The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1855, Page 2

430 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1855. VOL. XX. IMPORTANOE OF SIGHALS ON THE LINES, Hupson, Jan. 12, 1855, ; cm : ‘The Late Rallread Accidents. Bax ; WS, | 2 inorder to sive the committee an opportunity of Court—Special Term. ‘The Crimea Campaign.—Leeture by @. of every principle of freedom and right. At the UMZOIFAL APFAarRs Vabmitting = more feasible plan for the Pellet af the Before Hon. Judge Morris. A lecture was delivered, Tuseday evening, at the Mer- | North "wo have institutions which will stand Progress of thie Manicipal Revolution. . FREEDOM OF THE CIFY TO COMMODORE PERRY. APPLICATION FOR A MANDAMUS AGAINST THE CHAM: | centile Library, by a gentleman with the nom de plume of ‘Ringel be uly dacuaned Td analysed before it te DENIED. Q., on the “Crimea Cam; and the Siege of Sebasto- Jax. 17.—Stewart and others against Edmonds.—An pol” me ap iy aaarsbepeb scree meee which holds it as a that public matters cannot be spplication was made on behalf of the plaintiffs for ® | the whole of the Crimea, and having had s personal in- | light and diee in the darkness. We can stand the light mandamus to compel the city treasurer to pay them | torview with the Czar Nicholas, the attendance was not | at the North, but such a system would cut down money awarded by the Supervisors forwxtra pay for ver- | large, The following is a brief synopsis of hia tecture:— | South as smooth aa mowed meadow. In religion iy vices ren dered by them as Police Justices ‘on Sondays:— | He opened with » personal sketch of Nicholas; and in | We use religion in beautifying humanlty-—at the South In November, 1851, the relator, Sidney H. Stuart, | alluding to his visit to the Emperor, nine years since, | it isa controller and pase the seas.chonred Pulles Justice of the city and couaty of New | he said that of all the sovereigns he had seen, Nicholas | In politics the difference is still greater. The republican ‘o1 2, official character . and be catered upon the Gutiee of his ‘fice, and has | lone seemed to him gifted by Ged with the prescriptive | Here we use it for the good of all people—at the South — 4 hod de co Hat &—The bcs ‘of Su 4 right of ruling. He was one of nature’s true noblemen. itis mt he she instrament $e ¥ ppoectnin sags, ge sors: count ition, fix etch ru iJ ® com! an 3 wl - tho mularionof Police Juntioevat 93/000 pet aunums Miobe | The leturer then proceeded to sk ease amateur, tween the North and the South it is not vital. in full for rervices rendered fy them on Sundays, as | }edto the occupation of theCrimes, It was seem in Eng: | The imperious fouthern men break out in Con- well as for other @uties ‘assigned them.’ 1853, Sotn land that Russia was gradually approaching the British Sereenny. Every year we aj stapes | nearer Dee ae heat Indian possessions, and that the design of Nicholas was fo Mr. 's ideas, once scouted. ‘WEB MAYOR'S BOOK OF COMPLAINTE—A SPBCIAL FO" committee then took See cagerntinn, Jeevios The ly offered, for appropriating a sum, not $500, LKOB FORCE DETACHED FOR THE PROTECTION OF 5 EMIGRANTS—THE STRERTS ALMOST A6 BAD AS EVER th medal the ‘Commodore, and offering him the free- TER MAYOR, THE DELINQUENT POLICEMAN AND Councilman Ciancey moved that all that part of the BIB BOOTS—REPORTS OF CITIZENS AND POLICE, resolution that related to the $500 be stricken out. He 34 has been found necessary, in consequemce of the ex- thomas that a series of complimentary resolutions ‘Yensive patronage bestowed By the public on the Mayor's | Woulé be more deceit, iets eptice’s es Book, to appeint « clerk for the special purpose of enter- Clancey’s motion to strike out the was loston a feg comp'aints upon it, as they are made each day by | division, and it was moved and ae that when the eitiens, Mr. C. Brandt has this department under his commitfee rise it report in favor adoption of the ‘barge, which is one entirely of the Mayor’s creation. | ‘The committee then rose and ordered several ‘bills to ® From this record we find tliat the Pwenty first ward bas | third reading. The resolution in ee to Commodore m0: received the attention of the Commissioner of | Perry was ordered to @ third reading immedistely, and Btreetsand Lawps, for the ‘citizens all agree in saying | "The Board then adjourned. jaentl, remarkable era in the world’s bi: ‘and the “hat it bas not been cleaned for some months past. The Sittila ates rected le. montractors ia this district évidently need looking after | ‘The Late Robbery of Diamonds at Ttifany d | frtvices, fy sdattion to thet: prosent aelary, at the rate bigs Lgl Eten Sep Wy seine ee Pe. f scbange and decay are equally v ithe mak the +—they cortainly bave no excuse to mak e now in regard Cova, the resolution take'effect on and'from 8th of May, 1852. | not erowned with rose leaves. He must give occupation | now nurses wolves to destroy her. ‘The influences which ‘to the consistency of the mud, for it never was ina bet- | ARREST OF THE ALLEGED THIEF AND RRUOVERY OF | This lest resolution was ted to Francis W. Ea- to the minds of the French ‘and therefore sounded | 0B? held the whig and democratic parties in counter- ter condition to be varte@ than it is at present. Can Mr, THE PROPERTY. monds, City Chamberlain, the Coumty Treasurer of the . People , poise sre destroyed, and new parties are arising. We Wing ce thas they peor thir ror, cr empley men | The Sndidal who to aoty sole about 06,000 | “ifn, Jovtaee Justin ote sty ed cunt of | the Gegmof Russia spon Taay. War wan dears, | Theeneer an such tn ouig ro meres pay im their place who will doit. Broadway bas been suffer- | worth of diamond jewelry from the store of Tiffany & | New York are coun officers; the services rendered © ‘one of the allies ted it—the other did not. Either | founded on proper principles. Mr. Beecher was gad relapes ict i Oo. mornii them are rendered for the coumty, and are chargeable that there would bea longer probation for aliens b pei Pe ss Takeo othe its tet Ea adap bottlaagie ers Paidagseesagin a) fis esi tothe county as contingencies “The salaries of Police | party wished to draw the Germum Powers into the alli: | they can’ become citicente-pertially on thelr account, : h Justices ‘are to ‘be (by an act of the Legislature) Dut Austria was compelled to temporize. If she | an rtly on our own. He approved of the princi; je to be hoped that the Commissioner of Streets and | name aa Alphonse Soulard, although‘his real name is Jy EDS Board of Bupervicert. Te ee ne eee ad te wrecked tenn | evolved in the late addres of the Governor of Fessachu. Lamps, for ‘his own credit sake, will have his business | Henry J. Wendie. The efrcumetancesatteading the‘rob- ‘establidhed by City Chamberlain's, ex oficte, County Treasurer, and setts. Butis the one idea of birth sufficient for the f Com; ber. At Varne the alliedarmies were thinned by ferer > mero regularly and promptly attended to in fature, The | very being rather interesting, we will give a correct his- | ‘ti#/bls duty, and not that of the lier of the y foundation of party? Our government is distinguished streets in front of our own office, and the other newspa- | tory of the robbery, as well as the manner in which the city, to 4 a county char; legally audited and nd cholera, and in this state they were called upon to | from others by its recognition of human rights. How shiowed, c¥ directed to. he paid, by the Beard of Super- tiga the campaign. It was pid kul cage alle am em reo be an Arm party with this principle per establishments, are greatly in need of the broom, | arrest of thealleged thief was performed. and we believe have’ mot ‘been swept for several days On Wednesday last Wendle, alias Soulard, eatled at | visors, Mandamus is the ap remedy to compel : eft out. Gentlemen, such a will stink with disso the County Tréésurer to pay, when he refuses to ae Crimea; and on the morning of the 3d of September the | jution before you can get fe Ptoaatiier. (Applause and past. It would appsar, from such strong evidence as | the jewelry store:of Tiffany & Co., and stated trat he bad ‘this, that the street contractors have become perfectly | just arrived from the South along with his sisters, who | demand which the Board of Supervisors have ey. au- | emberkationcommenced. ‘On the 7th of the same month | | isses.) I smell italrea‘y. It smells like ed poli- dited, and allowed or directed to be ‘The only re- | 700 vessels rode at anchor—the most fortunate armada | ticians. (Laughter and spplense), Such parties can wockiees; ‘but it may be well to remind them that their | ttended making some heavy purchaces of jewelry, and ‘Bille Wit! not Ho paid tl] they receive the signature of the | wno would cali in the course of the day, when they had mainlog question is,;whether the resolution of the thet, ever, sailed, for not « plank was sprung, The live but a few days. There willbe a time when men of Supervisors, of the 29th of Decemb+r, 1853, is or not.| passed Sebastopo}, ‘but ‘no vessels came out to checl who have not bowed the knee to Baal, wil! declare Mayor,-ond that Mr. Woed will not give that unless fully | recovered from the ‘fatigue sttendiag a long journey satisfied that the work bas been thoroughly performed, | from the South. ‘He then loitered in the store for a legal. ‘By settion 6th of the act of the Legislature | their progress—and at jength they reached Eupatoria, | war to the knife—the knife to the hilt, and the hilt to of the 21thvof July, 1851, the Board of Supervisors of the | This is a charming ‘little town, and may be the | the throatand the heart—for we swear that America City and'County of New York are authorized to increase | Newport of the-Crimes. The place possessed no stra- | shall be free. (Applause.) We will make it our life : York, whith is td be'in full for services on Sunday, and rieon of 4,000'men, The soldiers, weakened by | There will be no peace till the contest is over. Ifthe We are informed that Mr. Evling it having a large num. | short time, and asked to be shown some diamond | for all extra services; and that the salaries to be thus oeape, bad now to slumber on the fetid pools of a | North gives its ples to the republic, there will be Der of water tight carte made, #0 that the mud can be | breastpinsof great value. The articles were shown bim by | ‘fixed OS ze a eee on Gealthen Geer hes swamp. On the'first ni; ee ae hy al Sead . sare Sed happi fecal aot ea ora a ight to eon . o 4 i . | term for which su: olice Justices shou! elected or | tent, or a cooking utensil of any kind. ¢ French ha at a national party s! forthern before na- smoved from the streets even when in aliquid state, | onerof the clerks, and after making a minute examina. appointed,” The resolution of the Board of Bupervicrs Seabee Trovigent Ger OT GRR are cece en | temot aEecaiiaee pencinen scedashs tereah scab abd it ie-enid that two or three others bave signified | most valuable pina,one valued at $4,500, and the other | of the Legislature; and the Board of Supervisors could | cle vheir-doings. The armamen®, however, was not unob- | bas afteran overdose of opium just previous to dis- @beir intention of doing 80 200m, valued.at $1,500, This piece of -ehoplifting not being | 2Ot legally increase-or diminish the salaries of the Po- | served by the enewy. On the 16th, tke artillery and | solution. The Sght must come at last, and it should be We alluded yesterda: by ahs of the clerk those attached | Ji¢¢ Justices then-in office, during the continnance of the | munitions:of-war were landed, and on the 17th the or- | settled now. You should not pass it over and let it go e-alluded yesterday to the excitement that was cre. | observed by apy of the clerks, or those attack term of ofice for which they had been elected or ap- | der to march was given. Lord Cardigan, with his caval- | down to your childrea. You should settle it now. (Ap- | sted among the emigrant boardinghouse keepers and | to the firm, Soulard bade the salesman adieu, od, The Board-of Supervisors bad no legal pewer | -ry, cleared the'road of the Cossack skirmishers. On the | plause.)” Here is the place; let the champions be called i f i he would eall in the aft al to pai ‘He rumnors, in consequence of the stringent measures | saying ‘be would eal) in ene Se Gounty Treasurer is justified im refusing to pay | morning of the 20th every eye could see the advantage | (Loud applause, during which the lecturer retired. P casi it, Order of Special Term aflirmed with costs. of Prince Menschikol’s position. le had, however, Mr. Gropinas, M. C. Ohio, being on the pl seoensary to detail sbout a dozen policemen to attend to | door as if tomake hie exit, suddenly stopped, and asked | William Henry Carter and John Gracey, Surviving | committed one oversight. To theleft a platean inclined | was called out,’ and —Don’t be slaxsaed, ‘thts business alone, #0 that hereafter the ewigrauts will | oneefthe clerks to show him some diamond rivgs and ee ae oogent) eae vt. Thomas O'Reilly | down to the sea, rey instead of posting infantry on it citizens, Iam not going to make a Speech. As an hum- wok be: xuljectto shele inxposttions! sdakles,. Mhediacanal:asslelba iayhigisieerssliownine he 4 80 ip Burrows —Mr. W. W. Saxton, on dehalf of | summit, ihe left its defence to its own nataral adyan- | dle Methodist I wish to reafirm what my reverend A few daywago a complaint was entered upon the | took the opportunity, when the salesman’s back was Mayor's beok by a shoemaker against @ policeman, | turned, to steal ome of the seals. Then saying that he the salaries of the Police Justices of the County of New | tegical advanteges, and it was at once occupied by a | enterprise, and dying, bequeath it to our children. One ordwe contractors have thrown up their contracts, | tion of the quality of the stones, he pocketed two of the | of the 2d-of January, 1852, was in compliance of this act | As to the Turks, the historian has not deigned to chroni- | country, there will be peace, but such peace as @ man hats ;the resvlution of the 29th of December, 1803, | -evening-of the 10th they reached the Alma, and on the | in: let the lances be set in rest; and God save the right. adopted towards thom by the Mayor. It has been found | with hie sietere; then walking towards the front | $m¢¢ plaintiffs, made application for an order of publication | tages. Up'the declivity on the right, exposed to brother bas said, and to say to you to put your trust in i t of summons in two foreclosure suite. The affidavit on | murderousifire of the artillery on the heights, the Brit- ,and keep your powder dry.” | (Applause) which the. baer was made states that Philip Bur- | ish were ordered to advance, and they obeyed. The And then the audience, (one of the largest of the rowa sailed for Bwrope in the S*. Louis on Saturday | Zouavesclamibered up whom he accused of having beep mais debt ao uncon. | would call again andanake hie parckases, he left the | TO%* he eases ero epee toed yen, 7, aa ag bv a og ee iad BAS Ecole sciousadly long time for @ pair of boots, The offending hs The last we efoniand was noticed, however, by S The Judge inquired what was the matter with Philip Meuschikof was compelled to retire. He left a letter | An Osd Soldier Without a Pension—How Can efiicer, itappeare, called upon the Mayor at his residence | Mr. Simons, one of clerks employed in the house, jurrows ‘ | ind him,.directed to the Emperor, stating that Se- He Get Ie? t relation to.the matter, and represented to bim that | who, suspecting that -he was a swindler, watebed him | hy Juaye “There lo no dou, then To ee tes igh | aRtoped scareely could be, defended. ‘Bat fe So Newarx, Jan. 10, 1855. ‘be bod: a large family, that hie meane of support were | closely,.and immediately asked the olerk if he missed a | seas at this moment. Order for publication granted, ‘he man who could on that day carry off 270 pieces of #0 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, very hmited, and that, in fact, he wae unable to pay. | seal. The clerk replied in the negative; but on being — artillery in the face of a victorious army, was in no very Up in the eaxtern part of New York State, at a place Mx. Wooireplied that, of couzse, he.could not belp his | told to examine the case ,more carefully, discovered that Court. of General Sessions. great hurry, and that the despatches {hus lett behind | 205 ‘guniown, there resides an old Revolutionary poverty, but that it was wrong for him to incur a debt | one bad vanished. The a’arm was taken up by the Before ‘Hon. Recorder Smith. Siseiintenel pal Ch antaean ene The dupe. soldier, by the name of John Kare, at the advanced age which.he knew ho could not meet. He then dismissed | salesman in the diamoné pin portion of the baildiog, CHARGE OF FORGERY. riority of the French commissariat and medical staff | of one hundred and three years, who is at present in rt » who, on examining his stock, found that two of hi —Willi it ir then de spainful. . remai Rim after giving him three doliars and half, the re- | */0) on exanining his stock, found that two of hia most | Jan. 17.—Williaia RK, Golding wasindicted for the crime | then became pain! vo days aver the baie ond mained | vezy poor circumstances (as I learned last week from a “ 4 on the Alma for two qnired-emount, with.a brief but instructive lecture ay | after Soulard, but he, cf course, was far off when tho | * forging the signature of T. H. Walsh & Company, OM | insane mistake eould not have been commitied. These | friend residing there), and he has not as yet drawn a w his future conduct while a policeman, If the Mayor robbery had ‘been discovered, and tte property along | the back of a check for $300, on the American Exchange ee, days toes exuseseron fy was resolved to transfer ee — the United States government. He ran dcania: a) 1 Hy . | wito Mm, e firm finding out how they bai been | Bank. The following.is a synopsis of the evidence take: cir operations to va. The lecturer then de- | away from his parents at the age of fifteen years, and cane ee ee aes Cticers ip this manner, bit | duped, at once laid the matter before Mr. Hatsell, she | inthe care srg Aes is ” | feribed the ilcoacerted march of the allied troops to | joined the Continental army, and continued in ite service tane e pretty mush taken up in meeting al} the | Chief ‘of Police, when the necessary complaint being at i that place, and the position they took upon the south | until he waa twenty-one, and at that time he refused a demands upon his benevoience, and his éalary will bave description of the man being given, the Frederick Smith, examined dy the District Attorney, | sid: of Sebastopol. Oa the 17th of October the bom- | pension: on the ground that he was young and able to do ka aveaiee tog the thicf, aud recovering, if possible, | deposed—1 am bookkeeper for Schieffin, Brothers & Co., | batdment \ was formally opened. | On the 26th the alliea fark; anid that the Nene at that time wanted all 'y, Was given to officer Bowyer, on2 of the ’ r armies tasted the ‘bitterness of a reverse—he c he money # could get. My object in writing this to you Foe following are reports rcaie ty too people and the This officer, ‘who has Garied an ene | 2Tvseiste, No. perberevecctiaked Tknow defendant, and | i" ‘reverse, for although they eventually succeed- | J8 to ask you to tell me, if you please, how I can go to police in relation to the condition of the city, &c., w th: a for bie great sagucity in devect are as about the 12th June las’, a check on the Ame- | ed in driving back the Russians, it was only at an Tork to get his pension for him, aid if he can draw any- d Ww tate ey danal nost canning and wary thieves, made ° 4 7 ur- | enormous cost. He then gave a very eloquent descrip- ing previous to this date. He was in the principal b: an the yast twovdays, Weamay stato ere that severa: arrangements fr tho eapture of Soulard alias { chases which cur Gri’ were in the habit of making from | tiou of the battles of Balatlava and Inkerisann, which | des in thia (N. J.) and New York State, he was also at Aldermen and Councilmen have determined not to con nd accordingly bandoilly of the robbery were | 1: H. Walh & Company, surgical instrument makors, | he attributed to mistakes of Lord aj He Believed | the battle of Bunker Hill. ‘eur with the Mayor in bis refurnl 20 grant Jicenses to | printed, gi description of the alleged thief, which | 4% handed to me by defendant, and I paid is by the | that it might be a matter of necessity as well ae of be- gush liquor dealers a» violated the Sunday Jaw, Thsir | Were Gstributed at the various police station howen in | Cleck in question. The fallowing is the check — reditary policy ou the part of Nicholas in undertaking | I forgot to state that he G. FINLEY, Newark, N. J. plied for a pension at the , ; | the city, otfering at the same time, a reward of $500 for | No. 1,448. _ New York, June 12, 1854, the war, when the enthusiasm of the people is taken | age of ninety years, or undertook to, but his lawyer not mamen will be wade pubii: by the Mayor.n tuo event of | {he arrest of the thief aud the recovery of the jewoley, _ ‘The American Exchange Bank, into conaldasation. The fallowing conclasian to the les, |’ keowing Bows 10 g0 bo work, told. lita it wold Goat bras ole continnsd refusal The next day after the printiog of the handDlls, abit Fay to the order of Messre. T H. Walsh & Co, three | ture drew forth great applause:—To the eyes of Poland, | fifty dollars; and not deing able to pay it, he dropped it WHAT THE PROPER Bay. Israel Leone, of 146 Waliaia street, dealer in Jewelry and URE Wie: Hungary, France, Austria sia, Italy and Ireland | altogether. G. F. eis ed Satie iaménds, called at the office of the o! lice, and a, + ate 2 this countr; hes lke bow, written on whose ded t ' Gestractive to fesces, valuable’ shrubs and otkor pro. | ¥ith «diamond pin of great value, and procurod a loap | @Bt about five yearn; I cannot recollect the exact date | despotism is eternal. God has himself with all the arrearages. He must piove his identity by on the came of $600; that when Soulard was negotiat- | Ran our Om first purchacedef 1, H, Walsh &Co.; I | through a thousand unmistakable exam; perly, and that she pullen have scen, and Lave uot pre- | & c wae a a testimony of nct less than two witnesses, attested by a . 5 : ; | ing the Jean, be said’ he was « rich merchant from St, | think it was in 1858. ; broken and strik 7 i i it 4 = e said cattle from being jet ioose on the public Loula; that he won the Newel Srvin a otinmes in Feria, Saree Walsh, member of the firm of T. H. Walsh & navers aoa Piped na actor ee éarth rej; magistrate in the county. Them execute a power of 7 moni left hak Toren ty Chia Abate diltiy abeieucted by while with Bim in gambl ng saloon. Th ‘ st March, deposed—I have seen the check im | ‘The leeture, oa more than one occasion, was disgrace. | “ttormey for some person to make the necessary search imsved’ of vaitlé, talemgering Miaekaey aitort meee by foulard was then ¢xamined, an! identifies by Movers, question at the American Exchange Bank; Ihave con- | ¢ully interrupted by members of the Linrary ‘Association | for the muster roll of his company, at Washingtoa, ere very much. ‘Uiffany & Co., as the ono stolen from them. Measures | Verse e d:fendaxt in relation to the signature | -infante in years and infants in intellect—who were | which will contain his mame. Uader the United Stat That Hudson street, from Canal to Spring, 1s constant. | Were imnmeciately taken fur the arrest of Soulard, ani 9 | 02 the back; he ackmowledgod having endorsed it, and | present at the election going on at the time, 4 ca nited States ty Bosked up by show cases barrels tal Soxes renter. | Plan for that purpose ‘was concocted by —Sorgoant | Be sald he bid a right to do to; the fru of T. H. Wa'sh hy : Jaw all pensions uaclaimed for two years and upwarde q Eighth Anti-Slavery Lecture. are referred, with the documents, to the Fourth Auditor i howyer, which was, for Leone to givertne neces. | &42., consisted off. H. Walab, George Walsh, and Wm. fig the street impasrable. ‘This i the second complaint 7 Henry Ward Beecher delivered the eighth lecture pe- | ° the Treasury, and if found correct by the accounting ext comp) rary, information” whenever Weadle “nade hie es | 3. Golding, Jr., (som of the defendant) at the time the That the strects of the Twenty-Grat ward aro ia a very | 8 the course of a fen days. The mniter was, vy the | { sien te name of MM. Walah & Co, a far ax I know | fore the New York City Anti flavery Society Tuesday evo- | *Meetss the pension agent will pay the amount, There atthy condition, and that they have not been cleaved for | orders of Mr. Matsell, to be kept strictly private, #o that | oie Te oe seats our pomda ston mere Sever paid to | ning, at the Tabernacle. His subject was “Fhe Contrast | “F¢ ttorneys in Washington and in this city, who make ‘ i Reenter perty, rendering it almost an utter imposeib#ity for an: we » 1653; de-endan exclusive | and Society.” The lecturer, after announcing his sub- oe a = 74 treet, opatracting it very much. obstructs | wilicer to recover it, But the awe leabed cut and one | barge of the manufacturing department of the bus'- feck procmbel le! elle celal Geen AY ectaazadan Supreme Court—Special Term. $a sidewalk with un iron ofice, at the corner of Thirty. | oF two of the daily papers published @ short and u Been of the firm; he was foreman; young Gelding at- ' padi oes dalle pmmahe Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt. fourth street and Sizth avenue’ entirely biecking up tao | tislactory accountof the robbery, contrary to tne wisl tended to the stcre 85 Fulton street; when the factory | Fetquite so piquant ax his usual efforts, He opened with CURIOUS BANKING AND FINANOI s. strost an’ Sixth avenue, entirely biocking 4p t¥0 | of the authorities. Fortunately Soulard aid zo: see the | Wat removed to Stockport, the defendant went there to | sn analysis of the character an} creation of man, hold- pia hbipanindy sliplcts stunted a py PE: BORIC: 00, SARA Om | papers ia question, for if be did he would not tave re- | *uperintend the busiaess. (Mr. Brady here produced in | ing that thin existence wae but a state of preparation, | 0X 2i~/” the matter of the Knickerbocker Bani Teat tho butshers of Chatzam square obstruct tno “1 in the city any longer, endangering Lis liberty, | ¢v.dence & lease from the wife of the defeadant to. H. | 4 4, pean ta to | Eorfuant to the decision made by Judge Roosevelt in s Meceanall sasdd otaty Halartar after aed oeaie will be seen from tae sequel. ” | Walsh & Co., of the factory at Stockport, free of rent.j | *#4 that man is Bere ouly begun. As every man is to | this case, and published in yesterday's Ti Tn ne Cie ee eae sre ce beck | Although all hopes entertaiued for tte capture of Hon- | , Witness—{ don’t know what consideration was givea | aceount to his God, let hia neighbor beware of putting | wry" ote and P hie dolenibi Molkcgrrapsed farce) ara red Deipiean em rants, fe P| lard by Sergeant, Bowyer had departed on reading tho | toMre, Gelding for leasing this factory without any | 4 stumbling block in his way. As thie doctrino rises in dates roomate pn scones) for the stooktiols- rs - t i iT , 5 ec fere L entered the firm; I first saw 3 ers, and made applicati s a Fil eg lg rg Sg ag St td tobe disappointed, for yesterday mereine theo. | the check ip question in the latter part of Juce at the | Public estimation the man also rises, and where this ac- Mespiaesl eUisuasi A; aneurin reall Seat a af the em g stilton stree\. | Come intelligence reached the Chief’ ofice that Wendie, | Padk; Idd not see the defen‘ant afterwards till about | countability ie acknowledged, thero the rights of man ie age ed lreesed sober contaming | Slias Soulard, had beem arrested. About 10 o'clock yes’ | the fizst of July, when Iani my brother went toStock- | are most respected. Here ie where the Chris. | *"utable peracn for the office of receiver. Mr. Charles 10; that suc-apptied as the oftice and coull cet cosatie. | %rday the alleged thief called at the office of Mr. Leone, | Port to pay the men’s wages; we charged him with the | ti. religion ‘ H, Hunt appeared as counsel for the Trust Company as P ‘ates Abonee e with the other diamond pin, and requested him to mats | forgery, but he said he bad ‘authority to siga the name “i sion ie superior to the heathen su- | receiver of the Knickerbocker Savings bank. Messrs WHA? THE POLICR Say. him aloan on it. Mr.Leone received his visiter graciously, | Of Our firm; we remaiced at Stockport until the next | perstitions, In those nations the rich must | Wheeler, Water and Noyes appeared for the Bank, and 7 i 6 Thi handed him a chair and at once entered into negotiations | Morning, and did not then dismiss the defendant from th ie- } a Lificenth Ward —Omon. court, in Union piace, is 10 | forthe loan asked for by Soulard. After somediscusaion | OU empioy; I do not krow what the defendant did with | (ee Sttog ght, must suffer. But the Chris: | erp ey Meron receiver, Messrs, Mount, Remsen, There is a pump in the centre of the erurt, ani the | 8% t0 the value of the pin, aud the amount sought to | the amount of the check; petween tho 12th of June | HAP ation Rears a voice crying, ‘There is neither | “The only witness examined Men eatin void totes ane Os, ERE aed ke | be porrowed ‘upon it, Mr. Leone begged to be excased | (date of check,) and the time of his arrest, im August, | Jew nor Gentile, nor bond or free, for ye are all one in William Darrow, the casbier appointed by the present for afew minutes, as he had a prvate engagement of | the deferdant continued to receive money from the con- | Christ Jesus,” Itis not to eay that every man is as | directors of the new Board, who deposed that the bank da a large wah box placed at the entrance of the court, very abiert4: ns P 4 vation that he wished to fuldi cern for his services; up to August last, Wm. R. Gobil - whieh in constantly full to overflowing. A quant ty of | Felden inva few mrautes, when the gun demeedee Ve | & Co. wan the name stamped oo the ngtromenta mace. | DWerfalae another, but all are equally entitled to pro- | *0PPed payment about the 11th October last; that the straw, stones and rubbish hae teen thrown in the street | Eolined would’ be forih-onnn facture b: ‘i tecti " i are indebted upwards of $200,000 to depositors; the bi 0 s be ‘oming. Soulard not thinkia; factured by our firm; suit for the debts of the defend- | tection under God’slaw. That religion which is only | jy d s fo trong of No, 191 Ninth street. Hydrant in irout of | of the plan that was laid for bis capture readily agree] | 4Bt has been brought against Wm. R. Golding, Jr., my | for the rich and the refined is the anti-type of Casie- pres 6a about $200,000 nrg emgthpead oh lcr 497 Broadway and Mr, Leopold, 685 Broadway, eucroach: | %0tBe proposal ef Mr. Leone, and said be woald walt ryt my brother, as Posi of the firm; Wm. R. | tianity, The lecturer did not delieve that any govern. | 68&¢® pledged to ‘the ‘Comp lier, after redeeming the ae, in in ery baa envio the pare | folgeman, offer Cordett who, ecompanted im bck Fank, ceposed—I have conversed with the defendant | unless it was @ Christian governmen:. No doubt it was | ture, amounting to $122,449; about $1,003 of that sum tb avenue it also in 4 bad colition, the Cro:on | there he wax convayed to the office of tho Chief of Police | thought he anid he had authority to collect moneys for | Save it a form. And we find in the South that there in | Shout eighteen months; they have billa Piridevey Ft Clerks. ‘The latter parties soon arrived at the Thaddeus H. Walsh, member of the Grm of T. 1. | Nment. Io the North the sentiment of the people is, | [ins £4 Meenount ut gig bss, anya ted nave, special Ro. 36 Ninth strect leaking vans & Dilkerson, i j ae m the stocks and mort- sent being tara up s0 a9 to render a impavsable. The Soa ySyed Saks te toe eseo eet eee Pe i kseisae kighs ty; soe the iaseee iol oe ee tain nd in nature as'e principle, but it was Christ who | Oe aut mes mee ‘diferent tines, tne loot sate ta pipes baving prev.oualy bursted. by cps ee mgilge id Begtag— soa | il Lae arrival a 4 pe ue eg Ly cha de a forgery, and refand- | heathen sentiment, and in the North Christian son- | now passed due, amounting to $77,633, the estimated BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. uftee, where a nhort examination, in wtich the prisoner | Welsh & Co.. deposed.-Defendant had no permiaaion and | that liberty is wot only the right, but the necessity, of | All'ur meatiy ail, to dineetorg:iecsoed Soren ee ae JANGARY 17,—The Beard wet wt five o'clock, pursuant | was clearly identified ag the man that had stolen tho jew- | 20 right to sign the name of the firm ; the firm never re- | the that every man deprived of libert > pan: © adjouroment—D. D. Conover , Enq’, President, in the | ¢lrY, was had. Mr. Simons, one of the salesmen inthe ceived any benefit from the proseeds of the note; ina | shoul At once brought. to light—that birih becker tite Paes ea "Withers eesti tr tee UY the leet ” house of Tiffany & Co., here made the following affidavit | COnVerration I had with the defendant, about the ist of | # & preperation for eg 8 The South holds | stock of St. Nichclan Fire Insurance Com in worth sbatr, The winuter of che last meeting were read and } against Wendie alias Soulard:— July, he acknowledged that he had no authority to sign | on the tae and, that the Initial and fundamental | about 40 cents on the dollar, and the alzkerbooker approy | City and County of New York, st:—Jobe F. Simons, re- | the check, and wished the matter-to be passed ever; as | Prim 660 Broadway, being’ duly sworn deposes'and | £00n as I heard of the forgery, I telegraphed to defend. | meD ., and that | nt to come down, but he paid no attention to it; I them | liberty is not the right but of s race; that one | counts amounting to $254,396 00; in,that sum isincluded | nt was engaged in | WeDt to Stockport. man is born to rule and ancther te serve. And they | the claim against Mr. Mott, (one of the directors , among which were On the cross-examination of this witness, Mr. Brady | beve gone mousing back to Europe to find some theory amounting to $160,000. The total liability of the i Life Insurance Company about 26 cents on the dollar; VREITIONH REFERRED. the Knickerbocker Bank bas drafts of overdrawn ac- “¢ citizens, to be organized tre an Engine company in We. ved, | turenth we... *) against reyulating end grading ces, i to the clerk | Produced several lettere in his handwriting, to ahow | te show the African to bea ha'f monkey, and the white | rectors to the bank will be over $250, ‘samingdale road to Hudson | next to bim to put away, whem said clerk took ont a tray | tbat the defendant was interested in the firm ef T. i, | Face destined to take care of him. There are men at the i ¢ financial Of Martin, Tebzisn., eda udeon | on which were two gold sod diamond pins, of the value et | Welth & Co., who bad bound themselves to pay his | South who are better than their theories, and in the oan at the eeamiceanteadsion te oo sh Highty-sinth street from Br. tix thousand dollars; thie deponent immediately noticed | 4! Reeth een whe are worse; but still, these aré the general BSLITIYS. spicious person walk up to the place pen Ane eed Edward B, Coles, counsellor at law, deposel—I know | theories for both sections. the North, every man, | Cash on ban). $11,396 63. Due Depoaitors $196,500 00 “= 9 donation iver. Eleventh ward Reile! Arsociation, to . jamonds were, and then made a k to the plaintiff and defendant ; I remembe: tion | from the richest to the pocrest, bas the same legal an ‘ - or nes ““oular manner, and afterwards repeated it, when the | witl defendant touching his right to ave the name of | social Fights; in the South it is precisely the opposite. | pera neces sytig 4G Lmpald Divdns. 3,055 23 hi 6 i y ; t due 77,633 68 Taxes unpd. aay 5,000 00 bby, to Ac, avenue A, and 118th axa), " ' Na"had'the tray before him mode a’sholerse, | Waleh & Co. some time last summer T baee hope bis | im, the North, the Jew interfe Yent you from Bar | ia iront of bie preminee. clerk we. “xen walked to the sat mee, couneel for many years ; me tioning a check “A sewed | touching the hire) ues wages ; in the Eouthy the law | Special Lows, 3 pind us < ne them. id Tims we. Comfortably seated ins Hudson River Rziiroad car,. and travelling at a speed that was diminishing the dis- tance between home and myself at the rate of forty miles per hour, I became the unwilling ltstener to.econ- versation between two paseengers in the adjoining seat:— « Have you seen the account in this morning’s HegaLp> of thoue two fatal railroad accidents #”” “No; where did they occurt”” “f ‘Why, ® man was found dead yesterday npon>the eow-catcher of the Harlem road; and # German woman. and two children were run down by ® Hudson River train last night.’’ “Horrible! these railroad compan'és are getting too. abominably careless. They should be made to suffer se- verely for such recklessnens.’’ ‘This was the prompt and thoughtless decision of two, apparently, intelligent men; and I doubt not that many thousand others, just as unthinking as they, will echo that decision, and thus the overwhelming weight of pub- lic opinion will render another verdict of murder againet “soulless corporations.”’ ‘The conductor should be more watchful’’—‘ The engineer should have stopped. the train.’ So he would, had the darkness of aight per- mitted him to see that r lone ¢migraat mo! and par ime little ones, hurrying on, unconscior if For once, jurymen, who tolerate no appeal from your decisions, render # just and righteous acq’ the innocent, and give your indignation vent upon the cally uilty, who directed this stranger (ignorant of- our laws and the attendant perils) to travel u the | track of a railroad. Some one did and your Ueeploes” vigilance should fin’ them out. he above conversation elicited from another source some facts relative to railroad travelli hich I wil- lingly lay before your readers, believi t their pro- mulgation will result in 1 to tl rs ly- The Hudson River Mail has been in. operation over five years; their average rate of apeed is greater than on any other road inthe United States least seven or eight millions of persons have travelled over thia route and as yet no accident has occurred by which the life oP & single passenger has been sacrific trains going im opposite directions have never come in collision, and the few fatal cases have been confined to em; esand un- | fortunate heedless penance upen the tr ‘fake into sonst re the Sahat this is a Psree thé ror chinery and many o men untried, grea credit will be awarded to those who control its manage- ment, one feature of which is deserving atten- tion, viz.: their bg jg ns flag system, which extends the entire length of the road, and is vidible from alt points; at every curve and station, and in sight of each otber, from New York to Albany, are plazed watch with flags and lanterns, to signal on the train or warn i back, Others are employed to walk over certain por- tions of the road before the arrival of trains, to keep the’ track char of falling rocks, &e. This system has, doubtlers, saved many valuable lives and much yee for the company; it also gives e1 ployment to a large number of men, is economical in the end, and affords the greatest security to the traveller. The next railroad convention should give due consideration, so as to ensure ite i roade in the Uxited Stat The Turf, GEORGIA RACES. LayavetTe Covrsk, Avousta, Jan. 11.—Seconp Day—~ Jockey Club Purse, $i two mile heats.—The atten- dance yesterday was mi larger than on the day pre- vious, and they were well compensated, having witness, ed one among the most interesting and exciting races we. ever recollect to have seen. It was a most bi it ti of 8 and endurance bei ta and never were two horses apparently more aqua ly matched than those oc- cupying the first position in the race. Before the start, Charles Ball he favorite among the kno against the |, and bets were freely offered that he would win the race, without fiading but few takers, There were some few bets that the Maid of Orleans would wit the firs: heat, but beyond this she was not backed. Indeed, so general was the confidence of the knowing ones that Charley Ball would be an easy winner, out siders were ratber deterred, and the amount staked on lnmited. i , ve entries, as follows -— Jockey Club purse, $400—2 mile beats. Thos, G. Moore’s br. m, Maid of Orleans, 4 years old. out of Alice Carmeal.’ Green and i 21 By 7 » Ready, dam by imported Balshazar, ye. 2 W. W. oyden’s Henry, 8 years old, by imp. Gleneoe, Musadi by Medoe. Dress fanc; ° 4 2 J. Clarke's (ih ody by Black Prince, dam Heanah Harve trand. Dress fan Thos. y Bait, Sy ncoe, Fancy i—3:4534. Track Tuorspay, UTA Inst.—Taey Day—Tores Mie Hears, ‘There were thre all ge mags. At one e’clock the three horses were brought to the string, in fine or- der. Grif had the track, Betty second. At the tap they were off, with a good start, Grif in the lead, hard by M on the firs’, seeand and miles were run, Grif coming out winner by about Ste" engtbs, Betty distanced. After the usual time allowed for ubbing down and covling off, Grif ana Mary again came up to the string. They had a veautiful start. Grif took he lead, wnich he kept with apparent ease to the end of he race, Mary making one or two unsuccessful bruphes. ‘TheJollowing is a summary :-— A. Cheatbam’s b. h. Grif Edmonson, 4 ys. old, by Childe Harrold, dam Mary Elizabeth, by Andre, 1.2 Col. Campzell’s b. m. Mary Taylor, 5 yr. old, by Sovereign, dam Clara Howard... 12 €ol. Goldaby’s ch. m. Betty King, 5 Boston, dam out of imp. Glencoe”. ‘ Time—Ist heat, 5.413¢; 2d, 5.42. Fray, 1271 inst.—Fourta Day.—Four mile heate Purse, $8(0.—There were four cutries for this day urse, viz. :—Grif Edmendson, Henry, Black Prince, and lary Taylor. As soon as tae entrics were aunounced at the club room Grif was the general favorite, and be was Piet AR Fo ie the field, and odds given. Mary also had ber friends; the betting between Henry and the Black Prince, which would prove the better horse at the coming out, was also auimated. Atone o'clock, three of the four horses entered made their appearance, Taylor having been drawn, much to the chagria of her backers, There were two false starts before the drum was tapped, which del however, they got ol Black Prince second, reached before Henr; which be maintain, were still sangui vious heat uncer which horse would wi the best at the coming this point we saw several sums put up. a nk ion fos ee. In this posit continue ry the quarter stretch prot cha ‘ond went to work id Deautiful con ‘est for the remainder of heat between Grif agd Henry, and at the or declared winner by about half a leng! the y RESULT. Col. Cheatham’s b. h. Grif Edmonson, 4 years Childe Haroli, dam Mary Hlluabeth, = Pi: ¢ portion of the Park rk to im@s ‘ bye'ed peed Dirweag h word ena "the procesde appro- here a quantity of goods were tying on the 1 bay perdi mo t ¢ name of Walsh & agi 1% a LH oe. a As ene bat fronting jibe erection of public buildings on Madisen top, © il scans - and” thie deponent soy hig | <°: joa check. T anawered, or Gola sake, dea't eet | at Bout,” it in a legal right, which’ white —_ take bis bands ameon- , atch an idea Into your head ;”’ he then sai . are. ae ng the goods; tl 2 d ~ beat, so they don’t kill, ever; ae5% * ee 5 MEURTY. sing of workingmen held in the Perk, Jac. 26, | Geponentaaw the men". ice. the Snola, ths | Fotarrin the firm! 1 tried to explain to. him that be fem eT a tne Na RTE | Total. 96R8,200 64, Total... $206,486 25 | 3455, (already published tm the Herat. ) AeD9DE* “Vent to the elerke who bad charge of whose | *8* in the wrong, as bis interest in the old Arm was ro'd out. 1s the utmost Hgor of the law is brought | gentlemen named by the respective parties, he should \ UTIONS, Yo crode and requiate the follo ring streste —Soutn- | He Coe a tee ioe iT BG | The case for the proseoution here closed. Tao Revord- B. spam Zee, bet ie tie Death curtaie mee ate | Sppeint reeetve wily Ado of Grand. from Jackson 20 Bas: rtreot, West | fere with the man; afew momente Cr RENEMECUCAOTO Rave tithes, GE are many reeds from the top to the bottors, but | ‘Theatres and Exhibitions. atreet between Duane dod Canal. Referred said clerk missed a aca) from the inside of a bo: > inpreesion thet hé was a member of the Arms, and from the bottom to the top. At th there | “Broapway Tuxarke —The attendance on the repre- pecial committee of ve members be appointed | this Geponent went Immediately after the mac, dat | {then impression that Le was a member their influence wits the Ti i is a road before every man’s door, if he sees fit to walk | sentaticn of the grand fairy spectacle of ‘Cinderella’ in ‘proceed bout two hours afterwards this de. | the Tistriet Attorney deemed it proper to adandom the | jy" isch leads directly to the governor's or presiden- | very large-—every sent in taben & kour im the spemabers of the Stale legislature to prevent the passage Ponent discovered that the two foresail had | "i. not guilty. fial Shair. In the fouth it le held asa dogma that there | Jay) ‘Tike pieee in produced le, and the sing- thin acts now before that body, having for their stolen; and this deponent further says that he has aenencal ee Peeride. Carragh, tried twice, and on the | Must be one class to think and another to work, and nd acti roughout are very good. Mise L. Pyne, the alteration of the cli charters had over, gi. | seen Henry J Wendle, ating Alphonso Boulerd, now in | onc scion convicted of illegal votigg at tne last | there principles have rapidiy cerruptel a portion 7a. Harton, Borrani, Horncastle, HE ae eearinte Beard whe Le hes nek advertises | cuateéy At the ollie of the Chisf of Police, whom he | tectic, Was sentenced to ten days imprisonment in the | ef the North, In the North bor has always ig in the leading characters. ° ad ene or to the time js or property was stolen, and whom cael should ‘make most of him- a of Hone Company No. 55, agrecabio to a resclution of | hy devondent bed cock ie antl store, om three or four be Court then adjourned. ‘his labor which is the great mo. | TeH%# given at thie old and poplar resort are mach © Albany and exei could not find bim; Board, adopted. : Saletan i admired. Mr, Waldron spares neither pains nor ox- ee con tak hefarean sspears dotom when arrested. When charged with the telony, CHARGE OF STEALING A CASE OF BOOTS. Foutherner’s head. But you will ind no place in the wos, Gramatte pisces scioebsaany ‘Sembee et. Bhan’ ‘Car. To ave the slip between Vosey street acd Middle pier | being confronted with Mr, simens and atuers of the tem, | Aman named Fran-ie Hurgins, was arrested yestorday | Where there te less drudgery. Labor is honored at Se | hug?’ ana ‘Kit Carsop.”” Shelton’s Brass Band wil play | several inepiriting airs. Burtoy’s TueaTee —The new comedietta of the ‘Ba. eleared from obstructica. Referred. be turned quite pale and looked quite dowerast, and at | by cfficer Place, of the Twenty-first ward polio charset fi To have the petition presented to the late Board of | iget confessed atealing the property ecstion. a man js, that he is a poor, arin, . Jen a cane of boots, valued at $30, from | work. I hope, said he, it is not equally a term of re- T feuncitmen for a new warset in the upper section of the | tice Br | with having stol oA lance of Comfort,”’ with Jordan and Mies Raymond in the | stig refered to Ue Come tieo on Matheta. Atop comanitted itn ta prieer 1s Guteatt 6 #5000 bal N°” | the New Haven Ratlroad dopot, in Canal street, The Wen, ane pier ane fe reat ek te | principal ebaracters, will epmmance the performances. iting Commodore M. C. Perry : : Sy ecete deere it’ | The very laughable farce, with songs, of th | bliely to xo vive The prisoner gave hie name as Soulard, hut his real | gecds were o prrtion of @ tot being sent on by an East- wor there, you will hie follow eiticens, and also to prevent him wits tLe free- | game ie Captelu'Wendle. He bas been one ot the oftcore | era bogse, consigned to Morse. ‘Bratley & Co of thia | S5%, York done there, Wet ow of the city, in command of & vessel sailing from thie port, and re- | city, The officer that made the arrest fouud the goods t the South are too lazy ; take hap oop seo | cently arrived here from California a« captain of a ship | inthe possession of the accused, and thinking that he ‘would be the seme From the Clerk of the Gowmon Couael, ancounciog | trom San Francisco He is a ontive of St Louis, and | bad stolen the case, arrested him and took him to the Wander | vi the M Mipstrels,’’ the drama of “Old Adam, way of emancipation. | Ot. cing piees “Wanted, One Thousand Milliners,”’ will also be played. All of Burton’s excellent troupe in the | canta. ere is no responsibility of lab hat the compilation of the fire ‘ews from B8 rather small in stature, and not very prepossessing in | station boase, Yesterday, EliS Quintard, of the New hole Gerasben ter aver hid cam work, ‘Waszacn’s Tahsran—-The. new five act play entitied has been completed, agreeably to ® previvuy recolutiod | hig took, He has boarded at 03 Rooeevelt street, and it | Haven Raiiroad company, appeared at ine Jeffersoa | Suaq whole almshouse for thoce who caa't. Ia tho | “Night ard Morning,” which bas been produced in ex 1 the Board | was buts wigat or two ago that he cus quite a figure a: | Market Police Court, and made a comple.at against Hur- cellent style at this theatre, is annow ain for this | From the Commissioner of Repaire sod sgeeeably to a revolution of the Boar a ball with tho magnificent diamond breastpin siolen | gins, who wan committed for farther examination by | it is made an konor. And then some tender | evening. The cast of characters exabraces the names of | | from Mesera Tiffany & Co. Jastice Brennan. hearted Northern men think that it is strange that | all the ing members of the company. The farce of | etaper for paving Park cov, |. Captain Leonard, of the Second ward police, thinking SOUNTRYMAN TAKEN HY AN the slave should be #0 lazy. At the North we have the | ‘A Lady and Gentleman in « Peculiarly Perplexing Pre- | pnw ey feng ieee Beene a ped ge by erg mer Dag A soe si Maria Dw: : rire ris at common schools where every man’s ‘child ie en- | dicament”’ closes ihe emusements, | sanged from $1 89 to $4 » nee | other stolen goode, paid a visit o bis rooms yesterday women 6 sat ia Dyer was arrested yesterday | Tied to the same common privileges. They may have Sarscrermar -Tematie--We- Veer ef: a0: sace- of a Shaan Fourteenth rireet avg | MteFnoom, and found there recreted a lo: of jevelry and | by officer Rue, of the Lower Police Court, charged with | sehools.in the Eouth, but they eamnot be comon be- PE. mnenene whete be ing can be Wih mere oi artes gree hen wt egestas Seta tet argo | Bain eeped 2". Ho yo hia of | fag earache Thy | Barr ha bre veto, crys ot , . ag? i ; sare, Tiff s) ‘ — nen, poor That the trustees of Columbia College bo sermitted | Ince of which they were not aware of woul rey dente shawh & silk pocket handkerchief, and about $5 | $60, MI tetas ‘tad the, bonorasle laboring lines. Seren. Serie toort alte’ soriooe ue ta arene, ‘te grade and pave, and eet the curb and gutter, of Park | fed jt yesterday. The property (onnd at the residence | im cash, The accused met the complsi various feats in the ring, exter lege place, | oF the prisoner consi Biodge at in the Park, | ‘Ther th clans—the apostate Yankees. (Laugh- ' ‘ . med) dof gold headed walking caves | and taking him toa house of rather questionable cha. a aa piss vhs Reboot dam Oe oe Ky mim ml yhich: ill be, followed by the frame of“ The direction of the Street Commissioner, provided | gad jewelry set with diamonds, x, stole the above property from him, and then | sehools, ne common senthnent, no common education 5 u Macaire.”? tk shall be done without delay. Referred ——____—_ anished from the sigh: of Mr. Howlaby. "Committed | tthe douth. Knowledge shore in not only power but | | AMERICAX Mcsrrx.—The amusing pieces called ‘\ Ax Jeoed, pdbebliting se oninanse Jersey City Intelligence. for examination. powder, and they stand ip great danger of Laas blows OD a AR i Rad a Te nl Errors cinlan caiccrs tpcnee lows. Re ‘Tne Suxpay Tuarvic,—Alderman Elater offered a reeo- CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY. up by a distribution of it into tor careless hands, | for the afterngon, and the histories) & eed Pe See ere Cera Caney 4 | lution st the mecting of the Jersey City Common Conn- Therg is also great difference between the North and the | the Hero )”? in wesing, Besides these ferred. cil on Tuesday evening, requiring all segar etores, oyster | _T*9 Persons, named Charles Helman and Henry Hel- | COCt) ih the matter of freedom of speeeb. What would | amusements the visiters have vilege of viewing tuloons, barrooms and other places of basiness, to be | man, were arrested yesterday afternoon by officer Save. | pegome of the mcturer, if he should attempt to deliver this the ‘ Poultry Show,’ which will continue all the week. address i COMMITTER OF THE WHOLK. | ‘Tho Board then went into Committee of the Whole, “ 4 | | closed om Sundays. It was adopted. The resola‘ion , charged with having stolen eight boxes of segars. ees in ton, ‘et Mr. Houston may come Woon’s Mixarxeis—Mecnastow’ Hart.—This band is sand Look ap in the frit place the report of the (Comm | also requires the Chief of "Polise to report to the Oown: | yalged at forty dollars, amd a.ilver watch valued at ten | here and make s pro-slavery speech, and Mr. tious, | doing well—the ‘hall is crowded nightly. | Negro min. ph S tio Peard dey oom fetteo | men Council 4 ly all places, whether licensed or - one of the most honest men the country ever bad, might | strelay, instrumental pieces, and the musieal version of Peete inc poor The following yexolation ‘was sub. | B0t, where liquor is sold. dollars, from the premises of Ubarios W. Lemperte, of | faye done the saine thing with his abominable éoctrines. | the Mummy,” are the features of this evening. pA oF poet —That the r* ‘ef $25,000 be ap- Ronneny.—The residence of Mr. Wilson, on Van Vorst | 451 Third avenue. i javit stated that | In the North we have free speech, not because it is the Brextry’s Serexaners.—This eompatiy continue to propriated for ‘Ke pu of relieving the wants of the | square, im the Third ward, was entered cn Monday night | © arresting the acc Foom o¢ Jaw, but because it is an inherent right, existing before | give their barlesques and Ethiopian delineations with red that, if the Board of Aldermos concur, ajcint | and robbed of silver plate to the amount of #960. "No | dy them one box of ti To take it away would cause an ‘eruption—there | Fuccess. ‘Cinderella’ is announced again for this even: oor, { five from each Board be appointed to act | arrests. were identified by Mr. perle as a portion of would not be time for a revolati To the South ing. L. Short’s benefit comes off on Saturday evenings enn ‘mith the Governo # of the Almshouso to | —_—— => him. The prisoners were taken ps Al peel pe 9 but never dare to Dona: 9 Orrna Hovee.—This company give « va- Seca enprnd ouch oun in accordance with the fe Foun Persons DROWNED —On the 13th inet. four the Second district police court, Jef- | word about the socia! condition of the slave. You must | _, Doxainson'a Orme Houle Y, pov tent of thie resolution; and that they be required to | persons, named Edward Dixon, Gilbert Morgan, Thomp- ho committed them for examination. even © you believe it with the ommeqguaeae Dall, at Hope (hop lin eialags ” render a eorreet report to both Boards on the of Api! son Townend, and Sarah Brown, all colored ‘persona, iratio#. The reason given is cr ime. ¥. B Be fuming: eveiheg next, an to the amount expended, and in what tanner, | belonging to New Bedford, Mass., were drowned vy the y tho President. Lg A rt wil pone Sot! + 4 ‘The report was referred back to the Almshouse Com. | upsetting of a boat 2 mbicl they were —— tothe | - By ay ed _ 7 AND be yr eg od Gy pene, © Se ran ‘tale ona vo ht tal thee, grou that there was no ordinance | whaleship Trident ‘wo other persoue who were in tho vnry P. alton, jeter of the stomes for ¥ a mont vocal instru P- ees ce, toe Gorman in the manner suggested — boat time were saved : diste’et of Danbirk, in the Mtate of New York, performers wil appear. Burgess deserves a bumper. Posse a MN SA ll a d SECOND RACE. P Le Day.—Colt stake, mile heats, $200 entrance, $100 jorfeit. There were six entries for this stake, but only four made their appe: and a fi of colts we ha’ At the ‘start there was no particular fs- it heat Invincible it was thought whether Col, Campbell's filly or Invincible would prove the victor. First Heat.—Col, Harrington's ch, f. won the first, rition; Col Campbeil’s second; and Invincible third, The start was a good one: Invincible took the lead, closely followed by Col. Gollsby’s entry; but half a mile not accomplished before the | passed by Har- rington’s filly, who msintained her position thruoghout the heat, Invineible coming in first. Second Heat,—Invincible agnin took the lead; bat om the back stretch was collared, and passed by Campbell's filly, who kept the lead to the completion of the mile. Third Heate—Now ermmenced the excitement. ‘Twe Leats bad been won by different horses, and tne quea- tion reemed to be whieh of the two would the win- ner Invincible had his friends, so had the ily her's, asd but few tb were offered without ding takers ood: Invincible again took the followed by Harrington's filly, who passed him om eh stretch. ae that aod the comin; '* s trin coming out the winner of the heat and race, Lt. Joba est by Glencoe, dam Cub, the dam of Monte...... ve CALIFORNIA RACES. Proween Conse, Saturday, Des. 16, ie amy free for all horses. Mile . To carry 1211 Mr. Helm: horses, and very closely so by Fred. Kaye amd Pontiac. ‘The former horse carried something over time of the first beat has never been equalled in Califor. Dec, 17, 1884.—Pacing match for $2,000— ‘Mise heats, best 3 in 6 under the day between those horses, over the Pioneer,