The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1851, Page 7

City Intelligence. Tue Late Caritas Conviction. —Resrite ron tHe Cox- orunep Man.—In the matter ofllepry Carnell the Swiss eondemned for the murder of old Rosseau, in Dey stecct, and sentenced to be executed on the 2d gf May, Mr. II. L. Clinton, his counsel, has obtained @ respite from the Governor until the 27th of June, in order that time may Le given for the argument on the motion for a new trial pending before the general term of the Supreme Court. MOVING TIME—THE LAWS RELATING TO CARTMEN Vesterday and Tuesday, carts were moving in all di rections, with furniture, und, no doubt, all this week the removals will he very numerous, The number who ‘move before the first of May, instead of on that eventful day. is duily increasing; first, because much of the bus- le of a hurried May day removal (which may be stormy, too) is avoided; and scconily, the removal of furniture costs less, But the majority cannot remove till the woful day, because the heuses they are about to oceu- py will not be vacant till then, But very many delight in the good old orthodox fashion, and would not remove, if they could, on any other day. The removal would Jose half its charms if it did not take place onthe day #acred to confusion, This week the removal of furni- ture will not cost balf as much as next, and, on May day, it will cost four times as much, uotwithstanding « very | stringent law to the contrary. ‘The following are ex- tracts froin the law passed May 14, 1839;— « Furuiture, household, and housing, every load, 93% on all cases where the distance exceeds half a mile, and docs not excced two miles, the cartman shall be en- titled to receive one-third more for every load of the = articles, for every additional half mile he shall cart wtf any cartman shall ask, demand, reevive. tal ko, OX act or extort any greater rate or rates. rp compensa in is expressed and limited in the pro- ' visions of this title, he shall forfeit aud pay the sum of five dollars for every such offence. | “No cartman shall neglect or refuse to cart, or employ his horse and cart or sled, in the tranrportation of any articles whatever, when required, unless he be then ac- | faally otherwise employed, or unless the distance he shall uired to go shall be more than four miles from the Gy at under a penalty of five dollars for every such 5. oavotwithstanding these very explicit provisions, almost every cartman asks, demands, receives, takes, or extorts a greater price ou M ds than specitied by law. and if a greater price ts not im. he will refuse to eart fu niture, in despite of the ae $5 for every such offen mas fuet of the person who employs a cariman, agreeing him. more than the regular price, does not exempt m the fine for receiving it, or entitle him to re- care such excess of price; whereas, if a cartman binds himself by contract to take less than the regular price he is bound by it. and cannot legally charge more, ‘The reason of this is that the cartman knows, or ought to know, what the price is, and acts with his ¢; While the cnployer is aseumed to be ignorant ot it; what he contracts for under such ignorance does not Bind him. It very rarely happens, however, that any person refuses to pay a cartman what he has actually avnen.—The weather yesterday was excesd- It felt very warm, owing to the sudden tran- from the storm of the previous week. | Tue Hanieroy Avenue Fenny.—Itis said that the boats On this ferry will run till If o'clock P.M. But that will not satisfy the public, and in point of utility is very little better than 10 o'clock. There ix scarcely any amuse. meant over in sufficient time to allow a person to return Brooklyn by a boatat 11 o'clock. Nothing short of 12 Srlock will be of any service. | “Dox, Brown? ay ax Avetion Stor—Si.x Hann- | KeAcMIEeS 4GA1x.—On Monday, John Warrell, from Utiea, Xx, Yond his way into the auction shop at the corner | Pearl and Pine streets, and # dozen of black sille handkerchiefs being put up he was among the bidders, and they were knocked down to him, ax he believed, for twelve thillings for the lot. He offered $2 in payment, | but it was. refused as being eastern money. He then | ve a $10 bill, when they fusked him for $8 more, al- | ng that bis bid was twelve shillings a-piecw for the handkerchiefs, and not twelve shillings for the entire dozen. Warrell opened his eyes and his mouth in amazement. and wanted his money back; but they would | ‘not give it to him, but finally cousented that he should take half a dozen’ instead of @ dozen, and pay $9 fer | them. To this he finally agreed. after being well frigh ened, and they made out the following bill for him:— Mr. Casn, To balf dozen hankerchiefs. . +++ $9 00 Received payment, R. Swonps, Warrell having related the story to some friends, they advised him to apply to the police. He went to the Chief's office, bringing the handkerchiefs with him, But there was no remedy for him, as he had compounded the matter by scoepting half a dozen of the handkerchiefs attwelve shillings each. ie lost about $4 50 by the | transacti the handkerchiefs were not worth more than six shillings «piece, being of very small size. No | doubt he t he wax doing the auction shop when | he expected to get a whole dozen for twelve shillings; but be wer done becutifully brown himself ‘Tur Booxs of re Mavon's Orrice Denixa rie Re- Gn or Maron Wooonvit.—Our reporter.in making | sone searches in the records of the Mayor's office, during: Seopereent week, discovered that in the regime of Mayor ull. fur twenty months, there were no entries made ja the books of the ety for the same revel for der Hicepses; and further.that these sums were pald to theMay- | or or bis clerk, and no credit given tothe city for them. as Sasalweye # dove before the mayorality of Mr. Woodhull, and bas been done ever since, ‘The sume paid for pow- belong to the city, just as much as jor any other licenses. ‘There was, also, der licenses earl, the moneys paid i a departure from the established practice, in recording | arrivals. No records whatever, have been kept of the { arrivals of passengers, It ix true that the clerk who happened by mere accident, and not in virtue of his | fice, to be actii acter for mor haga on ager gy Em gration, (for which he was paid a salary of $200.) re- corded is their books the arrivals of all ¢ ts, and | the ships in which they came; but the practice was to make an ii it register for the Mayor's office, for the sioners of Emigration can remove their books | ‘at any time, and thus ‘a blank would be left in the records | of the city In caves of adopted citizens voting. these | records are often found to be very importent. Even in the books of the Cominissioners of Emigration there were no records kept of the arrivals of coasting vessels. un- ees they happened to have emigrants on loard. All this | may lead to serious inconvenience at some future time, ba 4 nothing of leaving the books of the city imper- | Pontsnwest or 4 Cannicr Durer ror Mrscoxpver.— A few days ago, Mrs, Catharine Davis engaged carriage drive her from bad ener Alabama. from = Ro. jk, Ny at pier 4, North driver, Sonn Horton, cents the J, but on reaching the in Brookl; ery MMe fmally mi lbw’ to accept $1, which she pai Ehe made complaint subse,uently, to the dng of this | ¢ity, who a Horton to appear before him, His Howor could not take any cognizance of an act done in pes poanaet ihe offender under the clause Eee He fined him $10, and or- na th the $0 cents charged over and above rine ov rie Waren Pops Maines Lase.— Sabotae ie the teosting of the Croton pipe in 45 Maiden Lane, which the in of the Second ward po- lice soanaenin jag hy rege 8 night till the time it was stopped Dien, I, Silas, che seoupled the upper part, writes as hove —Permit usto correct an | error made in your paper and others, of yesterday, in re- to the Croton water running im our premises from ie front part of the | o'clock Sunday noon, and did not y Water running at that time. The damage is mot over $500 i Fravo m Passexoen Trcxers.—On Monday, Mr. Bards- Key appeared atthe Mayor's office to make complaint against Wm. 1 Kemper and» person named Smithers, for fraud. in reference to a passage to Ution. It appears that Mr. Bardsley agreed for a passage for six full crown fer £ito Utica. He the party $14 which is equal to £3. A ticket Was made out and hand- ed to him, which appeared all right on the face of it. but afterwards, on looking at the back of it he found the fol Jowing figures -—Amount paid, $14 52. Due. $9 68. The theket was addressed to William Mirchmuller, Troy, and war drawn up bya person named Smithers who also the pasrengers. The signature was that of “Wim. HL Kemper, Agent.” On seeing the entry upon the back of the ticket he applied at the office in Liberty street, | but could get no redres?, and his, by ¢ was already on | board the boat, The Mayor ive mons for the jes complained against, and on Tuesday morning y rettied with Bardsley and returned his money There frauds are of very frequent occurrence | Fine ry Froxr Srarer.—About two o'rlock yr ster- Tt was \tingnished, won three o'clock —yeaterdey ing, & fire broke out in the grocery «tore of George Butt, corner of Roosevelt and Batavia streets. Before the flames were extingwixhed, the damage was com riderable, Hovey Ronneny —The dwelling of samuel D, Woot B80 bills, day evening, No clue could be obtained to the robber Pours iw 4 Drixe State. —An unknown man was found ina dying state on Sunday, in front of No. 6 Pearl street. He was conveyed to the ( tis Hoepitel Man Daownen ofr tie Housrow Braver Frany—Con- vane Neorect or Troe balf-past eight o'elock on Monday ni walked off the ferry bridge at the foot of Hous BE. R, The gates were epon at the tine, as they and the ferry master was not there, A man passing, however, saw the negro fall in. and gave the alarun. and efforts were made to save him, butin vain, Inabout two hours after the hod found, Th tain of the Lith ward police reports that ciroumstal this kind fre- quently oecur at that ferry—tha Sunday night on emigrant walked off in the «ame at the same place, and from the same cause—that there is certainly great culpable neglect on the part of thoes having charge of the frp, and that there doos not appear to he anything about the ferry that can be used for the recovery of per- gons falling im at thie man-trap. The coroner was sent \ for, and an inquest being held, « verdict of accidental death was returned. Acewest to 4 Fenny Steismoar — Ag the ferry boat between the South wd and Atlantic street, was pm her half-past 12 o'clock trip from Brooklya tothe New Fork on Tuesday, a large schooner, ‘named the lon, wae eed her bows, and the pilot of the ferry Loat, calculating thet he could cro the hows of the rchooner by rhearing ® little to the starboard side, mis. ealculated, and the eebooner ran into the steamboat, aking a friehtful breach in her upper works, carrying | away nbout thirty feet of the ladies’ cabin, smashing tis reate for the same extent Into atoms, driving in also th» Biddle cow of coats, ond demolishing bad of (ho Durri | | cured so svon as the societ, | for her able | is another feature of attraction. | of the esteem in which he is held | company i rendered with great by | Wight, Washington Halt t+ ¢ Parsentation or 4 Gop Waren. ae eal dae go, & bandsome a ty sak sae eae Agee Mu deput, papa ee mtary “eee of ‘f aplime esteem, and knowledged services in the whig cause Mustary Parsavys.—The Erina iuurds, Minth Regt ment N. ¥. 8. Militia, paraded on Monday, and very fine appearance, ‘They the Herald oftce in the afternoon, and marched in excellent style. The Pacific Guards, Engine Co, No. 1, (of Paterson, N.J.,) Capt. King, also passed the Herald office, on their return from turget practice. ‘The tanget bore the marks of some very sharp shooting Mechanics’ Hose Uo, No, 2, of Brooklyn, on Monday re- ceived their new carriuge, & very handsome one, from the makers, They passed the Herald office in the after- ‘200n. accompanied by Gravger’s Brooklyn Brass Band. Muiuitany Excvasion.—The Bowtcs Fencibles, composed principally of the attaches of the Natioual Theatre. and under command of Capt. A. H. ag will make their third full uniform le on the 28th of next month, when they expect to number from seventy-five to eighty, rank and file; and in August next they contemplate viniting Quebec, Canada, by invitation of Her Majesty's Toth mens: of Highlanders. ‘The uniform of the Fone cibles it very neat und showy, and will not fail to tract attention on the route. friends, a3 @ com) Brooklyn City Intelligence. Broowtyn Onsenyarony—MeeriNG oF Tue AstRoNostt- cat Society. —At a ineeting of this society, held om | Thursday evening, the Council reported that the $20,- | 000, on the raisin; of which the subscriptions bad all heen conditioned. had been obtained, and the subserip- tions now amounted to $29,000. Considerable difficulty had been experienced in selecting a site, as it was desira- ble, according to the opinion of Professor Loomis, of the New York University, (which they had obtained.) to command an unobstructed view of the horizon fer ninety degrees, without. which, many important observations would be lost, ‘This consideration t tions as one ‘of prime importance. not be accomplished hy raising the observatory tower t» a sufficient height, except at the expense of another equally important advanias —the stability of the instrument whieh is most effectually attained near the surface of the ground, That it was essential that the instrument should be protected from tremors caused by rattling of carriages, railway trains, &e., and for this ob- Jeet it was most prudent to loca| servatory where such annoyance and local heat, x fi voided. tt was an exten- sive view of the and harbor, » committee had fixed upon a site which, in t opinion of all who had examined it, was unrivalled in the advantages whieh it presented, It was high ground, re commanded an unobstructed view of the horizon, and looked directly out upon the bay and ocean, In short, every. condition requited for the site of cn chservatory was answered was Iceated at Flatbush, about three iniles from the but the Council,had not yet secured this, as they felt thomvelves ‘at liberty to expend an, cunt of the funds fore site. The Cou y: ud nob fit of commerce as well as for cultivation of astro- nomical science. and the advancement of the highest in= terests of New York and its vicinity. ‘The following offt- cers were elected for the ensuing y President, Sami, Hanson Cox, D. D.; Vieo-Presidents, Edmund Blunt, Jchn Skillman, and Henry KE, Pierrepont ing Scere tray; Recording Jamin W. Hors, Joseph Riple Griffith, A. Dayenport,@. L, Sampson, er. Daniel Em- have been se- can go into operation. rer.—The lower part Columbia and Van ar Nwards Ja bury. The Premise Neisan of Degraw street, namely, betw | Brunt streets was ripped up about a fortnight ago, and | the paving stones thrown ia the footways, and the wh street rendered impassable, It remains in this way ever since, ard no attempt made to repair it. This is out- rageous. ee Theatrical and Musical. Bowrny Trxarkr.—The new and beautiful produc- tion, entitled the '* Count of Monte Cristo.” whieh bas been produced in the utmost splend y dresses and decor: The car ions, will of characters is ex) hi t; Mr. Eddy «ustains a that of Dangiars, Mr, Tilton, Mise ent actress, as in, as Maye All the other characters nt stock company. The carnival seone is very brilliant ; hundreds are seen promenading in splendid costumes; and enjoying the festivities; and a = ndid carps de ballet, hearted by Madam Chekini, go through various dances, ‘The whole affair ts splendid, and no doubt will ainply repay the proprietor for th) great expense and trouble he hus been at in presenting such a magnificent spectacle to his patrons. Broapway Turatee.—The fine weather has enabled numbers whe have kept back during the past inclement season, to visit the Broadway Theatre, in order to see the best and most magnificent spectacle ever presented in this country, grandeur and dazzling features of this spectacle, we should not’ be surprised if it drew crnwded houses fur n long period, The +e: ix portmps the most magnifi- cent, moxt gorgeous, and dazzling that has ever been reen; and the music is beautiful, and ith execution har- monious, The acting throughout is excellent; Mins An- dertom receives what she richly merits, the most enth siastic plaudits; Miss A. Gougenhed rsonation of th ing is greatly admired. The performance eommonces with the new piece entitled the = ner Taught,” Nimo’s Garpex.—This being positively the last week that the French, English. and American company of Equestrians will pear in this elty, thore who have not se yet coon them should by all means do so Their per- nees are excellent; the riding of Caroline Loyo is ont and her dancing horses are the best trained we. 3 ever beheld. A bill of great variety ix presented. Mr. Stone will exhibit his surprising feat« triani«m. He is the most daring rider in the world. “Mr MeCullum In short, all are first rate. Mr. Wallet takes his benefit on Friday night. A great bill is offered for the amusement of his friends. Benrox's Tuxatne.—This evening. Mr. J. Wallack Lester, who has #0 long been delighting the patro thin theatre by his «plemdid tale comedian, take his benefit. Indeed. it would be an irksome task to par- ticularize any one character in which this accomplished actor excelx—he is good in everything; aud if sterling merit deserves reward in an actor, we are persuaded Mr. Lester will have a pretty convincing proof this evening the, dramatic pub- autiful pieces are lic, The bill is very attractive—two | selected. The firet is a new comedietta, entitled a “ Morning's Call.” the characters by Mr, Loster and Mrs, | Russet. " ndid comedy of the “ School of Those who intend visiting Burton's to-night, should go early. Kationat, Toxaran.—Mr, Dibdin Pitt, the celebrated tregedian, is every oy drawing immense houses, by hiv inimitable acting. He appears, to-night, in the traigedy of the “Gamester,” and will be supported by a very powerful cast of characters, In selecting thie genti Mr, Purdy has added much to the high opinion al- entertained for his abilities in the managerial Mr. ©. D, Pitt's Beverley ix «aid to be a master- nd with Brandon as Stukely, and Lawson by Wat- ina, together with Mr«. I Grattan’s representation of Mrs. Beverley, a great treat may be expected to-night, But this ix not all ; although the above tragedy justly be considered a fine entertainment for yet Purdy offers another piece no less attractive, « auttied ihe © Rove of Sharon,” Brovenam's Lyere w.-—Another most extraordinary nov- completely successful last night at this popular place of armusem The plot is simply the determina- tion of a lady to appear upon the stage against the de- tire of her husband. She does appear at the Lyceum, Brougham perronates the irate husband. and by other means disenchants her from her histrioule spell. Th Vernon's = converration in the green-room, with Wi collections of the old Park Mr. after the legitimate, and Mr, Bre tracted Brron calle upon the drops. ' Altogether, this y "ecannot be described ; it must be wea, course it will be by all lovers of true fun. This evening itis done with the sple “Spirit of Air,” and the new plece, ber.” Cyniry's Mivsrness continue as attractive as ever An excellent programme is offered for this evening. con risting chiefly «f songs, choruses, dances, inetrumental pitces, burlesques, and witticlams Frutows’ —The singing of this cclebrated rmony instra, “Cool as a Cocum- STR mental performances re good, cellent. They appear every evening at 44 Broadway New Ontviey Senevanens —This talented company bad avery full house Inst evening, at the Stuyvesant Institute, and the performances were teecived with eo thuriastic approbation. They appear again this evening. Banses's Meaeow.—The great and popular comedy of | ewner was found fort Serious Family” has made a decided hit at the above named etablishment, notwithstanding the unpre- cedented run it had in several other theatres in the city. The cast is exerllent; Mr. C, W. Clarke sustaining bis original character of Charles Torrens; Mr. Hadaway per- forme the pert of Aminadab Sleek in a very «upert Manner; the blooming young widow, Mra, (Ormsby Delmaine. by that charming actress Mise C. Chnpma and Mire. Charles Torrens by Misa Sylvester. | Dill will be repeated this evening. For this afternoon two fine pleces are announced Bowsny Awpnitiestee. This evening is eet a the benefit of Messrs, [. Sweet and W. K. Derr, rt for he en- tertainment will be one of the most brilliant affairs of the season. All the talented member: troupe will apy os mong whom yh Sherwood, Jo omsin, Lav m, and T. rt 4 Mevarland, who perform some of the mowt dificult feats ever achieved in the arena A Gnas Comprisestany Bester will be iiven to the widow and orphan of Frank Germon, one of the original members of Dumbolton’s Tvoupe, by Pellow's minstrel, at their hell, on Saturday evening next \ The ALLRoMAstiws.—The concerts of these charming voralists are nightly attended by large and diseriminat- ing audiences, ‘There is xot a place in the city where an evening ean he more profitably spent, The songs of Mica Goodenow are alone worth three times the price of ad mission, Their twenty-second concert takes place thie evening. Pavoni oF Inei.ann.—Tho proprietor of this beat tifwl polating, Me J. BP. Nagle, tokes hia benefit thir eve- ning ’ Mr. N. deserves the greatest possible ered Jand, We pre witively ibe last ure of old 1 Thie is riect a pl ing house Pesonasa or tae Preonm wi highly reopeet- to wiumess cho above grand qud instruct able audience ive paintin We are not surprised at this, as from the | lid spectacle of the | the deveing is ex- | Nicht after ‘Tur Sreamenie Great Basrain.—This steam levia- than, now in the docks at Liverpool, completing the repaizs of the damage sustained by going ashore in Dun- drum Bay, will, in all probability, again make her sp- pearance in our harbor some time in September next. She has been lately purchased by Messrs. Gibbs, Bright & Co. of Liverpool, for $00,000, who intend fitting her with new serew mashinery, of (00 horse power. It is estimated that the expense, including the purchase money, will be inthe neighborhood of $260.000. She will be commanded by Capt. Mathews, the well-known captain of the Great Western and City of Glasgow steamships, whose position in the lutter vessel will be filled by Capt. Campbell, for many years chief officer of the steamship Kuropa. ‘The U. B. is expected to sail for New York onthe Lat of Sep- tember, For Evnore.—The R, M. steamship Africa, Capt, Rytie, left yesterday at noon, for Liverpool, Bhe took out $508,838 in epecie, and 175 passengers, Their names will be found under the proper head. Streamer Lavaverse.—We inadvertently stated, on that the Lafryette hed been purchased by the who own the Uity of Glasgow steamship, ‘It is not so; the Lafayette is the first vessel of an indepen- dext line, Tne Avsany Srramnoats.—The steamboat Alida has been purchased by James Bishop & Co., owners of the fast steamer Reindeer, The latter arrived at her wharf on Tuesday, at three o'clock, with sarge number of pas- eengers. Lavsct.—The schooner Charles A. Stetson (named after the Stetson. of the Astor House) was launched at New Maven on the 1ith inst., and is reported fone most beautifully constructed craft. We underst will leave here for the Bahamas, thence to py where she will be exhibited as a first class American schooner. Lacxenss.—The schooner Jane, of about 70 tons, was launched from the shipyard of Win. H. Crandall & Bon, on Tuesdsy morning last. She will hail from Westerly, and run regularly between Paweatuck and Providence, under command of Capt. Hall, At Belfast, 16th inst., by Carter, Stevenson & Co., a fine schooner of 140 tons, culled Judge Tenney, Cupt, Thomas D, Toothaker will connmand her, une or Exncnant Vessris av New Onceans.—The Th | New Orleans True Delta say’ federal authoritiew here have, within a few days past, seized the British ships Otillie. Captain Wm, Irwin; Blanche, Captain Thomas Duckite; and Essex, Captain Francis W. Walsh, which have subjected themselves to forfeiture, by bringing a greater number of passengers, by twenty cach, than the nets of in relation’ to emigrant ships allow. heen arrested, and are under as to answer a criminal prosecution, Parties in- tevelted ta diuingy panels hove deuaeroreh $e compromixa the matter, ay did the ship Virginia, within a few weeks, but the federal office nswer that they have discovered, since then, that their authority to compromise is doubt ful, and they will now enforce the law to its full extent.” Our Naval Correspondence. Berxos Aynes, February 28, 1851, nis and United States Ayres, and the U. The fol- ‘The United States ship St. Urig Bainbridge are lying at 8. frigate Congress at Montevideo—ali well. lowing is a list of the Officers attached to the | the broad pendant of Con Cceke, Exq., Commande ©. Willigucon, Win L, Blanton. Joshu Purser, John F, Steele; Surgeon, 8. Wilson Ki Assistant aries Lati- Harrivon; | Surgeon. John Ward; Pass Midshipme n, mcr and W. ©. West! Captain's Clerk. J.’ I, Midshipmen, A. W. W iy Boatswain, Job Curpente Ciicers of the U. Tntorh, Captain Gray, AA Holeomb.d. P Parker (fag) DMN. Fairfax; Purser, A. E. Watson: Acting Master, Fdward Simpson; Passed Assistant Surgeon, W. A Nel- son; Assistant Surgeon, G. H. Howell; Chaplain, Charles ® Stewart; Captain Marines, A. Taylor; 1 — os t Marire Geo. Holme Commat rs Mec a e« Fales; ‘ail Maker, Samuel Tatem. Kg D. Price, don, ED, Has ; Captain's Clerk, Stoneall ; : Midshipmen, Edward ¥. Gray, John E, Johnson, nge Smith; Gunner, ‘arpenter, J. G. ‘Thomas; Sail Maker, K Brig Bainbridge —John Manning soll ree ding; Lieutenant. Wmgl, M .C Bryant; Purser, John Johnson; 4g Mas ter. W. W. Bassets; Axsistant Surgeon, John Rudenstein; Parsed Midchipman, Thos. Rooney; Captain's ( Clerk, Manning; Midshipmen, Beverly Kennon, Jos. L, Breese, Officers of the Liew The steamer W. J. we, Captain Jessup, is at Monte- video, Police Intelligence. INE ALLEGED CHAKGE OF MURDER A@\INST *f FACK THE KAMBLER.” About a week ago, a young man of geuteel appearance, locking like anything else than a murderer, by the name of John Grossman, or wore commonly known as “Jack the Rambler,” was arrested by officer 8, J, Smith, on an allegcd charge of causing the death of Matthew Meite: by inflicting a stab in the abdomen, with a dirk knife while in an affray, at the Bowling seloon of Mr. Burns situated in Broadway, near Franklin «treet. It seem) that the disturbance and affray took place about tw o'clock on the morning of 4th November 1540, « the above named saloon, wherein Mallins received a wound in the abdomen, and aman by the name of Philip Elliot. shot in the arm by @ pistol-ball, — by Mr. he proprietor of the oxtab!ishi ma th death of Mullins, Coro Walters held an inquest - the Dedy. and the facts ax then appeared were fully investi. jury found @ verdict that Mullins came to wound inflicted by an individual ealied «duck the Rambler.” Search at the time was insti- tuted for the purpose of arresting John Grossman, who was represented to be the person alluded to as “Jack the Kembler”* However, at that time Grossman was not arrested. The matter passed on, and the whole rubject of the affray was laid before the Grand Jury. From the fact. presented before them on the merits, it appeared to the Jury that Burrs and Jack the Rambler’’ were acting in self-defence, and they rdingly dismissed the charge ich time a space has elapsed and now the whole matter has been brought up before Justice Osborn on a bearing. Bures has been ndmitted to ball, but Grossman, alias ~ Jack t Kambler?’ bas been detained in custody. awarting examination; and on Tuesday afternoon the ease was called up, and held in the side chamber at the poliee | court, at the Tombs, In the examination room, between | twenty and thirty persons were present, and the first witness «worn in the case was Mr, Conklin Titus, of No. 58 Leo on @ previous occasion, set forth that be was present and saw a young man, on the oeeasion of the te 4 i" a with « knife fo his hand, make & ullin ‘The witness was asked by Mr A. A. Philips, oo) for defence, whether he could identify the person now in the room present, | he alleges, «tabbed. or had the knife in the affray alluded to, The witness then examined the countenan- ces of all in the room, and deriared his otter inability to recognire the perron called “Jack the Rambler.” The withers further stated that at this long period, nearly two years having elapsed. he was wholly ineapable of identi- fying the person whom he saw with the knife atthe time Mullins wes stabbed. The witnes the otbers, ‘They were inst them. Hiner rly two years, ly revived, and ft y hij set of saloon in question, if city fathers; it w Alderman, he wey about the time cf the elect hod left just before the di . plane Vhilip “Eiliet, the man who was wounded in the arm on that ceeasion, was next © withers, who testi. | fied that he did not know © are war furt! sday morning. ms th war coutinucd before the magie further evidence could be produced by cation, which went t oman. as the individna! know Jack the Res. Der,” and that he was the person alluded to in the | effray. ‘The ense then mr mayist rate, on te- view of the whole testimos sed the charge, and | young Grooman was thereupon liberated from custody. | Charge of Stealing Tivigeright Dollers.—Oitteer Smith, Heventh ward, ar ed, Mondsy, « man by the | *Cofiia, ou a charge 0 pocket- . the property of we, Cof- sok conteining the money The accused wes detained of the Sixth . a woman by the name of Loranna Maybee gin Nor posteesion six rilk vitites, valned at $38, After her arrest, an tolen property, and the recused Tombs by Justice Lothrop, to ward pel was committed to the ane werthe charge virrest of Burglars.—The police arte on Sunday night, two men called James Kelly and James Robinson, whem the officers found secreted in a grotery store, «ita ated in near Fort street, having hy tently with’ th Ronrd of Supervisors, The Board of Supervixots met yesterday afternoon— Supervisor Haws in the chair eouard Hoffman petitioned for pay for forty-seven days’ serviers as criet of the Superior Court, im 1848, ‘The amount of warrant asked for ie $71 50, Referred to Committee on County OMters Gro. W. Norris's bila, fur expense of arresting end Uringing to the city Horatio Deforrest. $16 42. All comin) Burtie, 51M Cour » Were referred to Commit lution to inquire into the propriety of increasing the salary of the Istrict Attorney. Referred te Commit tee on Criminal Courts. Report of Committee on County OMees, in favor of ng bill of Wm. H, Riblet, for copying docket for Su- preme Court, $700. Adopted, Keport of the Committee on Criminal Courts and Police, ta favor of paging bills of ofeere Pibbard, Born- ham, and Whalen, $ t of Gemnitten on County Offices, in favor of | ill of Thomas Carney, eheriff, $1,149 98, from Iss ad sup clerks compensa tion for services performed on Sanday, Adopted. Keport of Committee on County Offices, in foror of i ying bill of Bloo wo Asylum, for support of Ann Board aljourned till Wedwesday nest, mith, $107 62, Adopted IBDO'S GARDEN evening, April 24, jar request, rite ; ber sir ich ¢ magn ¢ Dragon. Mr. Thos. rok he TRTON'S Fy STREET, REAR J eSt Gy Mall Bosse, Dress Circle, Orcs Let y circle, 2 the parties to th recover from the defer and Purguette, ts; T'rivate Boxes. ndants the amount for which the ‘and $5 nett of Mr. J. Wallack Les- sold, The detence is, that in point of fact guctioncer was us much the agent of the pluintif as of the defendants, and that they aro not liable either as of the twenty-seven cases of bard- ware, or as employers of the auctioncer. that ph ~ defendants had ex- in the conduct or Morte Rider, will appear, is prairie steed. Act of Cinderella, Mr, Thos, Somersault on a single horse.” d Lathrop. Mons. Be my In two of their Lo gey 4 Clansical Seenes of —Chi . A favorite Duet bj eines, oe seatahe with the comedy of M—lLord Avondale, Mr. Howa: i Tilake Mr. Ferment, Mg, Lester: F owners or cus! ‘The court ebu: cluded the plaintiif mneut of the aale, the de tee were not liable led verdict was directed by the court to be rendered ROUGHAM'S AMS LYCEUM, a BROADWAY. I NEAR B! Circle, 25 cents; “yg the *rivate Bones, $5.—Doors open } curtain rises at pad April 2. eh ITED STATES ar Burepe. positive ay 10th, at 12 o'clock M., from her No berth secured until paid foi pase through the Post Cal arind Bae alled accommodations FY perish w ‘it ly om Saturday, beeth at the fovt of F SHARC son; Pippo Dattedilly, Mr, 9 ohn Grundy, Mr, Dunn; Kuma, Mee Malving; Dau traletuin, Mrs. O. ine. Fox; Robin Fa ace or comfort, be ssceived on tard after Thursday eveuing, steamer ARCTIC will succved the ‘8’ HALL, NO. &2 BROADWAY, ABOVE Open every might dnring the we k uatil FI CHRISTY® further notice. The MINSTRELS, compri which that nia nye 4. ody At will be wey A Ny, = IOUS FAMILY, hag pen ‘evenin, ab Sleck,. Mf. been received wi y_ bighly Teepectanis ana fashionable sudienc Doors open at half-; dn Afverneva Concert will be next, April 26, for the accommodation o niles, commencing at J P.M. evening next, April 3, annual beneht of Lewis Stairs. E “Wormwood, Mr. F. M. Kent the Jiuseum, which, with its innumerable eapletteatead sp ind evening, from 7 A_M pt. Contract expressly for ym taken in their con yuetto and Circle ae, eon) 2 E AT FELLOWS’ MUSICAL No. 444 Broadway, between Howard and Grand during the week. Price of pa: from Ni $150; exclusive use of extra vine state £3. An experi: ip. No berth can ork, te Liverpool ‘$325 NEW YORK AMPHITUEATRE, pol BOWERY- Yin ie of Admins Ps _ The celobrat d ry nt end versatile corps under the directio t telented and ex Fe t ay evening, tho performance will co ade Entree. Miss Virginia Lev in a faverite Sherwood will appear as the Camanche Chief. traordiaary feats apon ' world renowned 5 weet will appens first Visit. to’ the Amphitheuers ive of BILLY BUTTON, NATIONALE.—/ Notice.—On ‘account of the in- on Saturday last, Me. Welch fa the moet livers! wenuen, eh abe Tequest of numerot ‘ie iven Friday night, the 25th, as an extea Benebt, om , i the last eplendid bill before ad~ test favor by the elite a1 . Their concerts consist nes, Witty Savings, Solos, Di and alata al Performance Wedneriay, Apri £ Burlesque Ital etts, Chor wes, Teaene, ae Vavater Leo and Wednesday, May 14," Wednesday, June 1 Wednesday, June Weds conclude with th ieeiayver ite Saturday, Septembct 13, 23, Ockober If, lay, October 25, jay, November jerday, November Beturday, December 20, and her three nixte * farewell engagement in New York. ¢ d will be represei ARD TO THE PU! ing themselves neotion of the origin Ballet Troupe, as the more, under the dir tice Will We given of their appearai TO THE MUSE diers Operatic Troup russes: Gir bwaioe 3m Oot "J. Buckley, R. Buckley, &6., caut ons friends, who have patronized their entertainments a ‘ripley Mall so liberally, w n viRsT FLOOR, NO. —A PARTY OF ALIAS, CALL+ G « Serenaders, are Saturday; December 27, Df DELINS Wo, 56 Walt street, N. ¥, BROWS SHiPLy & ¥ G. ROB: mar. every ever ction of J. 8. Sanford. ANKLIN MUSEU » Sole Ts Saloon performan: 8 every After- Entertainments commenee in the afters “attor the arnt of April next, the rate of freight by the above steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced, ing ute are wried and select, am Amusement in New m geno other pines rk, consisting of | Opera Troupe, numbering fifteen 6 time the most & troupe of Model Ar- and figure, and who aux, taken from the in now PEP in Bal y false, and is. the malicious attempt ot on jnmtias to deceive and mislead the public, a: tannance aud proprivtors of oarery ed against a epurious band assuming theit as the company, are now located permanently at she | Stuyvesant Institute, Br NO AMATEUR ACTORS—A VERY FAVORABLE OP. portunity now occurs to triomie Associa Theatre, Chambe stated the company perfortoers, Saing tie Inrgost and at th u the United States, ted for their beant tea number of beautiful tal neient and modern times; @ company of Arab through a variety of feats of strongth and MAIL STEAMSHIP are informed that under the new arrangement “of this't tists who are sel pany, steamers inspected and. appr: nd carrying the Unite by the Navy De tates mails, will @ a way, New Yurk, tablish a roapectable Hig. ected with Barto ri te, with seenery as required, gas, carpenters, aud prompe sab beenienea ce, tort Tease apectability, Apply at the box rble Statuary unequalle ty of interesting | together with av are now in th at each end of the re performances every Sfternoon and evening. For particulars ace Lills of each day. ¢ 7 avening daring the weeks Their nae pieces, will be cert to commence waa e locke um, Proprietor; H. Sanford, Assistant teat ship coke MBIA will ply between fen PARNUM'S MUSEUM, PUILADELPHIA—P. Tv. pr Manager. Gi ‘awaiting at thi pte wliday producti INERVA ROOMS, NO. 405 BROADWAY.—B} ordinary—NAGLE'S Grand Panorama of Ireland.— | y in New York for upwards of | the proprietor is compelled, by Dasteoes on this beautiful rival of the maila and j San Francisco. of propellers will be kept ep for the trang hd transient passengers between Pa | mown steam nsbip SAR All SANDS 'y is by P. Grain, Sen., and srerety attention hag | been paid to the production of the the amount of | S beantifel werk ot | the most cherished | 1" be prooeated rly bitte al Fareet, ‘are composed of the most comic devia Hpetite Drninae, ny, and po tm, will be kept F respectfully an- 4 0 ‘tion be- : Il Keep up the connection be the last might but take place sm ehin ee is hips CRESCENT CITY KER. RCH STREET THEATK. the above Theatre, for aoe of thin season will b — ROPOSALS TOR REN’ at the Apollo Rooms, be received on moetore inf ‘ay a ‘ee 7 ae OnTO,.. aa cry, Conductor, Mr, evening, April ew York forChapres om Theo, Kis “2 FALCON, will WHY 80 OFTEN UNHAPPY. 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