The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1851, Page 1

HE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 6810. MORNING EDITION---MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1861. AMUSEMENTS. — orelook,| Monday 0 Hon Pei Aaioriaieanoe's Moreton, ‘uff; Mr. Hamilton; arKing clude with the famous Irama of SAC P Sheppard, Misa Denn; Jonathan Wild, iti, Bane I "Thames Darrell. i ton: Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Broudiey; R ise ititerts TIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ate Ei 18g conta Orohestra, Teter, eat TA celook.” Monty arent icomamanoe with th trages 0 i . W. Taylor: Mise Crocker. Popular To conclude with the asutical deama m Cringle, Mr. J. it. Scott; Mat Mr. Brandon: Black Walter, Mr Ls Fav ‘anny Foxglove, Mrs. Drew, ENING OF CASTLE GARDEN WITH I ‘Opera, at Fifty cents. -“ ganas ARETZEK ANAGER AND C © SIGNORA A. BUSTO ANDSIGNOR BETTING, Moxpay Evenina, Juve 15, Will be performed the Opera of LUCIA DI LAMMER mUOR. ey Jack, Mr. G Signore, Boslo. ‘ignor Baratini “Performauses commence at 3 Ne Postponement on account of the woather. Opera every night, except Saturday and Sunday, Jp aewanios: HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABIVE . ery might daring’ the week until agro and well ki fhicie: Ad eens whose concerts in this ‘ciay, for s have been rv od with favor b; udione at half-past six, comme on Concert will be giver dation of 01 rday lps aad Suvealien ‘oom. LLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ NEW MUSI- ‘eal Hall, Ai Broadway, between Howard and Grand is justly cele orated and effisiant nced periormers. under tha sole | Fe s#troets; open every night. 1 Serpe of tulented and expe Anagement of ellows, whose concerts in thia city fur | t year, ween received with the greatost favor by ite and ‘ans fromall parts of the Uaion. Fellows’ Hall is one of the most spacious and best ven! auld ori ‘Admission. 25 conta ‘Jj concert to @ at 8 o'clo A every Weduendsy and Saturday, for ¢ dation of famili commencing it three o° BPPASEHN us MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUA Sol ristor —Admission—Soats iv Private Amuseme: New York, jt jopian Opera Troupe, numberiu; he largest and at the same time the mows States; a troupe of Model Ar is beouy and figure, and whe 1 tu od in the world far « ‘dare of interesting performanct ‘and evening. For partiovlars ace hil OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN Grand Instrument cert, 16 perfirmers, ‘Wednesda: Friday, commenoing at ha ad Kk. Te the weathers stormy, the soucert will take place Sie next day. REE con ER AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. BARNUM'S MUSEUM, CORNER oF geventa axD Chesnut streets, Phil cL gel ford, Mani using 1 Pr nly, supperted, bya all the talented arciv k company. During the wook: tha * Speed the Plough,” M that Glitters e utical drama of Ms Polland My P ides pleasing farces both aftern e Beetion of won owded into the e: pack ‘prise come halt original collections, maous one by Peale. These are all worthy of | nw together with the performance in the Lecture Room, for the low price of 25 cents. aOTKLS. FA ee OLLAMORE HOUSE, Broadway and Spring strect. Stedarnntllaeenh hse beck eoenily. ap ‘Stances peculiarly attractive, in every respect, to the public Gn general, as well as to the citizonsof New York, travellers, superna nt be Sra ers. The locality of thy bi an: Sountry. site; Susthens with Sele and vines of the ch ny oicest, kind. The with their determina tic to Cpa to ry the pu will dad all they ex- weet realized a Collamore House. MER 3: CoLtaoke, a } cot above plan, where apartmente ca ratio dots aes oP. M atyle. al A SpELAVAN: poate HO! an Ew Eceon. —THIS pan ry ewbs sag) ving ang alley as, billiard. room, b Fe ahys ace, alt of the uy ‘aatensive hotel; and, la ‘30 aay ouramer hotel in thi Bal times daily, by steamboat ‘giver, at moderate charge. The i ca tase for soome for tl Pi ve. EPTUNE House, xEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK— ©, Peck, tful summer reat- further particulars, 94 Broadway, corner fone open tor’ sam ore er ook & 3 Nu street. N DNGRERS MALL o for the reception of visiters. The proprietor, Yor the liberal patronage heretofore received, would ly solicit those intending to visit this popular the his house thoir THING—CAPi nn HNSURANCES, — wit of the ‘the petd annual premiums, without seourlty, pert ity, oF epee of the the paler, but by simple on, y be yey! A A~ y time to oF a al Polley, on.tts surren der soho saan poles enero tas of bonuses, waitondy declared, will be Phtet an report, 1861, whi f rates, and other information, on tol We oy ‘street, or at any cies, ederate ‘the age: on. LS gut, scour Galtined, Je, and worgy Betgors, B.D a? Wall street, for the of busi and other forcign risks wakeu a6 OS TRAN DER STARR: General Agent, and (Superintendent of the Tinlad Sater EXCURSION: RSTON ze Conny, 1 ACURSIONS TO THB FISHING BANKS — know eon steamer Buffalo, Capt. Smith, will 4 mencing Sunday, “Thrice Trictoe Norsk iver, as 7 ree t, Canal street at 7. Grand street, East river, at 44 -Gatharine street at Aq, Pee Noh, Noeth Fiver, a0. and ae ait, and refresh: monte ND PRILADRL PHT —! WPateselpe, di ited St wey, rome nnenrnnnnnnte ee ee, | ROADWAY THEATRE.—E. A. Biers preane FA aanamicepoiaa mi Mr +9 commence wi Oat OOvE RN LE: wr. W Davidge: Mrs. ». Corney, ‘Mrs. Isherwood. rio GARDEN.—SUMMER S| phys Seftor val wight Monte formance by the Ravel Treats’: ss in Gabriel Ravel, in his favorite charact Scotch Pas Seul, with the most astoaishin, dancer of the age, Mong: Blondia. Ml ine Capel, Mr. Paul Mrillant, and M onduy, June 16. Evolutions on RMAN‘S DREAM, an ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME street.—Dresa Circle and Parquet, 50 oot ier Hectic, | | im | ASON.—MAN AGE i Private k oa od 4 ertin, Ml Collet will alvo ap. Rope, the Circle, 25 cents; Orchestrs 1 Seats, Doors open at 734; to bugin at 8 o’cloa! phd. e1 the performances will commence with the draina of the LADIES BATTLE—Baron de Montrichard, Mr. Lyuno; Benry do Fi justave de Gugnon, th Miss Julia Bonaectt: ‘To conclude with the HOME BOOK | —Mr. Roseville, Mr. Brougham; Mr. Hautton | , Mr. Lynne; Mrs, Hautton r, Miss Mary Taylor; uyderzee, Miss K. Horn; 3. Gould, CARD.—BOWERY THEATRE —MR. TILTON RE- spectfully informs his friends and the pablic that his Benetit will tal ke place, at this Theatro. on Tuesday next, | June 17, be presented MACKETH — Macbeth (feat ti New York), Eddy; Maoduif, Mr. Tilton ; jady in Ne Macbeth Misa (Wem Also, the populur drama of Mt CHAEL ERLE- Erle, Mr. Tilton. ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. Proprietor and Manager; John Greon wo aut Manager.—Monday, June 16, first appears | tatlishment of the celebrated Leon Javell, se Tong aud te | vorably known in connection with the Ravel Pamily, as the onderful and daring Rope Dancer of the age, First Fauce, alec. of the well known and deservedly popular r Cline fternoon, commencing at 3o'clock, THE TI KEE C ‘ucKo0s" Fert yu ¥ ly M 4, Misa Flynn. | After which Mr. Parry 9 Fly’ TMaGNerisi lea Fieur, | Chapman. After which, ce: brated evolutions, new and startling achievements, daring | and extraordinary exploits, upon the Tight Repe b, Javelli and fers Cline. To cone with rt Dobwiee . BEDDED Duleim pes, the unmexven stheastions of onl ded, and will be exhibited enclosure on terms of fmaity’ and lasting friendship. 1 gular assemblage compris 4 birds, dog and Sqitrela cate and'rats, cirls ond tice, hawksraed doves oe | opposite natural dispositions, aad Adwission to the entire Museum 25 cents: clli appear every evenings this week nd Saturday afternoons. YMOND AND HERR DRIKSBACH'S MENAGERIE. This celebrated Menagerie—the t and best co cted in the known orld cmbradiag a every animal | kuown to natural history, and which has reoeived the ps tronsge and applause of hundreds of thousands of the most 0 intelligent poo} has just commenced a mo i visit the principal ef following order, viz R* and will | iwieh; 17th, Plymout jon; Wth, Bridgewater; 2h SALMS BY AUOFIORN, i AVSTION NOTICE,—BY H_N. BUSH, TaTS Day, | (Monday) at 104, o'cloe Sixteeath street, near Ave. | nue A., stuek of family grow fixtures, and heaseiold | furnittire. Also on Tuesday in ths suction rooms, large sale of dry govds, clothing and ee. merchsadise. 108. BELL, Auctioneer. NO. 1, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER Sale of magnificently set Di & ad Bae gol 4, d Chain, B c. | 6 & Co. will sell, by es at theiraales room, 12 Wall ye vn, on Monday, Juae 1éth, eet, wt IL o’cloek, a mag cent stock of costly set Diamonds, and other precious Stone: conristing of Diamond Crosses, set with brilliants of the fevt | Diamond Brooches, Bro contain. t bemuty ant size; neal Chains AUCTION Novice <W. L. SEIXAS, AUCTION Es R, will sell om Monday the 16th, at 10 o'clock, at the «tore 274 Bleecker street, evraer of Commorce, $20,000 con oe | fore, consisting of a rich in of Dry Goode, Visettes, bt id retail dry woods atk ttention of be suld without a zesenve anny uit the natok iy all sold out. TION NOTICE.——GROC ARIES. TOBACC dy, Wine, Tea, &¢.—O' tore 57 Dey atrect he | fine | i a Gates avonat Seema from Pul have been pall. “pe lot wl be id peparase: | this property have . The lots wi sold separate. iy, with liberal pri ‘80 a8 to accommodate all. Also, at sm . Mor re oe divided inte stantial ‘oard | rmer- | e- | ati tained upon ae: rome bad hua LA Boers. i Slaw, No. 100 Broadw + Pin thogeaphic maproan ‘ve had ot the. Suetioneee, Nor +) a Wall atreet. | warranted. Por- galt at 40 ends KE J. GOAR. RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A SMALL Carl. | ta » purchase & Daguerrean Gallory—tocated in s busi | boos pat gen Ressous tor selling, presyat. proprio: | ert. For farther partie inquire at | oa) | OR SALE OR TO LET—THOSE TWO Finst T CLASS ory houses on Thirty-second street, lt im the very best ms er, with oll the modere’ 4 ents, Inquire of Me. R. ¥. Carman, No. 1d Kast teenth street. OB SALE—ONE OF THE BRST PUBLIC HOUSES IN ootantiohed soveral years ire bee le | K 90, Birtecm ¥ ine ae house on the rear, 2) poe te | Inquire on the premises, Sl North First at, Wil | GUYEEN TURTLE Fo ¥ M. RODGERS & $95 a Market, afne ie of Groen Turtle, of ali RAT CORNER GROCERY, LIQUOR, AND FEED | vituated in th G" tee! fuinily. ‘The harbour, and is three minutes walk ean be had genttered, and There fe p large quantity of build are free from rock, and well situated in all respest proved immediately, the whe nt own remain Fage five years, at als per o AN DosR, Sof beodstoe hamhate o. PERSONS ABOUT alle ye wold chi her with bal FITTING UP Ti : oi seoee ee right awa: ete oting with the ab led with wash ro lighted: ino offices In enid haildings itd floors. 6.5.8, Thom! SUN st Courtian: way, com feet on Broadway, and conan on second and thy To. g fourth Moor of frome building, iw large room, wt in back butlding, with | ment of the United Stateg has had nothing to do- | gencer. | auction houses as a clerk at first, but has gradually | larly and pedantic—bas lived long enough at Wash- | industry for au income, he bas an eye to ousiness, | excitement ha arisen from a foolish misunderstaud- | Lawrence's letters, that Mr. Stansbury | with it every day, when I fall in with one of my | men one an honorable and the other a genoral, “tt | the gentlemen in question being from your city, RT—AT NO. 19 BEEKMAN STREBT, NEAR NaS. | glaoce ut the phizzes of our Our London Correspondence. Lonpon, May 30, 1851. The Exhibition—Messrs. Stansbury and Riddle, Commassioners of the National Institute—The Quarrel between them, with the Opinion of an Our New Orleans Correspondence. New Orveans, June 4, 1861. Excitement in the Custom House at New Orleans —Railroad Convention—The Presidential Ques tion, &e. Massachusetts. TRIAL OF THE REV. J. J. DONERTY, YOR THE SED TION OF MARY MONAGAN. tee the Springfield, (Mass,,) Republican, June 12.) ‘he trial of Rev. J.J. Doherty, for the seduction of lary Monegan, was commenced at 8; eld Inst week, Umpire on the Subject—An Anecdote, $c. For several days past great excitement has pre be the follow “yf a testimony was Ate i = te The Crystal Palace and its contents having been | vailed in’ our Custom House, owing to dificulties | ,.9" try bonne alin othe the daughter of the plain- formerly resided in Hart- ford; came to Sprit 1d in consequence of a letter | trom John Fitspetriok, statiog that Mr. Doherty wanted | to fo aaeaRs § patton to play on the organ and teach the | he bali whieh he wax ebout opening. i Tapplied to Rev Mr. Brady for n letter of recommend: | thon to Rev. Mr. Doherty, and om the 26th of Maret, lis Visited Springfield and entered imto an engagement with Mr, Doherty to play the organ md keep’ the schoot for h he agreed to pny me $25 for the first ste nronths, tea pay all my enpenses. was fiood Friday, I came to Springfield accompanied by my father. and went to reside with’ Mr. Doherty. My futher returned to Hartford the same evening. I re- mained at Mr. Doberty’s till the 5th of Angust; t school; then returned to’ Hartford; went from there already described, and the Amer can department having had justice done to it, I shall give youan insight, in this letter, into the controversy between | Mr. Charles F. Stansbury, of Washington, and Mr. Edward Riddle, of Boston, the agents of the Committee of the National Institute at Washing- ton—a private institution, with which the govern- existing between the collector, Mr. Freret, and the urveyor, Nr. Robert B. Stille, in relation to the retaining of certwin officers in their department: The war first grow out of Mr. Freret retaiaing as his deputy a Mr. Solomon, a pet of the previous collector, Samuel J. Peters, who was rejected by the Senate. The objeotion to Mr. Solomon was: that serious charges e:tisted against his reputation, and the merchants of our city made a movement to have him displaced. An investigation was held, the result of which, it was said, proved unsatisfactory, but no report of it was made by the Cellector; and, as I stated in a previous letter, the documents in the case were then sent to Washington, for the action of Secretary Corwin. The Surveyor was known to be opposed to Mr. Solomon, an this cre- ated a coolness between the Collector and Mr. Stille, which increased antil the parties quit speak. ing to each other. During this state of affairs, an order of retrench ment came on from the department to the Collector and Surveyor, ordering both of them to discharge one of their deputies. Great tribulation now pre vailed. Solomon was doomed to suffer, but he was congoled with the appointment of “Secretary to the Collector,” which, in fact, was the only position he was holding all the time; ana thus the Collector con- | sidered bis triumph over the Surveyor and his party | J state this to remind the reader that these gentle men are not officers under our government. Mr. Stansbury is the son of a gentleman, who forthirty | years hus been connected with the National Intelli- His son has held a minor office in one of | the departments at Washington, at a salary of | about one thousand dollars a year, and is corres- ponding-or recording secretary of the aforesaid National Institute. Mr. Riddle is a young aucé tioneer, of Boston, in which profession he has been educated from a boy. He was with one of the great with St. Peter's chureS, in Barely street. Under Whiat arrangenieat did you go to New York? Mr. Dolerty thought f wanted te go to school to be come better acquainted with grammar and grography, and said he Would'pay all »xpenses, Did he dose? He sent me $22. When did Le agree to pay all your expenses? before you left here? Yes. [A letter waithere produce’. and'aworm to be from de fendunt, and to Save containes the sum of $22. Will you state whether you visited SprSngfield in'the month of January ast. and if ». at what ime’ I cams here on the 8th. aad stopped at the Eugle tavern, On the %b I went to John Malden's. Did you have a child there? 1 tid—on the 11th, ¥ ho was ite fiat] Key, Joba J. Doherty: bout what time was that child Jegotten?” Oa the 9th or 29th of April Did the defendant have connectiom with you on either of Ohose days? Yes, sir: State the circumstances wader whtth he had ‘connec- ion with you. He aske¥me to go ict the front chams her to ee 2 cross which Leng over the mantelpiece. He attempted to take hold of uy’arm; i'told him to let it worked his way up, by perseverance and business talent, to a highly respectable position as an auc- tioneer, chiefly of horses and carriages. Perhaps no two men, on the same mission, could be more unlike than these two parties, in their mode of doing business. Mr. Stansbury is scho- ington to aspire to diplomacy even in trifles, and would figure as an agent of the government with | complete. But the ague feeling had ‘not entirely ame pronyig pe noe ie aaa ested ae ne : ¥ ut Le cross ° the highest pleasure, if he had an opportunity. | Subeided. ‘Ihe two Deputy Surveyors were Col. | Time and locked the loor; he then Nothing would suit his taste better than to under- tuke some such wor k, and as bis habics are literary and scientific, he would be pleased to make a volu- minous report of higmovemeats. Me. Kiddle is a pluin, go-ahead, practical man. He has bad a fair education, aud ‘probab y bus the usual contempt for lite cary men and their unfortunate propensity for writing, which is common to Boston merchants, as the world well knows. Brougut up to rely upoa It was—to- and inthe cirele of commercial mea would be es- teemed a good, smart fellow. Such is the estimate made of bun even now in Boston. Having given the key tothe two characters, I can bow proceed to correct, by stating all the facts the case, the errors which have been sent to @ United States respecting the difficulties be- tween these two parties, concerned in arranging the oods connected with the American part of the t.xhi- | Eicion, and it will be discovered taat there soould have been uo trouble between them. The whole ing, and if Me. Riddle’s friends have sent letters to- the United States, reflecting upoa the conduct of | My. Stansbury, it was a very improper course. I would say the same ou the other side of the case. | aur quite sure that the charges | have seven against Walton, a whig, and friend of the Collector; and | Gmgine tothe bed, and Laat downs he lated me up, eur, Dr. Rayburn, a democrat of the non- latecference | vied me into the bed-roon, oud put me on the bed, aad school, and friend of the Surveyor. Everybody | there bad intercourse with me, said, ‘*Of course, Dr. Rayburn Will not coin pro | Was that intercourse with your consent? mise his friend, and will, therefore, resign.” But | wards the lust a darker cloud was gathering over the Custom | Did you make resistance at frst? T did. House than any one ituagined; and to tho surprise | ,, Pid he have intercourse with you before you yielded ? and astonishment ofl} tGenext morning Col. Wal- | ee ns ton reeeived his walking papers. The war now | ,A%! ‘with you again ? Yeo, ols, in tworor thace days, raged fiercely, and, overleaping the bounds of the | ““hia you then make resistance? No sir } Custom House precincts, spread to thy ssreets How often did he have intercourse with you? Some- bar-rooms, where the hosts of the different pacties | times two or thzee times a weck, sometimes oftener, and arrayed themselves in a wider fieldforaction. Te | sometimes not so often. whispering which had-beew confined to the walls of | | When did you suspect you were in « family way? the Custom House, now became trumpet-toned — Abcut the Ist of July . deelamation. A violert whig, in support of tae | en ne, ee ee course of the Surveyor, im answer toa Freret man, | Ie he did. “He told me he bad me or would Mave x publicly declared, that #hen it camo to honesty, Did you sce Mr. Doherty while you was in New York ? integrity, and capacity, he knew no party disti | I did—twice; he invited me to the o whem L was tions of whig or democrat; and that had the decapi- | dressed 1 come down. und met Mr. D. at the door, with a tated Deputy Surveyor been as well known as he | segar in bis mouth; he said it wax not opera night but kuew him, the deputy would not have retained his | be would go the theatre; he did not come inte the | office two months. Thase were knock-down argu- | house; said he was uferid the folks kuew him; after the ments, and were not replied to. ‘This morning, the | theatre. he invited me into a saloon, and called for « pint news spread that a letter iad been received in this city, stu that the Secretary of the Treasury had | fully sustamed the course of Mr. Stille, the Sur- L refused, but partook of the oysters; he drank off the wine; after leaving the saloon, he requested me to wait | for him while be stepped into a segar store to ments to which I bave bad aceess Beng wholly uninterested in the mutter, aad ankuown to either party, my decision may be deemed that of a volun- teer umpire It & quite clear, from Mr. Croskey’s and Mr. was ad- vised by the cunsul at Southampton to ten to London, and that our minister ac London concurred in that advice. *The charge, therefore, that the | goods were neglected at Southampton, were the ebarge true, is accounted for. But no goods were ‘The delegates from. the parishes of Opelousas | "¢» He then expressed s desire to have me call upon him at his hotel the next morning I asked who { so See to the (ond Railroad Convention, | tout inquire for—if for the Rev. Mr. Deherty. He said to eld in this city t ont have been as- He wasn't going to be known as rend. £ sembling for two or three days, amt our stress | ieant tobuve seme fan, I then bade him = Good night once more wear the crowded appearance of winter. | I called the next morning et the American House, and | ‘The convertian will be organised at six o'clock, this | inquired for Mr. Doherty, The waiter invited mo w evening, a: Bycoum Hail. ‘Phe Hon. Maunsel | stairs into the parlor Mr D. had not then risen, and White will preside as President. Iwill give young | Waited unol be bad made his appearance: upon doing abstroot of the proceedings in my next” ‘Tie rad. | *bich, and exchanging the salutations of the morning, peep tincomiet gy se eine tnetaahint one State, | be invited me to breakfast with him. Having already n ‘large meeting was hold at’ Liberty, Miss, on the | beakfarted, Tdeclined st fet. but, being urged. accom- i to Ie called for some chicks | injured at Southampion. Documents tully show | 2th of May, in roference to building the New Or- ou tis Waker is poe, { Thceed to wie ood sale7ite that Mr. Sta bury, weting on the bert advice, left | leans and Jiokson Ruilrowd. Spirited resolutions | Doherty, didn't you keow this was Friday morning ? Southampton tor Loudon, atter having given. special instructions with respect to due care in unstapping the packages. All the goods shipped ia New York were delivered at Southampton, undevery package bas been accounted for. So much for the charges. The crim nations and recriminations bet #een these arties ure very ridicul ir. Stansbury atts I | eWore sin oath, and said he didy’t care, Said I, you are priest, aint you? He snapped his the waiter, and said be was a Oa! oysters lams and buckwheat cakes. called for a pint of mulled wine. He offered some to me, Wore passed, approving of the route by Baton Rouge, and siguifyiag the willingness of the citi- zens of the county to take stoek to the amount of ),000, if necessary. 15 is a singular fact that the | | piece of railroad.ovar laid in the United States | was laid in New Orleans—tl tohartraine Rail- | & papnedee: 4-1 have understood that | road-cand yet wo have heon far outstripped by every | Grek thet pigt, aod onirtel the walter te wutas, Mr. Kiddle’s wppoint- | other State that ee a track! The | another. and the New York Herald. ‘The Herald was pro- ment to Mr. Webster. He has declared that Me. | convention now.aseaubled in this city has brought | duced. but the wine was refused. He spread the Florald | Riddle has a carriuge—tho materiais of which cost | together a number of politicians and distinguished | over the table. the cups and saucers being underneath it, it is to be a present to Me. | wen, among whom are PGon. Poindexter, of Mis | and turning t> me, sald he-bed been tm ball elisy ev ‘bster at the close of the Exhfition. Th sissippi ; ex’ Senator Mouton, Hon. Isaac E. Morse, | since he left me, and. hadn't slept any. I told him [ | earriage, be thinks, is at the bottom of the ‘ot > Be 35, couldn't sit there all day I must goto school. He ac- orslee cima 1 do not know anything «bout Lene saga _ «Congress, and a | companied me to, the Wage. and inquired when I wag this, but T shall do Mr. Kiddie t It would soom tho Presidential campaign has {)Yuld ween Trecurmed howe , to say that his agent, Mr. Dodge already openod. The deuoerats have commenced |“ [4 letter wax produced purporting to be from the de- ' the Lith of Mareb I in writing, ¢ betting that Douglass, of Llinoi Il be the next | fendant to the witness, and dated September, 1850, in | Mr. Riddle’s commi “when and while tue sion related only to the time oods shali be in the hall of President. ‘The anionists and whigs arecounting ¥ b he agreed to pay hee expense on Daniol Webster, whom the secessionists are | N York } the sehool in, exhibition.” What Mr. Riddle has slace done be | already attacking with great violence, and de |», Who ha: supported you since your confinement? Sy been purely in a business way. He has determined | 4, d distorting bi 1 bot | father a to mike es much money out of as he fairly | the Sad! May, ett citer bas macy warm | .,Who bss supported your child? My aunt bas p can. “He is shrewd, practionl man, and he Was | friends and “ppartens in the South, and iC be doe | rch Late succeeded in getting a large number of commie | pot if by making 5 hee, ho will b Proes-examined- sions This ney be annoying to Mr. Stansbury, | 2°¢ jm, Mimee! be Vresidency.. " street: Hartford; bag livedithere many years: there are i have gone about bis business in, tie A ould came before cer Sapreme Coart the other eight familier in the block; am.acqnaiated with most of them, but not intimately; regard Mer. Ross and my in, Marin Murpby, as my most intimate frivads, Fitzpatrick is not & relative; I have known him two ree years; got acqpainted with him in Hartford; some practical way, instead of complaining. The whole trouble has originated in a jealousy between the two parties as to their powers, privileges and day, ow an a pe which uniolded heen of un- | 3 uited beve. it appears a your fascinating, wealtby widow, ‘ccapleyed a deh-oyed Apolts ic Ministerial Seduction Trial. at Springficld, | ce | Rew, mu id the defendant have inter- On the 2th of March, which | cept the | | tmeted my notice by hie atramyre condaret. PRICE TWO CENTS. above all, the ruin to the girl Merself, who will go to prison, however the afte ends—for bree pone tnd who, if it go against them, will rarweaseeae with the utmort rigor the law will per { establishes her eave or not, she is sure to be a loser. also, am I sure to lose by ite defence, iw themioans Ba, Collars, anyhow, Religion, too, (but this 1s no to then.) will not bea gainer by the ordeal, Bverything mah.* ie most anxious to have the thing a even before ny preliminary examinatio would saeri- flee $1100 to that end—so important is it under to One view, ( vfound them! Why are they so blind to ewn inter: St as to be made mere tools of for the secta® gratification ? You. 1 think, have still influence over all parties, and t YO were So ce sompaioa Don't give up ship eautious, Devotedly ever yours, Ca Sbe ant be JNO. J. DORBRTY, N. B.—Don't sp We expense of travel, ko. Dl see al that right. Dr. Alfred Lamber * was next called —I saw Miss Mon~ agen efter the birth «fof her child at the Springfield botel; om of the opingo U that the child was full grown, Crovs-examined—Thy #bild I should think about eight pounds; I jad grd from the bones of its hesd, awd its nail, vihet it had tained materity—have seen | Hi New ¥or%, und attended the Catgolle school connected | s¢7%R monthe’ chidzen—-t.gre was lors conclateney ie their formution. James Killum—Saw Mr Dohewty at he American hotel in Novemrber Inst; Mary Mowmge’ was with brim; he at- pearing ws if | he was either intoxicuted or daranmd? he'way Ibad ang Was it | boisterow, and culled freqwently gipor the waiters, a1 — ing his flawers as he did so; heard hinvorder mulled wi Bheldon Webster—-1 way at the &mertean Lotei im New Fork. on the 15th of Noveuréer last and’ mw Mr, ard Miss Moragan there; it was abeut sightso’ctoets im themorning and the parties were at @he Dakfast tables defeadant mee considerable’ erry, and lied’ thiree or four waiters attending upon hive at a time; eww hinr pose cut wine and Cink it; Be catles for a newspaper, tpreadit over the dishes, andthe rest of thr Sixens; I should shink the gaper he Lad’ was the Herald. Cross exumined ~Miss Monagan sppeared te soy bug little, and only inwply to some rezk made by —_ dant, whe had to lean over to hear her, the wine’ dram | Ly defendant wns of shantpegee or myeeat color; 5 was of wine and some oysters: he offered me some wine.whien | terme of the sstthument of the seduetiowat foundation for, or truth in, the report# tun yeachn veyor, over the Collector. ‘This has roduced the | Luy a se ar; when he came out, be axked. if Mr. Starsbury, are not to be substantiated; and | bighom excitement. It is said the Collector willbe | I had a private room at my boarding house; I _ without being ae them, | shall briefly | obiiged to resign; and thet great changes will be | told him I bad pot; he then asked me to go | ® an, answer them, by assertions, grounded upon doca- | Y4/8" to the American House. ' I declined, and he accompanied tote an otneh upen the ju an ordivary junk Sottle; didnot know it as uiied wine; never saw mulled wine that Uknow of. ‘The todewing letter smurintrod teed :— Mr. Eowane Moxacan—Sin :—lbave tisia moment me ed your letter Lrewember Mary Aum Monagam. If character 3 assailed and that itlcam be aaved, ae ox hold of me to | S48 by my etatement of frets, I shot! feel’ the P-eosure in making that statement. Here § 1s :—I ar- rived at Rey. J. 3 Doherty's on Saturdy’ evening, Aprit 13, 1550. Rey. J.J. Doherty was away on ote of hie mia sions. He returned the following eveaing, 7 remained with iim until hursday, April 25. when I took the morning train for Albany. TMary Aun Mhnagen was ag J. Doherty's the evening f arrived there. aud a there during my stay in Springfield there thr morning I left. How long before I arrived bd there, or how long after Dlsft) 1 don't know, This ie all I know. and I lose no time ta sending 1. Springteid. 0 we 6 1851 ‘M. HOWARD. At this point the court adjourned till 2% Votsek, P.M, ‘The case was not resumed im the afternoog At 5M o'clock. Mr Ashmun, as counsel J6r_ plaintiff! the court that there was a prospect of an arrangoment fo the parties in this action, whiel.would relieve the eourt eod jury ftom its farther co ridération. Tie court thereupon dismissed the jury UIbS% Celock this morm ing, when, ‘fino arrangement shalvhave been made, the cnvse will proowed fr rom the Springfield (Mass ) Rérmblican, June I3} ‘he court oeame in on Thursdty raernipg, waen it was Ar neunced that the progress of the settlement of the eame of Monaghan 7 Doherty had been seh chat no further trial would be had in the case. I stood that the of Vonagham vs, Doherty. are,that the defendant pays $1 600 dams. ges to the plamti and the costs of the Fult, and sigms a> paper, setting festh that ro far as he knows there is se the stity or virtue of the plaintiff's daughter, Miss Mona In this connection. it should be fairly stated thats ine of defence, had the trial gone on, was understood girl's geueval character for chastity, an Lit was reported that & number of witness hed been procured, who were to swear to alleged materiad | facts to that purpo | ther proceedings 1 sult for supgort of | Of the lattes # conneotion wi to be forever suspended. The ba munity On the part of the plaintf, far. * inst the Cents inelodiog the hich was tne alleged fruit the formon's daughter, are provecdizgs-in this trial been the cause of much excitemwut in Uhis ¢om- ‘The evids nee for the prowention had created a natural and deep *y mpathy for that side of the case, aad there ism comreque nt feeling of disapporutment that the case wax not continurd, and the jury allowed to render | their judgment upon it, t munity, we have. as O@r readers ar | bis general course sad conduct. warmly amd pul approve. there tes been Little, if onptbing, in re A As to the reverend def we bad rather take teem than add to the public feeliog which it so strongly excited against hit And we owe cheerfully any that, while during the several years of bie ininistrations amona:the Catholic population of this eom- were seen much im we would condemn « Suprema Court—Genoral,’ ‘Term: On the Bench, Chief Justice Bdmoads, Mon Judges Kd } el and K wards, Mit Jone 14.—Drevrane.—Thayer, Pablie <Mmine strate, we. Blonchard, Riemer, ond: others Judgment Of Supeeiar Gourt affirmed ett J, Mott vs, Valentine Mott Judgment of Bupe- cior Court affirmed, Jas. Cruikshente +s John Brown, receiow —Judgment of Superior Court aflirmed avid 8. Drper and J E. Develin vs. William Jonee— Judgment of Superior Court reversed, and, venire de news awarded Lod —Motion for new trial granted, Coste to abide the event. Wn. Jones, Sherif ate. Wn C Poxtr and Lewis Babe |: Coste to abide the event Wm. Mealim ve DM and J. Andersan.—Motion fer, father resides at 151 Hudson new trinl denied, with costs viustin Sherman vs Burr Wokenan —Jadgment of Ba- perior Court affirmed mor Catherive, Lyon and others v4. Mathew Marshall. Judg- of Common Pleas affirmed. Yder B. Brinkerbol! vs Jas. Siarkins. Judgment of Come Pleas reversed, aud new trial awarded. Costa te abide event. Margoret Brick and others vs, James Stone Motion te pet aside report of referee granted, Costs to abide the ve. Dawid R. Harlow and oe honors. 1 repeat, this should not have been. Me. sale er Se put her in possession of her deceased | received letters fram-him, but do not know how Kiddo may have used unplessant language fond | huthand ‘estate. In the courte of the proceedings | 8 {bat don’t’ think hae ro Stans been equal- bo dus cel very intiana im Prcaigains Wortserrteen suen’d were ter rity Comsat Aiea yo for consults, | irr veme time; barecften sab in Une room alone with him, | ovess lyculpable, Further than ave moe tion nes necessary, and in which the widow fell iy th , x re ble 1b discover anything of an traproper character, | ely in love with the young lawyer. On the | pus Derer mith the door loaked he never came lato my | The quariel his boon, like other quarrels, mixed | xerfement of the ato, It did wah amount to more on . > up With extraneous matter, such as presentation at court, recognition by the Royal Commissioners, and the like, al) of which might have been left out than $10,000, ond the lawyer considering the | amount not sufficient to make m return of the ton | der passion, refused the widow's overtures, gh | Was never warned by Max Smith or Jans» Lngas not to | with me en Lord's bill; Loeeupied the same room. at Me. of the case as of po possible ivterest. Certainly ided his fee of 0. The widow refused p | go into Mz. Doherty's stady; used to go there to play on | the people of the United States gan have no great | tent, on the sou that the lawyer had woo PS. | the planes Mrs, Herth often went th we for the sume interest in = controversy on such trivial matters, | ageotions bP Se tndeantion: Gueaeen enh ties | ; e; Fite. though we must all regret that parties, eren appa- | surposing the fecling was ‘reciprocal ghe coa. | Patrick dk not intredace me at his Thoarling house as | | bis Wile, but introduced me as such to « arighbor; itness wever went into John Kowan's room when war in bed, or at any other time whe there; pever threw him upon the bed and kicwd him; bad never beea in Mr. Doherty's parlor with any other man, and the door locked; that she had newer | rently officers of the government, should create con- fusion here in London, at such a time. At one time this quarrel was the toy = af in American circles, even jet is not at an en My cars are bored Sled ho ‘wan testi red he was working in the cause of love, and that consequent Be was entitled to ne other | ‘The court held, that no dowbt the lawyer | baa acted in such a manner asta lead the uasus- pecting widow to believe that he was working in countrymen i for love as well as money, and that con- ~ 1 bp how the matter will soon be ended, and | yhering he had received « fall shave of the foraner, | Debetty. or had her life a A EE that Mr. Kiddle aud Mr. Stansbury will enter into | jt was but just to reduce tho tion of the lat. | fot com Salee tales Eat ce one Ge oe tes | tome kind of compromise, by which thelr difer- | They consequently cut down his feo to one | erat vecurrieg on Satuuday. the Lith of Jonucry; tat ences may be closed—that Mr. Stansbury will for | half, asa caution to all lawyers hereafter not to | {he fret act of intercourse betweeh herself and the de- | get the carriage to be presented to Mr. Webster, | trifle with the feelings of young widows! | fendent on Sunday. the Teh of April. 1850, and — and that Mr. Kidde will recognize, to their fullest p oiryesd the instructions of his comimiasion, which does not appear to limit those of Me. Stansbury. | In this way, perhaps, we shall have « happy termi- nation to this affair, which has arisen, | au certain, wholly from the very different modes of thinking which these two ape gg of the National I stitute respectively adopt. Shoald anything fur- ther occur, I shall duly report it in searon I will close this letter with an anecdote, known to be true, which has been all the talk here, in American ‘circles:—* There is no disputing about against most resistance from first to last, and that | the ds fondant tld her afterwards if she compiaiaed. of him rhe would only harm herself without injuring him, ‘The Italian Opera at Castle Garton. | be Bishop Sem wae bie ised; om the Sach of Bostaken’ Tonight Maretzek will opon Castle Garden for the | 110. witness visited dutnds ani. nd presented bim with sensen, oof |S ftole, embruidered with white satin, and on the «ame dr oireniags i aecetytlge Biter» igpebacaly seced ning war met by him at the ears, atment; Atteen dollars for a season ticket, ‘This opera troupe is | Gteendent acked witmers if she had bought a ticket; she the mort brillant, ia polnt of numbers and talent, yet | suki no, she could pay just ee well in the ears: defendant bnown in this city; and in the course of the season will then procured a ticket, and refw » let witness pay for d A supply the pubile with the performances of all the great | iti had eurresponded with James Finlay from April to artists in the country. The enterprise is one of gevat Onrners. | Avguet; Mr. Dobe Ty bad several times ex) ‘Ubat +b —_— eet es and once, at ‘pine in Fi she reptt taste ancient maker of apothegm: hasard—involving an enormous daily expense—and it f*¥er oe truth is exemplified in the sentiment of the good | remains with @be public to encourage the manager in bmg ia Pretty grt faye oan beret ie maa people of merry England, as well as that of certain peuple at home, towards the sable sons and daugh tere of Afriea. An incident, which occurred here day or two since, to a brace of Yankee geatle- enlarging his company, already embracing four principal tenors, two or three principal basses, one contralto, fom: chief soprant, x chorus of thirty-five persons, and an seer coals tenia ge sonsiod orchestra picked from the best musicians of Havana and | "1 wish to God you would get married. New York. To night © Lucia di Lammermoor" isto be |" more good than any thing else im the world.” performed with a powerful cast—Bosio, Bettini, Bencven. | {he Wth of November. that would all be ~* if 1 would tried. ’ arked me, when I was in New York, if I intended to re. This was exhibits this seutiment on the part of the ladies and g nlemen here very forcibly. When | use the term Yankee, I do so in its generic sense, one of male heey 1 told him my parents wished to hav: | Tt would do m>— Defendant offered to give witness | ve tell any one that he had committed tmproprietios | Uwe event Doherty's wath bis sisten, Mra. Smith, and, Jane Lucas, | Muli and Hinpelyte Mali—Judgment of ‘wed to institute legal proceedings agniast | View ( hancelior his house, and go and board with her, if she would marry tano, and others, Surely, with euch attractions, Castle James Finiay; presume he meant to give me the rent of i it—not to eed it to me; witaess wrote one letter to and the other from ® Southern State. New York | Gsrden will be thronged by thousands. Bettini's Ku. Th omet to Need Mt Ue Mies te had expeessed 40 much | ix not, | believe, within the limits of the empire 0 | gtd. and Bosié’s Lucia, with the Ashton of Benoven- niet ‘ of which mari * Yankee Doodl’ sm proper, which is coufined wo the New Lngland States. Some kind virtues of the tano, are too well known to need commendation Robert L. Cewek and Hovatio Fowkas Thos Taylor Die von Suctee for new trial granted, Costs saparloe Dourt Court afirmed Hi. Sharp vs. Jasper FC —Judgmont of | Common Vlewe reversed, sod new tral awarded. Comte, | to abide event Claudius Dord vs. The People—JSudginent of General* Ferrione reversed. The People vs. Thos B. Dorsey —Judgment of General Seckett's Harbor Bank vs. Lewis Cy Dank —Ile- tion for pew trial granted. Coste to abide the evens, domes Mason ve Jmes and othera—Deoree of to for as regards addling partion, avd cxure to stand over for that purpose, Formers Lora qd Trvet Company vs. Jonathan Chia, — Motion for mew trial demied, with costs, Wm. D. Thompson ve. vtuguatine helerme —J udgmens reversed. with coets ac - oo Chas, H. Carvel, eds. Dant ‘ad Judgment Sreciel Term afirmed. with costs ts, The People Judgment of Geaeenl med leplaine and Carter.ode WU. © Wardell —Dermurvee overrated, with leat amend oa payment of costs Edward Stroud, os Joseph Frith —M Aion for new (rte demind, wih oneta, a mn oo vom. rs Willian West —Iydgment ae Nk A SS TT ER below die | Camm, ws a>. 4 A Griffin —Judgment of Special Term affirmed, with "ihe ver Marsh, vs dobn S. inophardé +-Motion to asmemdt xeeptions denied, with evata Elica Hone, vs Willem Kent and others Judgment “€ preinl Term reversed. with: w! conte, and a deoree to be tered that the net proceeds of the th edition of the | antec tinnttin. =| Sorm « Rechards § Plonnery ~ Motion to ents tepers Tereteree denied. with costs, he waa Sessious affirmed wry R. Stuart and others cs Jos, Kissam—Deoree of Jes, W Barker "ah Ruseedl and others, Order o@ wrete to Finlay before coming to Springfield, but had | Sp.cial Term reversed. without cow a: yore! fe tho tee Broqhecn denasnat’ The Tarf. reeet attention from him previously “iter first aus Mi stehiey vs the People — _— of Geapend ict explaining to them all the wonders of Lonion, | _B¢?rate Trorrina Counes, July 12-—Match for $1,000, picion of being im the family way wan caused by being | Sessions reversed. and new trial awantod and cxplainin, to them all the wonders o' zon ton, between J. Nodine’* b. ¢ G New York, told that that was her situation: when she called to con- Butkiey & Claften vs De Babi on abo and, among the other amazing sights, led them to | gnd J. Case's bl m, Squaw. of aio two miles andre | cult Dr Vaill, in July last; «fypposed then that she be- | tion to ret aside report of denied, wit! a gallery of statues and busts of eminent men of all countries. Poel, Canning, Pitt, Fox, Broughan, &e., were pointed out, as were also Washington, Jackeon, Jefferson, and Franklin, and many ovhers peat, in barness ‘the result of the race disappointed all who went to the course expecting to see fast time made, ot to witness a clorely contested race. The odds pre- vis us to the start, ranged from two to three to one on the griding The race was soon got through with, George came so in June, and so stated to Mr, Crook. The witness being asked, bry the counsel for defendant. irle besides herself, replied that she from eyed her tb: t . " a D Deagias, “TAs socles. wt t py od Mister | Wert distancing the mare tho fest heat. The frst mil Fy ph dy OF ot on 5 | claimed one of my countryman, be ny gl fg By hh was sugested hy the plaintiffs counsel, that edacating | Douglas well—be is a particular friend of mine—| M242 cr 248 horse to contend with, he probably | SH. orpban girl, and wivesting one whose parwnts wore xe for bim fur next President.” “ Lat me see, too, A have occupied the sam nine am Fig t at the | living. and able to provide for her. were not quite par | lel enses, and ifone was the result of pure benev the other might mea be, it was possible, though, that the defendant's manuer of educating all young girls was similar to whgt had been practised’ to Mary Morngan, | Phe follewag letter, purporting to be from Rev, J. J Doherty to the Catholic clergyman, of Pittsfield, was ehewn to ‘itnees, who identified it as the handwriting of the deft rant Srerscrreeo Jao 31, 1861 My ‘ear Friend :—I have an idea that, notwithstand ing toe violence exhibited by our friends in Hartford a few deys back, they will yet come to terms on the matter ip titigation The girl did not appear on last Thursday (yesterday ) as was appointed but sent the affidavit of a | physiemn that ehe was unfit to come. You saw hor on + weday or Monday, and what is your judgment as to her said the General, “Ig for too—he isa ¢ for hie inches” “They both rushed the crowd around the bust gave way—and our two | friends came oar the work of art, when, lo! and bebold! it was a : warble bust of the higgor Fred uglas, nfrere of Seward, Van Buren & Co.—woelly head, flat nose, thick lips, and all, and in no respect looking like Stephen A of Illinois. A ankee friends at that toment Was worth the price of a first day's ticket of admisston to the Wor ir, or to one of Bar- num's wigbtin “D =n the nig muttered one. * Miater’ the woolly head for 1” said the other. “ ‘We don’t Mister nij gere in my country, even in Californi and b wd of the race that the mare did, The same horses are matehed to go mile heats, hort three in five, the mame way rigged. on the 18th. Immediately after the match, a puree of $50, tnile heats, best three in five in harness, was trotted for, ‘The entries wore, J. Horter's gg Silver Grey. W. Riley's bm. May Flower, J. Nedine’s cr. m Fashion This was a finely contested race throughout, between the gelding and the bay mare, Fashion being distanced in the fourth beat May Flower won the first two heats, Time. 3:00—2:57. Silver Grey the three Last Time, 2.45—2:4—2:53 In the last two heats Me. @ Wood handled the mare, Both beats were admirably contested throughout. A blanket would have covered the two horses four-ifths of the distance Naval Intelligence. ight pe vingston, 82 Joba street; oF on tho premises, Wo E. Bostwick, ta the 0 LET—A VERY PRETTY COTTAGE HOUSE, (CON. taining some seven rooms, besides kitchen, ete ) be iffetly loonted ast bank of the Hadeon (River, a Fore he house is in complete 0: 1 snd genta emily, wasld be Ernted vartiy fernished. “Ap: James Price, office 175 Hadson strest. N sours | ey HA 90, ins 7 ia Union ont 1 th swore that they hada mind to kick up a ram- The U. 8. slo of Decatar, Com, William Gro to come to Court ! Did she seem sick ' Waa she pase and break things.” Asnickor in the crowd pro. | arrived st isvske Gn thera tnctant, nod the Aisa, | im bed? 1 nah, that may gress it her abuonos led to Voked them still more, and it is suspected the timely ©." Platt, on the 4th, from Key West, and both es ak CY. pa ATT esence of the police prevented a serious row. Our | sited agein on the 6th po sw an atveah = ‘sing Yoakes fricnde fort here an pi neat steamer, su- aie 8. Ly A Lt. aay y. come amined { the Sane ‘a ult fo them--the grat ibeetlon ont Iavana on the 3d instant, from Norfolk, parte cess vorp dioageeenhie, 7 tH deolared the bust 1 gain oa the Th. sl give Up if che bad ever known of Mr. bee og tery ovher | Gazaway B Lamar vs. Jas. Hamélton, Term affirmed. with conta Thos L Wells end others es Keune Gibson anh otha de wied Motion to strike cause from calender SPECIAL TREM. Jose =D Guyon —Re t fat no it decides Guyon's pateed to ei ship Property—accounting must be eowing nership traneactions relative to Reuben B. Kobinsen at Sey ernie cia by the judge ie "Fae tpt xe pellnnts, aud a writ of consultation awarded. a the justices and the appelianta to proceed ia tae matted prohibited by the writ of prohibition. Julia Bennett. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EA YORK MBRAI he oa I Leg to state Iam not the quiticeees of the let Herald this irc tata erm ae poet ay to heave eomtinued beyood L887, and ae aie to figned “J coated beeubeea 0 every Yom, ea Beowrgants Lrovwm, June 1 caeaiiaa aS ns ee