexiua Fisher; ber Mes Crosby is not “Yin — ane oe = ies. pteng ae ment Talmav abseonded on id has pot Judge Paine confessed that he did expect to have | the paper. evideutly showing erasure, were visible, | canpot reoover back money voluntarily paid, upon the | to be surpassed for its brilliaucy buoyancy neptia). cond the ay pod rity — es court | been heard of since. Yesterday afteraoon Mr. Cottenet | beard some member move that an appeal should be | avd alec s small portion of ink lines coutd be sevn, mistake, {ft be knew or had fall means of | was truly light hearted aud spiri her “wreathed i. The Fony Ava] bate soa montis went before Justice Lothrop, and swor afiidarit, | taken from the decision of the Uhair denoting that a name ef some Bind had been seratohrd Ze of the case. Amdaccording- | piles, such as play on Hebe's cheek,” have already - il Aone 7 compat oa hence to = ~ heed stating he bad given him a check for $4 200, to pay the Alderman Franxcin then called for the ayes and | out; and Pobike is ith scratching oif hisown » when the pi paid a large sum of money to | charmed ten thousand bearts; and ber chaste style aud 4 afterwards, when the promotion of thet | guties, «nu the xith of January, and chargtog him with | noes upon hie resolution rigvature from the paper and thus destroying an evi- Ds der to get back his house and lot, | pure grace give, not merely satistaction, but bring the a was submitted to the Sepate, it was ratified | ¢mbezuling that sum. warraut bas been issued for Judge Mason would remark, that if the decision of | dence of debt, which by statute law isa torgery The | which had been purchased by thi torm' : : 5 , yy the latter at esale for ‘tbat he nt 4 moa ro PE emery a pes Stockton’s | bis arrest, and telegraphic despatcbes have been sent | the Chair is overruled, it would not legalize the con- | accused wae held to bail to answer theoharge a! court, | taxer —heid that he cculd not recover back ti oy smid tbe mort vivid Teoalleetion of oy pe nee aces ne ereond of 9 @ Pacitio squadron, was | after him iv all directions, The District Attor struction of the meet Arrest a Burgiar.—A burglar. called Samuel £0 paid. on the ground that the sele and the prooceed- | |, ening the house was well filled by « brilliant re le permitted no sae. and hed | applied yesterday to Alexander Gardiner, Heq , U. 8. Judge Paine regretted that as Judges they should be | Morris, was arrested yesterday by ufficer Acker, of toe ings Fubsequent thereto were filegal and void - the one on board of any of ihe vesseis bis feet This | ¢, - caeianadl aaaeaatag- peusen Guicen hate? |. undesloner, jor @ warrant on the part of the Custom | broug! e hiousble mudienes. This is a+ it shoaid de. am bere on this subjeot; but, aa the Legislature | Thirteenth Ward, on charse of breaking into the | fucte shosiug the ilicgallty, being matters of pablie | retigate much credit on the discriminetion au ee gy oy ge ‘8 House, which was accordingly iseued. It is auppeeed bad imposed it as a duty, they were bound to attend, | premises of Mr Jobn Stratton, residing at Green Pulnt, record. which he might earily have ascertained. tf he | jng patronage of Americ “4 i said that born Commodore | he has gone to Boseon, to eail by the British mail | He contended that as at present constituted the moet- | on the 13th of December last, stealing therefrom one bad thought proper to make the enquiry Hivid, also, ne oS a Suen Stecktonmspire to be Presi- | steamer tort pgland. He is about 24 yearsofeze Mr. | ing could go on with the proceedings. He did not ap. | ingrain carpet, two hearth table covers and 4 that he could mot recover, en the grouad of eacire fail- ie Ahem tates, And. therefore, Maxwell, Ube Colivctor, has commeaced a suit against | prebend that it was the intention of the Legislature | property, velued in all at $36. The rogue was coh- | use of covrideration, the disoharge of ‘he property ~ the use of the lash. W. Merers, Cottenet & Co. for the amouut of the duties; | that the Judges of the Common Pleas could, by staying | veyed back for trial. from the epparent ipoumbrance which operated as a vel << igen aod he boped ail the | but itis very doubtrul if be will be able torecover what | away, exercise a greater power than the twenty-five or —Some bold burglars, on Monday night | close upon bis title being sufficient to support the oon- . soaaged ewe Would aspire to the sawe office. if | has been lost as much through the negligence of bis | twenty-eight members who have beeo convoked, and joe by breaking Open the frout door of | tract Judgment for the defendant. het need gle a ng depuries an the cirhonesty of the merohant’s clerk. | have assembled here. the jewelry store No. 91 West Btoadway,ecoupied by | Edmund Bridge and others vs. Perer Clark and others; a be tle kee eae iviseaid Mr. Talman wee the moneyed mau inapert- | Judge Camruvit expressed bis intention to vote for] Mre Vandevier The rogues carried off watches aud Edwund Bridge vs. Peter Ciark; Henry end Cathe bs — olfest | perehip weekly newspaper concern. and forked out the | sustaizing the Chairman in bis dvcision jewelry to the amount of near $300 | Megane.— Movien to stay proceedings in the two last abn hy American army by bis humaatty | sjnews of war, paying printers the highest wages, ‘The question was then put, whether the judgment of Anoiher.—Some burglars entered the bookstore No, | suits until the determination of the liret mentioned — par yp during the with Mexioo, b riters liberal terme for their articles. LHe g the Chair be rurtained, w! there appeared against | 16 Jobn street, and carried off several articles of value. | suit, granted upo: a er cant Maes meaner the Chairman's deciel Yavor of ituine | Arrest of Gamblers The police of the Fiest ward | ~ . to! had coufidevoe in his justice —Judges Duer, Campbell ‘oodraff voting in favor | arrested, on Monday night, Joba Dushs, Miles Crosby | rr we BB _ “ lecixion, and Judge Paine, the Mayor aad jer Bloombeld. on a charge of keeping @ | sage x “a oly reeman being among the dissentients. we at No. 30 Oid siip. The magistrate Mancu 4. JRE, au ev Mr. Beecher, eld them to answer the charge. | Weed.— Indeed. at a loss for uuiretion. For three at Deeo performed nigat, it has deeva over- 1% as usual, the hoase was who ceased not to director bas how to mauage a prog to change itf ora '. wily’? will De repeated to night, toge- ther with the new and sucoeseful plece catled ~ Leap eer,” Jas. E. Cuanrnav’s National Tuestae —The same attrac- tive Dill was enacts leet eventing, at the National, ae Common Pleas, udge Woodruff. nM. Laughlin 1 to reed tbe paper, am the go-sbead prosperity of eupported by the purse of Uncle Sam. while he, poor | maw, all this time, could not afford to pay his servants | my pocaset. The Tes mt on the preceding might; and it is moediess to say that for reforming the abuses in the Telegraph Matters. q og body, ang | Buekridge, who stood ch |. with others, in bei of the Third popularity ot « banfrwu, the fascination of Miss Dawes? ru Linn —We own, yesterday, | Le believed in his heart that it is pot properiy consti- | copoerned in the brutal outrage cow: the part of the plainti dencing, with other 0-ope causes that aight B book inferms us that darkoers is the habitation *y; that wherever recrecy is combined with | ® D¢W inrulater, invented by Professor Royal E. Houser beem engaged im the lawful busisess of efter night the doors are be: atan warty hour, aud i bioh he re ral a) the theatre te full almost to ruff cacton beture the our- pep me i tnat they vcoupy | talntisves. What oan be the eeuse of ths wondertal success of Mose? The character ty not of itself very pegs ea Pieters, rr pool Same, leave pois yh Mra benny Ley ean new d from 4 their u ; re eae ee cag pi phy designed fer bie Buffalo line, which is certainly a great “Judge acon Deving vacated the Chair. Recorder Yented, and Justice Bleakley ‘committed them all to x improvement on those now in ure. The oldone was | was on te presid: re prison to answer, ul ry cy By ore ey ated ya (rrdgbe hisecle; St Sv oct cubtimientl out ghamabth mar im the navy. Now. the American navy is The Screxvison or tHe Tweirt Wann thy as ex- Court of General Scesions. “aud Weet streets; that ov the d0tn of June last, the , Ie it bicody and thriiling, aur gowtle aud wooing. - atth this ditoum and aristocratic in its character. and | Placed on little pins on the top of the poles very difl- | ¥.7y"engthy renclution, embodying his 1S ive reality, the American republic is @ great | cult to festen, amd exposed not only to the weather ead | pietred on the first eveving of the mecti Before the Recorder and Aldermen Franklin and Pislotl aud opr of bis appremtions were engignd at | We 080 cineléete the mater Gud duive the probiee | Mr. Honace Gaeruey was called upon, ai Now Terec ep) | o @ common rajing there is no law t liable to be bruken by | Board, ard moved its adoption. Comklim hee stand lewfelly promecuting bis busiaess, waeq More to our ratisfaction, we ma dite tts susese pes post-enptains ‘ir Cceuley reforrea to ths ee | stmospherts Induenoes, but very lieh tod bose |. 1be Haconven (chairman) itiamewad hp.the Ou-| soanc o—Dick Ingratiinde—Robbing a Female the defendant, without suy just eaurs oF prow | tntitely to Chantrau hiueelf and his especial tii of the French under Napoleon, which be od beesem, ¥8 | pervisor of the Tweifth that the following “argument” | Friend.— William fill, smuiatto, was put upon bis trial asraulted the plaintiff, end with great force nud fio | ermey to Aystem om which it | throwing stones. &o. it is quite large aad heavy, with | be added—argument, | believe, is the proper term.— | charged with grand larceny, im stealing, on the 23d of lence seized him, shook bim, acd threw hia dowa | fouvdea Ich is dismetrical!y opposite to that | more than three times the insulating surface of the old (Laughter.) January, ® gold wateh, pencil case, aud other articles, wpon the grourd, and tore and damaged hi« clother, y (og and foo« y is based. Oar var: one. with a screw cnt on the inside, and of sufficient § Si rxxvison oy THE TweirtH—No, sir; amendment, | valued im ali at $83 50, the property of Anne Ward,e hat, and watch at defendant forced plaivtif sione — with the large audience a+ wril Rk: oa bow dre: wyrne of ite : Go tute the service as ofisers, there is | size to serew on the top of the pole; over the glass isa (Lavgbte colored woman ; whe, being calied to the stand,testified — the publ me of the police {ntroduction ‘The audiepees at the theatces .swa aot ity for the esilors to forward cast iron cap, entirely protectiog it from sturms and The v when the judges. pt ‘as follows: cannot cfiicer, 16 tire with this piece, but fo like it the more (hey #@ jsthet Sway to induce men to bebave fogs. and from being broken A wovel mode of There ‘appeared five in | say ‘sactly when the things were stol they were were it. © The Parson's Nose’! was the seoond pico tate japoleon Knew that opening to fostening the wire to the cap is introduce elve in the negative, and five declined out of Mrs. Proctor’s drawer; Mrs. Proctor Wood. baving se duced, and was also well received After Lnese ptwoms, jom was the only way of estad manent and sim Professor House Dboys in the face pers he merely was introduced the extravaganza of agio Hora,” that is the way in which cur h proves; a * of the city to which has been ined. He has no hoper in the pw: 'd git it changed, and it would be more conve- p dangeriag the duced. The ook him imtoourtody Che jury ment He "elook, avd, at the rh it. Thi | voting For the amendémrnt—Sou; isors M Sbaw, Cook and Baird. ath Ooleer, mania | Against it—Judge Paine, the Mayor, the Record bient. Supervieors Griffim, Ward, Chapmaa, Morgan, Bail, Court—Did you object to his taking the watch? lating the men. hereafter, one-haif of th ), thal Haws, Delomater, Frankiin and .onstia ‘W itmess—No, sab. t Judge oriere Uberlet on which voessioa « aoe given to the best reameu Declined voting—Judges Duer, Mason, C District Attorney—Why didn’t yout object? Was verdict. At #ocluck the jury avmouver: pleer eutitied Captain Charlotte,” wil be introdused, jastitution batf re publioa shipped this week. Pp Woedrufl, and Supervisors Kelly, of the Si there any intimacy existing m you? could pot agree. and that there war no likelihood ofan with other eatertaluments, ive vhe cations better pay av double the weight per of of the kighth. Witpess—Wi’ be boardea wid mein Ports & Th ¢ theceiore discharged Sebneis Qeuiies Tesnese 10 —The benefit of Sig ct Us 10D, aud there will be better divctplinw then there now bringing form with the lash By giving becier pay and opentng a areer Of ambition, the uavy will yet the best rabiors nis plew would also be & oor o officers, for they now very Well that under the present system, no sea- Oh Can ever become their equal, and oalt them bo | completed to New York as sou as possible 0G for abuse of power [1+ Bot lowg rince it was ‘The Moree line of tel ph from Portland, Ma the army could not be ruled wichout corporesl anithiwat ; but the revolutien im Fraace overtures | tia Be Wwhesting, © Maj Lemay ms ag eon be len in that ecuntry aud in cur army we see men | DOFE * ome efficient aod good scidiers iv a short tim ——e a ithcut the sppliance of such a barbarous punish. | SDished to vee searne ~ ent, An act of emancipation ougat to be passed | Ville. A jen ent sok or Che wary @@ well, se that oor sail ho Aight |! tion of the long yy + o battles of their country may _ portion will ry The statements made this « from what KYISOR OF Crd Evevents said thigdwas not a | mouth, and | kem on with him and stopped at bis her's in Philadelphia. polit Charles Knapp es. . complained that he | Ber Hert presented aac pure pert 5 * Crots-examined—) did mot live with Hill as his wife; en’ ered jute an agreement with the defendant to rent Qi Say | might exhibit the ps ous game of party to the aume- | | called bie mother by the ™m. on the seco floor,ia the house No 18 | rous spectators that this question bas drawn around | was an cid woman; he paid me $20 for @ week's b. etreet, at $7 per month, from the 2d April, them. It will be made poto:ious to tbe county that the | and washing; | lei him have « silver % Ports. 1849, for ome year; the’ on the let of August follewiar, Supervisors cap assemble there for the purpose ef ear- | mouth; | never made him any preseuts; | might bare while plalotiff was in legal porsession, wad bis reat duiy | Tying out political prejudices. > jiven him something before the sbip left Poremouth, paid, the defendant forord open the door of his tene 8 won or rue Trrnveesta Wann would ask if never took the watch off my neck and gave it to nim; «ment with #o axe and Goally ejected him therefrom a) wy thing egainet the Commirsioner of Jurors? | my business in Portamouth was washing aud ireving; | &:d also removed bis furaiture, Damages were laid at | It so, be would like to bave it stated, and he would never ned $200, Defendant denies the charge. and rays thet be | Vote against him. There must be something in the | any diffeulty with him about another wom: only tock possession of a pantry attached to pl cate, fur he had seen judges attend there for three days, ‘The defence introduced but one witness— lis ware becroom was notentttied « | with creat promptitude, and he was rure theremuat be | eclored man named Liston, by whom tha acousd at- defredent only alow #cme great necerelly reas henge, or they | tempted to prove that the cou tand be (iii) Pinintifl produced rece would pot be #o €il) ia ir attendance, at some pe lived Wogether a8 man end wife. The «toes, for’ bedroom. peotry and woodhow as iy teen ive, and wee heightened with beau al execution of Ste ol te successful efforts were ap- wb by the exqutelte asure tc add that 4, and thet the triamph of the artist brought times before the curtata to reeetve the | etined om bowrd of eur mm D — = | personal irconven exoept tint ti the defendant ry on bh Sa ee Me eestee Oe he nr Ropienepese eer | z The Surexvison ov tHe Evevenrn Wand use of eum piain- Owen.—This w Seventane hilea hho te with eel cal penne ed system on w 5 From the New Orleans Delta, Feb 23) ark Ubem why was this | om miestoner to be tei off trom Bimeelf an be sleays does, to the entire satisivotioa pope My The ‘y ited States Cireult, Court inet yesterday, | *a* St because be was s demoorat ! awge A the public, while Bighor Novelli, ae tne padré, a eee J MoKiniey aud MoCaleb present. (amodiately | tmenene? 40 the question, ould erdict Of guilty against the ually XC vecuted bis muste with precision aad eifect Cus Le: wtlgee yee se a tse opening of the court, Judge MeKinley stated | { eRe the n> Sit ore Seem ie ihe Count cxptenced aia to the State ure 88 nore of Signorina Tru was well sastaiued, thous’ the he and his brother hed differed on tne | *% o was @ gentiomss, 7 . jount plainti® Bo# fU0F- Bie seem+ato labor under some littie difficulty iu ta- questien 0d ts of the decision ia the Patter. | (f,tbe werd. He would go farther, and ada: bim ¥ of the defendant. and ding ber breath ia the mort judicious inter question. as to the force omit wen binding, | Jy competent for the ; but he believed there as pot worth more than bs ie he thinking that that judgment was binding, | were ctbers as comptent to fulfil the duties, As to to it was by others, aud 3 earops for the movement, Alderman Morgan raid 4. nd bis Le fp doctrines which had beew advauced ou the otber Court. woght themselves very lucky that several If they rao. hot tacked om the system. could uxlat the people epeak on the ‘udjrot, ie @ voles that canast be mi-taken. Let the ple act on the subject, sud we shall havee reform aavy - 8 republican navy, aod ot @ cat navy Nit Harans eabibite 6 cat's nine talle wad a colt, and shewed the manner ia which bob were ased on poard versels of war ‘Me. James Benonn sald, that from his boyhood he has SPECIAL those who wish to be present f the great opera season, will opportunity to to desig inces they will ocoupy. It will bIy be the most briiliaat audieooe ever sewm with: the Actor Place Opera Orena How ‘th the overture to” Fre Diawolo,”* 1908 oF THE Sixth Wann cated nethiog for Mr. | lumber dealer in the neighdurboud of pe more than for the person who may be proposed | At the tiae the cihoer fires saw the Jars, tuey bad defendants im making the assersmente to pucceed bim,; but he did not ish them to get them. | alight, but findrmg ib. | they puceut belng made in the comy tt which, if proved, might selves into trouble by making an appointment which light, and fied. Keed fuliowed, and caugut one of Vitiete the assersment, the collection ot the assess might involve the legality of the constructica of juries ‘and subequently arrested the other. im the ments will be stayed! until trial, Motion to s#t aside tp cares of im portance that may come before the evurte | morning, Mir. ( arpeuter. hidiog that Di» office had been injunetion denied It ft fe to be done, let it be dome legally. entered and that two coats bad vena sioleu, aud leara- George Bowman Aldermen Frankiin’s resolution being put, for | ing sl-o thet come burgiars bed been arrested, he re- tif baving bee so to the Navy, aud asvisted Mr. Thomes Oe tne motoaien of the ig |, 2ow . im fowoaicg the - | ‘the | the al of Mr. Weiker, there sppeared in favor of | paired to the station houre, where he found the p.i- gfe fn evides Dew,” = Wieheie od Phen mg Int thie the most course, | it tw@lve, There were none im the negative. Eleven, | roner In porsersiow of cost, beidentitied ex une granted Cor thie roy poopy te we eoatne’ | amongst whom were Judges Duer, Mason, Campbell, | of thove which had been 1m bis office the wight = Jehn Rod ~ eo Sedge "MeKiviey sso staied, that fendwuts | “it, > vegciution wes therefore declared carried We pulionen isdaes Sitaing muon ann ieteen tecbment qee V resoh war carried. ey er, the Jory found him guilty, sod the Coart leged, the Pattersom case was a made suidense |, SCFERViCOR oF Trix Sixt Wano moved that the meet. | renierced bim to the State prison for (uree years aud Motion for ra- Kg Nanny pal Janciog equities of the oth ‘Row adjours rime die. Ni ved by fourteen tofive. | two menthe. cal af petelovant pL = The fa eon er ~ pay pad Convictom ing entertainments. “hich he should exelude, leaving it, in wo essen: | EUS. aS vating. urdy was placed Jom die- ‘The very amuring farce of th» one, ®) x . nriog tt Aldermen Franxiim then that J. H, Robert | cond degree, in felomtously entering the apart. ne 4 Sates them ordered the clerk toenter upa [e"s be hereby spect Commissioner of Jurors | of Mr. Leon De Bonest, #4 Broadeay,on the — Henry Sherman and Wife ve, M. Burnham and others Z rf r Phak ya hy tay vad AY for the elty of New York. and therefrom @ goid waten, A Georer dieminring « with leave 4 —. Ctroult Judge The jution was put from the state, , and the Re- ve oar od ‘Yeats, aud other ar- corder declared that the ayes carried it. ail at over $100, Judge ten cxmmmennad Seeing 0 vert lone | A feseletion was then by 8 feor Mil- on the potato see tie ded mot eoolder the | HF and scoentes by, Aipenen a8 to the effect for jeave to amend dented. with ousts P Heer roan ee cass reciows one, end es bindlg on this | thatthe removal of Mr. Walker is noimpatation on his Surah An Wykog ve Pheodore Wykoff -Divocoe for court. it pope 4 He pa te obaracter or bis conduct, and that it was sot caused adultery granted the facts in proof of his 2 eee pete natpleg tonetecine ames Carried upani- aoa Of legitimacy, he bed thet it should be submite | “A igerman Kexir, of the Sixth ward, proposed that « been entered. Inrontasr Lawn Dret th and athers vs. ted vo a jury, a 6 question eminently pooper frie ten, | Semmittes be appclated to decide what the name of found that the place bad teen Pririe.— This cause originated oa the orymun’s Patent, © O to pass upom. Judge rey ta the | Pie body te. eaoghter ‘and the articles above enumersted had Which Nes tm this county, within the origional howods of be — wk cute meng, Coniing Seen, Oe ——, state, The Kxconven— many oeare of opinion that this | teen stolen. He heard nothing of his y for the Ven Remsseiner mancr, It involved the validity Mines hforwia, ‘witness : Wetatanbed treet ! eget or to of the Sixth which thane he pl oy ie the Sasortal wanes in perpe ys ‘shoul. ard, +e} *; the contrary, ‘The ayes have it. pamed Hem, 0 wrnally cstied © Quarter wn” white! iehea with more ooreeta “fe coclectartionl | Teterea to Alderman Kelly, the proposer. wneve come of bis pd Mance, agreementa that each time the tenant, or bis ba was oh to rem ipeam. Adjourned. was. This individesl chiled on Mr D. twice aferwards, astigne. bas cecasion to sell the land, he or th: y shal es be aunts, prove —— and was at length arrested om suspicion, Hessid he pay the laudiord one fowrth. or > ramento City and rivet, Mormon Freunde for the provamption thet Z iweonet more Cuted Sentes Diesetet Hourt. Epecehe be Rave the tel, ene tatinated thes wes PE ot OO re smatect the rename, and those hold ole will be desoribed by a leetarer. Sraeres Teste f relation we Merk .. | Meet Nertie, of the Chief's office, testified that he P| Cokes bim tm the land sotd. eball be splendid exhibition of Animate and |oash Deorangs vanes that he little deserved the en- | to and artested Mo! urdy, whom he ited to the Jord in the care of qv dere cf Creation ening pd : him by the evumsel, os | at ® public houre known as Head Quarters, the four ruceesstve eomvey ances of (be prem! abeve reome it has been highly ealogaived by | comiums pronounced re - couse bad been in Philadelphia about two weeks, bat Under the tenant, resuit ia the forfeiture o era of the ment di-Uingolsbed men im the country, pp a Rg Oy or, for counterfeiting dimes, Vor va ae tne at gr 7 Bok court ded on sail, "The prisoners i owe a L~4 Moree epee Brookiyn Cuy Lorelitgenee. Resumes Chapoery comes wee ‘of | charard op bal. The ned, and "tendo Kinets Cet + Judge Johason — The i / i re "y eh ep mm deere oe tone ‘ w at - the court, There po further ie commented on the testimony of Madame Callle- | ) 01 SUN tT court, the Uirand Jury were dlecharged the bridal attendants pumberad many beautstal repre, shew the tm bag aoe sentatives om ‘mjon— the blondes ~ the North pea P Drunetter of the South, | & 4 — The prisoner was indicted for cutting op thing“ went merry as s marriage ‘went to their home in Boston. he honey moon had . —— ae when a flere ap coe ration The foliowing wale cy we bare Judge pr ceeded to deliver a brief obarge The follow. jeg jurere were thee ompanasiied:—John Remsen, to the extate | feoeman Peter Wyck, Jr, Geo. W Bergen. Chariee oo alien | Sianton Be) W. De Lamater, Wim. Covert, Cortes =. was in cor flict with astoom | Aekerly, Neholas J. Sebenok Oslvia T Home, Geo L. which was pasted price to the adop- | Shaw, Jeremiah @ohenek, Wm Elsworth, Dante! fete, ra) constitution avd was for each of Warren Richmond, Corveling Berges, Joseph Tathilt, that betng #0, the estate of the Kroeber Kolght, Nathaniel ( Beers, John Jagger and ve holding wader him, stood di- Kdwe eRe were hord R26 each for now attendance was erguedat® se 'irend Jurors Theoourt then adjourned tii today . and one of big = #00 as found ate second the condition ebop to Urange sirest, ail that was recovered — ih fee Ip the tei raced to the possesion of thy accused The indictment charged burglary sed grand larceny; © sing ten wy oe years of ege, was | but as the outer coor of the outid' bed not been | Hom the feo d te three years’ imprisonment only—the usual owe A ype ed Dietrtet Aitoruey ony cia med & s00- och offekees beipg ten years, While ia the | Vietiow grand lnreeny. The jory, therstore, re © mide he had avtempted to effect his eecape, by making | tutned ® verdict of not guilty of burglary, bat guilty , verted of the condition The opere of Mt ope from Bis bedelotbes, of grad larceny. The Court santih” prisoner to the | former general term of the Supreme curt In thiadim | ab o’elook, F. M Seme vs. Charles Miller, Joshua Lincoln Robert | State prison for two years and sia onto trict, and war derided at the rrennt term of the comre, ‘Tue Boann or Rovcarion met at the City Hal, Brook Coins. erd Homy Brovn.— The prisoners wore Indicted secre nwa wie ta this slug, by the unanimous oylnion of the @ouRk¥® | yn, yesterday. This being the meting for the eine. ein " the som | te 4 numerous Spanish authorities he will of 1811 must be set aside. | If she cues for her of ofloers for the enruing year. the following were obi een... yroe &. ith. President, Alfred W. Sterees, Foopwowrh Prasive Ma | View President; Samuel I Holmes, Uity Sapsrintendeat, tot larceny tm breaking opem paotages of Fil od ary Domentic Maevet " fever of the tenant agetn : notes ow 4 the Hevre, from Havre. ‘They pleaded ‘There were 62 deaths in Bokcon, ne tee wook ending ditions in question —ihiwy Evening Journai, Woewd- guilty to the indlecment. The vaiue of the articles | ine sa twet. lepeapens Doce porate portion. ber notion was barred by the pr | Feclem was upwards of $3,000. The ore wets HD: Cirontt Coat, for the Kastare | aud Seenetar Sh Senenen totic | GeO Merde nance neste tenend eo one your'e tnpriconment, the extent of bere were 120 destise Ju Philadelphia for the week Letrlet of Loutslers, We ree thet in the cave of | a . thie tote Ssattew al Se ean ae the punishment under the ect of Congrors, hg the Be inet bilshe Bloomer ve. Vangbtatd Mette, the decres BA eo ay tae | was. it mae net valtd, because It waa m “et the Wane Bix [boarend ‘ceeh shad were shipped from Baill. been rendered te Ward wes purr Hage, becrure there hed bern a previous marriage; and, | F The Regents of the University have appropriated | weve, fer Fhiled aphte, cm the ist inet ermplaioant ¢ bill, aud that ao injnostion hae b. the ike inetiy, chat the defendants ie thie care were in god | $2280 vb to the various sond-mien lu the State, for the | NiaCattay. “ane murderer of Vir. and Mra Smith, ta 1¥hd jorbidding eed nj: ining ihe dtendauis trom (he | j, bere wae. fare. mpiaine. rc Base © ath PPT’ priation t a verther « cod worth planing machine. - po pp fy ed rts Wing come to thie efly 16, the Ural ena Domo la: Lea enE eM Me Voteber Inst, has veem arrested at By: TORT rin. Feb. 18 we — -—- etitete, $837 €9 | dramimar School, Lolambie Cotiege, Bepmeme Count oF tHe Usiten @rate 20.- No. A violent thunder storm passed ever Pittsbargh, Pa, | $477 15; Grermer Sobol Uaiversity of New York, | The ateambeats on the lakes have commenced thelt 65 Wm Wherler, appevant, rs, Chatlne Bennett's axe. | Pi" (hal 1° fern one | the ssh wit, Serersi batidings were blown down | P01 Fri Academy, $409 00; Rutger’ lnstitute, | UA r toutes bevweee lullalo aad Mileaunie, cutors etal The argument ot this ease Was Continued | | c scourdingiy, poste prostrated in every direstiva, | 164 06, ‘Tbe Hudson river, at Albany, i¢ agein closed by toe, | tur the appellees, wey wood Fie memories Was reeet