The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1852, Page 4

LOCAL AFFAIRS. Court of Oyer and Terminer, Before Hon. Judge Edwards, and Aldermen Alvord, and 7. TRIAL OF PATRICK MCCORMICK FOR THE MURDER OF | JOHN HEAVY. Nov, 8—The court met pursuamt to adjourn. ment, when Patrick McCormick was placed at the bar, charged with the murder ot John Heavy, in s baremen; ‘at 44 Catherine strect, by stabbing him with « kuife under the right arm, on the 3d of Muy last After somo challenges on the part of the prisemer and the prosecutor were interposed, and each, juror being ia terrogated as to his competeacy, aud as to having conscientious scruples against oapital punishment, th? | following were eworn. 1. Timothy Ke voy. 2 Chas. E Strang. 3. Beary Kester 4. George Colsey. 5. John Cook, UL Joseph Graham, 6. Edward Boynton, 12. Alexander Read. The prisoner, who is thirty-two yaars of age, anda pative of licland, was then given in charge ‘The District Attorney proveeded to state the case for the prosecution. He said :— In opening this case, geutlemen of the jury, I will be bref in statiwg the charactor of the charge you are em. panrelied to try. The prisoner at the par is charged | with the murder of Johu Heavy, perpetrated ia this city, on the third of May lart. avout six o'clock in the atter- noon of that day, at the piace 44 Ustherine street. The circumstances Under which this alleged offence took place are: MoUormick, th» prisoner, aud Heavy the de- | ceased, were acquaintences. McCormick lived in tue | basement of 44 Catherine etreet, and on that day was on what is vulgariy called a spree. ile was ougaged iu a | dispute at the ccrner of Heury ama Catherine strerts, | with frome strangers ‘The police were cntivd im. | With this. however, Heavy bad nothing to do, The | parties were separated, aod McUormck weat into ‘@ liquor store kept by person of the uame of | — Steele. He (Movormick) wes turbulent and | Mr. Bteele called for the police; atter they came they en- Aeavored to persuade him co return nome; Jleavy. alsa, | endesvored to persuade him t go home; some diltioulcy | ensued between McCormick and his relatives; at last they succeeded in bringing bim to bis own basement; after ho | got there. one of the cfllvers who uad sccompanivd bi gaw there five perrons: M Oormick th» prisoner, Lioary, the deceared. the widow of thy G+orased, and a female by the name of Johanna, anda man by the name of Niouolls; | McCormick again endeavored to gv out, and Heavy at- tempied to prevent him; be thereupon drow a kuife, called a jack-kwife. and, wit: out the slightest grounds, hy sto» bed Heavy under the right srmpit; after that the deceared exclaimed “I am done,’ MoVormick then left the basement, and went up stairs; adhe passed | the next house tome young men were nding on the stoop, having come dowa stairs on account — of the noise, thinking ere was a fire; they saw him McCormick pass; and os ho passed he looked them in the fece and said. “Hallo boys; he then went back to Mr. Steele's store ; immediately after his paving, the boys proceeded towards the collar; they theu raw two woman, Mss Heavy end Jlohanca, ranuing out of the | ecllar and screaming murder; tasy proceeded to the door, and saw Heavy still standing, but covered with blood; | ‘one person wos standing by Heavy and trying to lay him on his back. and said that ke would go ior the doctor; | irs. Heavy bad gone before this ; one of the police who had been ‘endeavoring to prevent. McUcrmick’s coming out, turned back immediate.y; McUormick, had however, | assed Out aud went to Steele's and called fof a giass of er; Mrs Heavy called eut, that MoCormick had mar- dered her husband. The officer met McCormick and arrested end brought him back to Steele's house, Mrs. Heavy then said ‘search him; tho officer then sesrched him, andin bis rutt knife was found, bloody station house. and before dead. and for the commission stands charged before you In thy not justifabie, sbali be seoounted trated from # prewediia eu destyu ; mitted by an wot imm@enily dergerou evincing a depraved wind. On ose or charges being proven, I am bound | of this unsorvunate man Che baw presi eides tobe malicions watil the ow burthen of proof resting e@ the show that it was aileviative You ai in this case. gentiemen, end ufter (hb rides, you will pass your verdict Jobn Ives. Coroner of thir city, exaimio Attorney—Deporrd thai be brid am of Jobn Hesvy. on the 4th apg Sin « y last) wae given me om that vacation, Ubiy now protuce the one; I got it from the etficer | do not remember the precize age of the deceased; he was shoul 22 Doctor J.idell —Deposed that he held «yess orien exe tipation of the body of Jona Heavy; tho result of tbe examination was that [ found a@ incired wound on the anterior and iover ride of the right ain just b aim pit; two in depth extending downwards an obliquely across the erm; on ireeing the wound [ found the brachiel artery divided; the Ups were pale, and the internal organs vlovdlass, as in tae ease generally in cases of hemorrhage Lhe clothes were cut and saturated with blood ; thecaure of death wus he- | morrhage; there was nothing intne sharaster of ‘be wound to determine the dereription of the instrument, it was such a wound as might be infliowd by the knife now pro- duced [a jack knife]; the blow mnst nave boon given | from the right ride the pecson who inflicted it being in front of the deevased. | Cros examined by Mr B Morri-—If tne person wao struck the blow stood directly ip froas of the deceased he must have bees @ left-banded man ; tbe blow might havo deen inflicted by the right haud if the person stood a) a Little to the right side ; Tdid not exaw sae (he braia the abdomen avd thorax were perteotly satiefactory as to the esuse of death ; L could not teil if the decessed had been drinking Chester Weld. of the Seventh ward: police Depored Iwas on duty om the evening iu question, I hescd no disturbance until I was called: a geutieman came running up tome and officer tyier un weat down te Bteele’s pleoc. at the corner Oo: Catuerine slreet; we found a collection of persons ‘here quite noisy; we went into the house; some one pointed out MeCormick as 6a that bad been fightiog; bis face was gomow at sora’ched and bloody, ano bis elotiies deranged, he had no cost on at the time; I asked who was going to mike ths charge and some one replicd—* Ne one; thas they were all bro ‘thers and sisters together ’ I don’: recoilact sesing Heavy there; there was quite w erowa ; MoVormiok weat ou’, and witners raw him home ty the basemen! of 44 Uatae Fine street; he attempred to ecme out ageip, and Uyter told him if be did. he would take nim to the station house; I remained there while Hyler went for the Fourth ‘ward police, as it was not on onr dear; Leaw some one en the steps (Mr. Heavy. os [ understood) wou toid Me Cormick be must not oome wp; te laid hold of MoUormerk to take him into the cellar, (was keeping the erowd back, and when I got to the corner I heard some one ery out “murder; 1 stepped bab ana bad not got quite tothe bottom of the steps when i saw Che wan Dieeding from the arm and sone o'ber mua having bod of him; J sent some one fora doctir aud eomue ringing tbe siarmn rattle; the man that hed bold of “savy laid him down; Mrs. Heavy came uv to me in the street | and said “there's the man (pointing to MeJormick) that | murdered iy husband,” [laid hold ot MeSormiok and asked her was that the mem, and she said yes, { she should come to the station hou te wake the chatge; she feit & ndat leaving her husband te @ vying slate, bat faid he ‘would come to make the chsrge: Mra Heavy told me to look out fer a knife chat he jad, L syarces bim in the stetion house, apd found « knife to his right 1. Peter Finck. , 8. Thomas Shannon. 9 Geo, Howard, 10. James Barry. owyiction os all Nowi proven May | the wound was en inch aud a quarter jong, and | inwards—that is. | hand pocket, it was bieody; ( gave (be kate to the cap tain, and got it from bim nex, morning and gave iv to the Coroner; I went back to the cvijat with Mrs. leary from the etatton house; her bw: b: gaw the body lying there Cross exumiged by Mr, R. WH Morets Wilhew Clui, who lived, in slay last. at 42 Catheriay street, next coor to where the an was kilted examined by. the Di trict Attorney. dep That he beard noise, @nd thought it wass fire, hv ran down towards Bterle's, and saw a large cows collected, saw the poice take MeUcrmick away in his shiri sleeves; witness loitered a while on the stoop of No 42 with tro felow boarders; the first thing tha’ attracted my notice was, T saw MoCormick passing fiom the vircction of the bisa ment; to the best of my knowledge he had bis cout on, when be got shead of me. he said * Hallo boys;” fam sure that was McCormick; I took mo notice. andhe on towards Steele's; {then say two women rash | ‘Up out of the cellar, and ory “ sourder;” [ rusued off the toop and went into the eella: Ww @ man bleeding | I hollowed ~ wateh;’’ an oficer put the man on his bask,” aod I then went off for a doetor; [ called Docto: Passmore, and returned; it couldn't have been more than three quarters of a minute from the time MoGormick passed us, | saying ‘hailo boys,” until I saw the women come out screaming; those women were Mrs. [loavy and Mrs, Me- Cormick. Cross-cxamined by Mr. Morris, Theodore Voxin called. and examiaed by Mr. Blant— T boarded at No 44 Catherine strest ut the time of this ocourrence; was With Wiliam Osulf op the stoop; Lwas at | tho corner of (entry and Catnuriae leew acrormd there, but nothing more; left i¢ ramocie ely, sud weot Dack to the stoop; While on the stovy -s# wn offiser b iny- ing MoCormick into the house; he was not more ham Uw 9 minutes inside when he cume out, o* he pasted he eaid “Hallo, boys; saw a woman come cu) of the cellar aud eried out “Murder! oh my husband, * believe tt was Mew Heavy j—[roiuts out Mrs Heavy |—this was not mero than & minute after MoCormick paseea by; I then rae to steps. end caw Mr, Heavy com sed with blood; T went backto the stoop and stoppe the crowd oleare?) ined by the Diateict Atto: Was in his room when be heard the notse on tha’ tairn; saw Mevormick with an oflcer; he | ‘Was brovghs to the cellar; be waa without a coat; % stood on the eels and immediately after Me Jor- mick come out of the evilar; be looked at ue aad sid, “Hallo boys; he had then # pilot cloth coat on nim; when he spoke to ur. [told the other boys mot to speak | to him; I then raw Mra Heavy runing out of the cvilac end crying “Murder- my husbang ix ktiled; C rematned | ‘on the stoop for some time after Uridget Leavy, widow of the decessad, exe the Disirtet Attorney—W, ep umbretie maker, and carried on the business ia Uh o Mevormiek Hkowive om ix t that was thon dead, we vine #tre m0 ws a juror} isin. but there 1 then t b ems MoVorinie aM and astod y. nes (a the bevement mo: nteowd om the stoop, & owe, * Whee eiene th aha dawe, Be bod ey wade. a Ld peu, go 51 | heard no one cry out for a doctor but myself; when they | wb | the knife, and be raid “hush, | Us)" my husband said to him, “Pat, = Es ® « E E H # F but said “hush; I then g ge in the house, aud don’t go out again;” to what my husband ssid, but turmed and under the right arm ; my busband was ir M'Cormick turned round and let bim have it; moan at (he wound; I caught his arm. and he “Bridget, Lam done;”” MeCormick aud Mrs. ran out; I then went to Dr. Passmore’ back; 1 could not get into the I them wont to Mr. Steele's, aud there I saw for the officer, and told him; the act of making his escape; cellar, I caw the Knite open im his band; no other person came intothe cellar; when 1 came back from the station heuse, my husband was dead; my busband and Mc(or- mick were acqusinted tem or eleven years; they knew each otber in Ergland, Crock examined vy Mr, Morris—(The witness im tho he arrested MoCormick in | commencement of the cross examination, broke out into a passionate exclamation of “There is the murderer, and there is the kuife.”” She refused to answer che counsel’s questions. When spoken to by the court, che persisted in stating the correctness of her former evidence, and raid sho would anawer mo other questious put to her for the purpose of exciting ber.) Witmess to Mr. | Morris—MecUormick stood om the thi my husband stood im front, on my right. reas here described MeCormick’s act as vefore. then refused egain to answor further questions ) Q—When McCormick struck your busband with the knife. you stood in fromt and your husband on your right?) A —Yes; Lhnow Ellen Breadon and the whole of them to my griet; these parties did not coms to my house aiterwards; Mis. MeCormick did come, and washed her- sclf there; I went directly to the doctor's after I left tho cellar; when I got there Mr, Passwore hid himself behind the counter; ibe young men, 1 believe, bad been to the doctor's before me Johauna McGrath examined by the District Attorney. in May leet I lived with Pat McCormick; kuew Mr, 3 | Hiecavy trom his coming in; | knew him by sight; I saw Mc and Mrs. lleavy come into the cellar; thero was there then Michne), MeVormiok, and myself; M:s Hea- yy came in and then went out; she went out before the slarm; I was on the staira when the stab was given; I au apple basket thece; I heard no noise in the cel! sii ran out looked down and saw Joh Hoavy bleed- ing: I then ran out: 1 was examined before the Coroner; ui I said there was true; mo person since came to speak to me on this eubjeot; Mrs. MeCormick’s sister cime one time to sec me and brought me some apples; ater 1 saw Heavy rtatbed I ran out and cried out for a doctor; when be was etabbed MoUormick, Heavy, and Michael, were in the cellar; after I came back from the corner there was no one there but Heavy and Michael; Heavy was lying on his back; I did not bear Heavy cry out he was stabbed; it is like a dream to me that Michael told me to go for a doctor; I don’t recollect having sworn, Letore that Heavy cried ‘out he was stabbed; I don’t recollect having sworn that Mrs, Heavy had not gone out before ber husband was stabbed Cross examfed by Mr Morris.—I saw Mra. Heavy go | outef the cellar betore her husband was stabbed; 1 saw ber go out but did not see. her return ; she might have returned before her husband was stabbed, but I'did mot tee her; when I saw her next she was stooping over her husband; ho was then dead; when I cried out *Murder,”” did not know thet he was then dead, but Leaw the blood and was frightened. Re-examinod by District Attorney—Q —What did ihe friend that went fo ace you eay / A —Ske said sbo wonid not Fee we again until the (rial; Laid pot see “irs. MeUor- | mick; when Mivhavicamwe back from the liquor store be told Bridger that McCormick was ut the Liquor siere, acd Was very drunk, I asked him was there apy fear, and he ewid no, they ali went out, aud the lirst that returaed wes Michael and then Pat come in and thea Joho Hea vy came in: Pat evid he weuld go for soother pint, Johan tiesvy said be would not let him go out again that night, (ihen ren up the stairs to mind my apples and a initie Dme after Michael shouted owe that Joun le’ stabbed; Lihen ran fer the doctor ; I lef: int Mre, Heavy, Mrs MeUormick, Vat McUormick John Hieavy and Miehwel; no parsom could have goue iste the cclar without ma reeing them Cross examiuation resumed—T saw Mrs Heavy go ous beture Meavy wax stabbed ; I did not see her return ; ib War about fve mumutes after I saw Mre, Ueavy that Mi cbael cried out Jobu Beary was stabbed ‘Lhe Court tock @ recess tS PM. AFTERNOON SESSION. The Court cprned ut three o'clock, P. M., and proceed- ed with tbe care. Mr, Slunt read the examination of the privover, worn before the Coroner. It merely set forth his age. place of birth, occupation, and plac: of residence. The District Attorney bere rested the case for the prose- cution, Ellen Brady, for the defence, examined by Mr. Morris— Tam the sister of dirs MeVormick, and sister in jaw to prisoner {remember the dd of May last, whea oa vy Was stabbed, I war at my sisier's place that night before the occurrence; my mater, Me. Heavy, and my self went up the svreet together as far as Mr Bteele’s, aud wstur as Heavy’s basement; the baseineat runs under Steele’s store; “did not goin; Mrs. Heavy went ip, and stayed there four or five mmutes she came out she said she would go and bring Jobb (her burband) home; we returned tu the cellar, and whea we got there, We saw people cupuing towards the cellar aud Mrs Heavy came out of the cellar saying John was mur- dered; I did wot go into the cellar; this was the firse I beard of the stabbing; when we returned, the peopie were ropning towards the cellar. and the aiatm was given; We wuiked f10m Steele's to the celier, on cae rame wide, bub Cid not mee! or ree McVormick; ic Was in about ton miu- ‘utes after that I saw his in the custody of tne police- wan. Crost-exainined by Distriet Attorney—I am mot mut- Tied; I lived ai No. 42 Vandewater screet at tuat time, L Boow Mr Jobo Bieele [ was at his house thal day, i. was © ose Lo oven O'clock; 1 worked in Gulu street; L went to Cattering street to see my sicter; word came Lo the base aient that there was a row in Stecle’s; we ibem went there end we jouhd they were fighting; I don't know who Dbrovght the word of the fight; I heard the voice, caus say *bore voice it Was; Lhe word was that M’Cormick avd them were Oghtivg;” I looked through Sterie’s win- dow aud saw the trouble there; I saw Jong lHeavy come out aod go into bis awa barement; the police drougit awsy M'Cormick; I them went to my glater’s basement, M Cormick Wax there then, Mitchell was there aud Heavy; Mrs, Heavy was with me oll the tia until after Che stabbing; When We Were coming to the ousement the people were Tunasog there; When We got to the stoop Mrs Licavy ren into the basement and immediate/y ran out sgain, erying her hu-baud was stabsed; [ did not bear her mention McCormick's name; sbe ran to the docior's: I did not go in:o Stevie’s that evening; I never Was iw there Michael Mitebell examined by Mr. Morri-—I was ex- amined before the Corouer’s inquest; I was then com- niliéd ax an Rovessary after the fact, because I fold a stocy diferent trom Mrs Heavy; I was at Steele's thay bight; (here was a tight betwcea M jek and Braty; Heavy struck Brady om thut oeca: I then went to MeCcrmick’+ barement; Pat MoVormick soon after came iv and John Heavy; Mra, Heavy and Mrs, MeVormick | and her sister. went out together; the men talked civiliy together and turned (0 eat tegetner at a side tuple; there then come & man down the stairs of ths ovilar. and cane iw and seid.’ Now, tleavy, where are you” aud strack him with a knife in the arm; I did not seo the knife go in Johu McCormick then went towards the mao, and oa the ground he found a kaife, whick MeVormick litted, bd put into bis right hand pocket and weat up the tlovp, Lthen went toJohn Heavy; ne was bleediog; ho seid he was stabbed; Mrs Heavy then cme into the cellar, and the cried out, “ Johu is biesdtug to doath;”” 8 doctor waa sent for, and when they came back Leavy wer dead. Urows- examined by Mr. Blunt—Mo@ormick had not a cont on when be came into the baseuent; the straoge wen bad a daik coat on; there was no person ia the cvl- lor bat myself, MeCormick, Heavy and Johauna Me- Grath; Mra, Heavy was not there; I saw her go out; witners denies ha:ing said to Capt. Bayard that Mrs, Hieavy was there at the time; witness will not swear that it was vot McCormick that stubbed Heavy; L was atthe tide table when Fleavy was stabbed; Mrs ITuavy sus not there; | saw a koite ip the hand of the man that ceine down the steps; will not swear that there was not | a kpife in the band of any one else but that man Cupt. Wm Bayard examined by Mr Blunt I am Av sistant Captain of the Wourth ward; I saw iitebell at the station house on the night of tha murder; Mitchell, ou that occasion, told me that Mrs, Heavy was in te bacement at the time of the marder; he alo toid me thet n» other man was in the piace at the time, but bisself, (Mitebell,) Meormick, and Heavy, Crow-examined by Mr, Morria—{ asked Mitchell who wasin the basement at the time the man wes etabve ard be told me MeCormick. Heavy, Mre Heery, aw Jobapne MeUrath, Mrs. MeJormisk, and hiasel he told me that there was no other wan im the bas but himself and McCormick, I ordered bim to be koptin custody. Williom Marror, examined by Mr, Morrie—L am sa umbrella maker; | worked with Pat Meoraick; his tcols, [A Knife was handed to witam aw such @ knife as that with MeCormick, mick’s) was aw older knite. ‘This closed th» costimony on bolb sides Mr Merris rose and addzezsed the Uourt andj beba'f of the prisoner, Thy learned counsel was by the Dirtrict Attorney on the part of the prosoc Atter whieh the Court ebarged Lhe jury, wao, atter on absence of about halt an bour, came imto court agreed ow their verdict ‘The foreman, in reply to the wee! ques tion pronounced * (Guilty of manslaughter in the third degree? The Court sertonesd tho prisoner (o three years and ten months in the State prison, Court of General Seasions. Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Boyee and Warr, A RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY—OMARGE OF RUT AND ASSAULT. Noy. 8—James Judgo, John Hemlin, Daniel Dougherty, Patsick Rogers, John Pinkerton, and Jobn Logue, indicted with six others for a riot ond assault on Assistant Captain Charles Trigle-, | at the corner of Twenty sixth strect and Tenth ave nne, on the afternoon ef Sunday, the 12th Septex ber, 1862, were placed on trial Charice Ro Trigher, Assistant Captain of rentieth ward, swors—Wus standing, L Seprember, at the eorcer of 290 oo wth avenue, when be saw & crowd © wo with tro cf bis offieera and t b 1 ; Rolin between thew, thd wit ok with (sa ho th a » Delind, apd was knock > rand th { carriod hia us, wad t the riot arow oro a nothing paid «two of them; there people theres sa" F Theodore rudy basement; McCormick with his hands in his pockets and a glass of beer before him; I then went inthe sud then came out; when | | the Aad eaaeted | needa me Judge as having been there; and he saw s man with s tlupg-shot, but could not swoar it was he. Offieer O'Connor identified Dougherty as accom- panying the crowd to the station house, and there waking @ disturbance. ‘Toomas Wilson, sworn for the defence—De) that it was a sud Jen affray, in consequence of Lyne attucking Judge. and that it was over udge bad gone away when the police came up. Judge Beebe charged tho jury as to what would coxatitute a riot; the only ones identified wero Ham- lin and Judge, but if ‘hey thought Judge was asting in concert with others wt the timo the officer was struck, he would be guilty whethor he struck the blow or net The jury retired, and after some deliberation re- turped a verdict of guilty of assault and battery against Judge, and acquitted the others, They were accordingly discharged, aud Judgo, who is at large on bail, was directed to atiend on I'riday next. Grand Larceny —Ava Emanuol, a black woman, was indicted for stealing pooket book, containing $240 in bank notes, from Honry Ryckman. Lt sosm- ed the prosecutor, (a white man,) had accompanied the prisoner, on the night of the 16th of Oetober, to a house in Mott street, when, as he alleged, she had stolen the money from bis breast pocket. It was afterwards zecovered by the officer. Tho jury bav- ing returned # verdict of guilty, the court seatoased her to three years impritonment, and Judge Beebe regretted that he could not send the witaess | to the State prison at the same time. Pleaded Guilty —Samuel McDonald, indicted for stealiog a pump, aud other articles, from the steam- boat Amanda, on the 26th of October last, and Charles Herman, indicted for stealing a watch be- longing to Nicholas Lux, on the 24th of October, retpectively pleaded guilty of petit larceny, an BO senténced te the penitentiary for six moaths cacl Daniel Jones elias Marr, indicted for highway robhery and etealing a watch, the property @f Dan- iel Week, Jr, pleaded guilty of gravd larceny, and, having been previously ousidved wad sentenced to | the States priton for four years. Assault and Battery —Gvorge Williams and Hon- | ty Smith, two miserable looking daikics from Cow Bay,were indicted for an assault on Anthony Schanck, with intent to kill him, on the 9th of October last By the evidence of the prosecutor, who was of tho | fame hue, it appeared that it was merely an affray | in which knives had bepu drawn, but no wounds in: | flicted; but he was knocked wo. Tho gray charge being abandonea, the jury returned a vei dict of assault and battery oaly, and the Court tenced the prisoners to the ponitentiary for six months, when they retired laughing, one of them eoying—Thank you, sir.” Adjourned till this morning Case of Alleged Slavery. SUPERIOR COURT—IN CHAMDERS. Before Hon, Judge Paine. EIGHT COLORED PERSONS, ALLKGKD TO BE FREE BORN, SOLD TO SLAVERY—EXCITING SCENE m Nov, 8 - It will be remembered that this case came up before Judge Paine cn Saturday last, but was postponed on the motion made by Mr. Lepuogh th: counsel for the claimant, until yesterday attwelveoelock In conse quence of the publicity given by the Henaiy. tam report of the previous proceedings which appeared in our Sua- dvy’s ikeue. the court room was crowde 4 to overtlowing by seme of our most rerpeotable vitizeus, auxious to be fpectators of this interesting ang imoortauc case, The entry and staircase leading to the superior Court room were completely choked up by coloeed poopie, of every , shade, who manifested the greatest convorn tor their brethren in sfilichion it appears frem the statement of the petitioner, whese namo, strange to say, is Louis Napoieom, tuay those elgbt colored persons arrived a: this port from Virginia in the steawer Richmond City, wheace they were tnken to a buarding-house, No. 4 Uariisis strove’, ‘the petitioner says thet they are Beid uuder pr that they are slaves, and that they have. as the petitioner is informed apd heiicvos, been tough ap by & negro , treder or specutator cailed Lemmon, by ®hom, togeth. cr with the wid cf the man keeping the house whose name is unknown, and whois am agent of said Lemmon, they are held and coufined theres; aud that said negro under intends very shortiy to ship them to Texas and there to sell and reduce them to slavery , that the ie | guiity of their restraint and detention consis'a in the taot, as petidiouer is advised end believes’ that they are not slaves but free persons and eniitied to heir freedom ; that the petitioner cannot have access to th-m to bave them sap a petition, but they desire thw'r freedom nod are unwilling to be teken to Texas or into slavery, wud that their piace of destination has beem changed since the proceedings in this case were commences. Shortly before tweive o'clock Mr and Mrs, Lanmon entered ihe court, and the negeors soon after arsived in custody of an officer, Judge Paine having taken his seat, Mr Lepaugh rose and said—Under the circumstaace lu whiea this care Was preeented Wo the Court, upd especialy ay it is one which it is desirable on ali bands to have fuily aud farriy investigated, and owing to the shortness of (me trom BSuturdsy until this muroing which the coussel for tae Jsiments hsve had to prepare themseiver in this esse, that jursioe co towir clients should be fully perf eare Under (he geCES- sity Of arking thet it be adjourned anil to morrow; and, in msking tbis application it is perhaps prover tha: 1 should say, Unat it is ome entirely tor tbe o . Mr Clinton has this morning been engage: co-operate with me and he bas por you had an vpportur Fity to lock into the matter So far as my clients aro | conersned. they would be gled to have the case dixpored of today, iit could have been done, for the only pro perty Which they bave consists of there « Trey Uberuseives bad taken & passage is 4 vesrel wh a Saiuroay, and not knowing but that their slaves might be given up more ready. and without cadiag in aid wachmery which thelr couusel fu it ne- cecary wo do, In orcer to sustain their teal right they engaged a passage sgnin tor to cay; bur the dary which counsel bave to perform renders 1b uecessary tbat they ehowid submit and sacrifice the loa Of thelr pasags, movey. or run the chance of having it returned #5) tae case may be. Thereturn which #« put in before was bestily drawn. and from the shortuess of fue which counsel bed to prepare it was not so perfec: wad ful deerrubh on taturday £ tia amined ns far es L was able veri with the questions which bere arive aod Tum saci in my own mind that 1 could not co justin to these clumants unless afurtber returu was inate in order, | PONCE to | further, thet there muy be no act in this case, echer at the present or at any time during its pendenoy of asjuli- cation which should look otherwire chan perfeotiy fair, we ave desirous of drawing @ return with much care, iu order to present the various points which we feet we are auihorized to presomt under the existing proviniony of our lnw nnd the decisions of the various courts in this Stace. andm the U 8 Court Therefore. oar Honor please, | move that this case be postpoued until so mor- ow, at ten o'clock, and in the meautuue we wil) pus ia ap amended return, furnish the other ride wi and then proceed to argue the case. it the cous: the other side is ready. The magnituds ead tapor: of the care must be my apology for asking the court for {ariher indulgence im referenee to putting in the re- urn. Mr, Clinton--It is proper for me to etate if your Hovor pleases, 1m reconaing this movion to adjourn ‘that 1 «a quice reurfied that the only que-tious vo be presented be- tore your honor are questions of law here wilt be a0 Ginpure us to siions of fact. 1 have mot yet had an opportunity of looking over the papers, bat I am satistied | this wili be the ease The cure will present to your honor qurstions only 4s to the construction of the st.- tutes, and the construction of certain orovisions of tha const? ution of the United Stares These questions se extireiy new for | beiteve they have not been adjadioated upon, aud it is therefore necr@sary that proper time thould be afforded tor discussion sod adjudiiation apon there principles. No berm cap result to the other side from (bis xdjournment, for the ouly parties who suller trom it se ourclient, I therefore hops that the counsel on the other side will not object, Mr Culver—I am dispwed to be very courteous | im thig matter, and I aid notom that secount op- pese the application On Saturday, bat I must say that I think sufficient time has Leen granted flere are eight rersons, who ave now beld in i: gal contiar- ment, es we sey; and, therefore, ay little dusy should | take place as possible, I have ane: nrent to morrow | ip acause © an has been halftried, My elfen: bar to Caliornia, and ha'f the witnesses have The cauve is adjourned until to-morre we are tosvm up the ¢ Rrooklyp; therefore it wilt be impori bt lr tue here, ‘f could. perbaos, attend to mocrow dndge Peiue—Then lev it be tom Frew the mstute of the case. f cuppove is on. —Yos. Ti row comer up os a queti o rlavery existe fn Live State of Now Vers Fnoge Pelrent puppored that wis 6 url itbink af MAL oecupy me oo th = = es & E go on with case. for It is tnverfolog w dutias TEbave adjourned today where . #3 tune other branch of the Gourt, te take ep tb bot Cara perfectly willing to take to-saorrew Mr. Clinton.—We cannot get reatr uo draw our pointe. a Mr Lopaugh —W'o shall save time, so fn as the ie ccncerned, iu having the matter stand over maid + mourow. for then we shall be able to present + ima iucd and clear manner besore the Court. We intend to pt sent some questions which bave not been rateed hereto | fore, This cave prerente features whic have appouted ia no other cas horetofure adjudicated upon Judge Paine—It you say there ore such features Tam not disporcd to refake you any opportunity of suggesting | something pew to we Mr, Clintca—Thero certainly are many vow features which we rhall present to your honor ag Mr. Cniver= 1 we fat (heir amended too tora ebould be pr casas Gust we lake Ieauie Jude 2 a ate ud q lae t (rer i att ayia se Pal one of ; nell, Doherty, Peck--16 | in Fourteents street, between Second and Third ‘W YORK COMMON COUNCIL. (OF FICIAL.) street, between Sooond and Third avemucs. To Committee on Roads mittee om be shoe Geeta favor gene street, betwoon I’ith avenue Meaeee Houston. ALpeamen, and Maoming road, with oil. To Commities Monday, Novombor 8, on Lamps an PRes!NT—Richord T. Compton, Esq , Prosident; Aldermen Moore, Y sley, Sturtevant, Boyee, Barr, Tweed, Brisioy, rancid, Smith, Poassall, Bard, Report of Committee on Lamps and Gas—In fa- Ward, Denman, Cornell, Doherty and Pock. 5 i 4 ii ‘ . “i | vor of placing oil lamps in 109th street, from Third sale pg Of the Inst meoting wero read amd | 2yenue ko Harlem lane. ‘To Committee on Lamps and Gas. tesulved, That Hose Co. 37 be allowed five addi- tional men, To Commitieo on Mire Department. Preumble, relative to the track of the Hudson River Kairoad Co , with resolution that said compa- py bo requested to remove their rails and ceplace the same with grooved rail, similar co that now iu ure by tho Hariom Railroad Company around thy Park. Concurred in Report of Committee on Fire Department—[a favor of paying the bill of Thomas Bell for ringing fire alarm betl. To Committee oa Mire Department. Subsequently reconsidered aud adopted. Report ot Committee on Roads—[o fevor of » crovewalk at the interreotions of 125tu, 126uh, 127rh, 128th, 129th streets, and Vhird, Fourth aud Fifth evenues. To Commitice on Roads | Reeolution—That the Comnnssioners of Streets oud Lawps cause an extra lanp to bs placed in front of the Methodist Hpiseopai church $e09 street, between avenues U and DP. Conoarred in Resolution—That the Commissioners of Strcets and Lamps be direvted to light First avenue with | gas. Concurred in. Resolution—That tho Street Commissioners direct James Humes to finish paving Wwentioth streot, | jvom avenue A to the Wast river, witnin two woeks | from the pasenge of this resolution. Concurrod in. | Resolution— bat two doormen be appoiated for | each etation bouse in the Firat ward, aod bio | Gas Report of Committeo on Polioo—In favor of pay- ing 5 J. Simmons for services performod at Sixth ward station house. To Committeo on Police PETITIONS By Alderman Donenry— Petition of Hugh Master gon and others, to pave 121s street, between Third | avenue and Mount Morris square graded. ‘To Com- mittee on Roads By the same—Potition of J. M. Grosley and others, to have Siath avenue, bot ween Forty-second aaa Sorte ninth street, regraded. To Committeo on By Alderman Denman—Petition of J. Grata- cap and others, to have Forty-third street, at inter- | scetion of Tenth avenue, tegraded. To Coummitive on Reads. By Alderman Wanp—Romonstrance of James Chestermen und others, against the assessment for flagging 122d etreot between Third avenuo and North river. To Committee on Roads. By Alderman Peck—Bill of Dr 8 Pretier, for medical servicce at Twentieth ward station house. ‘Yo Committee on Police By the seme-—Petition of Theodore Martine, for | correction of tax To Committee on Finance By Alderman Wann—Petitien of Thos. A. Davies and associates, for privilege of laying the proposed Broadway railroad = ‘T'o the Bpovial Committee By Aldermen Dougnry—Petition of George Brainerd, to have Ninety-third street openod from Bas avenuo to East river. To Committee om ads. Clty Ini Tur Weatnre, early y diy, bet tneep and cold. The fog was entirely dis and the air clear aad wholesome ‘The thermometer, the Hy xary buildings, ranged thus during the poom, @R3s deg; at three P.M, 68 deg ; P.M. 08 dee, The evening came on calm ard the wight settled dowm with a foreteste of Giving promise of a fine dry morning. Finexrns Vier vo New Youe—The city livered yesterday by the parads of two companies from Wiliamsburg They wero Kngine Jom pry No 4 and Ked Jacker Engine Fire Company, Mo. 0. of that city They came to town in order te take home a new engine. *hich but been building here. for cech, Having received their ins. the mew decked each with @ very rioh wreath, avd marched throwg®s Rreadway and tho priccipsl streets, passing our offlee. The very fine appearance of the men was a general comment Each company was sttonded by a fice bend, Whitmore’s accompanying Ne 4 Company No. 1€ mustered eighty-eight meubers, and No. 4 turaed ont meariy os memy. Sark ov Vatvaner Reat Berares—We call thts attom- tion of our friends the sale, by suction, om Thursday, the lth inst. of am elegant manion in Brooklya, by. Jemes Cail. Bee advertioement, Sraent Assavir —A map, named A. You Lzgestcought tot nee. at one o'clook yesterday: morning t op and Smith, leSoring anler the effect of ot the bend revere cut in hit head, which be austeined of one Charles Metcho. who sucoseded te | making bis escape The wound was dressed by « surgeon, ond Yourg otherwise attended to, Sraancen Puztisn —OMleer Walker, of the Sevem- sth war hilst patroling near Tompkine equare uncay night, found ® poor Malay native standing tm the perk unable to find bir way out, end equally unable to ieliwhere he wanted to goto Aa the man appeared weakly he wee taken to the sta ion house, and eared for witli Cneday me ning, when the officer eat ont to seareh ra» interpreter through whom he might leara what the wan wanted or were he dwelt, Cameron Exrtonos —€ a Dire, Aple, teriding at No. A night, at a late hour 1 B, went to Ait w By Alderman Ssirn—Petition of John S. Aua- _ cd by | Chm@pbene tamp with the liquid. camphene oanabt tin, for remuneration for loss of horse. To Vommit- | 8 he doorme n bo the same as now allowed by | fi odihe lamp almort immediately exploded. The tee on Finance, PY “OP CHaEe ae 5 | dress of Mra. Apia was rat on fica so the window eur- Reroluti {clative to ailidavitol Sdward Haynes, | greet alarm prevailed. Offeers By the same—Petition of E. B Sutton, for exclu sive use of west side of pior 15, Was; river. Lo Com- mittee on l'inance. By Alderman Faancis—Petition of J. M Bell, to be reeved from erroneous assessment. ‘Lo Com- mittee Aseecsments. By the same—Petition of the Maguetio Telegraph Company, for permission to remove their posts. ‘lo Committee on Streets. By Aldermen Moorr—Petitios of 5. Van Bon- Lo tho | with proceedings thereon Coneurred in Rerolution—dhat the Commissioner of Repairs ang Supplies purchase a band curt, for the use of the Seventh ward police Laid on tho table | Resolution—That Eighth avenue, trom Forty. | iourth io Viitieth strests, be iighied with gas. Coneurred in ; | Repors of Commities on Wharves, Piers aad | Slipe-—In relation to pay to Philig Mabie for o. work on pier No 12, Bast river, with objooti article railroad en Broadway. bis Honor the Mayor thereto. Ieforroa to C: By Alderman StuatEvant—Petition of C Wos- | mittee on Lahaina hae ferfield and others, to havo Fifty-ffth street regu- | Communication irom the Gomptioller, with oer: | By the Puxstpent—Petition of A. MoColtor, to | fit bills fur services rendered by dilleroul partic | ty a eo Bb Occhio Of Obscquies cu ae wa llear | tell to the city seven lots of land oa Ward’s Island. | (4 ’eceHee of ebscquies OF tue a “dl To Committee om Finance. “ Whereupon, Alderman Comnsut presented the | By the same—Petition of Henry @ Thompson, | gi) ,y) g reavlution, viz + sion of ta To Commiites oa l'ivancs | ee ye spe c ~ i A Ma sper 0 By the sume—Petition ef Mrs M. W. Dull, for | *°C 208. eb) ake | Rea abies correction of tax of years 1880mnd IS50, 0 Coma Att aad the Comptroticn ts dirootyd to poy correction of tax of yearé 1850 wad 1851. ‘To Gom- | tye game, and charge the winouul 50 pall 10 the up By Aideman P&ARS4.L—Petition of Ava Proud. | eee see ee ee eee te te berovy manta, four, for correction of tax. To Commities on | SUI @ ete’™ ® : 4 Rinanse priated to be aaded te the euGual approprimiou | By Aldertan Connente on OR PMY Regd, luca cece eer ee te ea Ooi oe on Miva ig | aa | gee etal rae age a Mtuanoo | Alirmative—-Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, | Meniuater dua Nouteacs y Boyer, Barr, Tweed, the Presud Alde | ao re ciae on contracs. To 2 ou Dain BinGh s Hescas Hands Danii By the Pxesmxnt—Potition of citizvas of : f ashe Shen ernitiolonetn 0678 3 cents Ward, to bave cersain uvisuuicos abatd. Lo iaiake ing contract to DO, Ki il Committee on Police and © K Sutten, forfurmsuing 10,000 gelioas of | aa add Kt 7 furmabing siioa . Té eport 3 eta tiiD § An invitation was received from tbe Sox t SGom 3 a the Refumation of Juvenile Detingusnts, Pe ice Eas as cheer! SEM as the laying of the corner sione of tue uew House of | “S* ‘ agrees ys Tus Pallett Clork Retoge, on Kandall’s Island, oa Tuesdn 2a ee Novem eee see BOARD OF ASSISTANT RESULUTION } M Nov By Aldocman Mosrs—Kesoived, Vhai a 4 Puesknt—Jone, Trotter Presid tho walk be Jaid in Broad street, direetiy aero Ou NO. | Clair; avelutart Aidermen Cait Mabowts, ts of said ttreet, wreer the dircetion of the Com- | O Bren, Rodaus 1, Ring, Wells, blower of Repairs and eupplive A By Alderman Praycis— Recoived, ferred to tae Commitics on Py the expeaies cy of connecting U aplou That it bo re- Bouton, Motown Valentine, aud M Burkor, iogers, | ic OWN OF Henry B: | tious iogether by telegraph. for che purp voure “as miaston to lay grouved | pediting the business of the police depertuwont, | jgijroud fo Special Comusicee. | ecndipg to each stuciou houre the lgoalivy of tires, Us big road Compauy, lor periiia- &e. Retorred to Coumictes un Posive sion tu Xtend their roud to Bromaway, ese) OF By Alderman Boycw—Resoisved, That the Comp- | echer sireer that the « 2 Coungil may e trojier be end be ie here#¥ directed to furnisa vis | pate ‘Lo Speciat Comm isuag of Alder- Board with # statement, giving the amouat re d | men Rodman, Tait and Whe H monthly by the Sisth and Kigth avenue ruilroads, | By Assietavt Alderman Waiatt—Of Magnetic | respectively, sitice the date of the comucuoemens of | Pel graph Comp: om to chauge tacic | the ruping of the 8 thereon, togother wilh the | actual cost of coustructiun of each wile of said roads, | &8 Gre required by the terms of their agreemeuts, | entered ipto by toem with the Mayor, Aldermen, | and Commonality of the Uity of New York. + Hutte to Corumi Bureete | DLUTLUSS wun BROWS wires from West streets, 1 ere By_ Assisian Vaat two door ferred to Committes on Law Deparumen’ | wen be appointed for the statiou ‘house in the First By Alderman Pxox—itesolved, Phas the sidewal | ward, with the ueuavealu'y Adlopied ou the westerly side of Broadway, betwe Thirty- | By Assicta Alderman Weigur- deat a 3 aud Thirty-ninth strects, be flagged, uader tho | lawp bo paced ia front of th an sireot Bap! ction of tho Street Commissioner Keterred to | ehucch, che gas post be removed to the centre of Con mittee oa 5: o i | the front. Adopted | By Alderman Tweep--Rosolved, That the suum of | fyy apaiet ‘Alder 3outoN—Tbat this Board | $1 000 be, and the ewwo ix hereby approp-tatod, for | with the other Board im their action aa to | the paypose of paying extra bills, iacurred in the | the foreman of Hague Company No 26 Laid on | diferent clection districts cf the eity—ior ap | the table | rooms, room bi Gireeted to Ala e. &e, and that the Vomptrotior be | REPORIS } pay ali each bills whem duty cectified to | e Of Committee on Sewerse—To coacur to grant of the | y iss'on to’ MeOasbo to construct @ drain with curred, wod vert. | ower im T'wenty-kecond strost. Adopted. | # presenting seid bills. Adopted | (1 the seme—in favor of appropriating for | | basing m Him street. Adopted, oy tne fuilowing vot Aflirm 6 Prosident, Mesirs. Brown, Tait, | Mabnatt, O'Brien, Rodman, Breaden, Woodward, | Rivg, Wells, Bouton, McGown, right, whovlan, Buraer, Rogers, Valentine, and MeVoukey—18 Of Committee on Fire Department—To coucur to chenge the firemen’s register a8 to Join Hikea, trom capoiled to reelgned; to coueur to purcnase | bew carriage for Hoos Company No, 21; in favor of | appropriating @125 towards repuring house of Hook and Ludder Gompany No 6 Ail adopted, each by the feiluwing ve : Afbrwative— Tne President, Measrs. Brown, Tais, bbatt, U' Brien, Rodman, Broaden, Woodward, | , Wells, Bouton, McGown, Wrgtt, Wheelsn, Boker, Rogers, Valente, und MoConkey— 13 | Of Commatice on Sewers—I1n tavor of extending time to Wm. C. Cummings to complete sewer Adopted fiew by the porsy On # Givisivg, Wie Aflirmative— Ald Jey, I ermon Moora, Haley, Sturtoraat, Barr, Pweed, the President, Aldermen Bria- pels, Saith, Pearsall, Bard, Denman, Gor XK ‘ORTS co on Strosts--In favor of regulating and paving South ste between Roosevelt snd Oliver rtrecis Adopted on a division, vi i tive-—Aidermen Moore, Halvy, 5+ ce, Burr, Cweed, the Prosident. Ald | Brieiry, Vrancis, Smith, Pearsall, Burd, Deaman, | Coral, Doherty, Peck—16 | | | Of Come to- men Of samo Committee—To concur to flag sidewaike avenues. Adopted ona division, vin :-- Affiumative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturte- | vani, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, tao President, Alderaon Bhish:y, Francis, Smith, Pesrsull, Berd, Denman, Cornell, Doberty, Peck--16. Of the same Committee—In favor of enclosing vacent lots on the nor. t corner of Lexingtoa avenue and Thirty-tirst strees. Adopted om @ di- vision, Vi Aflirmutive—Aldermen Moore, Hales, Sturte- vant, Boyce, Barr, ‘weed, the President, Aldor- men Brisiey, Fran Smith, Pearsall, Sard, Vea- miu, Doberty, Peek— Of Committeo of Wharves, Piers, aud Slips--In favor ot building two small piers av the tuos of Fourteenth strovt, Kast river, for ferry wad other Berpanet: Loid oa the table and ordered to be priate Of Committee op Stroete--In favor of flagging sidewalks from No St Thirty-fourth street w the Tenth avenue, a space four foot wide. Adopted on a division, via: Affirmative— Alderman Moore, Haley, Scurtevant, Bojco, Burr, Tweod, the Presideat, Aldermen Bris- ley, Francis, Smith, Pearall, Burd, Denmaa, Do herty, Peck—15 | Of Committee on Sewere--In favor of granting potition of William A Cumming for an extension of the time for compieting sewer in Thirty-ninit street from Siath to Bighta avenus. To Oomunit- tee on Sewers YROM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. Rerolution—shat Hose Vo. No 80 lo permitted to bave ten hin addition to the number atready sllowed than To Jommittee on Fire Dopart.nent. Resolution—Thut the sidewalk southeast comer t{Merket and Monroe stroots be repaired, &u. To Committee on Streets w*ion— That Hose Co. No. 42 be allowed five adlitioual men. To Committee on Fire Depart- FPAOM BOARD OF ALDERMEN Repori—In iavor vt changing the ticemen’s regis- | ter ss to Thou Gregory and Daniel Donovan vo red on Keport— lo javor of remitting personal tax of Geo Auerton. Ty Committee on f wance Report—in fevor of building a new house for Ea- gine Vonpany No. 36. To Uommittee on Fire Do- partment Report—la favor of allowing Engine Company | No 48 ten additional wen. Coucurrea in. | Report--Ip tayor of sewer in Broome street, from | near Verrick to and tbrough Sullivan, to near | | Grand street. To Commitres on Sewers | Report-—In favor of repairing Fit.eenth street, be- | tween Sixth aud Seventh avenues, and raising and rolaying cross walk ou Sixth evenuo, between Unir- teenth and Fourteenth streets. Lo Commitee on | Stivers " | Report—In favor of purchasing the portrait of | Major General Morton. ‘Lo Committee on Arts,&s. | Kepoit—In favor of towers im Prince streot, | from Grecne through Thompson to near Broome; in Bpring street, trom Thompeonto Greene. Te | Committee on Sewers. Keport--Relative to sundry expalsions from Fire Department. Coneurred m COMMMICATIONS From the Bureau of Assessments, with the fol- lowing atecssment lists, asking that they be con- firmeo, and Abrer Sanford be appointed eolloctor toerelor, viz —For sewers in Duane street, from City Hall piace 40 a point ator near to the iuter Prince strect, to ® point at or neat the read of ment Marion étreet; in Tewth avenue, trom Thirty first Resolution--That the Committes on Law Dopart- | sireet to ond through Thirty thirdastrest, to o pviat | est be inet fo examinoictothe appointment | » ear the intersection of Ninth avenue; ia Ven tre street, frou Grand street to w polot at o¢ neur | Broome sirect; in Henry street, from Jefferson street | to a point as or near the interssotion of Clinvon street; in Washington strees, betecen Morr street | and Battery plave; for flagging a space four | fect wide turovgh sidewaixe in 132d strect | from Third avenue to Harlem river; for regea | ding and regulatiug Wall stroet, from the intersec- | tion of Pearl to Water; for fencing bleck bounded | by Thirty-fitth and Thirty sixth streets and Fourth | } ra of Dleotion made by the Common ad yeport Whether such appointments aro Laid on the tadlo Report of Committee on Wharves, Piera, and Stips~ In fa luing bulkhead foot of 125+h atrect, Harlem river ‘To Committee on Wh urves, &e. taport of Commictee on Wharves, Piers, and lips With revolution directing onzers of pir 19 North rive, to rebuild evid pior. To Committee on V harves, &e Report of Commi paving and flagging ‘euth and Nieventh avenues Srreeta Report of Committee on Assossments—To favor of confirming certain aseoeement ties, and eppo ni- ikg Abner Sorford coliesior tueetor Lo Gu umit- tee on Aseegsmy nts : Report ofCow i ites on Sewors--Ie fyvor of geant- Ciion of Charles Doviin Toonty ou | and Fifth avenucs; for regulatiog and paviog Madi- von ave between forueth and Forty-second streets; for puviog Fifty: first street, from Nighth to Lenth avenur, aid flaggiwg the sidewalks a space four tect wide; for paviog Forty fourth street, from | dighth to Ninto uvenue; Fitth avenue from Tnir- | 1» to Forty-second sitects. Lo Commitive oa | eoemente | Hoard ‘hen adjourned to Tuesday afternoon, | bh Prow minutos bwakd BanrorD, Clock, tee on Streeta—In favor of nirty-eighth street, between To Commitiee on Intelligence pet vw Troume —A singe 8 ou before Justion Stun wileged (0 bave cou afl avite ir thy ary a ot against ws . dee! sh Ser va gif » r Mell ee * e nef the Bhvonte 6 ‘spor of > ty ee caue | Se APRisthMO®, WurMMed the fobbers aud mucovbued in grading, by HO OPTOMES | copy ring Ope, Bamed Joba Crowley, # eyed and 1420 ctre: To Conn . | fo (be station howe and in the ng ’ Rew f w "0 sr Of eT betore Inet Stuatt, who comgut eg U | eon river rallios | that «flames Horr | thes, | public entirely ym h section of Chatham street; in Marion street, from | 1 ody ome svarg Waid | peinom tof trial, a tains im the room. « Ress end Hrown Seventeenth wact raw ap ond extim- eviched the flames, withour any waterial damage te pre perty or much personal injury to Mes. Aple Varar Resury or a Rantoap Accrowir wae notified, yesterday morning. to bold the bedy of ® wan name Ho pital. from the effect of an injury which he sustained aboute fortnight ego. by means of the cara of Uae Aud- running over hiv foot, It appears that the care caught the heel of Kelly as he was standiag neae ne beiween Spring and West alrects fle was com veyed to the hospital by the oflivers of the Eighth ward, but alarming symptoms setuing in along the leg. it had to be smpntated. Kelly lingered rines the opera iva, sat yoterday morning when be died fo worked a8 ‘Loug- shore am At about 2 o'clock yeat iva SURO, rebar 1 Matherry. strae day morning d from a party Upon ewrsetna residen mo che waseeized with a violont apaem. fell apem antly A&A deotor wae sons to his arrival Her Miehwd Wikieoou and aman named Toomer er inthe hove were locked np oy As piain Carne din order that the t have the be * choir testtm strercoon, [tis said thet the women sae he time of her death Deowsine —OCoroner Tyes held aa tw atfernoon, at the house No, 116 ha Hodge srondway. Nic ington ved Al oo Monday worniag Twas Nort over, wid aaw che by Yolo tun? near the nad flow't ug See atm fru the water; Enolified the offic Ly ML OO MR AEKCs when the body wae raised | Raew th eas that of Jobe Uodge; I + deowacud last Raturday; T do not know how be ew nthe water, he wonld drink oie. times. Jobe Alien. No 110 Washington sereet—Desoanw@ worked about the dock at nig’ tlept here ta che day. ims. 1 saw him om Saturday og bo ween eight aad ayuoth th aore ‘ vukoown to the jury forty fiv vor abd wee a netiv AD inquert was held yerterday « the Sucen Isteud ferey) upon thé body of Heury Kaxd ier, Which wa wing in the water off the Bat- tery. ip the The only testimony taken wae No, 61 Wasbiagton stroat—at morning tight o'¢ vening (Monday) (saw two mon al ring diy of che deceased towards the Bat. tery i, wax near pier No, 1 Hast they said that they bim tlowine in the w some iaem gave thea: a rope. and the body was drawn up out of the water, V Dest by drowning ander circum mances unknown (othe jury The deonaed was w ‘iee- men, ard appeared to have been ao vu. fifty four yoars of age Anottien Casn ov Daowsinc.—The body of « night eatchuey named Jobo neo. who has been missing fast 8 ud dead yesterday atverunon, in the tot Barelay street. Am ine rt will be heid to day. It ie presumed that he was accidentally drewned. ay a valucble wacoh aod his parse, wiih money init were found upon bis persom. Theatleat aod & th steal, Mapame Arnon: at contralto eiager, who has been ao gepeuily adm ed during ber former cosas ie bir city. giver ber fret eo ooert of the season this eveaing, he will be avsinted by Synors Rovers Sangiovanni, Ar- Master Wo Svar and Milo Oamile Urso Several Leept tal musicn! geme are selve'ed for Madame Albooi. Kowrny She same bill as last evening with namely: the tragic play of rgeauce.” with &ddy, Joan the leeding enaracters The + geand opacatie stevens, Mew, privet als rHeay ber acting snd cunception of eharse’r. peurs toon in the Duke's Wager,” as Gabriel de I Isle, and Conway a° tbe Duke de Richelien, and Yad. Po- nist es the Marcbioness de Vie Miay Prioe will dame @ Vas Seul, after which the new aad original tares of ’ Married fled) with Dasidge, Waitung and Mes. Verucn, ae stare. Numio’s Ga entertainm: vt os —The dramatte company will open the with the piees My Young Wife and Old Umbrella” Vbis will bs followed by the by ivertisement called ‘Le Maja de Sevitie” im whiek Nib lo'e talented ‘ronge will dirpluy their Lerpeschorean bitte ‘To seo Mile Povgard and Seporits 30.0 ts worth tm iteeif the price of aam*srivn, Thoir dancing it every aight | rewarded with enthurinetic cheers The entertainments will terminate with the paatomine of “Ketly.”” Borvos’s Tesarne.—Tho patronage of thie eatsblish- ment evens to be as extensive as ever, tho house is every pight crowded, and the audiences give testimony of thelr pleseure by wart plaudits, Burcon hi savor. The amusements this evem tng consist ot the ummring piece called © City Policies”? this Will be succeeded Ly the Janghable sketeb called » Bee gone Dull Care? avd the whelw will eonctude wih the hew piece eutitled “One sand Millicets Wauted * | Borten and ull Lie ster company in the respective cha Tucters, Navionan Thratax —Pnrdy still continues to bo well petrovized by bis friends; he js an untiring manager, and bis exertions seem to be duly appreciaied Hiv stom ccm enoy couprive veveral tolented mauhers. The pwr foevces aencuneed for tbis evening consist of tae + Otd Tull House.” which will be succeeded by the prise drome entisied + eu the Irish Princess,” and all with termicace with the ‘Showman and Yoakey ” ia whieh the fuvoriic n7tiste, Cony and Taylor, #il appear They are Very pepolar and draw good houses, Wertack’s Trratee.—Where can one wile away am evening with more unmixed pleasure then at this wel reguiuted estabiivbment! Mr Wallact, eo far, has givem convineivg proof that he is a good manoger, his selec Lions are execllen®, and bis aetors are second to nome tm the city. The bili eanouneed for this evening consists of the fire comeey oalted © Wild Onte.” in which Mr, Wal jock appears a8 Rover aasirted in the other charasters oy Mesers, Blake, Brougham and other ecinentardets The entertainments close with the © ffaadsom» Husband.” Antreican Museun — This extensive establiahment son- tinwer to ba well patrovixed. Tbe same excellent dul of entertainment which was given here yesterday aftornoom and evening. Io to be repeated to-day, comprising two at- tractive plecer in the afternoon, and the new tem drama styled the * Leet Nail, or Dranksed’s Vision? in the evening the cast of which embraces al) the leade ing members ef the company. Wuirs’s Tuxvarne ov Vaurrries.—This beautifal Ut. tio thestre was erowded again lust night. and the per= formences were reovived with tv utmoss satisfaction, ( for this eveuiog ary the “ Yankee jile du Regiment,” the [rish Dra- Young Widow,” "Obapfran Dr rtine, and Mr.and Mre, Merrit goon’? snd the Eeymour Misa Alt | appearing im the caste Cimry’s Overs Hover.—Ohristy’s Ethiopian Opace Company advertise another atcractive programme for this evenipg comprising imetrumental solos. singing, dapeing ‘and burlesuee. Wooo's Mivetnets, whoee negro entertatoments are the delight of crowded audiences nightly, aancunce @ very euiusing progtanime for tbis evouing Cinces.—A new a hiotie divertisement was introduced at the amphitheatre last evening in which all the greas gywnertic perlormers in he profesivn took part The roemw Was Tost animated. every feat of the various artistes being witnessed with deafsoing applause Che athletio contest Wil be repeated this evening together with the geteat feats of horsemanship by young Pastor, Sands, amd the Soe Philo Sam Lathrop also delivers his ineagural epere! Ths Bevsstan Ontennew elosed @ mort brilliant om kagement As Provideuce on Saturday last, when handreds vere ureble to gain admission “PRhey will appear tm Albeny tc morrow night t Ds hb the sweet ballad singer, is to gives 1 © Ov Pritay evoatag wext worming wi Battalo a-umed y coucerts ia Bostoe. ud te known ooly 80 @ tow i “ outs on (be 2d time Mr Ma Lowvilte 6 Willi commenced aa ; ae Ach otemet 4 forces, the pretant snort one . 4 Lagan eed Ale, coum btm gil try 1 ‘ eb enol anprenew Ios dail 98. trae of the cenSrnry tw ‘ S aevere slokw { 9ar ote ord, €07