The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1854, Page 2

“LOCAL AFFAIRG. . Alderman Baows moved that it be postponed Common Pleas—General Term. ‘The Cuban Vitlbusters at New Orleans—la- setiase geatiomen then sigaed the bonds with until August, September. Before Hon. Judges f rs Teterimeeace ceed the | Jury olan * RW. . R. Miles were the sureties of Lot Soporte Jy. | and raid that the board were bound to givo the oon: | OrAi4x. Fd Col. >) Gea and 8. R. Walker wore ‘The Board held the fifth meeting of the Jul, tencle ‘bidder; but there be a | Ju’ement ye F J Patrick irwia and 8. F. = on lan 4 ovmnne—Hathans ©. Ely, "| desire te k to the old system of the ee pes to L. | were r, Gennters. * >reeadent chair. aden sEEE TS , BYERRED. ; mean tocharge sll second trial; previous Interesting from the Rio ero ber with tbe Tekion gait stealin ame | oat “tnen, however, & net the ‘cent ee | 1, That the inetitution of slavery, except in yavo.erios REFSeEnrae geen _ The report of the committee of the Councilmen, ‘Alderman Duass, in su parting the motion of | plaintiff having recovered a ve entered up his jadg. | penithwent of crime, ia s great moral, ‘and politi- consequence of the pew re - in relation to the communication of James Flana- iponement to Se bir Tain" that he did not ment, which the defendant to set aside. ‘This cal evil; that it was eo regarded by the Fathers of the the secarity de- The QUurTot enae wear. ANNA, gan relative to his contracts for work t@be per- esi gen lel pickings and stealings | moticn was denied, bat the motiee of eatry of judgment | Rerublic—the Sounders and best of the Union; was based upom 8 | 110 fi . Meme fae Uth alt., 0 formed within the Central Park, was referred to the FE ee ene ae cece | wen. oat, asice. ; ont Gontect: | firm and immovable conviction that they were bowing Nome st seme Finanes Cosmmattes. , ; under the old charter re were ander the new, 1) Te tinction, | guilty of bo crime or offence ; they were ‘The black anda of ienoateet i and as for his part, although he would vote for the | yas pa TUE CLINTON MARKET. postponemen red himself ag honest as the ha The netition of John 8. Smith and others, stating | Kilmer or the Fifteenth, (Chauncey) and had as Shiertgie carseat Appeal should have atoppet | ence of mem best acquainted with its workings, that the Clinton Market is so contracte{ that thee | jittle to do with the pickings and stealin here, but inadvertently it was further ordered that the | parsicpate oonfesstons of those who are laterested the starry emblems of a purer Kberty is not safficient accommo ation for the customers, Piet doe" = "half judgment.at Special Termshould beafiirmed. That part | ‘ta tendency to relax the vigor of industry and a ote ae sy c Alderman Howanp—I don't think you stea Judgment at Special Term: at p> prise inberent in the white man, the very surface { vouchsafed to the citizensof the now Market ved, and reforred tp; the Committes on os mu betes, (Langhter.) tion to ' Agel sven te rw ec eg. Gach juigment was | Pret i Ghere it eobsists, the vices and clearly kept before | cal republic. o Iderman Lorn, in oppoving the motion to post- > appre); morel are ura) growth, the stringent police, often i Foremost these stands the celebrated WHE HARLAN, NEW HAVEN AND HUDSON BIVER RAIL | pone, defended certain members of the Board of {1m the devial by the Judge at Special Term Tentirg to bowaulty, and ebodking to the eeatimeats | the Public mind. We take the esse of Gen, Quit: | cero chieftain, Don Mecedonis Copiatran, s H 3 2 charged with none, aud that their scquiescence in gather ‘( of Matamoras, Within the past week many of Os eat te aes aes oe ae penerior 1 sing = place left 'y ef, BE i BB He i a3 ess : & z | i ROADS. fora powtrial As the ju pealed . Ly ; ; Aldermen whom, he said, were the object of certain te of evers generovs heart, which it ds; the tleman d'to wield more influence thea Dane ok Cerca aT ee ee teaek, | insinuations and charges, for the purp9ee of bring: | ould have propeely sorrected thas error Sad ‘motion | lasairendy wrought, and the future dangers which it | O°0Y, toi aly to the existence of parpoee OF | other man in the Neate of Tum ‘A tew nd Hudson River Railroads, for the accommodation | ‘PE the board into odium and ditrepite. |. for that porpete, pee as Wp ce, Const Tus andes Riopal liberties, ell ineontestibly prove st fo be, auch | be knew of no movement having in view the eman- since, notice was Be. that he ‘of persons at Yorkville, Huriem. and Manhattan, | icund under the charter to let the contract to the sult 10 far as to vacate the judgment of afirmancethere- | *vil. Eursly that institution. is not to he strengthened maintenance of and cutee: - report that such au arrangement could not be made ’ - | andencourrged against which Washington, the calmest | was not a paiticipator; although his conscience peace ; ‘without interfering with the running of the ears on | 10N¢st bidder, and spoke some time in support of tafore entered) Te eas nt nee eer aoe erie that | b2d wisest <7 ovr nation, bore unequivocal testimoay; | was clear, and he did not intend to violate any law, | Samp the impress of terror upon the balance of said roads, as it might interfere und canse delays so ‘Alderman WILL" AMSOX said that this matter had i" necessary, it com @mly be done on appeal to the Gen- | 8% {6 which Jefferson, filled with the love of liberty, yet would submit to the Grand Jury, if boonges aoc upon the heel of ‘this that they might not be able to be at their proper " eral Tern. if no notice of the entry of judgment hae | ¢xlained:—\Can the liberties of s nation be ever asked further questions in the matter. timely escape |, ikea thet properties, the'otyendnnewag tie | Wen ects ede? be woud more te pre Ens he Sm tet rine eens | test" i oleae of we geo tnt | nnd, Jury replod “No,” and “Gen, Qsumaa | reas oh nents suntan ogy ot oy Kes cf many of the passeagers They, therefore, | ‘The main question—the adoption of the res0rt— The drat error it the entry of the decision of the Court | thee libertien were the gift of God? That they are | TeTmtss | of facts Ticmreives within the period of fifteen sugges! that the vrayer of the petition be denied.) was then put and carried, by & vote of 14 to 6 | at General Term, which hice 1ed-to tue oubesquent errors | ot to be vicisted but with bis wrath? Indeed, I trem. | This ie precisely the statement or iich | “‘Desertions are dally Oocurring, active The report, was ro-committeid- Wide GROTON AQUEDOCE WOMINATIOND, | je ates Tassteer; obouMd. tp corrected, and wit ik View ot Ma: faw-miy “Souateys Wha 7 Seles, ak Set ie 188; judas Comipbert ee oe yoy law 1s | peing made to meet am. ied attack ana 1S v RAILROAD, it z it justice Capi 6 forever ; . . + the rer of te Comite on hafroads tn-re- | The fllowing rgaatinn was osred by Alderman ving th cae from a dicoliy on Wat nant | utah nator, utara mene oly arorloen | gone fr good bhawlog, se | Geptalarm is everywhere , . Hennicx:—That the communication from his Honor f the wheels of fortune—an f aitustion is a That s desperate ia inevitable is Sorence to the standing of carson the Hudson River | ine ‘Mayor, dated May 8, 1854, transmitting nomlna 3864, a8 seers ee at Special Term to be at: = ver tie "i'ma tome aston ene - to sive the eo reise a A sige ybere pan ot eae far Te : ‘Kits, 1664, which directs a | rurerDatural interference Hinighty has no attr’ | ledge of and partici pation in a lawful movement in | Mexican soll, and not—as has bees wrongly fon viet M4 ei ‘a8 a criminal in | ™mised—by men ized among foreigners. % itailroad tracks in Hadson street, recommended a ons for off of Croton Board be, eoacurrence with the Councilmen in their resolution tions —_ Aqueduct * cial Term made on the 4th eg i and same is hereby, taken from the Committ+e on . | bute which can take sides with us in such x content | direNting the company to remove and bereasfter re- { laries and Off y> for the Aeasidoration.af, thle oem Jaden of streams to be entered w Reet behalf of the independence of Cuba, i abd a6 to which apother eminent patriot in Virginfa, in accusation is wl just and unfounded in the cars wf thetr company in / Poard. After some discussion the resolution Was trent of offirmance cuterod on the Tthdey of ‘February, | {b¢ clone of the Revol slso exclaimed : “Had! we | intent, who ov + oe restrained Card liberty. | We do not belleve os is a single American in Hudsow strect, and if the company refuse to comply | fet by atie note uy Iie 10. Te64, be aftirmed; that the plainttd be at liberty to vacate | tuined our ees inwatdly, when we supplicated the Father, | This is no ques or intended vio- | ovement, nor do we believe that it is desired’ therewith, the Street Commi-sioner is directed to | "Si." une further business, which did not the judgment heretofore emtered by him, and enter.e | ° Mercien to aid the injured and oppressed, when we in- | lation of the neutrality act. There are.no facts be | Munna ei remove the same, in aecordance with the ordinance | ,,.A11er Some further | bavines,, which ia met new judgment for the amount recelved and'oosta, within | Yoke® te Author of Hightcourness toatieat the purity | fore the court. counecting Gen. Gaitman with any | Within the last few weeks the Mexiean of the Corporation. te thin LWaltestars evening ten daye from the entry of this order, or may procced to | Of our motives. and the justice of out cause, and implore | such design. But the Judge that all ment has issued some most iniquitous decrees, DARKENS AND HNDIONTTIGS IN THR STREETS. 2, sh ahr os give a pew notice of ontry of the said judgment as he bodies eniavets mate wit convicted ‘than toe | ¢Very i ble means of 'p aoe een Ot tending to the utter ruination on the co The report of the Committee on Lamps and Gas, Boara of Coanctimen. 1 shall be advised, in Hen of the notice of entry of judg- ‘thaed abaitenant freeing Cuba from in, is an of ae the concurring with the Board of Cuuncilnen in favor vt placiag n gas lamp in front of school house cor- | prosident, in the chair. vee @# Stanton sud Sheriff str: eta; also one in Fifth PETITIONS PRESENTED. seeet and one in Ninth street, near avenue C, in | — petition of several persons in the Fiftieth district, i trite publican !”’ We believe wen! its to be bia 5 Moxvax, July 10, 1864.—Edwin ¥. Brown, Esq., | ment, whfch wat ordered to be stricken out by the order | oi trie hoy 2 yeuce and dignity of the United States, Involving | ‘Pip frontier. dh Di ve true now aa they were then. of Sits Lace mer, 1602 omanan. FJ. | Revoived, that rlovery las violation of the rights of | J¢r+onal obloquy and breach of faith. Any maa | |, [ie moet outrageous Of all these decrees ee eee ei inaividus! opinions os to the righe | 2D 98.8 wap; that the law of nature, which is the law | wlio aids, countenances, or thinks of assisting the | Te) yng aa Tee cehanbW too clzoderd ta aie cues. of literty, gives to no man rights superior tothoseo na- | Cutan peorle to revolt a our ally, Spain, vis Shall absent from the country , «f the plaintifts Yo 6 répovery in this case, we feel bound | 14/02: ES and wature have to cach indivi. | lates the aw, and must give bonds for good behavior. period of fifteen days shall be confiscated. ® gonseqvence of many dissolute charioters offeeing | fer the iting in of sunken lots and yards in FAC | to yield shows oplloue to the views expreaued br the | [0st his naienable right Pp lly agate ioe De gle gia pe rae era ee in | Another and hardly less odious decree is noiguities to the female mo ols, teenth street. Judge of the Court of Appeals, hea on the former ar. righ! every vi 4 7 gerate recelved and adopted. The report of the same com- | Of the ringer of Jefferson Market: bell, for a look- | gument of this cace in that court they reversed thenon- bean vr exter of “euperlor on tee the slightest Sogree when ieee this odes Be earn that it is to take effect only on this mittee, concurring with the Bourd of Councilmen to | out on the tower of said bell. suit geass vee eae speores on back wid That su i ert Recaneltue tentiintion ‘as firat originat. nite ered yes poor ane in provides that all ye lea the: Farthn Night Pifteeuth street from First avenue to Eist | Of the trustees of the German Evangelical church | hm trial, judge bate thee salt the Cothe jury as in | ine in captures made in war, in the subjection of the | & Gozen times, that there can be no manifestation | Fr wae shall po able ets first for river, and Sixteenth street from avenue Ato East | of Forty-first street, to be released from assessment. | Tveb i error in telling Ar opr wor debtor ae the slave of his creditor, in the forcible selzare | 00 the part of any citizen of the United States, in ation, of four per cent, and 4 pena | i r the . aix Adopted. Of the same, in favor of p'acing |” Of residents of the Ninth ward, a;fainst a resola- | Boling t)at the tacta were not snficient te sualale the | “4 sale of children by their parents, or subjects by their | favor of the freedom of Cuba, which does not sub- | ot" tne dollar, before documents will be tamps tn front of the Presbyterian charch, | ¢1on passed restraining the filling'in of slip foot of | eure should have pe ole igr A sage the facts | hinge. and whether it be viewed in this country, as a | Ject bim to prosecution and to to Keep | \orthe safe conduct of the funds; and in, add ver of ‘Twenty-ninth street and Madison avence. | Hommond street. | were spfficient for the purpwe. Judge Gardiner also | ‘neces ay evil cnt herniee, wv ad it to ih impri- | she ee. There is not one citizen in every five | |, rs t funds in ‘oncurred in. | Or Janes McDagald andothers, for Croton water | wasef'the opinion that ft Court erful in holding the | Mament for Gebt, but a relic of barbariam, a8 well as sn | hondred that may be meton our streets who ia not | 10 leam that the merchan ae ee THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. in Fifty-second street. | evidence ineufficient, and should have left the factato the bey ene 4 subject to be arrested and thus dealt with. * From i Fire De t reported aS | fury. In obedience to these intimations the causo has | {be *ticcks of sectional enemies, and a ceaseless cnure of | Prevident Pierce and the majority of his Cabinet, | Cmplied with all these exorbitant requi in Yavor af concurcng with the award of the CON" | Twenty reports arene Geers on AMeements, | bet agus tel Al Us maria evince nto eae inogi ot Rt ety ty the Notre of eter common | Gon £0 the tewaiter fn the Custom House, nie: | mUstsil ave wo consul he pleaeary of bs * Ta, r A «fe 8 been ew ed, and if changed in an; : Sithe vepart of the Beiter en ins ‘eine Depart. | Teittive fo assessing Meied eseuar iiss, con fraterial matter, itis by adding tentanoay’ of & contra’ | “Treealved, That, the history sof the formation of the manner, and on like proofs, as Gen Qalumane Mine | decree allows a “‘conducta” once in four mont ton th faint against Engine Co. No. 31, | {tuing various and lengthy assessment iste, were dictory charactér, which makes it more proper to sub- | acovttution, and particularly tho enactment of the | We have in our ion conclusive proofs | 24 thus the merchant ia forced to allow his States that that company have attached to them « | 7cctived and referred to the Committee of the mit the case to the jury than was apparent in the frat | Crgioance of July 10, 1787, torever prohibiting slavery | against these diguitarles. We could All the cala- | ‘0 remain idle during that time. iy ang of rowdiea ca'led the” Hounils," who have com: | "'A"vemminnication was then read froma the Com | the Court of appenta thould we sow finten to thet urgu | North of the, Obie, abendantly shows tt to hare been | Loose with them—all the prisons and penitentiaries | ., [ts provided shat papers for these Neondu j ul | i n only be given from the capital of the State fi ete control of the engine; and that in consequence | micci i 3 ° 0 | ment af the appellent in favor of the motion to diemias | tbe PUrpose of our fathers not to promote, but to prevent | in the Union would not hold them. Their incarcera- | “9? ‘ Prereot, many of the Pepectable and orderly mem- | ee ee liiee tee gird 1 pe TE ck e fae | the complaint. The ease was fully submitted to the theseawee of emery und. Se mre Drang gerd | tion would stop the wheels of government, or put is pied She maaty MAT be Ie that omen hers of the company bave resigned, knowing that | jnifding on the site which was origivally known as, duty, ® A ey have found in scourganee sipnthe views | oi iihecitance which we py ‘at whatever expense, to | in prison bounds. Indeed, if aiding and abetting par- has first to bave it transported SM terey, the rowdies would get them into diffioulty. The the « New City Hall.” | boy — frit <a motion fora new) dofeud, bere publicly proclaim our determination’ to | ties who were en, in actual expeditions to | there his for the frontier. This q committce have warned said compuny, through their | Cuba in the past cognizable now, the Ju procure papers would be hound, in fero conscientia, to put bimestt dittenalse. peescanh Mali eetsteerae: span: § it Finance—Adverse to | at . oppose; by all the lawful and benorable means ia our foreman, against any further di-turbances, but with- paying dumpoges claimed by. ‘Alexander Vanderbeck. | pg T Young eee tee Company **. | power, now and Lenceforth, all attempts, direct or indi. | * PO ger tg a peng "of ‘all gut effect: they, therefire, reovmmend thar Kngine | Report of Committeo on Ordinances—Relative t0 | for irejght for oods brought in one of their vessels con- | Tob 10 Gettny laren, sats, nn te a Pea | oe ae ee i ths fat i meee: moneys realized from the sale ofan Savoige of ‘, 18) led. lopted. nizing the Bi f Arrears. iyned to Coffe & Cutler, to be delivered to them or thei abont d ‘JUNONS OF TRE CITY AND COUNTY OP NEW YORK. | “Of Committee on Ordinances—In relation to | asrigoces. On the arrival of the vessel the goods were Pres dey 234 ope ve law, or to admit new slave / tion. It is without peredey in our judicial Par, exacted tt eoae pin de thei dathes the ‘A resolution was offered by Alderman Williamson, | printing certain laws of the State. sgt to a bonded warehouse. After the goodn were sent 10 |“ Tys.tved, That, the constitution of the United states | PTHEDS in the, dtys, ot ee ey Lnaudged | Percent is now demanded. calling upon the Commissioner of Jurora to report Of Committee on Ordinances—Adverse to peti- | the warchouso, the consignees made an assignment to | Giv454o Congress full and complete power for the mu- ‘Still another decree hes been the number of persons registered aa Jurors,the uum: | tion of Edwin Kroupp and others (carmen), for re- | !¢ oe err tein from the pattie | 2icira! goverument of the Territories thereof; « power | ears ago. It wonld be a gross libel on the judle® | io) oses an extra duty of one Saltetousger ceo } ber marked liable, the number marked exempt and ‘ peal of ordinance in relation to the repeal of the | ste ‘on jayment of the dutics. action is bronght | W2ich, from its vature, cannot be either alienated or vena areal ‘thin the mite of that suc! mesa all goods Amported fo the countey, wi fhe the cause of such exemption, the number arawn for | ordinance relative to the rights of carmen living im | fer the freight. We long since held that the assignee, | pene: poner — pol ee eae Eiree * tes v 2 oe jane rk yrmeers $f | is equivalent to od ia five per cent.’ It. ; the See — aud ised fant eee oa j batig Sat S Hosanna Hen sem ae | who Bate Rad pe an a. oad ot io | irene Teese espe me rir bt gente vi the present 2 fs a ap self-sufficiency and fg, therefore, that a end sett 5 cl ed for other causes, the number of jurors fine: y ittee on Roads—In fayor of opening | consignee, is liable for the freight; (Benton ww. Stacl form: is everywhere felt tl J as delinquent, and the number ordered to show cause | Ninety-thizd street from Fourth avenue to East | & Scott, Common Pleas, July, 1846,) aud that {s now well nee Tin Coates ee " ry ec i ard tense despotism. He has filled the measure of his ery agai existing yin f not ment, whose every law seems to be ene of the: i } aettled to be the law, (4 Denio, 110°) The only point of ambition in playing the judicial Cromwell—showing ae “ ind what order has been tase therein, the amount | "OF Committee on Streets—Ja favor of fagetng | diference im this evade thet the sgucent war made tery soo che intern af the whole county require. | softy moral courage, and fhereby gratifying s | Protlane @ ot - 4 jan wer of . “ lervi pirat fore ken The ok a money collected from finex and tees imposed dar-,/ Twenty-fifth street between Broadway and Fifth | jivery at Se ‘That this question is one of the gravest importance to | of by the world as.» Judgo of the mostsublime moral a atte nA : y ing the time the present Commissioner has be@n in | avenue. public store was to be considered a delivery | 41.9 free States, inasmuch asthe constitution iteclf cre- ‘rom the common law? The power is not tq be be received duty free. r | to the consignee, there might be somereason for holding , ho, li y q ates an inequality in the 9] ent of Re; ta- | courage, who, like Atlas, erect, at Washi ice, ond what disposition bas been made ‘of the | _ Of Committee on Streete—In favor of fencing in | the eousignee ligule. But such delivery is not for the | Stes Tee vying anger gry Me pe ig vagt9 | OE eaten rps tegen e i Py oe erp oe imagen same. Adopted. | Vacant lots in Thirty-ninth street between Third | benest of the consignee, but in pursuance of law, which Sco, 8c cf the al a This questi ital | And coeana break their billows at his fect,” inited States i. THR NEW CITY HALL IN TRON, | and Lexington avenues. | directs a general order for that purpose. A compliance | 20 \2e'4Re Of the nlsve cles States, ‘out aren ae yes a Rp ‘think, ho the Judge should at ly speaking, one of reciprocity. " A. petition in behalf of the New York Iron House | Of Committee on Strects—In favor of flagging | withthat order dees vot deprive the plaintif's of their | {9,)'),Satnim*pelitfeal doctors of oderm times ts to. | pine’ ee ge least’) °" In ita proper senee, commercially in 5 Bail Association, proposing to construct the | Seventh avenue between Thirtieth and Thirty ft | Tight to-cla'in the freight from the person who receives | bo treated with tudifference,) i MoT te wali ie | Sive his conduct an aspect of consistency and le- | ciprocity means remission of duties on all the p New Cty Hall in any style or after any given de- | streets, Bead her i Satie ses Ag De Plow dey IOP be ever right te dlsguas dbtoh ee Dal ft the duty of | gality. ao does phe lef gobole ucts of one country on condition that all the pi — nor ieee to the Committee on Build- | Of Committee on Police—Adverse to paying bill | Crnteo: Salvery, wot a ro Haas ha! be ogi wae the | Congrors, in every instance, to detormine, in unequivocal | good ducts of another country, party to the @greeme: | of Dr. Kilbourne for medical attendance on John N. | eae aa the ‘ports Rie seonites {hsp are Iangusge,and in a manner to prevent the spread of nant ‘he report of the Committee on Railroads, relative | Smith. slavery and the increase of euch unequal representation. | found anywhere else. For its definition he refers to To a treaty based upon this is to the regulating of Grand etree and the Second | ” Of Committee on Strecta—In favor of fencing lots ite bill of Aap ined thee That p porean eal 18 0 9b ey er meme rer por ataorige ted cary le or 4 aie ‘sOpmment eS the oun oder] stood the British negotiator, in the preseng instant Avenue Railroad was adopted. | in Eleventh street between first and second ave- | fendant. He claimed the gocds as assignee of the bill, settling ite terme. And, in view athoaantitasees the ers of the federal ment, made by Mr. bt -ten not bl aot hy ea by Lot ie nues. pa ne A Sen Yl Sronnd for relieving him | of the slave power, wo regard the man or the party who | Madison in the Virginia Legislature, which entirely now only a TRINITY CHURCH YARD MATTER. j would forego this vight as untrue to the honor and inte- ‘commo! counti Report of Committee on Streets—Non concurring | 1)°, ove sad been cent tothe public store long sists of he North, snd unworthy of its support. overthrew the n law in this » and re- , diate operation, with fhe Board of Aldermen in the matter of open- | before the assignment, and yet che Conrt held the con- | “Resolved. ‘That ‘the repeal of the “Missourt Compro- | leased our jadiclary from all subjection to Dente pated ity jo free transit of raw pro COMMUMOATION FROM THE COUNSEL TO THE COR- . PORATION, . A communication was received from Mr. Dillon, Ps 3 8 e & = in answer to a resolution a3 to tbe powers of the 4 si 1 linbic. ‘The reverse of the proposition follows. | doctrine hasbeen r confirmed by the Gommiacfoners of the Sinking Pand, in disposing of ing Albony strect, (Laid onthe table to print) | Ti areccnsiguces are bot Habla, ie auignee a. The juag- Mit,” contained in the recent set of Congress for the | Conet in repeated decisions. It is now a eottied | between the United States. and city property, kc. He sayx:—* The Commissioners , , Report of Committee on Streets—In favor of al- * ment should be affirmed. acmitting slavery Into a region until then sealed by la, | legal axiom, that court has no common law jarisdic- isto say, tne: a ke, ‘0 of the Slektne Fund have the right to sell two de- | lowing contractors to use flagging less than four |“ Z.ae ve, tteberts—IscRanax, F: J.—We have on , Smilting slavery into a region until then sealed by law, | (Coa) a2 a yet-the Jud; is to the common, | Sr? ef eee sal, oo scriptions of real estate belouying to the Corpora- | fect square. Lost. peli | re Ge tia Cohen sHetcocig Pavg 4% aso preredented in the history of the country, ‘and one which lew tes & power ace ‘igang of before: ot toldiog Seine deuyied coven Sader into the colonl| jon. First, That which lies under water, and to Report of Committee on Sewers—In favor of sewer | the defendant. appeared on the return of (ue aumatkons, arent wage the asanient enmpaetionss tention of every | yer-ons to bail who are not charged with any crime 300° © which, for the most part, the owners of the uplaud © a" have the pre-emptive rightof purchase. Secondly, Indepeadest | *“aeainst whom no one appears who does not admit | UPoDlike terms.” Thisis: not recipeocitys | Sill in Forty-third street, from near Sixth avenue to | 'ut did not appear on the adjourned day of trial. What | or 4) party ties, we here bold this moasure up to the soos) ~ "ATL the real estate not reserved for public purposes, | Highth’ avenue, and Broadway to Forty-fourth | section provides for opening = indgment by default Saly | pubiic execration, for the following reason #:—~ jas they tntend fo commit gn omence. Klsewhere’| ‘with in this bargain, ; ‘2° “As regarda the former, the sales to the owners of | street. | Fusthte cue Ghe acmaaeeiann "iad by ouccongive | 4) Lost it in a plain departure from the policy. of the fa- | jhe § taeone Ne catescfintendea | _rhe St John (N. B.) Courier gives «| w~ ‘the upland, under their pre-emptive righta, may be | , Of Committee on Sewers—In favor of sewer in | stjonmmente the case wae poxgponed. nthe last wd. | thertof the republic, in regard to slavery, and a wanton | }0 0) Keepanenees ce Subelnes to canes on heard | Dended:— ivate and upon such terms as may beagreed upon. | Thitty-third street, from Sixth to Second aventes. | journment the defendant forgot tonttend, and bisdofault ; $0. (aPéereus frustration of their purposes and their | Pfent of the posse, Means, On | Mito vt pitac On Monday last, the Hon. Mr.'Partelow 1 © t in oll other cases, either of sales of land under | Of Committce on Sewers—In favor of sewer in | was teben and judgment rendered. It can never be ad- a se peng piracy, | pumber of the leading merchants of ‘St. Joha, | é £ Te aE MPPs ike he etch ce |, eet, fn Cea ay | Se gy kbc ec | Mebane caperrac mts | “intrigue ae a Sr rene tne aipiabeaad Ke apes | OL Commitee on Sewers—in favor o wma in| Vest lRstchtaiamay sheet tanetaa te | Mcemfaecein eneian "| Hema tbe Judge we may be Jenied i clcusing | lam, remonsined. ery strongly wih ins ent” ‘The defentiont f judge 0 favor of granting permission to Lane Bros. to at oe Ga deuvery of the decd wane lots div | mc pe Gisenssion; thus violating the cardi- | Campbell should Creag ees upon it @ portion concestions, ‘our ahip a w street. cared transac coasting I Ew on the minutes. of republican government, wl requires | of the r | | \ nal ‘pul it at the foot stree! by defendant. The money was payable on the |.) me aoue¥ MISOMLLANEOUS PAPERS REFERRED. ;o | delivery of the deed within thirty days from date, | *!! legislation to accord with the opinions and sentiments | tion. It must from any such i Lisson, MWe report of the Committee on Streets in favor |. Meport of Special Commi Seton vaciodas to | Tam inclined to think that the worls << within thirty | °fj{Be people: wn. | Feeponsblty. It does not, the infamy of Vulmore' pig hemp] oa a malvern’ et lots in Thirtieth street and Ninth avenue, Commodere Boorman, of tbs navy yard, the right | de7*/tom date” were not part of Tre condition on whick | ,,7mat om, the pert of the South it isan open and un ioa and of the Round lovasion will | peared, . to be the general of ti Moe eee rent reese Hace heen ot | t© place four buoys inthe Wa ba; Frecifping the tse at whic the actondzat Coe bowed te | North and Eonth tn the zeitiement of the Missouri ques- | be mere peceadilloes tn contrast nith the * | merchants attending the meeting, that while t1 J { eport of Committee on Croton Aqueduct De- | stecisythe decd undeg the contreet with the purchase, | {02 1" 180, by which the tranquillity of the two see: Unapproachable ay 9 vrincipie and} Ame ah epee ra he Committec on Fire De: nt relative to building | 4 ' ; | tions was restored!—A compromise binding upon all upon personal liberty—upon every principle and ser hos tr cugie company Ne oe Fisted ase Meuadc ee | Rettaead tae tee | Mae Het pater Sede po Oe ik og mittee on Streets, in favor of regulating and paving “The hoard then went into that the deed was tendered in pursuance of the agree: | ,, at it ie aleo an open violation of the compromise | Piomee, — ‘was alleged that the ‘would ator ke ‘ Thirty-Airet oe Thirty-seco: ae between | COMMITTEE OF THF WHOLR, | ment between the parties. Iu the atvence of any ¢e- | 2m pela yy one ronnie a tee Last evening Seema. dahon sh. -crestenksn JOS to us, aud "0 would allow Americans Second and Tkird avenues; in favor o' fogging \ Councilman Vermilye in the chair, on vartous fence, I think this makes out a prima facie case of com- | Tnion at the South, the North accepted and acquiesced in the office Purcbaes our cheap eps, com with us i Twonty wight street, between Sixth and Seventh | nator iefered to tthe Atmong theca was one of | Piving with the sgrcement. The decd was refused, but | Unin at. the Souch, the North accepted and Thrasher, snd_A. L. Beanders appeared he markets ofthe world.” With avenues; teport of Finance Committee, concurring | {he Committee on Pefries, relative to reducing the | iit deca uot deprive the plainti of the right to resbver. | ",the odious fugitive slave law of that year: | | of the clérk of the United States Circuit Court, ia oo ode to pay the ee 50) for pobtiching the amend rent of the Wall strect ferry, which was laid over and eereueng the deed wax uo part of ‘the condition. | o¢ the plodge given to tho country by the present Tes py the mittimus for their imprisonment, Eg i i z § I i t charter of Teport con with Council- | spec! vening; 3 all that was required. The ten- | demipant party et their national convention in 1852, |W! in the following words :— § ee eet eee eee maltioe pele Se ee oie hae eater | port of Commitee on the Wick ure Sopeety sha it the defeatant refuoed or reselve i bbouta aot | net to aghate tho avery question ether in or out of Circuit Court af the United State, FY Circuit and privileges ‘American vebeels freely’ hacks oe 9 ie” by the Crotoa Water Department; in favor sph nhin | Which took the same course. Several other reports | by that act “efest the plaintit's daim. “We cannot look | Somme tones cere ran Which nominated | Ss" ‘pucrm District of Toucan, | Fe ras consldered that ifa stand wan tobe mande t a Pier No. 99 East river repaired; iM favor of building | yore read and ordered to a third reading on Faiday | atau afiidavit which contradicts ‘the justice’s return. | "That it is greatly injurious to the free States, and to | To the Marshal of the United States for the Haatern Dis- | all on the part of this province, it should be on th suis, , MW Qugtine for engine company No. 2 evening next. | The only remedy in such « case is by applying fora tur. | tne Territories themselves, tending to retard. their trict of Louisiana, or either of his deputies: int; but that still, asit is the obvious interest " ¥BH SLAY AND RIGHTH AVENUE RatLnoans. | “The board then adjourned until the next evening, therretarn. Ti the return is incomplete, this is the | scttiement, and to prevent the improvement of the .,7hesearein thename of the President of the United The Americans themselves that thls trade should | Tae Comptroiler announces that for the month of | at 4 o'clock. ry way (o correct the error. If we were to take affi- try by P i Btates of America, to command you, the said Marshal or > i \ihyg os Ulin tale wir wore the receipts pg eka arden ae davits an sufficient for such a purpose the appeal would | fSrmrT.e7,means of, tice tapers fad. to dlsconT*&® | depution, and each of you, forthwith to convey to either | OP¢Bed, and as.no people are Iquicker: to see the Or tae Aitth Avene Hallroad Conipany.$21,076 01. | ina ot eanwten | be decided not in the return Dut on the affidavite. Afi- | *ps\te emigrants trom resorting thither. for hoerslare | of OUF jails the bodies of John A. Quitman, John 8. own interest, it was of little conseq’ to delay Of the Kicbth ‘| Be eee ay ee eee oe -. $iis Fonds the Tescotder tn the chatr Gavits can orly be zeoeived in two cases:—First, where | states such e decided and practical preponderance im ail | Zhrasher, and A. L. Sounders, and ‘and each of | treaty otherwise highly advantageous se ce Gf Go Uinindites Ge tntoaen tartar: The Board ieet fast event approved of £2.crTCr in fact im the proceeding not ailecting thé merits | 1)¢ measures of ‘Las shall seduce the North, | them there safely to keep in your custody for the term | of both countrics, for @ privilege oe The report o Committee on Sewers in’favor vening, and approved of pa» deen committed; and, secoud, where the defendant \i*), "antperin St government as shel fe be the | of mine months from tho Ist day of July instant, or un- | tainly be conceded within a very few ¥ a ne in Legis ierrlhe Pa from Prince street to ee of the proceedings of the previous bas failed to 9p m and meoks (oer ee his de- | mere province ef & iow slaveholders of Poe Sonth toa | tal hey shall comply eps cemoet a a here- no formal resolutions wera pak, we thin ous . wee fait De a fault. In all other cases ‘ou in verned . ; unto sunexed, or rw harged com: ‘warranted that ny WM SEW NAMB OF STREETS. H BILL OF THE COUNTY CLERK. by thereturn. The result of this ease may operate haraly | Psion too shameful to be contemplated: «|, | perent authority, and in due courseot law. . dpinion of the perder wont yer yg Tee rep rt of the Committee of the Councilmen The bill of Richard B, Connelly for services ren- | to the defendant's interests, but we must be gove: | it de intended asan covering wedge to the still farther Ané herein fail not at — peril. terest of the ince to accede to the treaty. on Lands and Places, relative to changing thename dered from January 1 to June 30, 1854, amounting by general rules in the hearing of these appeals; and | aiementation of the slave power, by the acquisition of Witness, the Hon. ROGER B. TANEY, i Chandler n . , A altaough the enforcement of may seem hard ia | 808! wot A dpe f av Chief Justice of the Su Court of | , The Hon. Messrs. Partelow Je. of part of Thirty-second strect to Boorman terrace, | to $75 08, was referred to the Committee on County | Sai aOal cones wtill the ndvantares of uotiled celes of Bar to gy ite ee ee -) the United States, st New Orleans, this | town on Tu morning, In the steamer ea ene cadens ec cemeereans wee tle Roundy aioe | Oe stotiy Lili Wail Ginhrel bed wdonted: | (oan) rly adhered to wil te most satiatuctory | RevGlyeh, Tat the chnoxions megeare, fo wnicn oe | see} tied day of Jay, 4, Da Taws." | City, en route Wor Gusher: SWI 9 ' That the Committ sf een Seer : stituted for ft, prohibiting slavery in said territories, and | . W. 5 ) The following was submitted for edoption:— bereiiy, Masteneted © haseall Mb oak bedkereeate Before Hon: Judge Woodrult canoe seus Z | tn the presenes of the witnéases whoce names are here- | The Mite Canel Milargement West of “Xo person oF persons shall have or Keep in the edna good and substantial manner—the same | JULY 11-—Evica B. Bennett, by her nezt friend, | Rerotved, That after this gross breach of faith and Sateen W oat eke aw ery i [From fee a city of New York, below 100th street, any sivine, | not to be taken out of the office of the Register. | t’- Adoteson J. Bevinett—-On the report of the refe- | ¥?Bton affront to-us as Northern men, we hold ourselves | Mets outers Joun we Cutter, Chek previously to es Catal Board passed yosterdin ad 1 followin under the penalty of five dollars per day for each | ‘The said repairs to be made without delay. Tee,the court granted a divorce upon the proofs taken po natitatle naar protection. of avery asb shave | "Fregara the order of Jndge Campbell, one of the Jus- Pi, Ben swine #0 bad or Kept” Referred to Committee on | ORDER TO SUSYEND THE LEVY OF ARREARS OF | Ld alle Mag and mag Asya tee by the de- | cnnere: thet we tow demand measures of’ protection peep ti penny ere Rothery ery” ‘requit- | Resolved, That the State and Survey: Irdingo °e8, | : TAXES, | fondant . and immunity for ourselves, and among them we demand | ing me to give bon security that I will, for the space | be requested, a8 carly as to’ t The cocth MQHTH AVENUE RAILROAD. | ging following Tesolution was offered and adopted: | Supetane OourteGleneral Toxmh the repeal of the fo tive slave Jaw, and an act to abolish | be weal umheteneie prone A ph wpe plan and estimate for the tof the Er rhe report of the Committee of Councilmen di- That the Hoc ver ot Taxes inform this Board with | Foxx 10-—The Canal and Walker street exten- | “Neachyed Tatar actice eithont dismay certain popu. | 1818, as an unconstitutional, illegal, and. arbiteary exer- ial between Lockport and r, in_ co — tighth Avenue Railway Company to ran out dela e we persons from whom | sion and widening.—In consequence of the absence | 1s ‘i y, Of seid | cise of power. I refused » voluntary obedience 10 it, be- | formity with the ted by the Cgnal Boar’ their cars from Fifty-second to Fifty-niuth strects, moneys have been received by him, or by any per- | | ler indications of slaveholders on the frontier of sald | : i ‘not to yteld, upon a mere de- the 16th di 1 very ten minutes, so as to start a carevery ten | sous deputed by him to collect the same, from the | Pegiteepc reer ming ew Tey cote iaabe tap eaten thee eae clans | ou ay eel Tats sonn Aseriota citizen. Tam o"Bxeept That the: Eottom tereot be #0 aajnste, from Fifty-second street up to Fifty-ninth, Ist of June, 1804, stating, in separate columns, the | of the Court was postponed until Monday, Slat | men.” To the latter we say, be of good cheer; persevere | Dow, by the onder of same Judge, close prissner in the | as not to be ned at avy point more than ten minntes from Tifty-ninth street | smouut of taxes paid by each, the amount of into- | July, v the right; the North will aefend you hondsof theMarshal. | Tyteld to t egal demand only | ‘rhea below ‘bottom level of the Rocheste second street, dai clock “ i . y: 4 ‘i fi hieh practicall: from 5 o'clock | rest, and the costs and commissions charged; to the | (Refore Hon. Iudges Mitchell Roosevelt and Clerke.) | _ Beslved, That pe ening snd suspending all differ. | because I have no appeal from ps Sry ate Cieaptnel aquednet, giving & depth of water at Lockport « . clock P.M, was concurred in, end that all such moneys be returned to those " orf 7 a | ences with regard to pe economy of administrative | i# absolute a: ruts | ther costs. And that the sald receiver be directed | Rankm ys, Deforest—Jndgment at special term | wiles uf slave seil’ be horus tatorrossd tates the tees | AM compelled to sign the bond or reesgnizance. 1 | Maied wote stcod on the resolution & to 1--the Btat ‘This Board beld the sixth meeting of the Taly ses- | to suspend ail proceedings of levy and collections on | in fayor of defendant, affirmed with costs, ftetex of the Atlantic and thore of the Pacifie, we will (Signed, JOHN A. QUITMAN. Engineer, Mr. Clark, voting in the i s'uo lat evening —Nathad C. Fly, Baq., Preadent, | *Count of the arrearages, Adopted. Leavitt, Receiver, vs. Graham, Blatchford avid | »ct cordially and faithfully in vuisan, to avert and repeal | New Orleans, June 8, 1854. decision thus made against an fo the chair ¥ + Ely, Baq., President, there boing no turther hnsiness before the Board, | ¢sheys.—Bill dismissed without costa. Foimn of de- | thie giyeatte wrong ain ‘The above was read befare the Commissioner by Gon. | vote of the State isan pote ay © "9a ORYSTAL PALACE TAXATION, | they adjourned to this (Wednesday) evening, at 4 cree will be settled by one of the Judges Resolved, That in view of the mecessity of battling for | J- A. Quitman, previous to his signing the bond, in the | yg the vouk of eclorgecsent to be A petition from the directors of the Crystal Pa- | "ck ‘ nites, ae the fret prineiples of republican governinant and againat | Presence of the undersigned. to Ml extent of the resolution “of 1660, 60 fe tace “otered by Alderman Chauncey, in. reletion to | Spree a Tha - the schemes of sristoeracy, the most revolting and op- " ) Fg eb as expense {s concerned, and diminishes ths, sets forth that a claim has becn matoagainst | o,T%%s 3-H. Cancit Kinnsp ay rar Exrtosiox oy Pelore ea yp hen preter eles a tone Rw, sia | ume of water to be carried, by restricting the A eee eeotectn eae | OF A CANNox.—We regret to state that the Rev. J. Ivry 10— id Whitlock, ads. Samuc! Wescott. | detased, we will co-operate and be known as “ republi- er TLEXANDER WALKER. | of the channel and. its pe, ese Fy from one proces igor the | 1 Cargill, of the Methodist Church, who had jast | <The Court made an order that the defendant, who | cops,” until the content be terminated. ansaid v1 2 f-elghtean thebess persoaal tax of 1853. The petitioners mk poe] been stationed at Montrose by the Conference at its | had been committed for contempt, be discharged Resolved, That we earnestly recommend the calling of ‘taxes unpaid are larger in amount than t. recent seesion at Waverley, waa killed by the dis | fromthe custody of the Sheriff, without prajudice to & general convention of the free States, and such of the MR. THRASHER'S PROTEST. lavebolding States or portions thereof poems ees 1, John S. Thrasher, citizen of New Orieana, now in The Florida and be, and that they have an nnadjusted claim against | charge of ‘a cantion on the 4th of Jul any proceedings or renewal of any application Bs IGE ialoned er aa aston hana, Pea. He had bt» short dc Gtr come | Sta Gefendant which pani moy'make in Oe | sner wot etnind ed econ svarter in ans | Comal duige Wf the Cee Gm oe Una Fon Pin, Sues Th, 186. Square, which id be allowed as a set off against into the place to attend the celebration. There were | !smbia county, where defendant resides, or in any | ef the encroachments of slavery ; and that a committee | States for the astern district of Louisiana, for the pur- | ft will bea matter of inten oe ‘many ‘of the taxes, as far as the claim can be made appli: | two cannons, one large and one smaller, stationeg | county adjoining thereto, of ve persons be appointed to correspond and operate | pose of compelling me, against my free will and consent, | readers to learn that cable for that purpose. The petitioners pray for ® nearly opposite to each other in front of the Har. | with our friends in States on the sabject. to enter into a recognizance to observe the laws of the | ted for the of reference to a committee to investigate the matter. | mony Hotel, at the distance of a tod or two from the | United States Ctreatt Court, prt eathtererficetnmtecrunrdn United States io general, and expecially an act in adai- | YeYOre appointed for met at , Alderman Howann opposed the reference. The | road, The man in charge of the cannon had applied | Before Hon. Judge Betts, Tnx Provern Compaxy—The first company of | tion to the act for the punishment of certain crimes | Oty inst. on the part et 2 vig oN = Frome] H | no the match once or twice ineffectually to the yim ete 10—James Allen, a black boyy found | emigrants for Ftapes, wate conezs ot ee Emigrant | s¢ainst aaah ace Is pre Looe | Flontaen ef F. Wi % a uncey woul ad to.get ono, nnd was about applying it ogaip, as the de- | & fn aseanit with « knife on the cook of tho | ‘xia'Company, will «tart from on the 17th | Cnter inte the ce demanded by his Honor the | missioner, and F- Whitner, Jr., Surveyor; them off; but be was most willing that they should e vi : | s F es oop a ceaced, coming wp the rond, ran across hastily in | im- | inet. ‘The train will stop at Worcester and the other | Suivo ot ihe Ciecen Gouge, do hereby most cclenaly peo | te gueelan of Major A. A. Ailea vale. . | front of it. As hegasin rango of it, it discharged, | Piisonment. The Judge remarked that ot cipal stations between and 0, | test that I commit this act against my own free will james R. Sui with seer Os avxcyy—I move that it goto a com- | Now ing wim over and over tome distance shatter: aan ot . yome tts pr ge yt of ae ia toreceie the C. nts tet bt ting 2g under the preseura of mpeiounant, uncer the order of be {evan Butts, he isi . , | ing his left arm, tearing open his side, and otherwise ctor, he shoald | respectively. ny has provided one hum | sid Jucge, which ore ae a . ror t 0 the no ema, gael move tat you sit dows,’ iorihy dgnting tt erzon He was taken in | Mygeemt eg Mm fren FERN pay | (recent nad ample provision it We made for | Svea eri kp ard unease | perked of the Okeecnghee Swamp, the © ee | great agony to the hotel, avd medical aid and other | ..) , : ; the comfort of the emigrants. A large 108e “ a the true source of the acgeeenaninearn—The Alderman ofthe Sixth (How- | gasistance rendered him’ but be died in a few hours. | ate band ig others, already convicted of the | who go in this company are farmers. The second Fenn Sona ol taatee uk a hemgeeor 7 of the med — i to do this, the ; | The deceased wax strictly warned in time of bis | jecogaisonces, ee! Se discharged on his own | company, in August, will be mechanics, in good | {ii)Tcr which Iam foree! todo in order to.abtain my | middle, and southern prong of the river will he danger, but he vraceountably exposed blaself to | “Altea Hall and others, cha: 1 part.—Boston Bee, July 10. freedem, reverving to myself all my fall and to be stirveyed. Having upon: the easte: | the fatal blow, He was a” young man, highly | toard the bark Ma fe Ban rged with revolt on ~— rights to proceed against the parties concerned, together | terminus of the boundary line, wear will ron | esteemed for his ardent piety and usefulness, and | 1 ic own recogni ve ney, was discharged on SurcrpR—The Cataract says that # young wo- | or severally, in this very illegal deprivation ot personal | thenee direct to the junction of the Flint and BR nag een xy prewnt. tissudden and violent calamity, just as the’ pro- | the tase cf Clifford and oth man, whose maiden name was Davis, Committed | liberty, in'snch time, place, or mauner a# may be srant- | toboochee rivers. ThE to accomplish thi Toe ioe extoncon of the Paw roan. present: | cession was about forming for the exercises of the | anltted 10 the United States mak for assault, Was | <uicide in Cohoes, on Wednesday last, by swallow- | ea me by law and may bo reyuisite for me to obtain | +) 4215 ¢4 seport to tho Supreme Court of the Uni ed, for the extension of the Bowery to the lattery, | Seeasion, converted t day of rejoleing toto one | See er eee SRN ee ing 172 grains of corrosive sublimate.” She died on | J°stice. i States at the November session. wae eee’ to be withdrawn, and the same was o¢ mourning and gloom. We were approaching the | SENTENCES. | the sneceeding day at 4 o'clock P, M. The usual Presented in New Orleans on the 34 day of July, 1854, | Stal ve (pe the Conneiinen, i to ‘ and read before J. W. Gurley, Clerk of the Coort. J. 8 THRASI plece as the cannon was diechar; Witness my band: ‘ged, and saw the Jury 1L— The U. States vs. Harry Drake, Jas. | remedies were resorted to, but failed to relieve the mangled body immediately after the accident— Todd and Wm. Morris —The defendants pleaded | upfortunate victim, She committed tke rash act in CONTE AC ft CLEANING Pownrr Exriosrew anv Loss op Livg—On Sai in the report of t ian ue | gui p 2 hi vrday morning, while ope of the workmen was ¢ gwen «yf Binghamton Ripublicen, J | poor, [ayaee abstr 9 pect es The | consequence of & Le inger ate on gel DR. SAUNDERS’ PROTEST. | ployed in cleaning-one of the wheel mills of Mi 4 recoumuund # coacarreuce with the Coan- 4 pT ib bot | seffered a | lod of i = 5 | ee nae wd ih wis | The undersigned, in signing the recognizance requirel | Loomis, Swift & Master's powder manufactory, : $..¥., onthe mote chess te pap dies of B15 <impriconment, sentenced | ota twin ber Bienes were res wyiiee of him by Judge John A. Campbell, joins in the protest | Cchoehticoke, preparatory to making some repal low amp that py 2 - 3 id that they iy apt e mar c John A. Quitman. ay M4 De conenisiny umesewers tl TEE ESRD UARS, TIRe ow Govraxon's reranm | Catholic, he being an Irish Protestant, aban Seema iv orh premise fost ceded naa ing oonra: . ects were never he U, Stotes v0. Jas, Von Tine and Jos. Pinas Read Lefere (he following witnesses: A ; af powder bei Wy “tole as thes were now,ard the city | jeis Lev He the othe 6 hk Tn consequence of the iliness of Maj . ‘st SELBERGE individual employed. q pow ‘ 6 4 & by ® postponement util Sep: | head in'the breast that caueet hie immed }U. Tbe tr Nia}. Sprague, ofthe | re. Hitch, Willlom Wileon, and Tease Christian were tr atu ™ | emall, the mill was not materially Alba the trial was postponed, aad the court ad- pg tad by aatroke of lightming, ia Newton coun . Pb PReeeY, Register, July W, is in prison and Dimond has sbvondede. Le