The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1856, Page 8

true expoarot of power the late conflict has proved to her ‘and to the whole world; and it would be wise in the United States to take the lesson to beart at ouce. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. ‘Nathan C. Ely im the chair. ‘The minutes were read and approved. MAMAERS StkRer, July 21, 1866, To Tu or VISORS — Thave tot ransmit herewith a copy of an injunc- tion this day issued by the Hon. J. ar on made myself application for the injunction, of the importance of the question and my pon mm me gy rious rious cossaquenses which may follow’ the insertion To # Pye Hy ope torr vies 22 0ot Only wapamarions by nw at ‘The resol: Mies of the 11h tosiant piopted by & majority of your body, and which it appears to be your purpose to cule, is aa followa:— Resolyed, That there shall be raised by tax on the estates, real and peceoae. of Oe. of the freeholders inbabitants and non reai- Gents assesved, ecording to law, and situated within the city and county’ of New York, to be collected according to law, the sum of $200,000 for the imorovement of the Central Park, the same (o be expended under the direction of the Com- auissioners of aaid Park. ‘The act of April 12, 1856, to enable the Superstars of the ily snd county of New York to raise money by tas. provides ibe clearest terms that no sum shal! be raised under that act eaceeding $4,880 908 8G. and thie amount is permitted to be raised for certain speiiied purposes, and for, those alone. ‘The sum of $200,000 propesed wo be raised b: xoeeds the amount stated in the act, and it is proposed ee applied to a purpose not specitied Ia the act; nor does any former act with which I am a@equainted allow the raising of the sum pro- posed by your resolution, Tf, then. you include the proposed sum of $200,000 in the tax de clear that every man from any portion of the tax so Will bave am action to recover it back; and that you ‘Yourselves will be personally subjected to actions for ihe levy of the illegal tax. Under circumstances [have determined to ake ie judgment = ot lg id Court upon the matter, Jn onder that the of be protected agaiust litigation and that no question of doc joubt tay be infused tuto an act a0 impor taat as the levy of the annual tax. Vou will believe, gentle- men, tha (he Course a ed by me is dictated by a high sense ofpublic duty and purmed with the uumost respectio your selves. In Common with the rest of my fellow citizens, I regard the completion of the Central park as an object which is eminently desirable, but should regard that result as dearly ehased by the viol of law and the establishment of a gerousprecedent, Very reapectiully, your obedient ser- LB. SHEPARD. The CuarRMAN announced that the injunction had been served ou this Board. ‘Supervisor Clancy thought that a personal service of the order of injunction should be served on the Board to make \{ operative, and he referred to the case of the sulroad, when he was interrupted by the Ciancy said he was unwilling to be snub- or any other member of this Board, press his opipions, notwithstanding these 2 of the Chairman MAN said he woul? not permit such language tobe used to himself or any other mem. and I A, and language, Thave borne this treatment long eaougt are it no longer. i#MAN—A copy of an injunction of the Su preme reat rk then proceeded to read the injunction of which will be found in our | wR moved that the reading be su the communication be printed, as the ] arily prevents any action o he Board. a question from Supervisor Ciaucy, the that any violation of that order would re into contempt. print was then carried \SAENEMENT ROLLS POSTPONED. or Ct ANCY moved that tke consideration of the Supervi a be postponed uutil the Grst Monday * Reconpes seconded the motion Supervisur Toc Kee opposed the motion, because be ssid there was a determination to put in this $200,000 tor the toe Central Park. Saperyisor Voorms hoped the postponemeut would not prevail that the asaessments would be confirmed, in- dependent of the Central Park appropriation. Supervisor Jackson asked Supervisor Clancy to with- draw his motion, in order that he might move an adjourn- ved that the same Judge who junction would, on hearing the merits of ive it without Besitation. ‘The matter was then, on vote, postponed until the first Monday of August. ELDRIDGE PTREPT J Art The Committee op County Offices reported in faver of 2 appropriation for the better security of the county jail. On this question of the want of accommodation in tue Eldridge Street C4 beizg aS up, for the hundredth time, Supervisor Voorms asked the Mayor if the Com- tmlsioners of tae Ooutral park would be willing to devote the building of ‘‘ The Sisters of the Sacred Heart,”’ oorner of 106th street and Fifth avenue, for the purposes of a county ate ror, in reply, said he had not considered the m ., but he had no doubt bis associate Commissioner of the Central park, on which the building stands, would be will 0 appropriate it for some public institution, but for a jail or not he was not then prepared to say. The matter was referred. Several bills were received and referred. MLL OF THE CLERK OF THR COUNTY JTNGR. An application was presented from Charles M. Vander- , for services rendered in the court of the them th m Express? 1s that the man to be paid by tais sheet, Board $1,000 a year? And for what? For dragging about, like a sixpenny pulljack of the city, going into the May Or's office, and pretending to pen down other matters, ‘whilst he was but picking ’up slanders for the Ezpre: Aman as ful aw he is, devervee not to hold oll Supervisor Fuuwen, and other members of the Board, ‘were not prepared to vote on the question this evening, ‘and hoped that it would be referred Supervisor Tecxer defended the character of Mr. Vaa dervoort, a man whom he believed to have faithfully ful filled his duties; and he ee pervisor T.) would be ready, for one, to contribute to his pay out of his own pocket Supervisor CLancy—Aye, to a man that will betray bis vest friend. Supervisor Trexar said he had donated more money ‘than ever Supervisor Clancy was worth After a little more crose-firing upon the claim of the City Judge's clerk, the matter was referred to the Com- mittee on County Offices. Other routine business was disposed of, and the Board adjourned to the first Monday ip August. RECEPTION OF MILLARD FILLMORE. ¢ Board of Aldermen and (be reception of Millard New York from lis Ro ropean tour, met yorterday, at 37. M., at the City Hail, to arrange for the tof the various bills incurred. It was found that all the bills ere not in: of those pre- however, some were deciared spurious, and we were pronounced exorbi tact soe to the hotel committee of Al derman Briggs and Coneaiines Van Riper, Hunt and Merritt was \Sepointed to make special inquiries, and see {feome errors lind not been mate in the items of The committer adjourned to Friday, to adjust far apon the bills, by which time they hope they will all be eal seat) pearly ali known a@ COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH. The Commissioners of Health met yesterday, at n00n, fat the Oity Hall, the President, Isaac 0. Barker, faq., in the chair aad Walter F. Concklin, Secretary The following disposition of vessels lying at Quarantine ‘was voted by the Commissioners, upon report of the Heath Officer fy Quarantine. ‘The ensuing vessels were allowed to come to the city, afer u ‘ly cleaned oat See ventilated — a ae ly or P. R., Mary, from Porto ‘Ann Ellaabeth, from Ponce, Pie; Walthon, ftom Humaco; Gladiator, from St. Jago park Pome, t from Rio Janeiro, schooner G Arcularius, from Mayeeu The ‘pn, of the following vessels were directed to De discha’ by lighters and taken to the United States hart at rantine, the vessels to be thoroughly ven (ilated, and to remain at pb -— = Brig Fredonia, from Cien! Barks—Leo. from Havana; Rollin, from,Trinidad Jobin Griffin, from and George Leslie, from Cien The two “yeasels are to iand at Gravesend Bay. Upon the latter yeesels were brought a sumber passeugers bavi ellow fever. on ig s and baggage of the steamer Quaker nd the e' could be brought to the clty order is beonune of the Quaker City # where the yellow fever at present pre At the naan ‘by the Commissioners of Health. All infected vessels on be Gactarged Qt Quarantine on lighters, and stored ventilation the U sap Sem wharf at be pnd po] — > the city, dhigowners, captains of verse! consign of po lise are complaining bitterly, They allege that the sanitary safety of the fe tyes or such rigid regu and complain on account of thes enforcement of directions of the Health Commission- era by the Health Officer, they are subjected to neediess ‘and burdensome exnense. ey com) further, that the Coited States wharf and warehouse at Quarantine ere so dilay and out of repair ae to be wholly unfit for use. to thie latter matter, applications have been le tepaneay ut thie wharf and ware. ip order, i effet hae yet passed ding the complaints, have their commands in thie respect, do, the health of the city of more pecuniary interests of a few shi captains try hard to get their verse though none as yet have ven the Health Officer at Quaran the city at the risk of incurring ‘and fine of $6,000, the penal ‘This dernier resort is to importuse the © come directly, or anergy, ‘Quarentine, The captain of the Quaker§lity nn acted, called yesterday forenoon on the Ie ‘at : Es i 3 s F 3 i i 33 au a oe Captun ‘and strongly urged that he be allowed to come on Tathe ony and ‘aoa his gers and baggage. the or told him he could not grant the request, but the oop mtbe ers and cargo must be deter ned by the Health Commissioners, ‘The Herald Exéhange List and the German Papers. THEIR PRESENT POLITICAL POSITION, ANTECEDENTS AND CIRCULATION. ‘The following table embraces the names of the news- papers on the Humatp exchange list, together with all the German papers in the country, showing their present poli- ties, antecedents, and their circulation, according to the oficial returns of the last United States cena us:— ALABAMA, BUCHANAN. Ante- Oir- Ante. Cir- ced’ ts,cult’n. cede.) ° Sentine!—Selma K.N, 400 dem. 500 Gazetto—Aubura KN. 300 weve exe @mn,8,000 = Seviator —Wetumpss Times—Dodvitle. fang He 300 Herald—Camden...... whig. 300 News—Mobile....whig. 1,000 BECAPITULATION. ARKANSAS. BUCHANAN, Democrat—Helena .......... sce ceeeeceseeee dom, 500 FILLMORE. Gazette—Little Rock... . eae seeinees, sreesevesedom. 500 BECAPITULATAGE. iacbanea 0. ay 5 ie 5 Buchanan... . ¥: ea ¥ 800 Fillmore. 1 500 CALIFORNIA. BUCHANAN. Globe—San Francisco. Sun—San Francisco... dem. 60 dem. 600 FREMONT. GERMAN. San Francisco Journal. 500 California Demokrat., 400 FILLMORE iti a - Herald—Sonora, K. N. 600 NECAPITUL ATION. oe 0. of Papers. ireulation. Buchanan. esee - “= 1,200 Fremont. 2 900 Fillmore, 3 1,200 CONNECTICUT. BUCHANAN. Aurora— Norwich.... Times—Hartford.dem.6,800 dem. .1,000 PREMONT. Chronicle—New Lon Palladium—New Ha- 600 ven. «sees Whig.4,400 ++. Ind, Courant—Hartfor Standard—Bridgeport. whi Buchanan. Fremont. 2 ) DELAWARE, BUCHANAN. Gazette—Wilmington. . Reporter —Dover.dem. 600 ‘dem, 1,004 RECAPITULATION. No. of Papers Circulation. Buchanan. 1,609 “ FLORIDA. BUCHANAN. Democrat—Pensacola. News—Jacksonville .. de 200 dem. 300 Floridian—Tallabasse..........4+ 100+ seveseedom, 800 RECAPITU LATION. . of Papers. Cireatation “GEORGIA. BUCHANAN. Banner—Athens..dem. 400 Times—Dalton ..whig. 600 Georgian—Savanpab.. News—aAmericus.dem. 400 dem. 650 FILLMORE. Chronicle—Avgusta... Recorder — Milledge. whig. 600 ville . 500 Republican—Savannah........ ..++ RECAPITULATIO: go Buchanaa Filimore. Tribune—Bellvilie . 600 400 GERMAN, Chicago National Democrat. se csecceoeceseeed GOO FREMONT. Courier—Alton.. whig.1.000 Whig—Quincy .. whig. Democrat—Chivage Democrat—Rockiord . . ctem.3,000 dem. 600 Democratic ver om GERMAN. Chicago. . Illinois Staats Zeitung Journal—La Salles! “ Belleville Zeitung. Press—Canton. 600 Belleville Volksbiatt, Cvion—Crbai 400 Quincy Journal. Republican—s Vorwi 300 RECAPITULATION. No. of Papers. Circulation. aD, 4 2,900 Fremont, . 4 15,520 INDIANA. BUCHANAN. GRRMAN. Platform—Indianapol Indiana Volksblatt 800 de: 300 Fvansyille Volks: 500 FREMONT. Journal—Ipdianapolis . GERMAN. whig.1,300 Freie Presse .. 500 Times—Fort Wayne... 0... .....seeesee N. 900 FILLMORE. Gazetto—Vincennes... Journal—Lafayette... whig. 900 whig.1,400 wees oF No. of Papers. Circulation. ae 1,600 3 2,200 Fillmore | eones 2 2,300 IOWA. BUCHANAN- Gazette—Pella ...dem. 300 Buagle—Council Bluffs. Democrat—Osage..... dem. 500 dem. 300 FREMONT. Excelsior— Maguoketa GERMAN new. 800 Dubs ee 800 Tribane—Dubuqne.... Davefport Demokrat.. 500 whig.1,104 Burlington Freie Presse 500 RECAPITUL ATION. of Papers. Circulation. Buchanan 8 1,100 Fremont, seeeee 6 3,108 KENTUCKY. BUCHANAN. Citizen—Columbos .... Yeoman—Fraakfort... dem. 300 dem. 1,500 Courier—Louisville Statesman— whi 2,000 Democrat—Richmoud GERMAN. dem. $00 Anzeiger—Louiaville.. 600 News—Newport...... Journal—Lowisyi “LOUISIANA. BUCHANAN. Courier=New Orleans GERMAN. dem.2,600 Staats Zeitung—New — — Baton Uriesns seceee 700 "FREMONT. eRe Deuteche Zeiteng—New Orleans. . avene 700 Bee—New Orleans. whig.2, Gazette—Baton Rouge. whig. 600 BECAPITULATION. Nog omens FREMONT. Age— Belfast whig.1,000 Mercury—Bangor.ind. 700 State of Maine—'ort- Expositor—| , land .whig. 4,000 dem. 2,000 Demoerat— ssseees ++ dem. 660 RECAPITULATION. No. ». Circulation. Buchanan ° 7,820 Fremont ; 5 8,350 MARYLAND. BUCHANAN. Patriot—Princess Anne Baltimore Correspon- dem. 400 dent—Gorman...... 4,000 FREMONT, GERMAN CRRMAN. Baltimore Wecker....3,000 Lichtfround, FILLMORE. Ameriean=-Baltimore Republican—Jefferson- whig.6,600 ville..........whig. 400 Chronicle—Fiagerstown eee .whig, 460 RBCAPITULATION. vo W Papers Circulation, Rochanan . 4,400 Fremovt.... 6.100 MISSOURI. BUCHANAN. Argue Westoa.dem.. 400 ua — heap Democratnst. Lowis... Bento. 2,000 Pilotst. ion. ‘oti-Benton. 1,800 My kabiatt. Rep yobiiean et ng Charles Democrat... "$00 whig.11,600 Arreigcr des Weetens—German ws cence B00 yusnens. Intelligencer—st. Louin, coe Whig.8,600 se te noe Otrentaion 0. a Brcbanan rT 4.590 Fremont... et Fillmore seve eeeees oveeeree 3,609 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1856. MASSACHUSETTS. ‘Times—Boston, . .dem.6,000 N. 600 foo Pena res. Wale. 750 dem. 1,600 Reger Salem. Whig 1,100 ford.... whig.1,100 whig.1,000 Telegraph—Gioucester ' K. N. 300 satan ersereceeeneeee eee WINg.6,100 TLLMORS. Ind.1,000 BUCHAN. Free Press—Detroit..... ‘dem. 1,600 Advertiser—Detroit... ‘8, whig. Eagie— Grand war wi Journal—German,.. Buchanan, Fremort.. MISSISSIPPI, jUCHANAN. PETER TE ma.1,500 Record—Hlsboro dem.1,500 dem. FILLMORE. Bune thinmbas.. ° Observer—Yazoo City whig. wi Courier—Natchez .... Riguitks-eieiew ‘whig.2,000 whig. 300 Coriathian Pillar—Co- ‘Times—Vicksburg.... rinth,.. »- Whig. 250 whig. 800 ‘3. Circulation. he a 3,700 6 2,450 NEW HAMPSHIRE. BUCHANAN. Soe. + Standard—Concord.... dem. ‘5,000 dem.1,000 FREMONT. Statesman—Concord... whig. 2,500 - dem.1,000 BI Clarioun—Paulding.... dem. Free Trader —Natchez Buchanan, Fillmore .... oa guinea 6" Reporter--Concord. RECAPITULATION. of ~—. Circulation. Buchanan 6,000 Fremout, tees 18 5,600 NEW YORK. BUCHANAN. Arpus--Albany.dem.15, 860 Advertiser—Rochester dem.6,200 so ctedatiinaee *° e: 200 Sentinel—Sarateg: Budget—Troy....dem. "650 . 500 Courier--Buffalo.dem.2,160 Truth Teller—N. York Courier—Carmel.dem. '500 dem.4,423 Democratic Prese—Ly- Telograph—Poughkeep. ons... .fem. 400 « «+ dem. 4,000 Day Book—New York. union _Hodbealér.. dem, 300 dem.2,500 Democrat—Hunting- Watchman—Greenport ton, L.T.......dem. 350 Irish "American—New .dem.12,000 Journal’ of Commerce —New York (daily 4,800) ‘dem.8, News—New York. dem. 2,000 bs panning Anzelger des Wordens 700 dem.1,000 Rout rt Advocate—Batavia..... egister—Albany..... whig. 456 K. N.5,000 American Mechanic— Retlector—Madison Co. Rhinebdec.......Ind. 400 dem. Chronicle—Staten Ial'd Republican—Ogdens whig. 500 burg.....++++.dem.2,096 Courier—Mohawk , ‘Tribune—New York dem.1,000 (daily 19,480) whig.70,120° Courier and Enquirer, ‘Times—New ~~ New York (daily 6,200) . whig.9, Ba a... Cambro 2, wi (Welsh) York.. Republic—Butfalo’ Ind. 600 a Democrat—Rocheater. Journal—Ithaca..cem.1,272 whig.8,000 Tribune~Medina. Democrat-Lauaingburg dem. 800 Express—Buflalo. whig.3,600 Ruamsiner—-Poughhesp. Rramintt—_Youkere * 900 Ind. 500 000 Independent—N. York 500 —religions. ind.6,200 000 Journal—Albany...... 900 whig.16,000 600, papers ee Post—New York Cally 4.000) .... +44, dem.7,200 Reporter—Angelica.. Advertiser—Buffalo. .. whig.2,200 asap, American—Rochester whig Courier-—Lockport 38 gs PILLMORE. Conrier—Utica.. K. Rxyress—Now York’, dem. 400 (daily 10,000) whig.23,100 RECAPITULATION. pelos No. . Circulation ea _— 81.655 186,244 41,600 NEW JERSEY. BUCHANAN. American—Trenton... Guardian—Paterson, .. dem, 1,200 dem, 420 Democrat—Freehold.. Union—Plain ville, dem. 7 wihiig. 600 FREMONT. Advertiser—Newark.. Mercury—Newark.. whig.2,7 rile 1,000 Gazette—Trenton whig.1,000 Newarker Zeitung. ++41,000 NORTH CAROLINA. BUCHANAN. Commnqretat—Waeing- - FILLMORE. Herald—Wilmington.. Regiater—| ig.1,000 dem.4. Timee—Newark. whig. Statesmao—Columbus Nati.......... Iad.22,¢00 Cincinnati V intt, .2, Democrat—Ravenna.. Cincionati Ri publican: 400 or cvvee oD Garette—Cincinnati... Turnzeitung..... 400, whig 19,000 mosenty Intelligen: Journal—Dayton. whig 1,000 600 Republiran—Salem . Toledo. Express... 700 whig. 800 Hochwachter.. .. Repository —Canton Rakete.... ae whig. 1,160 Obio Statezeitang..... 700 Sentinel —Ashiand .... RBedbachter—(myton,. 600 whig. 800 Waechteram Erie..... Sentinel|—Mount ilead Cleveland ........44 700 whig. 57 RECAPITULATION. vo, bY smges Circulation. 81,700 . HH 96,978 SOUTH Cog. Courier—Charleston... Mercury—Chariaton cem.5,000 Sorel Winsbore. ag dem. Deutsche Zeitung... eoees Patriot—Green vill a RECAPITCLATION. No. of Lar sabe Circulation. Buchana 12,600 RHODE LAND. BUCHANAN. Post—Providence.... . dem.2,100 Journal—Providence Transcript—Providence whig 4,000 whig. 1,000 FILLMORE. Newse-Newyort.... #oe vee whig. 760 RROAPITULA TION. No. of papers. Circulation. Aueban 2,100 Fremont Fitnore . a 6,000 790 Post—Pittsburg . dem. .3, Stars and Stripes— Philadelp’ a Demmoores. 6,000 Pittsburger Repul blica. jefferson Noutralist..........+« Unabbaengiger Demo- 600 Bethlehem Leuihth- Republican~-W’tches- ter. Re ithe 1,800 Republican—-Montrose bots whig. Repository —- Cham- Examiner—Lancaster beraburg.... wig. 1,600 whig. 2,000 Times—Philade) Express—Lancaster,. N 9,000 whig. 960 Pan _- Carbon: Freeman—Mercer . dale..........K.N. 400 whig. 400 Whig—Hollidaysburg Gazette—Erie..whig. 1,150 whig. Gazette—Lewistown.. Whig—Lancaster.... K.N. 600 1,000 GonohaePuatrary a ‘Whip--titeaee .whig. "e650 , Inquirer—Phitadetnt a Phila. Erice Press Presse... 2,000 vation Se hates aes ntel itsburger Freibeits- town... ee 2,064 — freund............ 3, ha app 3 Amerikanischez’ Beo- UPg..+.++...Whig. 400 — bach Jouran!Baiderapori whig. 300 Erie Zuschauer... 300 Journal—Pittsburg... Vaterlandswaechter,. 800 a 180 Volksfreund and Beo- Journal—Crawford .. bachter........ 2,000 whig. 300 Doy'estown Morgan- Journal— beat wh Miners’ — Journal 600 Pottsville... 508 Reporter—Washing — whig. 1,860 Total circulation... 88,612 FILLMORE. Spectator—Hanover.. whig 800 1,706 hesaspsatiaiaaeoesss~ ee wi 400 Jourual—Mercersb'rg whig 500 ‘Total circulation... RECAPITULATION. No. of is to Crniaiee. 21 TEXAS. ® BUCHANAN. Civilian—Galveston,. . Ledger—San Antonio. dem.1, dem. 600 Gazette—Austin..dem.1,000 GERMAN, News—Galveston.. ... Union... dem.1,600 New Braunfels Zeitung in Pionecer— Fairfield. dem. MORE. State Times—Austin.. Fiag—Marshall..K. N. 500 whig.1,000 RECAPITULATION. No. of Pa; Circulation. 5,100 1,500 VERMONT. BUCHANAN. Argus—Beliows Fails. North Star—Dansville, dem. 300 dem. 300 FREMONT. Citizen—Vergennes... Journal— Windsor. ... whig. wnig. 400 RECAPITUL ATION. No.of Papers. Cretatien: Buchanan 2 Fremont, ‘ 2 00 TRG: BUCHANAN. Argue—Norfolk..dem .1,000 ~~ —- Lynch- Democrat—Petersburg § — burg......... .dem. 800 dem. 700 Vi petite atten, Enquirer—Richmond.. dem. 700 dem.2,000 Highlander— Hitusville Examiner—Richmond. dem. 351 dem.1,100 GERMAN, Intelligencer —Wheel- Richmond Anzeiger.. 600 seceeesees Whig.1,000 Wheeling Staats Zei- ae FILLM Advocate— Charlottes Whig—Richmond. . ville. wh 1, 600 hig.1,500 Circulation. 7,050 ° 8,471 WISCONSIN. BUCHANAN. Argus—Madison.dem. 1,000 Ledger—Rural...dem. 260 Advocate—Green Bay. GERMAN. dem. 400 Milwaukie Banner... .1,600 Democrat—West End... Pheonix. 300 dem. 300 Seebote. 250 Democrat—Baraboo.. Nordwesten. ‘Soo dem. 300 Port ne Zoi ricgunes aaiatane 3 300 300 Wiscousia — ~ Republican — Bearer UODZ.... eee ee 400, dem. 300 Washington .. Lg eget "FREMONT. National Era—Washington . RE. Fremont . RECAPITULATION. BUCHANAN. — —FREMONT.— —FILLMORR.— Hof Ovew- No. of Cireu- No.of Cirow- popert. lation — lathe papers: Jaton Alabama........ 4 4) 6 1,900 200 - 1 500 1,200 «2 900 2 1,200 7900 6 612000 - 1000 = - - 19000 = — -_ i 8 2,000 2000 — — 1,900 3 2 2,300 1,100 5 al — 19,192 1 1 9,080 5,700 1 4 4,500 7,820 5 — _ 4,400 2 S 6.300 9500 «19 1 1,000 2100) 66 = _ 3700 = 6 2450 18,600 «(1 — 3600 6,000 8 — _ £1,658 36 8 41,600 260 64 1 850 iol 2 2,700 io n —_ _ oo 41 8 1,700 2,100 2 1 0 12,600 = - - 6,718 = 6 6,896 6,100 = 2 1,500 0 602 - - 7,950 — 8 8475 6,900 «1b 9,180 ~ _ 12,100 1 16,000 1 600 po Bild - 1 200 -- Sed 1 300 - 3 oom - Total... A Pochanan,. 6 10 a Fremont. 6 8 a2 ty riamore “0 2 “ 0 I ‘The Murder. CONTINUATION OF THE CORONER'd INVESTIGATION— ‘THE ASSASSIN BTILL aT ) AGE. ‘The inquest wpon the body of the mar dered man, Bar- tholomew Burke, was continued yesterds,”, # the Sixth ‘ward station house, by Coroner Connery. & horrid mys- tery wil surrounds tue fate of the visti of avarice, aud at present bus ee are catartained 2 discove- ry ofthe perme Colla ‘So far, no evidence fring to entity the person » ho was seen in hour on the night Sg g tye sr pm Bn be obtained. - sworn, say®:—I live im the house enth avenue; I am bushel man in Mr. wlepen's er tablishment, where tt murder = committed; 1 leceas about tive pears, aa steele, ~~ rect man; | saw di evening, at five o'clock; be was ‘hen never stopped at night with deceased; that any one connected with the establishment had a row with deceased; the barkeeper of the saloon under Mr, Soren tore told meof aman coming into the barroom, and acheese knife, cut some cheese, and went away, citrate nf with him; the man wore a drab coat; saloon now and again, but don't know an} read here; the reason I left the store at five o’clock on day evening was that I did not feel well, aod | apkad too \oreman’s leave; | was absent from the store on Friday morning one hour later than usual, in consequence of not le to get in; I didn’t see anybody in Burke's 4th of July; I didn’t come to the store at deceased cpap Reiche, b my house I can't tell; 1 heard nothing since about the Knife; Burke came often to the bushel room, and talked with me; Mr. Cabbellos’ family live overhead the store; last week when Bartholemew, alias Patrick Burke, was at my houge [had no angry’ words with him; I did not shake my fist at Burke at any time; [saw trunks of Mr. Cabbelios’ leaving the house on Saturday; he has lived in Mr. Joyce’s house for twelve months; I heard nothing from anybody whether screaming or noise was heard up stairs by Cabbellos’ family; 1 didn’t see Cabbetlos im our store on Friday; I saw Mr. Cabbellos m our store on Saturday evening ; I did not hear that Mr. Joyce had any conversation with Cub beltos’ family regarding whether they heard any noise im the house on Thursday evening; [ think it rather curi- t none of the persons living up stairs did not hear on the night of the murder; 1 had no conversation with deceased after six o'clock any evening last week. George Benjamin Hooker, ane sworn, says:—l live in the house 68 White street; ‘uesday’ or Wednesday, after six o'clock, I was sitting in the third story room of the house 64 White strect; I Was reading a newspaper; my attention while reading was called to loud talking; 1 looked towards Mr. Joyce’s windows in White street; I raw Bartholemew, alias Patrick Burke, sitting ia the third window, there being five windows in White street, ou se- cond floor; he was looking towards the apple woman’s stand at the corner of Whitestreet, with his head rechuing on his hand; I could not see anybody talking to him, but ‘still heard the loud talking inthe room where he was; I looked again, and saw a man striking his fist ou the coun- ter; the mun had nothing on but bis pantaloons—no vest or Coat; his beight was about five feet tive to six, rather stout; | would know the man agaui; I recogaize this man, (meaning Mr. Reiche,) the last witness, as the persoa who was in the room, and who struck the counter; [ could pot be mistaken; this is the man; (meaning Mr. Reiche, the last witness); 1 did not read the newspaper for twenty minutes afterwards, but continued to look towards the room where I saw Patrick and the busheiman; I saw the bushelman (here present) striking the counter with his left hand, the right pointed in « striking position at Patrick's head? Burke (deceased ) all this time said nothing; once he looked at the bushel man, and again assumed his former quiet position; this mun sbook bis bead 1» a menacing way again, laughed and went away; Patrick, in two or three minutes, closed the shutters, ‘and went away; lam 4 paper box maker; I make boxes for Mr. Adams, the perfumer; my wife is forewoman in his establishment; deceased told me Mr. Rewche was the bushei man; [ hear¢ nothing afterwards untill beard of the murder; [never spoke to deceased | outside doors; I always spoke to him while I was doing business with Mr. Joyce; Reiche, while threatening de- ceased, looked very angry; 1 know the man Reiche, be- caure | saw him frequently at Mr. Joyce's store. Samvel Adams, being sworn, says:—I live in No. 68 White stree:; I saw two men on either Tuesday or Wed- nesday of last week in Mr. Joyce’s room, fronting on White street; I think where I saw them was in the fourth window from Broadway; one party was sitting ina chair, looking towards Broadway ; the gesticulation of the other man was angry; the acts of the parties coutinued for a minute or two; | think J could recognize the features of the parties; the man who was standing up had bis fet clenched, and seemingly in a threatening manner towards deceased; the man w was sitting seemed quiet, still look ng towards Broadway; the man who was standing gave camitle, and Leaw no more; In ize this man now belore me as the man Wao was 8 ite the PPOs! man who was sitting in the chair, and whe b had his fist clenched, in a threatening manner; this occurrence was in the neighborhood of 6 0 clock; | heard no noise on the night of the morder. Louis Liebenheimer being crogs-examined, says:—The man who took away the knife from the barroom was a stout. full man, with sandy whiskers; | would know the man again; I pever saw him before; he wasin the bar- room about ten minutes; after the man took the knife Patrick was not in the barroom, whenever Bartholomew Burke came to the barroom he had no key tn his hand; on the night of the murder deceased gota quart of beer ‘and took it up stairs; 1 didp’t see him after. Hanora L sworn aud cross-examined, say: —When pe Ape and I went to bed it wall ieee tleven o'clock; the last time I saw Burke was at ten o'clock; be was then at the head of the stair wear I heard no noise the night of the murder: gas was lighted in the hall; I saw a man knocking at the door at half past nine o'clock; be was knocking at the inside door; the outside door was open; I never beard that deceased had harsh words with anybody in the house; | solemnly aver that | cannot recognize the man who was wnocking at the door, as his Back was towards me. Jobn Cabbeilos being sworn, says :—I occupy the apartments over Mr. Joyce’s store; I heard no noise what- soever on the night the murder occurred; my servant wert for ice cream, and heard and saw a man knocking at the door; a¢ she has given ia her sa nothing further concerning the transaction. Juana Lande Cabbellos being sworn, ‘says —I have heard the testimony of my busband, the previons wit- ness, and fully corroborate bis statement, por can] add = other information. er Connery briefly addressed the respective officers of justice, urging further perseverance and exertion {n the detection of the perpetrator of one of the most foul deeds ever committed {n this county, and he said he hoped bis Honor thegMayor, aad all (he influential eas of New York, woul! aid him aad the jury in ngipg to hgbt the actor or actors concerned in this hor- rible affair. ‘Tho jury expressed their entire concurrence in sucha Lodneeages and the Coroner adjourned the case until 10 Jock this mornin, —_—_—— GABITIMNE Had Port of New York, July 21, 1856. 7 Hunter, inwali—M O Roberts. Je, Besley, Sittken & Tronsides, i, Stewart Glnagow— ti feabella ae “paitimore and Bordewur-Aeayior & Park Fanny Buck, Porter, Liverpool P Buck & ( Bark Our Union, Sleeper, we wre—J Lanes, M “A © Rossire & Co. "Famerat ge Elwell & Co, 4 Talimac jp idiken, & Tronsides, Trowbridges Sons, a Key West—Benner & Deake. Sana ep uublic, Libbey Portland Rusgel! é E Vining: . D.ghion—Peck, Church Be Cot Saterly,. son, Charleswon MeGready, Mott & ‘0, Schr 8 Bolton, Allen, Wilmington—MeCrrady, Mott & Co. Schr Thos ion in cena rs aps Schr B Johnson, Turnell, Baltimore—Mailler, Lord rea, Donelson, "Rrmaene FW are & Abbou. ries, Tracy, H Havens’ Sloop © Steamshit Quater Om seals, Mobile vie Havana, with and 7 to Sunuths & Patri is : Steamship Roauoke, skinner, Norfolk. and rp to Ludlasn & Plans enaana, 2th inet’ off Chit re Jamestown, hence for Rich: Seeds bane fay me ang 7 PM PM. roe! ee oe py ay nals rian ocemahy i rh 14 Ship ‘ot rneboay Eason goals with me Winoeh Tat edt ly 1, wi . rain, Rich; July 1,00 TL} wiih pare Gon T oi om, a Rg jen Taylor: tay aBanks, #poN SEE Sa Weary cr Proce wie tase tial Hill, Le Jane 19, with mdse and 308 gers 10 spetord, hai & Ce. From iat 50, lon Hd ‘52, passed a large number of tweberge. eon varie Hamlen, Leghorn, 87 ry parame (i. & with mdse and 2 steerage passengers, 10 Pills Dury. & Kantor Bip Humbola, (am), Pavigen. Hambur with mdee and 47 a, WP Sehiidt “a cee death and 1 aseengers. aly aint 420, Si tp. caw orvers! large icebergs, ‘when coming anchor at Quarantine, came in contact bark Tr Lj carried away her foremast and maintopgallantmast. Jost ber flying ere Ban bi fe Lulea Swe, Kollinius, Gotienburg, 81 days, with iron id 11] passengers, to ord ““iprig Robin ‘ot Chery} reer, Walla, Prtidad do Cuba, Beth bay ® th molasses, to janter. he SW mah, ye ea. ariewton 6 days, with cotton and iy 1 ook the oui (8 marie), Rayner, Wilmington, NC, Indian me S days. yerren, 4m Sehr PR Wapels, Lon * Rehr Mastower, Reed, faoep ‘br yy tor Mount weer Hes Toten. Mi Pro eer Jackorn., Bake, haltimore Propeller Jersey Blue, ‘Kelley, ‘Nant neket. BELOW. ark William Henry, from ———. Also, three brigs, unknown. SAILED. amship Ariel, Aspinwall: bark Glenburn, Londou; orig Veritas (Prua), Cork. Wind during the day from NW io Sk Herald Marine » ya te ig Nex York, pp sone" inl 1, OR. Boe ee ee UMMG, Reston! rigs Contr Male Cinnere, Boston: 3 “Meas, Rig i'w Rogers, ¥rank Herbert, ‘arebara; JL Redner, ifr, Rast Hedda on re Alida, covery amon MW) " daner: joimes, Fanborg, Mimic. wo ton. Reston. ‘et ‘bec, Hand, bd brige Paolo of Hiptne, xe a Fe Peni, Dw and; J Mewne, King, Mean & Mork Williams, rat Deep River, Ct mot Dv Koster jones. Sratiete Lod 4B Shatter rc ny Misceliantous and Disasters. Sur Ameiia—A telegraph despatch to Ellwood Waker en, Seeoclary Bos Roard of i of oderartion, dated & Savannale July a stout @ tone fon ah ship not much injured.” med Sar Bens Epsnenn. bs before abandoned wer Tor 868,000 at weve a ~ sured es ral offices in Boston and Portland. 4 eZee foot Cobembia), pen, the vessel aunt Wevtern Islands after tat wit ir Dark Victory, aad tala Serebear aural ved ca rye ot a gre ‘rom. New belonged to New Ye a bull aaa a i Bi ew Bis tons, valued at S180), and fully Mneured in New Brio Iris, Hosms bey St John, NB pie yyas run nto ‘on Sunday off the i Pgh Hog ryt end Bay, while beating up. by the ship poe boo = for Baltimore, intow of seamtay ‘Ati jibboom allaats opittand bull badly’ Injured, “Capt tt mentee AtPhindelphia "yesterday afterueon to prooure the aid ef sepmes to tow his vessel up from yay Beam Cain Sravess, Dunn. whic sailed. from, Baltimore 23, with goversmment stores, for Cor Mee eon ine SW end o€ Joacbh's Intse’ Ae Pass, while going in over the bar, in charge of = a tlt "Crew at cargo aed. ‘The US velouged io ee, * Nottee to Martner Inform Ful at ¢ perenisa proceed from foreign forts: Mt to Ua guano has been suspended. CK at New Bedford 19th, bork Sunbeanr (uew, 350% tonsh, Cromwell, Pacific Ocean. | Sid ship Lagoda. {Bid from below (Nashawina) 1h, bark Fanny, Boodry, Pe cite Spoken, dic. afbin,gelcon, Patten, from Saranaah for Liverpool, no date, at no Hark P'R Tlaseling, of Siiiee, from Maton for Cowen, was seen June §, lat 46 47, nA Caavenas, July 13—Arr barka Tonle. heen Barton; American, Milliken, and brig Fornax, Gardiner, do; 14th, bela hater Basten re Curis, Churehill, Savannah; 15th, Gen Worth, and Al- farelin. Brevoort, Portinnd: Whitehall, Peterson: Work.” Sit oth brig Kimira.’ Hall, Foriiand, Cunruncos, July 8Arr barks M Gregory, Sylvester, New “John. Gilpia, Gott, and ‘Tom Corwin; Jordan, Bosto Bell Flower, Fliiner, and Warrem Goodws Nvork: 1ith, barks N-P Tallmadge, Small, do: Cordelia Bre” voor, St Thomas: brig Panny O Fielt, “Herman,” st shin, Aniigua. Sid 9th bark Pilot Fish, Hoyi, NYork: brig Eudora, Haskell, do; 10th, bark RG W Dodge, Jarvis Cavourta, May 17—In port ship | el | Woo, ‘Tucker, for Bow ton (not Loudon), taken up at $10 per ton wouarica PR, “July 6—In port brig ., Bearse, for New days. Havana, July 10—Arr barks Aura, Haonah, and Warde, Gil, NOriéang: brig A Gray, do; 1th, sup shanghae,, Given, Sinrseiliens sche 3° 9 Mines, er rey,’ Matanzas 105 NOr Lean 12th, brig sock Pratt, Brigttman do; 13th, ships War Hawk: Simmons, Swatow via St Helena 108 days. 8 Talbot, Burges, NYork (and sid 16th or her return): barks Rhene, Draper, doy Gov Parris, Musana, Portland: 1@th, barks Louise Kain, Smith. Hoston: Almeida, Goss, Philadelphia; brig Rssex, Hill Portland: tath, ship Columbian, tac elde: ‘ork; ‘barks Maria Thereav we), Lindstrom, Boston. © B Hamilton, Chase, Portland; brigs Anima, Lewis,’ do: Carlann, ‘Boston: Ames. 16th, ships Lone Star, paar, —— ‘Ocean Favorite, Joh: son, Liverpool; barks A) ‘age, New York; x; Hersey, rca Partand. 8 Nickels, Nickels, Matanzas; bi Hathaway, Jeland, Bangor; © H Kennedy, Rav’ Sg 5 bc md ‘Achorn, Hastings, Philndeiphia; sebr Aid, Dharlestor Sid 10th brie Resolute, Hill, Portland: sche. Tndianale, Don- ald. NYork; 1th, hark Wm 1 Cougeshali, Tibbetta, and Sierra Morena; 12th, bark Nacoochee, Young, NYork: 13th, ship Margarett, Merrymin, St Petersburg: 16th, bark Cornelia, Barton, NYork, 16th, bark'A J Hill, Car Landina, May 1S--Acr ship “Europa, of New York” (ao re- orted), 13 days from San Francisco: would load oll for New York provided enongh could b me bed that port a and Hone. lulu, otherwise would proc: Hon; freight. There was only 1900 bbls Pita! Labivina, nat but fide at Howe: alu, Lincax, CB, July 6—In port brig Chimborazo, Brown, for Philadelphia 4 days. Manseiies, June 31—In port atios Guenes, ha bag te frome Messina: Celemial Breeze, Hucknatn: s Hs Great Republic, Limeburner, and Mavilow barks Hy Shelton, Burr; Sherwood, Haskell; (;Stambouk King= man, and Danl Webster, Atkins, do; brig Uranus, Hartlett, do. ‘Sid abt 2th ship Britania, Woodward, Ivica, URNE, ed Arr ship, Cynthia, Bartlett, NYork Dee 21 (not Dec 5, as befere reported). Maranaxs, July 9—Arr brign West, Bray, Havana; 10th, Eureka, Daly, N personas: 1200 erie See yor Woru, Te siey. Bishop, lp ig om a" ROricans: seh ‘kllea. Stow in Bird eshall, Wir nor ne iu bark Sate Bewistes on; ii oR tou, Hinckley, NYor) ig J iawyer bark Star, ‘Crockett, nw, a 15th, ity br New D Lane, Gardner, Maxzaxniio, Suly 1—Aiv bark West Win he Mo- ran) on ‘Peters, ig hg oe A AE Oe Beston Biavicons, PR, July 5—In port bark Sophia, for NHaven. same day. BELLO, Jul; $e cont Vespasian, Cook, te a estas mabeenores er, do, sepr Mar) Porto ©. sai) in a few days, in Queens Fuly iOld ekape Louies Hinteh, Mactoons a rad Fenmas, Underwood, Liverpool: brig Samue ven. Bt JaGo pe Cosa. July 4—Arr schr Caspian, Young, Dema~ vara; Sih, brig Nathan, Spencer, NYork. CoE, NB. July 19 Gy tel—Arr ship Caroli Magnus, 2, Sower, jul, do: ‘and ; RF Stockton, Kast pagent cat sONTON FL a 2W0—Arr brig Aleenus, Atwood, ort, NJ; ge |, Manton, ‘Joomel; L LK ay ornate der Phat ous Wea Boat Omrust Veugiider Curtis, Jobson: ht, Cousins, and M iio: Thetis, Nickerson, Albany, Armadillo. Geant, piary Manin. Teer, Di trom Baltimore; Chester, Bh Fan Soa fins » bert on Batt y, wi stron; ely of New Yor! i ALEXANDRIA, July i my re yy Miller, ; Morning Li Chureh, Warn, July 18—Arr sehr Ottoman, Clifford, CHARLESTON, July 17—Arr Danish id bark < Celestia, Smith, Bordeaux. Philade! ld Op barks Balear, Sogriga, ustrich, od 1 Adela, ‘ocabontaa: Bulkiey: i MpiatitoN, Bulg S—AsF sehrs Corbulo, {Mh for do); Allen Downi ee oni do (and fand sid 1%h for do); ‘Adetnide, aed sid 19h for Albany), 16th, Wm Cobb, OPAL RIVER, July 18—Arr sehrs J 8 Weldin, Smith, and Fone ta, Godfrey, Philadelphia: Sid 19h. GEORG: ows, 19, PM—Arrsohe Kate anja all hands siek wes od sy TAH Sap tape Cot, July 19, 610:PM-—Pansing sath i dag i 19. sar aes Joba ba, P Colinas sdeyphis: lene ‘No tog a ar atti’ “Sic TIAMORE, Gaty weed bark Evelyn, brig Industry, Robinson, Norn); sere Nevuine, Clark, Se fine 12—Are se and San J ol Wines, BNORKO TDi A Te-Cld och Ah Aci, Sweetiand, Prove Tn Hampton Roads schr Baltic, Stephens, from St Jago, more NEW BEDFORD, Joly Ps sehr Henry Clay, Delana, Sid sehr BM Sin childs, NV PORT, gaty 19,2 Pwd bark Saranac, Cardenas), Alban; L Crocker: Dighton for do, Stine pS and Por Bren: and others, NE ¥, 9 a W—Are schrs Gen As baedih wave PR, Win ae hijadel mM lol : sires vie be 'T, Hookseder, oad Rien Xvi, _—— somnheney yi propeller Ceo, ian cond Spring. Sohn W Heli, Dayton, Phat Chas BH flock b wen: Margaret Ann, Dayton, NYork; sloop wean wrk! Ma, eet Fag Manish y P Kel Ke ork. Sit fin; sehr Bineran, Viste Vista, Lastia: J aa ae sean. Kin ‘3 Mibar Ferry, Rendot. sloop Mi FRR ARIS July 16~Aer sohes Mawy 1 . 8 Nn, Inde pave for Bangor. Nai i dniy Weeks Be atk Pearl, Huteh! age, Ni Brigham, Zaylor; Alba, Taylor, 1 71 tre brig Empire, Jones, NYork. Cid brig Maine Mw ny ‘art, € ST GEORGE. July Arr seby Montrose, Wt), Calota 10} perON. Jt Arr bri “Hit Are Jong ; ame Bras, Hhaltimore. Roanoke, x “wie We—Are brig PR Hichba pg My a hr ide Worl, Dickinson, N York. 13th bork Boston: achr Guif Stream. York; 10h, re Peuup | Larabee, Auld, Bath, Me; ache 80" ern Belte, O'Brien, NYork