The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1855, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. “WHOLE NO. 6905 MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, JULY 24 1856. PRICE TWO UXNTS. “whe bates aoc Law sale of imported sprite by the importer. Ba after ‘The Bxlsing of the Joseph Walker. come over and give me $500, J will leave the Fatal Casuait. im Nassau Street, | Grand National Comvention of (ae Anieatpar> axsuee son tavoxioazten YeeTsRDAY. whet in 1mported bas peased out of the banda 0: the im ‘The committee of investigation in the ease of therals- | THe OME any ¢, | FARE OF A BUILDING—TwO MEN KILLED AND ARVE Weetcetans Acsactetien ‘There wore thirty-five arrests for draateauess yoster- | Portes Se flere sumoen, Oe Sete Sine ja- | ing’of the Josoph Walker met yesterday afternaon, pat- | shown you any favor in this teattes? catia BAL BEVRRELY INJURAD. This Miata heorenenn: a8 Ma a “Asy in this city, all of whom, as s general thing, were | dicial decision, has the right to probibit iweale. It fs | suazt to adjournment. Proseut—Ely, Voorhis, and are fomms— No, he bas not; he was determl'¢d to hiv An secident +f» most nerious nature occurred »*9. | Association held ite Oret session eenerieeie doy Varian. bs 2 jatar of low extraction, and seemed inared to station houses | tule of Jew, also, that if any clause of a state deve nance; I said it would cost twelve to twenty tous! ‘eck removed, and he considered ita teat au terday morning, about 103; o’slock, at the corner of that clause ars the bailtings » ard will continue to ait daily during the pre- Nassau and Codara reets. 1 a fnd prisons. Their appearance was anything but pre- here? Does Thaac O, Barxzn, Faq., President of the Board of Al- | golarsto get her up; the Mayor was very partcul+- » there being many metters of grea interest Possessing or refreshing to tue eyesight. b the evident intrntion of tuis | dermen, and one of the Commissioners of Health, sworn, | and atringent ia tating bonds; hove talked with Uaary | thet spot are now u dergoing ‘he prove of domolitivo, | to come before the convention for adjudication, The following table shows the number arrested in the f the opinion that it forbade the | said—That to his best recellection he did mot receive | Weed upon this matter; he said he was sorry the Atas | imorder toerect in he: pacethe vw Brat of Con- This organization was commenced im Pittsburg, Peas- < Qigerent judicial districts :— jter bad out of the bad came out #0 t his brother; he consi . ” Se Te ena et eee orticar or | ®@y notification to attend the Board of Health on the Sth | fut {reg ous i nis, brother; be coasliered | merce, de is tow oft-a ‘he cast, the laborees incau: | syHvania, the year 1549, ang siace that time ba@ grows Magistrates, Commitments. resehed me—of the Recorder of | of May; I never hoard of the subject of the raising of Viuiaw—Have you heard te mero ants | “ously glseet « large quantity of sone aud oricks on | wiv’ great rapidity, and now has lodges im nearly all Firat Dist. Police Court, . Justice Coc aolly . 18 he Judgea in Brooklyn and others— | tho Joseph Walker mentioned till I saw it im the mewa- y opiniom about the Joseph Walker (This | the second Seor, which b-img wi'hout proper supp rt, | the iwrthern states, 1t Ja, as ite mame imports, am ott: Becond do, do, ..Justice Pe 9 + tHinken my former opini*n somewhat. Chetr opla- papers, although I attended the meetio; f the question was declared out of onder. ) gave way to the prevsure and foll with » loud crash, | Catbor te oyganization, end | for the ‘Tbird do, 8 | fens axe that the eale of intoxicating liquors are forbid- » e e8 of Board CROSS: KEAMINED BY ALDERMAN VOORMS. th A 4. The t an , 4 composed, moet — they insist that this clause excepts imported | Of Health eeversl times; of my own personal knowledge | Alderman Vooxum—I mow want to crose-examiag this | */8rming the whole neighborneed. ory wasimme- | part, o” Irish Pretentaats, with bore ag@ there an Total.,.....+ 36 follow! 1 bya go it gone moped I never heard that there was any danger to the healih | witvesr. Mr. Joner, did you give the Mayor a bond for | diately raised that a oumber of moa were buried ia the | American with aati papistice) tendemele:. fe the State ABRKSTS FOB INTOXICATION IN BKOOKLYN. of the city from the condition of the Joseph Walker, nor | ‘is toney paid or promised by the Mayor? ruin, and great excitement enswed. Word was spt to) of Now Yiirk, though between four ned tive thousasd 2 ‘me—alchough the; Mr, Joniai—I tw bond Bea . poate ‘The whole number of arres’s throughout the consoli- | Dot ihe interpretations of aby of the highest coartat | hasit beem communleated to me; 1 never votsdias Com- | 99,000; this bead comet eld One [Mad teostrer, | the Chiet’s oloe, amd Sergrant Bree: sent to ep apenas theve ls not over a busires Americage tm the <dated city for the forty-eight hours preceding yesterday | 4m constrained to forego my heretofore entertsinel | missioner of Health to authorize the Mayor to make any | } comsivered thin go! security for the contract. of the Gisanter, A pase of the Fires ward pollee wore im PerXanyivania, and where they are about 600® morning was twenty two The arrests ate divided | cpipion fo y eld 10 ne ee ner ellore Eee this ce, | contract or expend money; I certainly would have op- | , Merman Voouuss—Don't you know tals iv not good | also soon in attendance, aad wader their dirvctivmthe | *F0Me ene jowlth of the wuMoer we Anermen Dorm. amongst the police districts as follows:— ~ Pewled to the medical portion of the Board, or to the | *Aigerman Vanix—Well, now, I object to tuese ques. | Yotkmen immediately began toclear away the rubs). they easbrace ca theie tol) ot mmarmantep e 2 i City Inspector, before I would have voted the money, } tions, acd Mr. Jones mey refuse to aaswer if he will. A laborer named Asthony Byrnes wa» soon oxtricoed mm wctive huow Bo’ politictens Among 2a ? Baines mapped ree i lip such okie are ja | 1 ao’ mot think the Mayor has any power to act im the ae jorman Voonmis-—9; aon't interrupt me now—I | fromthe ruins fle wae found to be in a frightfully ) Jam ee sttacned to Waltemete ae 5 | en clear proved, kets ceed, tabatantiaity atccittes | watter, except under the control of the Board of Health frpwhere Pt Jeu. Don't act as the Mayor's tool | mangled condition, Hiv bead was no crashed that (uo 9 Hi. aege, to do., Jo. Sth Fy the yaar ax Hleged, wae sol’ to Johueon and Has Wire R, Jones sworn —Fhat gentleman protested Alderman VAxian, (risiag with much excitement)—Mr, | sins protruded, while bia checks and brow showel! Cth « 4 | tinge. Tn following ovt the case, Lasdon showed that | apainst the report that appeared in certain jouraale, of | Cb TmaD, 1 will not be insulted here by Aldorman Voor: | fearful gasbes. Four of Be ribs also were beokes. Hy It 1 | the liqver thos sold was imported liquor, and he | bis testia: 7 cu Saturday last. Alderman Varian asxed | bis inyjother man. The Msyor’s tool! Why, if | wae placed ma roughly constructed plat‘onm and con S| [sists that be had the right to sell ante did, under the | if the had been went for by any Alderman, either Wetnnn cen" age than | veyeo to the City Hospital, snd placed vader tas care of |, the Protas Toral.... ee the statute which I bave already cited. Itis | previous or subsequent to any contract being entered Dr. Dash, who found he cowld not survive through the | Ticarism ir, reat entlemen, to decide upon the fact whether th Lquor mold was imperted: apd, if that is proved, ¢ whether, under the law, be bada right to sell it. If t! upon in reference to the abip Joveph Walker? A. I waa, by Alderman Mosher of the Third ward, I saw him; be favor va the Keow 97. A Boy sated Cornelice Sutlivan, wa aleo extet wbile Moy are very severe on tae cated from the ruins, cut and injured dweadfulty about the bead sod face, ai’ one eye wholly dextroyed! (tte AU! the parties arrested wore assessed in tha usual da- mags, ac in default of payment werewom mitted to jail ¢ | left word for me to meet him ut the Joseph Walker; I man Vooniis—Well, & will withdraw the wont Cntavites, BOWS Syst low is copetructed as the defendant insists it shall be, | met bem at my office, and he said gunn tite Ce ios , and sey he ts the Mi Ivocate; and furtber | feared he will wot aurvive. Another lad, nataed Joha | {meigners nw auch Bes! ‘THE WILLIAMSBUKG LIQUOB SEIZURE CASE. then will the whole object of the law be defeated. Bat, | at the Hall, cr at Sberwood’s, 1a Broadway; I cams up to | then that I will not withdraw a word. Shes, wan alo severely injured about the loga; the phy | Slee the Protertapts, a Before Justice Jacobe, however you may deprecate such 4 result, the responsi- | tre City Hall, ani went into the office of the Clerk of Mz. Jonrs continued—1 never saw Mr, Mosher at my | «cian ip attendance, Dr. ‘Tnureton, however, thinks him Among the the case of Thomes Berry, liquor | Dl'ty * pelther with you por with ms, Yougaust take | the Common Counci!; 1 saw Mr. Valentine and asked | Office: I Mzntra her im this room; supposed Cobect out of dangei wae Josuue Kobi Yesterdey aftérgoon the care Y) Ng the law an it reada; and if, by doing 40, you tBink there | him if Alderman Mosher was there, aa 1 did not know ne did not way he cid; | wupposed ne | Another boy, nemo unknown, was taken to the office the G dealer, corner of Grand and Seventh streets, Eestera | bas, in this cease, been no violation of the law, you | him personally, and wished an introduction; Mr. V. here to meet Mosher at Mo | of the Commissioners of Emigration, but was foand'not to istrict, came up for trial. In this Gave about $2,000 | mutt find the defendant guilty. But if. om the inted out the Alderman; I iatroduced myself; he said ‘4, Laem he | be severely unjured. worth of liquor was ceized, since which s:veral acjoura- | ter band, you think th this first section of the | he wea glad to see me, and asked mo into aprivate room; od I went upand «poke to him, {| While the workmen were busy extricating these per- he seid he knew my uncle and family, and that he heard Thad @ contract to raise the Joseph Walker, and asked me if it was s good one; I said it might and it might not, as r to refuse conversing with me upon | sonn, the rat flour also foll and precipitated nearly « thie matter; bow this ca out about Mosher [ dva’t | dozen workmen iato (he vault pelow, A asene of mach j I neve ‘ confusion ensued, aa {t wag supposed much injury was Speake deenk on Mibcuauat ecunear ee aca f aince | wan leat Gove tem. It was found many of them were mush sat raising the ship. [tere the witness stated that ue pre- | tone. about , and nod to answer, | about the Inge anc arma, caused by the brick and mortar | | gbe Worthy Grand M ferred not answering these ‘questions, though the com. | Mr, Van Olinde was “suppaned ere this afternoon, | that fell with them. Fortunately mono wore hurt tory Gia gene nn an rom ine \ foualy. oo G . Dickaon, oF mittee considered them relevant } He went on to state that P to cums wi im; some one | serloualy Piveddl Brag Bei nrg penn 8 ng . Iaw—-does not permit the defendant to sell the liquor ments have taken place, tbe last being in con equeace | which he did rell, then Jon mast find hin gull . The of counsel for defendant moving for his discharge, on * in your hen entiem-n and thanking you for the patience with which which you have listened to the grovnd that the Court bad no opiminal juridiction. | tb ofracted argumenta of counvel—able throughout, Tbe District Attorney was une ple to be present if not always relevant—I leave it with you. Juste Jacobs, in reference to this questivn, ssid that (ier cores storey, minutes peed Be: Abont on the 14th instant Mr, Hamil‘om moved for the dis- they come into court to ask the Justice whe- clerge of the defendant, thomas Berry, from custody, 104 M, aad orgenived Damed perc@os, who were the off James Grose, of New the Board of Councilmen had zequested thestreetCommis- | told me I would be put upon che ‘stand again; | Im addition to the above, it in waid others were mise sioner to remove the wreck He said he was the chairman ere to-day; neither the Mayor | ing. A mamber of children wore seen around the of the Committes on Wharves, Piers and Slips, and that Ame to come here to-day; I | building picking chips, but up to alate hour leat night ther it was their duty to connect the section which makes distinct reference to “ imported liquors in the Upon the ground that the court had no crmioal juris- | O1 > ; intl package,” with the frst section, im reaching | he, gp chairman, held that rensiation. He fueta fn interest in th» matter, none much were foun’. There ta grest ca aletion-“w ce ack april a Cogonyenbin eked thelr verdict ihe Justice replied that {t was for them | that he could report upon it promptly, or keep It Kee Answer to Alderman ELy—Tbe payments to this coa- | manifested in demolahing old builtings, aad the remain couns to decide, ‘uration being presscd, he said, if Beret ce dlstee sta, by Ss Jaane | they iualted cltinet, response he ‘would tay ” that, in bis opinion, the verdict sbou! rendered on Bors appointment, and he nt it both ad- | sn icterpretation of the firet section alone ble. end important, not only with » view 4 ‘to proper administration of the law, but for his save Bt ig tee Seems Loeone onally, to examine that poiot in convection with | jeceived with tumultuous spplause, which the Court whole subject iavolved, in order that be might un- wd ; aud v ey what tenure be beld office, and whet du. | ‘Pecked, and the audienos retired. and asked me if | would like to have tt kept back. Issid | tract were tobe made as the work progressed; I had Thad wade a contract in good faith to remove tho | J0ne work on this ship previous to the 5th day of Mav; wreck, and that the work was then. going oa. | this work was performed torough Mr, Baraes up to thus He aid be did'nt to talk to me too much | time; not more than $200 had been expenied in my upon the subject. . Jones again objected, and | behalf. the committee’ dem that he should procaed. |’ He naid he wou!d senda friend to me, I told him he might do toifhe thought fit. Previous to saying this he said O% taking prover precaution can ly ured, There has been a great iGeute caused by the rama kind of negli tailed above. Storing hes mortar on half demolished floorin, DA sworn—I have no office; my | numberof men pawing and repassug ua wtreot; it is in tae office | nothirg more nor len» than attempted manslaughter, a zatlOn effected, stormy ana excited a { | and should be no regarded. Mr. Porter, when the verdict was rendered, proposed | }, a ‘th hole thin rai the Joseph Walker, | keep a Postscaurt —Byrnea avd Sullivan died ata latehour | tem ® proviae hes are devolving upon him. Ths he Bad endeavored | 40 ¢h9 counsel for the prosrcution, thrt if it was desired tapitoa mack, to my UPON AIG, Cannes bar be cesta | desk ia Mr'Gouse's'offies; Mr. Jones and I tadacen: | lantnight. members Som Mowing condiasloas:—— to carry up the peal, be would unite with him | send a friend to me. On the day following. while sit. | versation about the Joneph Walker; previos fercere seer eeroer nt Woden rataine ae ferrite That Nevis: &. jastice of the praor, daly and | !2 ee eee te een ot to ae, TAs Warcce | {126.in mr beck office, Mr Robt, L. Lane, of the fra of | to banding in my estimate, | did pot keow whet amount gee ecar ane beth hy the how Xuthings ana the" ew fmetainga ed op the im, nt jats of 7. ir. Werner M y ir, Jones had offi red to raive the Jose; ner for; A COUBAGIOUS WOMAN—a HUUSSBRMAKER BOT. ote n 5 iy appointed im, the plea of Jamen st Aymar de. | grreuted v0 this /propostt it ts unterstood ‘that | ‘ice: that one of the irlenésof Aidormas Mosher, or Boor 7 Yio cai In the orgaslantion. We wilt beep don’t think he knew the amount of my bid; there was ‘ G of Atermen, or aldermen committee, or pomecuiog or tes no understanding between ua about the bids, I have | At amearly hour yesterday morning\Mrs. Liadsay, o! | our readers posted | kind, w to nee we about stopping. some important | been with Mr. Jcnes nearly six years; there lias been | No. 126 Fighth avenue, was awove by the noisy, asthe | oun conventicn from day to day matters in the board, about the Joseph Welker: be told | great intimacy in our business transactions; Mr supposed, of burglars. She intimated her «uspicioas to a me be wes ont on the sidewalk, or in at G. W, Brown's; | !nformed me when all (maginstion and | Meeting of the bak of Mreet Sweepiag ceased, anv that, as auch, all the powers and privileges eee ne ee rac tad by Mans to exercise ea | tbe care will be mace out at the earliest possible day. extitled to, bave devolved upon him. La ae wr Recond Aymar having been elected a The Fire Commtssloners. " justion ot the peace for the tows of Willlamsbarg | A meetieg of the Fire Commissioners was held last proceedings of this curt got the contract; Mr. Jones re- Mr. Lane told te this; I went out oo tle vide walk, 1 | quested me to be one of his bondamen; { executet this | Det hurband, but he told her it w < for four years from the 1st day of January, 1852, was | oveping, at the Firemen’s Hall. Present, Commission- that she should not be tcared ro easily about nothing sary A . a naw no Alderman there. tond cown town; I never had ® conversation with the A meeting of persons opposed to the atreat awe, 5) ‘criminal'ae well av civil farasiction, aud that | ¢%# Brown, Freeborn (in the chair), Cartwright and | ‘Mr Joxma.—Well,realiy,gentlemen, thisis very unplea- | Mayor about the Joseph Walker, Me Lindany then fol asleep, but bis becter halfremsined. | scchimey ana menus of cleanin the various, nveaues icrmer waa ® Vested right which the Legislature | Wrieht, sant business, and! fon iG want 1p 40 aay furshers Ba Mag rem olh g Bragg doe hen wide awake, as whe felt coavinsed that her suspicions | 424 tnoroughtares of the clty was held lest pe Ba rf * lerm LY—| necessal LT le . i ; r ah (dpe A re caged + ease of Engine No, 82, against Hose Company No. | mye committee require lt nt 8° ™ | co nalary for services. were correct. In about an hour or 40 after the rst | Noy gyenue A, G. W, Jaques in the chalr, and Mr, fore he was a criminal magistrate inde ondent of any 22, was laid over, and the montbly returns of resigna- Mr. Jones—1 saw a man on the sidewalk whom I knew Mr. Jonxs here made an explenstion, that be had | alarm, Mra. Lindsay heard « nolae quite plaialy in the Puchati acting as Becretary. The assemblage wes by ao powsr conferred upon him sy tbe peaninticty. law, tiors and appointments were received and confirmed. yerropally, but did nothnow his name; I understood nis | Dever pald any money to any of the city officials, nor | rcom adjoining that in which she slept And on going | 1.45 tateeuthe! ons, aiebaughine douie ine ‘Thizd.—That the probibitory law was s general act Complaiat of Hose Company No 60 against John Mc. | 22™°, was George H. Covert, ex-Alderman of the Thir- | Promised apy, in this matter. Out to the lending cautiously, whe saw two fellows ta w ea Sat, RARE I Sree pre- that its fMinio intent and purpose in that evary justice of mplaint of Hose Company No 60 against Joha Mc. | tenth ward; Mr. Lane told me Mr. Cobert was a friend | The Committee then adj aurned till one o'clock to-day. | the room, who, with a lighted cand e, were ransacking | seBt were of opimion that it wan @ gathering of mom State under it exercise criminal juris- | “¥firey, of Hone No. 15, was then taken up. It appyar: | of several men of the Board of Aldermen, who were in ——_----_-— every nook and corner of the place in coarching for | whore deliberations would be looked upoa with great en orcament of this law is conwrn- | ¢d fiom the evidence of two witoesses that an No. 50 od; for mstance. justices of the marine and distrit | was pasring to a Seventh district fire, behind No. 15, de- courts of New York eity are veated with criainal power | fendant fell back into the bead of tne rope on three dif. in there cases On the other band, the act of April 15,1855, ferent occasions. on the last time stopping the carriage, in re ation to Jueticen of the Peace of the late city of | McCaffr-y was sworn and demied intention of backing on ‘Willis moburg. wane special act, intended simply to re- | to No 66's rope, but acknowledged entanglement with instate thore Justices in the positions from whch they | the rope, bein, tired ond unable to keep up with the had bees ousted by the consolidation act, confirming | carriege Alderman Howard, on the of No. 60, them ia the exercise of thy sams general powers they ed that be saw Mc(sffrey inside of No. 50’s rope, had before exercis+d as civil justices, ond cunnet ae a ee ee a gun Corgan 9 ih “a ending to net aside any portion | was noisy get ui jo was tap hohe rie emp org "of April, | atthe tine. This was denied by other witnesses, ‘The case of Hook and Ladder Company No, 1 and En- g'ne No. 6 was then contipurd from iast week. Addi- tional testimony was given and decision deferred. ly 4 A member of No. 29, while giving his testimony, fell sequect law controll the prev: back in @ fainting fit, in which he continued forsome appeared to him at least to be the law on the subject; | time.} the habit of meeting at Sherwood’s, in Broadway, and Mhe Free Academy. Juncer, The mistress of the houre being @ women of ho thought Thad tetter do something to stop this Jo- | SMCOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE ABSGOIATR ALUMNI. | fttoug uerven, without saying a word celuree! to hoe | reat by the community generally, and bia honor Mayer seph Wa ker business in the Goard of Aldermsa; he suid bedroom noistlensly, aod in Av instant, without letting | Wood enpesially at George Cobert had a good deal of power with a aum- her hueband know aoything of wnag was transpricg, | Ihe first thimg dome was the appolatment of ber of geutlemen in the Bosrd of ‘Aldertiea; Mr. Lauo | thelr second anniversary last evening im theChurch of | hejved n ncacen reaplvertthet husk at the heel at Potent pogo ppt. mtceseg! tlh pe: raid, as ar an his interests were conserned ia theabip, | the Puritans The edifice was crowded by ons of the | the bed, and then going out on the landlag parpow we Se Seen ot and on I was the principal man in making the | most respectable audi hich ( gain, ‘wok delinerste aim at one of tne | Peeqements fora yrand rally in the Park, where all te- contract, and as one of the Aldermen had seat ih SREY: Neee We over sesD | Durgiars. aed firing off the weapon, succeeded in bitting | terested could give free veut to their feelings, this friend to me, that I hed better talk with | Ssrembled on any similar occasion in this city, andthe | him, for be immediately cried out ‘My Got, Bill, !'m | The commictes appointed at the last meetiog for the him; I then had e conversation with Mr. Cobert. | greatest interest wax manifested in the proteefings, | *bot,"’ snd then retreated along with his compsnioa ¢ Mr. Cobert atated through certain channels he could down stairs, aod made good their ence The pluoder | PYrpore of givire publicity ts the matter, aad making stop this thing, and that wax through him; I told him oom proper fur ie edvamoe as far asl was concerned in the Joseph Walker that everything bad been cone in good faith, but I did not | Math want sny public notoriety about it in the Board of Al- | Geor dermen oF avywhere else; he told me that he could sto i ‘lle Pitnorh i it by acme money: he said it wold requires thousand | J¢ct, ° nophy of History.’ The object r the trying ctroum: doliara to stop it; I told bim I would think the matter | was to prove that there was no such thing as actus | tances ofthe care Mr. Lindsay muy fellcitate him- al of by 1866, by its effect, tha fine clothing and jewelry, was ‘ound on the floor, packed 4 Ment, Teporied as foilo The oration was then delivered by Prof. | up in a peat utde bundle, where it was left in the confu- eankn pala ae pty bey toda poe) Braves Une sion of fhe moment Spots of bod were aleo percept * v1 ant exoeplona, W, Greene, who announced a6 his sud- | Si vhowng evirently toat Mrs lindesy’s aim wary | & nour ellorta to keep ou; tae Philsielpata 7 < the contract «ystem. They alsa report exceptivg the Sum ) Cunfrescly o us, but that some of the Wall that was intenced to have been carried off, counistiog of { puch provinigns as wou a s over, and I would see him personally, or Mr. Lane would , in the vie: hich thi " rel! upow hevicg such a spouse, ae few of the aterser Ppa ate ed man wae, Brooklyn City News. ‘ue tim; I ad a conversation with Mr. Lane upsm the | hiv! ™4e soo‘ot the munjock, There wen, tee ait, vine | sex coulo hinve acted with meee coolness and bravery on rest Henkes cheste, which soso bet the rieh. seer covepelied to deny the movion to discharge Mr’ | Is 4 Cmcvs 4 NvmAxox axp Danaxnovs 10 Ponuc | #bifet afterwards, and told bim that T didn’t ave that | rise and advance of mal ut they ali had thete ¢o | be occasion. " fanecine aaeaes ave cer ereema _ Teouid vs oe some yo thy Soy ancomrn haa cline and fall, as pro y history. It was only the BURGLARY AND LARCENY IN BROADWAY. Po my Ryne sre our bitter opyooeats, They alse re. Bealtiy 1 téa's seo Mr. Covert afterwards; E have ned | Trotieesc’ S70, Which could not be regarded a49 | On saturday nixht tbe talloring establishment of Win. | Coanel! anc the propia wi o elected Fim, bas #ipreased an interview with no other person asan agent in this | tion might be greater than pother, but. atul |.R. Powell, at No, 298 Broaaway, wan burglarioasly en- bap oping to ms oa aod a vag tay agatha pan ig fo por ig gener each had its period of decay, avd for it there | tered Ly some burg 1a lot of goods, vwlued at | come up to the aid of hiv friends ogadn ay] oe matter in the Boord of Aldermen; Ihave psld no money, Heo wot wea to aay tee ee og Bak After all, | 9500, carried off. The burglary Loing discovered the fol. | capital, nud the Inordinate nelt-w.k of & pusiie servamt difect or incirect, to apy of the Aldermen, or any in lowing day by the occupants of the balling, Captain | Your committee aller the folowing resolution for adop dividuel, Lage d ee! ae Mosher | snd thix admission would seem to be a au Dowling, of the Sixth ward police, way Informed of the | “Kescived, That b phen tages dts th one aftr ag AB ag ace} occurrence. On the latter visiting the premises he felt George, meaning, as I supposed, George Cobert; I told | Caually to repuolicn, eve ce thewe watch oustaen t Berry. Hyxatrnf—The Aldermen comprising the Brooklyn Board neo Wood, in Cetiance of the Common iiton took exception to the decision, and also Oe ee en pee Gotermer ia tation the appoint, | of Health, at « meeting hela yesterday. morning, decided went of ¢ Jacobs. He alno denied the charges | this question in the affirmative. The cause for this ac- alleged Cin Mr, Berry, Gs jes ejary trial, tion is as follows:—The proprieter of a travelling circus Ths tame raling ond oncep'icns were made in the case | company advertised to exhibit in Brooklyn yesteriay, f and hired the vacant lots forming the block opposi the case set down for trial on | Cy Hall, for ie purpove. The -gity ordinances, how. ever, ren: gal for such e: ions without firs’ THE LAND|N LIQUOR CASE IN ALBANY—JUSTICE | obtaiping permission from one of the Aldermen of the COLK’S CHARGE TO THE JURY—THE CASE CARRIED | ward in which tre tent is to be pitched, and the assen: | him] rad cot seen him since the first interview; he | gurown—which appears resent to occupy an im | Perfectly aatisfied, from the aspect of the place, that the a uP. of tke Mayor. In addition, they are required to pay ® | asked me if intended to do anything. Bat, gentle pee position—must a” the end full! the | robbers !ntended paying them a secc parc Mote de We gore the resalt of this important trial tn yoster- | license fee, The Aldermam it appears, declined to grant | men, 1 don’t want to go any farther—I can't go on. Inevitable destiny. to which all ere subject alli mahi, tor tas par s Sootion Say es the permission, but tne circus agent having rented the | Alderman ELy—You must let us have itall. Go oa | thecraticn wan eritten wi grace and clegance r y) ttee tn th Gay's payer, andas the painciplo at issue is one of | ground, proceeded to erect his tent notwithstanding, | without fear orfavor. We must bave it. of style, but we think ft falled emtirely in proving the FD rrtg: dope sey SPS : mnuscsl intrest at this time, today publish the | The Mayor thereupon notified them to desist; but hay Mr. Jovxe—I said I had not seen George since latinst.; | Spject of ite ol 4 ressiation, e CiRcuneom, UBanitoow: Vand our invitetion to our felew 4 all opposed to the present comiract sy seen, 4 wes anticipated, Vark op the fretor August pox. sod were about en phert spescd thea mace by the heat became alarmed at some | and trout of the movement, who #pared wo language io of the premiveafand | dencuscing the Mayor ior tis inhuman couduct, as ose #08 ‘bie® OUNK | gentieman termed it, malviog Contracts to such mem ae or, forif history proves anything, it that the races bave progressed, charge of the presiding jantice to the jury. It is wnb | 10g obtained legal advice, it war found that the ordi hat fe : whiel iJ merk of ite e pance wes defective, and they went ahead. The Board stantial y as tollows:— of Health having convened, cane te the rescue of the Gentiemen—It now but remains for you to render | Maycr, by passing the following resolution, the produc- your veriict in this case, which has occapied so mach | tion ef ANd aruiel, woes sla hehryers of your‘ m+ and elicited such elaborate argumente Resolved, That the tents and booths wi are being from tie respective counsel Ahbough a great | erected on the block bounded by Court, Clinton, Jorale- deal of tice bas beem occapied in the trial of this | mon and Remsen streets, are hereby declared to bee case, it one not beem time altogether wasted. This is | nuisance, and dangerous to the public health; and that the first coe in this city under a new statate, and it | the came are hereby ordered to be destroyed, or removed ‘was prop. that it sho’ be fu'ly argued. But those | without the limits of the city, under the direction of the Bre closes, sod you are now upon, not to inver- | Mayor, the expense to be charged to the owner or own- Pret, but to administer the law os it is. The tirat ques. | ers thereof. for your consiceration is as to how far you are to The Mayor proceeced to execute the orders of the uct LP eo ge ot the law as well as of the testimony. | Rogsd, with an Assistant Ca and six men of the ur he told me he was sick or out of town; Alderman Mosher proves beyond q said be wan go' 2 some committee; we then walked and that ctviliza over to the Irving House, and there took a glans of wins; scmething wan said about the Joseph Walker, ant he | Li°rresenq ms uever = ® more advanced state Cham It is said | must say nothing upon the subject; I said I would At the covclusion of the oration th: wo then Yook a Jaan of wine parted, and how | entertaine! with acme excellent music, and were so | noise that was created in t pe aia oe ener ooh) Se Sas bane nenel mearty pleased with It leg va the performer had to comply with | took to their herle, Some 1) " ij rman Mosher their impeentive cemant for more of the same kind , pamed Morris is Traloor b, weeklies &k Co, when thers at Sherwood’s, and whilat there something was said by | ibe post of the evgming. Mr. J. (i Saxe, was then in Henry Cleansy srieated op saspicion | quem tn the ely siuost fastening for the wish of oe him; about three weeks ago, after s Sunday paper had | troduced, and read BA poem on the Hress, ope of the | of beng the perpetrators of the burglary, but | ployment. ud whose only means ‘of support would mew fer attaecx upon Fermando the Legon i a ts goes most happy and humorous productions to which we | there is little or po evidence sgainas them, #cutoll by these street sweeping mactines, Aflere ree ene tae the tenet adjontied Ten tar | Deve listened at any Commencement. We havo only | gregwpe AT HOBMENY— HY SLUNG BOT AGAIN, | (reat Conlot nemsenical talk, {c waa Tesolved to appatal a upon the subject; after jou was im- | room for the following extract, describing the working comm\iee to (raw ups petition ageinat the imtrodec troduced by Alderman Herrick to several Aldermen; Al. | of the l'rees:— Ata Jate hour on Sunday night « dariog attempt war tion of the mach ner, as detrimental to the interests of derman Herrick was a little dry, and a that [ made to apsarsinate and rob aman permed Joha Baystoa, | the community, to be presented to the Common Ovaaed their eppearan audience were buiioing, woen the, It bae aoe ir ete Nhe lig oly oom we we Firat Cieteiet police. On being di a Se eeber t the os La introduced to several of t! as toh “ 4 be was passing through Mulberry atrest, by two rut | when insesaion th: ¢ reat o i rors are judges | tent which wes in process of erection, ice were 8, take them to Sherwood’s . nt 4 - Squally of tuelaw ant ef tecfactin criminal cassa It was | Informed that’ they "would be held individasily respon, | rome chempsguc. sad supper; I told him it word fe ping wane aera ee fians, who sprug upon him, end after gtving bis A Lvaly ciscussion then aprung up relative te the deemec vecessacy that jurors should be clothed with | sible for apy damage which might ensue; and not being | sflord me pleasure to do ‘went over and hed #01 ‘The woissing belt, the sharp metallic jer, ‘> b with @ dirk kwife, procesded to daish ther | Race meenee No otbee peemee of tatertans this power ia order to fully exercise their fanctions of | disposed to run avy risk, they refused to sbey orders, | champegne; the Std wan Aldermen Hetrick, Bro Line clasbing spears in —, U : b> —~s Oo Gther business of importance wae 2 between the King and the subject {'hey are | and the Mayor unable to accomplish anything. The | Bayard, Steers, Tucker (little Tucker), end, I thin! Her whispering birth of work of cepredation by stealing Mr. Boyston's women i ' with the seme power, to perhaps a limited ex- | police telegraph was put into operat summooing the | Aljermen Howard; we nad cosmpagne, chickens, fe pocket book, when officer Boyle, of the Fourte Gathered anon Marine Court cattered for, as on the winged w: police, attuacted to the rpot by ve Before Hon. Judge McCarthy iso received & heavy blow seross the JUDGMENT ONDER THR LIKM LAW, ‘teat, bere. Our legislators are circumsoribss by s writ- | men of the other districts; but the sympathies of the ten constitution and hse no written conatitation. wajority of those who bad gathered about—and Hence it i» not necessary that jurors bere should, to the 8 Jarge crowa—Deing on the side of the circus, red about 93; o'clock; w that Alderm. 0 Lolding himself aloof from me, and I wen' up and epcke to him; he saic something had been sald, the noise, ri ad bis production wit! name extect on there, exereise the right of judging of the med expedient to compromise matters, and ef- ing him with © desire to get s poh ng shot, disabling him completely ont " Seg well va or Castmate cocks Wee thie all lars | fect peaceable settlement of all the difficulties, This ‘ Mme; he asked me if [had men. | onc "ee frequently, Pe el slauamior mulch | rendering pormult out of & a ree tet | Sexy 28.8 Con ee. J. ¥ Mredertcs ant Heard Bode. are psseed to be obeyed, and they should be obeyed, | was accomplished by tendering the circus agent t, or Bomething of that kind; be said it was very | cjogs ‘benediction was pronounced the audience | (Micer out of the way, the highwaymrn tocanped and | rick —This sctiow is brought te recover 6500 umder the and pos only obeyed, but deemed constitutioaal uatil | the use of some vacent lots Schermerhora | queer that some of the Aldermen bad accused him of dinperned, made good their escape. Boy len law, [t appears that im the fail of 1866 the defend- decided otzerwise ‘by the courts, Jurors, composed of | street, to which the Maj ve bie sesent, and men talen indiscriminately from the ordinary walka of | the tent waa soon rei to | tls Ma cond to life, art vot to be supposed to be able or competent to | it, xcitement in regard to the decide upon what laws are and what are not constitu. | matter, and much fan, but {t {a not yet deciied whe- tional Tus rule is, that every citizen should deem all | ther it is davgerous to the bealth of the neigntorhood laws «nacted by the Legislature conatitutioss!, andact | into which the ctrous was removed or not. Aa it {s an accordingly. until the proper tribunals of the lani— | important question, the Beard of Health will probsb!y courte ted with competent authority—shall de | enlighten the community by apother resolution upon eide that they are not constitutional, and so null subject at the pext meeting The policemen who end wos This competent authority, in this State, | refured to obey the orders of the Mayor have bee: 4s our highest courts. If justice of every Justice’s | pended from duty. ‘Court, or every jury of such court, shouldaesume to deug store, where his wounds were 6 Yearly Commencement of Ward Schoot tise 00 severely Rutt se te medics! Ho. 35. obtained to the In imitation of the higher institutions of learning, | ty hoped that In about this gi some of our ward schools are holding annual commence | Tombs. tole te ce ee Teoh Hore, he | ments in honor of the graduating classes. These exer chico oeemdhee ong rca htm teid an exposureof this woulda’t look well for Alderman | cises are peculiarly appropriate in those schools which | George H. Davis was taken into custody by oMver | rend @ large mumber of pupila to the Free Academy. | Copeland, of the Fourteenth wart police, charged with Yerterday the trustees acd friends of grammar school | having stolen a case of surgical instruments and © gols ante employed one Award lee to Gulsb oft oortela buildings om the southerly aide of Tweuty-eignth eueet, tand tecond avenaee Lee, in purrusece the pleintel t de the psist- the detent ante ot that tnd thet from the owner of the low, rubsequently received « deed for the nienced vy Celence that wo lien could inet thie elena. tally interested. @ thourand dollara’ Alderman Henxick here put in—Whenever I have been in jest? DeynacpinG & COUNTRYMAN.—A countryman, to you, bas it not s) a 1 teh, valued at $76, the property of Dir. Vous, of Ni decide upon the constitatiovality of every law brought . Joxrs—Yer, air, it wan al in a joke. No 85, im Thirteenth street, Fifteenth ward—Washington | Wath, valu o p 4 Before if there would be nothiog bat ansrchy in the | Pol ancertsined, wes delrended ov! OF & fold veer by | Aldermen Vanian—Did aay member of the Board of | smith, Principal, Thomas Hunter, Vice Principal, | + White street, Vrom the teatimony aituced betore aj’ I land. aS gee it is not for jurors—certainly not | ty tellows, who practises upon bim the tentaate | Cooncilmen ever ask you to give them money’ fon 0 Firs ‘ Justin Wood, it appears that Devis, jotument for plaimtit, O65 #2 611 alow for jurors of inferior eourts or for the justices of such w,, who practised upon him tbe patent safe | ‘Mr Jonss—No, nove of them; no oveapprosched me | Charlen Gates, First Assistant—met the graduating | Justlon Vieot, Mt appears lao Anee ond coat oe ane a Uae ny law, gove he raised the alarm, which attracted the attention | for them; they have talked with me sbout the matter, | Class to engage im a few pleasant Car ateoe cae rents. | Tammany, at No. William QuReTION ON K ined. that law aball be in clea no: | SP"oicer Beasley, who, hearing the victim's story, | 004 ssid lt wae am unjust thing, and volunteered their | Hons and exchange parting congratulations ani thanks. | AUVE0Y) 1 wey, ented & one of ‘unless, + palpadl toriour violation of the sonstitation, and tavolving the | Ou seued and arrested. the owlnd mae inalien rsop! f 3 gave their In pony atom oy here re Sf ledietduel =“ Romer ae William Huestes aud William R James, bat it le righta laveien ve bas since been arcertsined that their name Ryan. aa ee er uet, to teks Thee eee icnty. | Several hundred dollars in spurious money were found pop vaatibationsitty ot tor ine vty | npcn them. They were committed The countryman this 1s no such law, involving no such rights. Gentle- booted frightened, ran off, and thas not since been The graduating class was unusually large this year, Arad others, | theaked | Bumbering 6, being a larger number than has ever be hen for indi pariice Maa tek wen ak fore been sent to the seatemy from any school in this aan ene ree | 3 ‘you ever boon 6p to by | city, R84 comprising @ wajority of senior and ju ; ca tna Mai trem spy newspaper for money 10 stop any publication abont aier classes, This school Bas not adopted the poliey of | Cie cn dingly arrested on charge of Joveph Walker? If so, state what paper, and who Cimiseigas bUt ther of encouraging all to hry cet seed. | Justice Wood comuaitied the accused for examinstion | Farrel, and by b My Julvus Higand et, Mauhew ' Farre Thie was an action upon & promissory oo by Joba Harvatt, ainety dage after dais, for 8170 68, payable w the orver of Matthew enioreed, and which mole wae de. ureents. ibe request premises, Hoon afterwar: ot 7 u to A Hirech & Oo., dry goods merchants ia Wil men, J believe the ure of this or any other State é Yoorms—Now, what has this question to | !2¢ UP the hight st clanees cn masse, that none, if ponal AN OLD CURTOMER CavonrT. vert “4 * > hes the copstita of Revoxt of Tum Cirey oF Pouce, —The Chief of Police | 4o with thin investigation! It is only browgst up tor | /*, ma: be depe ved of their rightful privilege of be On Sener wight effcare Booker oat Biréessi, of the | Mam street fas quote cole ond celireres by soeenien dees avant pi ee poxood oe ee Council | the purpose of raising an outside issue 0 screen yd thet thoes who fol) ay bare | tomas me, Fighteenth ward, arrested a man name! Andrew MeVall | jvea served with yrocers comma ppears wing ar rests bave been made by the police of the several | ¥220f 1 Soa hans tot ot quastisns al prepared. | *B¢T# they stand. The justion and good reguit of this | cm susyicion of baving burglariously entered s dwelling | Ut wher defendant U'Yarrell, Tle note was proved by districts, during the quarter ending June 90,1865 — | “Sitiimman Vanian—T thiok this question la relevant, | Cour are obvious ||) house in Fourterath street, near Fourth eveuse, As | Mi, M<Cume, the eveneel tor the Maes A Bee =e sae oo it w pee for my associate to accuse MO | oi iow eas Soery spcben clnmatlon by Lessee Whe: a “Ly foe yet, pad eagles fe wl sqeimet the oa ahead ft Mr, Joxva—Yeo, sit, | bave been applied to, Ex-Al- | >¢s¥- A Nn ae one ate ae oe thie nate, ao ene GE ee Fourth “ Sno The Lord’s Prayer was then sung by the whole schoot. | Mine house je rom thea for « vince whieh jo8g proves : Fth « ir m Dodge > came dows to the a nt nt gn | William Moller, of the senior cleas” then mace sa ap. | time, bat the officers teelly tence ble to 9 aver Sixth “4 foe ae Oe a. dida't | PTOpRiate origipal address to the trustens, teachers and | 1b Deighberkuod, wrere be was ia bed, pretend Seventh « this Joveph: Walker business, and Alderman Herrick | POPU Of the school, ‘Though ealled upon to state facts | 186 10 O* asleep. The reeidemoe of the 1 pene Rage Be Righth =“ ing to we me jenna, 1 Twas sorry, for { was | ‘At place the sebcol in the bighest position, and which deine ere Mi te — slot of govte which Ninth =“ Tpetion bt the Munday Atlas, and Teallit t could ses | MUM awahen ® noble price In ali connected ‘with it, yet ro Panesees ce eomieieno tapien coon ig pn sgraegetaghag ia ariel the a pA ry ye Oa vale sean macner Ye | crate at the Hecoms Dhetrict Police Court comumitied |>* wen J ts a ’ + | secu mination on charge of burglars = (ap" Total .. ‘ibe monthly certificates of punctuality, deportment | secured for exe re f The ums iaiied po Jenne” Armen were going to Give Fernando the Firs! | sug scholarabin wore then Gelivered to tha retiring cace | Walling, of te hightavath ward potion, says a hie». | CO ee Aderaas Tea messes bine tle Yet: | Sle ot cerceen tas suusccly tages = "S® | Fat interted that peghborhond 0 commiting arums ase tended ¥ Fay pend jarcenies and burglaries datendart City Intetligence, VARIAN cont that although his ques- followed the pre: Hon of prises to the most . ont proved © pelense of all caime aot Comante #0 Faras Acctomst,»y Downina, at Nonware, Conw.— i sek tone he setjert nen, hey would be | TO ieee eh UNOwg wore Sr ce aca aucune wy plies 1 the Tes Me THA, by Hance Favingrt, he On Sunday, son of Mr. Prior, of Norwalk, Conn., aged bere pot in sain, Tle contendei | Cbariee Burpham, senior ciara . Comnea of the nr er ord, charged with She conaibe Fagbien to Gees povcrwnechny feos soi tae tix y' wan accidentally drowned in the Norwalk | thet the question had nothing to do with the subject. | | Wiltom Mickey junior clans, ne , (etencant then yeeted. The plaisd thee Clered vs opinions of it, bel river while bathing with » companion of bis, « few | demand to be heard bere, If you will not hear me, Bama L. Chowed, 4 having stoles sith mantille valued at $40, tne property | Show that Ibe lekese was nA intended 0 extend to the eee Ps aPC ES wil be declared to be unsoast!: | mosths his senior The two ehildren, it appears. care. will spear D4 eoeseel |. eenten be bevy h . 4 a we came oh ~ fla oe "oo we eee | retneing of the pote in thle oaey vu wee See 1 2 amon, > gs Poe i a a me a oe + var he the Celechant’s common! the oflee wes telei for you nor decide that 4 berond rt Wilvem Wallace, rection § the accused Justion Wood committe! ber W prison for | PY ere! vaaaat wwe tavelve tae ques- | cs bir etstomd oo “ae are ene ad coin Tap aniestens rg) nt On Rene CHARON OF GRAND LARORNY "Find center She Legere Pe ay i ame | be ive quea- | to bis afflicted perents. 5 * ented by one porioer, v1 nome fon of the inalmaaie rights of the individual. The Finx 1x Wesrcimermn Countr.—About two o'clock on = Toe sect haeko atlas Srustas of the werd. Hie spotee! | teery Lim was arrevtes by often Bartley, of the | Sym. wns ciate, a thet te operacion lo for violati the stetate wites wotinite’ tke sat In. | Monday morning, » fire broke out in the newly erected Ee o4 Of the teachers, aod encouraged tus tose te | Fourth ward poles, eharget with having, vm the Zht | allthe mem bere 0! he fi, nae 2 sate having feuiestiog i juore. shall ‘ouadey 2 Se stand as high in the ecademy ae they | fast, etolem 890 worth of property from the residence of . th sey (etence which the 4efontants orm the fret ve stood im the grammar schools Joseph teborra, of 140 Wiliam seet, The seeusen, i 1S" © 1h Co ot thet cad eon tended ‘abich he ie oes fe The affair passed of to the satiataction cf ali con | ie aiieged, envere’ the be'l Co” Sy means of Taine ays | tii) > Hlth he 4) Uae Wms, umd eoutanded ‘being sosumed, the 204 corned, | eee the re at dimmer, aud carried Of the pro | \t,"*" Sietil ov ; roy the release 414 eet Ld peed ‘tie Miata erty sheiaton kaye wore toand \u ibe yor | | ven to le eation, ant that o rviesee for | sharp Excusston rrom Mowrneat To PLarrwacnd— | sewn of the prisonet, obs le seareniy eighteen 1 at ae teh peleane the firm without thetr ree aie aa 7 Suideeel eS | Res ch egnanetens on en teek Ww . os ABKEOT OF AN ALLBORD LOTTIMY DRALnn + ot patllen at the time of the delivery of the mote te 4 ‘i afternoon Wedd wet ote Mew | tiea and be Legge pao) Secgenst be Court Gerided that e eit having bern commenon@ y died, ‘and | eld, of the Lower Police Court, mate © descrsi oF by 4 Wireh & Co, after the cote became due, was org. an showed his ths ar | the exchange flies of Joseph Neab, ai i4 Weat lirowd | donee to ehow ‘bet they belt (he wute ‘hat they ovale would orders, mon, way, 026 erro tod the of the place on ChATE® | HOt Get The Of the Gefemee by Miecrw oe, tad Row, tate s of weg lertery te lew & inve® | gopipning the note to the plwtt That the eemmm do Edin be the oid Canghvewnughas. Thay we s welcomed is | Sumse: of slips, schemes, and Mh Coons of the eva” | fence oq ped to the preva. pleimill 62” thet the salnee right t $600 # eptech ty William Pe mer, Heq., Prevent of toe | pahmert, were seterd by tee Othe ry couveyet 1 | oye sbiclwte, on 4 the Saen tas Lagebuene ot ee By Yet hers ti tare | Corpo ation of Pletisbary fnd tentel ith due | tre Fetes Court Ae te by elle g © | el kcae ber oad ¢ tat party ws! bespltalty epg way any Atar, Jay be ner whe bets bm for erimuneiee Mews. ©. Tae