The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HBRALB, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1957. Another of the California Vigilance Com- mittee Arrested. SOBNE ON BOARD THE ILLINOIS—7HE STEAMER DS- TAINBD BY A FOG—ABRES? OF MR. TRUBTT, OF CALIFORNIA, BTC., BIO. A very exoliing scene, which resulted im the arrest of @ leading member of the Exeoutive Committee formed by the late Vigilance Committee of Sam Frascieco, took Place on board the steamship Illinois yesterday after- noon ac she was preparing to take her departure for Oall- fornia. Tt appeare that Mr. Myers Truett, who was an active member of the San Francisco Vigilance Oommuttee, had, im bie capacity as ite representetive om the Executive Committee, endorsed all its acta and nigned many of its warrants for the expatriation and other more harsh moa- sures towards residents of that city. During this course of action, Obaries P. Duane, William Mulligan and Reuben Maloney ire inst year senienced to ex- lle, and forced to quit their homes from a fear of incurring the death punishment which was awarded by the Vigilance Committee, and sometimes enforced against recusants. They, as will be remembered, arrived in this city soon afier, and immedi- y sessed to the inne of our ne coarte ot pit Vion as Well as ment against those pers ne} looked (bras porssecters, ywovieed aay of em sbould come on to New York. Affiaavits were mado forth the cause of com: plaint, and warrants jesced ag: inet the parties named by the complainants, Mr. Truett wae one of those promi- ently accused, and the nature of the charges in bis cave were clearly set forth in a bow any aflidavit which ap- peared in the HazaLp some months since. Teen kt aes vie ahs eoharaeter’ AE de It a very well known that during the first six months of ex-Gevernor Clark’s administration he became sur- rounded and captured by a set of intriguers and dictaters, whe well nigh ruimed his official position. These harpies foisted themecives upon his Excellency—a cred ulous country gentleman ag he was, extremely piocs, and decidedly Maine la: peally #0 far in- simuated themselves in his good graces as to control a large portion of the appointments. It teaked out finally, was manifest in relation to this alleged species @ executive corruption, that « committee was in- stituted te make a thorough examination of the truth Of the charges, compel the attendance of witnesses, and report upom the facts thus elicited. The matter has beea investigated anda report prepared. As it implicates a FE i roe 5 ‘The warrants were then placed in the hands of the be Sheriff and bis depaties, and son after Mr. Myera Tract tn ap gd arrived in New York, a fact of which these alficlals were we One duly informed, and made preparations for bis arrest, mee oe ‘They failed, however, to flad his whereabouts for the to let er space of about four months, and latterly had recourse to ne Compirelier the plan of watching all the California steamers as they lately’ sevanied lett port ‘obtsiaed information early in this week are Se Sande, that Mr. Truett intended to loave im the Illinote yesterday, ee & ‘and immediately made proparations for bis capture. bia sla Bherifis Willetk, Cornell faud Uromable attended by a poste ' howd of depatie to the foot of Warren street. and st a quarter one o'clock in the boarded tho past ‘afternoon steamship, and baving informed her officers of their bu- alness, instituied a search on board the vessel. From some informaticn obtained on board, the sheriffs fixed on one Mnen room, which they said contained Truett. Admittance to this room was refused them sieadily; but having no authority to force the door, the officers of the iaw decided on retarning to the courts to obtain such extra power. Previous to their departure they deputized several gentlemen to watch the door until they should come back, and tuese officials took their post with alaority. When the Sheriff bad departed the Captain of the Iili- nois said that she was about to sail, and oried out for *‘all who had not tickets togoashore.’ The Sherifl’s depu- ties, not having any written order to remain on guard, bad to obey the Captain, aud were landed on the dook. The sbip did not get under weigh, however, until the Bheriff returned with his extended orders, and boarded the Iinois the second time. The Sherif? demanded por- mission to search the movey vault room and lower part ot the veesel, which was den'ed, and thea ho went to REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE, Jaums DursysTer Ocpmn read a pane eee break open door of the linen room, in which he at removal of the Quarantine, for West India ¥ first suspected that Truett lay concealed. the present location to some other point. Sandy Hoek At this stage of the proecedings an Irish lady, from ‘was mentioncd, and it was thought thai the difficulty Baa Francisco, who was about rovurning home, recoga!z ‘whh New Jersey could be caaily adjusted. ed, and calling bim, nformed bim ‘that the man had ceen ‘Mr Gxummi said that be bad been called upon by removed {rom that room whilst the oflivers were on shore, members of the Legisiature on this subject, and he found aad ber boy could point cut the room in which he was ‘What there was a strong feeling all ovor the State on this ay On ale Is bey pines oon whee tem then matter. Ho ‘that the yellow fever port vomols sy bid in a stateroom. Sheriff, with hie posse, abould be to do quarantine in the lower bay, forced the door of the room indicated, and found Mr. ‘Wut the vessels that come from Eurcpe might as well stop Truett buddied up under # berth in great foar, aud ‘where they did at present, in accordance with the re- trembling. He was immediately brough: forth and ideow ‘Semmendaion of the memorial. The memorial was fied, although he had cna false pair of red whiskers, a depted and ordered to be sent to the Legislature with slouched hat and course dross. the endorsement of the officers. When brovght on deck a large crowd assembled around ‘The Chamber then adjourned. him, and he looked very paic, evidently ibrough fear of rough handttn . In this straight he appealed for pro fection from the crowd, and was replied to to tho effect : * You need have no dread of being bung by & mob hero, but you must answer jo the laws for your acts.” Mr. Truett was then lanted about 4 o'clock P.M, aad marched up Ws thence to the Sheri’s offloe m custocy. He was alterwards todged Your N in Eldridge strect jail, where he remained at» late hour Inst night in default of bail. you were req The Illinois did not leave port yesterday afernoon, owing to the dense fog prevailing over the river and bay. She #ill start, however, at as carly an hoor as posable this morning. City Ponittes. Ut eit » You expen the opinion that the former may be diff WHE COUNCIL OF SACHEMS AND THE TAMMANY GENE- alt to procare, and that the latter, although it may be RAL COMMITTEE—THE DIFFICULTIES AMONG THE Gbtained, would not probably be "a document of such s DEMOCRACY--THE WILSON SMALL COMMITTXE ah the claimants would ie ae, help” LOCKED OUT OF TAMMANY HALL. vom unioreanate, vtec te nenbuny appre. ‘The committee of tne Cowno!! to the Sachems, appointed serig evs "thoes doce cod Dee eavence cis to report upon the application for the ejeotment ef the = interests o/ the claimants which you ascribe tothe Present General Committee from Tammany Hall, and SS a eee Ee ee the substitution of a committee headed by John Y. 8a Wen of many important points involved in tha claim. Tae vege, Jr., reported to the council yeetorday at 12 M. ee rea sanan ot a Ea ~ The council is elected every year by the sachems, the oa Fe those documents was ne ef: Present one baying been clected in April last. It has the Oa ad Power sae Tatmeny Hal, end sivaye tas made 8 Pele eaneh lavenaion vanar ne strengthen their I Ind, Feb, 3, 1887. Proviso that no politica! mectings shal! be held in that the department ‘s not responsible for each a impranarous, Ind, Feb. $1887. | Louding without their consent, This privilege hae result. Funny Scenes in the Indiana Legislature—The Gulerna- rt ( Ih ts difficult to perceive why your application for the torial Elects The San 1 0 de., de. never been exercised except on the memorable occasion Bias report should pot have proved ‘‘successful.”’ The Te the oth « when Avgustas Scheli was so terribly beaten, and the Glamants bave set up a case aving its origin In the al- Legislature organized on day of Janvary, | sous wore forelbly expelies. The present proposition Meged conduct of that officer of Venezucia; they have | and have been im session about twenty days; they have ~ mode positive atatementa ot their injaries at his bands; | yet forty days remaining to complete thelr term. the first public notice of which appeared excicsively ey refer to bie words as woll as to bis acts; and yet, al On ‘tb. P. Williard im the Agnaco of yesterday, has excited great commotion Abeugh tnese ‘are pointed and specific, and are Monday, the 12tb, A. P. |, Eaq., the new among ‘the democratic politicians. There was, cons eustaines by ample teatinony, the goverament < yee Governor, was sworn into office under very peculiar cir- qeently, a strong attendance of tne lobby of the meeting gnele has not, #0 far as lepartment ie infor m: - | cumstances, The House of Representatives has a large coune!l yesterday, the meiwbers of the society bo forded the slightest explanation or justification of his con- ig atlowed the privilege of being present a! its moetia, @uct; and the cisimants are naturaily aia loss whether io | ‘¢mocratic majority, and they are theGovernor’s trieads. | The tollowing members of tke counc!! were prosenl. ‘wierpret ths =. se Le at of their allyga. | The Senate has « small republican majority, aad are ex- | Isaac fo 3 Enjan & bane v en eet MM. Wena, or a8 a studied assumption of indifference wo their wards their . P, Willard | Marah, Andre Froment, Thomas Dunlap, William D. Kea- grievances a ee reeset paPpesrariey eal ‘oe | BOGy.” The meeting was held in tho Moai hole.” tno Tt ie, in fect, s ground of surpriee that so long atime | W8* Liculenant * Presided as committee of three, appyinted on Weduescay, reported bas been permitied to «| Whhout some intimaiion | the Senate when the Legislature first convened; the | the following resolutions:— py ite int of zuele of second day of the session the two houres were so far | Resolved, That from the fact of there not being a full at tm negara to . ined a8 to proceed to business in due form. The | ‘endance of the Council 0 the Nachems—shere being bus seven ‘24, 1655) that tne 8 Senate moved to go into am election of @ President pro | decide at present uoon who appeals end others—wne “derelict.” That being #0, it was dis | um., and at this time Willard was in the chair, He would | Commiter, headed by John ¥- Savage, Jr, to the use of Tum ay not put the motion, and insisted that he sti! held enolved, That the whole mat er be roorred to owning eam Oat , ad sould exerelve 1 enti) of three, 10 report at ®auoeequent mecting to be caliad Dy the "0 i pal metrnctod Meeting to be beld in this bulldi ca ne fair title These revolutions uvanimously adopted, and ‘were 10 present Messrs. Fowler, Purdy aod Couner appo'ated as tbe com. government, mittee provided for, This i ‘The result of to the claim of sover a Venezuela What. tag Ball, ver tay bave been the claims 10" the. luland inter posed is determination The Senate proceeded to nomi- | Mesars. Howard & Brown, that they could net by ether nations, they appear to be Aheir own standing commitiecs. and did not permit room, in comecquence of tho action of toe Co for Vedezscia bas, vison crestor alarentom: ‘oa | Willard to roar Wrabe be be assented to that. At two | Sachems. The large recm up claire was tou tho part of those nations, disposed of her pretended rights | ° clock Governor Wright hed the two houses together, to ‘The coal im the basement and the com. ‘of eccupation to ether parties, with whom she has made | “¢lver, in , his valediotory. On thie ovcasion all | mites room in ihe rear of the bar room wore also found puecess! ve contracts, & monopoly of the guano of the Mitended. At adjournment it was resslved | to be icoked. Having no other place. th: manfittoe thereon. ‘Wore it otherwise—were the | ‘St the joint convention snouis again meet on Monday, oceeded to the public reading room. where Wilson Gkmsctoner pations rather wean Venczuclate thosove- | Me 12tb, at haif-part two o'clock to Rony mo lle jail peavmed the chair and the committee organized reignty of the Governor. In great confesion they then = The Committee on Bye Laws reported, and their report ‘ting, 0D) ‘wan accepted. Seere'epen Alderman Tnowas MeSrepow then offered th fence for ing resolction respecting the action of the Sache: expcision, ‘Whereas, the union of the democratic party ‘n thi 4 to some State was secured by the nomination. aud haa since been con ‘The absence firmed by the election of James Huchanan as l"resicent of the ‘timtactorily United Siaies, and, whereas. the future welfare of the whole colt, twas ceuniry in the perpetuity of the federal compact may depend . upon the electoral vo'e of the Empire State, only to be ovtained = wes Ai TE a aod whereas could n regard ‘hese -knportan! ¥ But even this ‘he te Oreerr teeking. ronan, ibe Board of Frunone of Tas any toa . documents furnished yoar ; | called the Con Sachems, {0 introduer ranization pe > a San ioe wimitied aac yon | the offelal votes were iben produced, and they commenced | an istraction into our polieal councils now barmonions hereby the " n¢ unitea) by an attempt 'o force !nto Tammany Hal a new = Orcanization without constituency aad without recognition by the peaple=t ,, Berotved, That having bean electad by the free snit the demceracy aa ita General Committes for the year ! of and organized aa such at the commencement of the year withot question in any quarter; and ipasmuch aa no other politic! Jody has denied this right oF contested our clams, we deem the action of he Counci) of Sacbeme in ordering the lemme of Yemmany Hall to deny 4 the privilege of meeting bere aa nn hieuthor{red and as fepugaan 10 aa it #2 violation of their own duties on . That we have heretofore retrained from the ex- er cenvure a the conduct of those traKtors # principles who attempted at we lace elec in this aly ¥ of the organization, apport to the Inovmil the party tion to defeat the regularly nominaied candida! —for the betier and in order to. , ad: Your minietration of Mi ankn we were willing to loa the perfidy w characte foral act oF nao be veridy whieh bad ch rired thas foi! 7 —hut now that these same men reek ts perpetuate their in 3 te pro! famy by 8 eodtinuation of the same dishonorable conras, wa my No. 87, capnet longer withhold our sendmen‘s and abeiain from ac however, tien. py Resolved, Ibat in view of the aondmet of the Postmaster of ’ thie ciy_in' whtbholding from the Inst General Commitee of A oe bbe waa temporary chairman the funda which-bad been ter or collected ip die office for ite use \n the gener! comtes! we are of tall leaders of this bolting ‘the 6v! be aes 7 profligscy. proper! » cannot too aarionaly deoreonte the tots’ weiple as evinosd by these men ; ant ———— United States District Court. ith unflinching fidelity our determinatk bands © te evden, ah tes Stosve ope Ei, roceamcate i contaneels henenee nse * A Cases placed upon the day calen- | port, we s! a a 4 language ag: inn the rale dar aball pee map set down absotately for hoaring or hich there nt held wiibow dngracing nd betraying the and whic trie) uy and no notice postponing =o ; reparatio: a a" a uot |e thote exetted but Itile debate, and were nosaimounly of tho canes, or sasigning them for bearing on a diferent day, fier whioh the committee adjourned. will be entertained by the Cou for onnses not en. | “1° "aes Presents, re oaThe,Rrotrected delay which this claim bee encounter, pay py Hawa Relations of Las lord and Tenant. gréat chobarrasemont to, the ciaimacts, and the farther | Ibis further ordered, the} the casos mut be put upon MARINE COURT. rerraattnation of ‘A settlement cannot be regaraed with pL. a I order & Oa upon the term Before Judge MoCarthy, toyen trom the frst fa referenes to Kt bave Deen of « de. thden prior to the taking up of the day dooce,” | Cowlois et. Cone Carri—This astion was brongb! cided character—the only materia! doubt having been in q "le Cases on the day docket | to reeever $406 for rent of the third story of premises 765 Broadway, Tho premises were taken for one year, viz. from Ist May, 1854, for one year at $700 por an- num. Tho premisos were taken by the Young Men's Feferesoe to the title of Vonezucia, Wlih ample to nities of investi 2 ne the vier and to the foot of the term calendar. Pon Venezuela in « formal and decisive manner, an ro- It te farther orderod, thet these rules shall go into ef. +p .mocratic Union Club for political pur; . A Mr. eens, te behalf of your government, her determination | fect the next term of thie Court, Harrison, as treasurer of the olnb signed the ease, and ta Feferenoe to this case It she admite her habitty tor | January 81, 1867 Sf lations committed, the ecton teat th be fied without dificuly or delay. It soe remmese ne, | Conel of the Court Martial on Lieutenant . areas, abe Sill be expected to offer euch reasons for that Fleming. THogal wader. th ‘inion a8 will be satisfactory to this government, eape- OUN PHILADELPAIA CORRESPONDENCE. rd tat ‘beter ‘ise 1 io the orally in view of the stipalations contained in the dd #e0- ton of the 54th artiote cf tho treaty of 1896, wien 0 me mpiates corte: odes of redress (a 8 cage whore ofther “party, onneidering twelf offended, sbail first have pre- sented 10 tho orbor ® statersent of injuries or dam- Prnaprienma, Feb, 4, 1987, The court martial in the case of | ieut, Ploming ross sembied this morning, when F.C, Browater, eq, coan- the pisintif! entered into and upon the let the same to other partics and reel vod ages, veritied by competent proofe, demanded jae. | sel for tho defence, submilted his argument, On the | ponsuited ine plaitii tice, and een, hall have been either refusad or un- | completion of the argument the Court adjourned. It will reasonably deiayed.”’ Tam, sir, Xo, moet again to morrow for consuitation, and alter the do- Naval Intell! W. L. MARCY. cinton is agreed npon it will be transmitted to Waan'rgton | The (nites States sloop of war Germantown sailed (rom Cnanime Taxes, Brq , &¢, Ac, bo 1 New York on the ist of Deormber, for approval. to Jat cli Otty Intelligence. Yourm: Avmrve Ruuxoap.—This miserably managed, Concern, having no credit to lose, either with the Pubilo or tts creditors, appears to be in the hands of Qaet of men who have not the capacity to properly ad- ‘minister even tts daily operations jor travel. There are ‘at all times baggage and freight cars either on or off the track, delaying otty passengers, and whea hy these ob- Struetions the time, as it is called, of any of the small cars ts matter on what part of the road tt might ‘be, the passengers are coolly ordered to get out to enable the car to return to the other end of the live and take its turn on time. Before this is done the conductor takes 4004 care to collect the fare, aud Teft to got down or up town either by fare Im some other car, tbrough the mud and ai waiking Ne should avoid Centre Dave almost monopolized that thoroughfare. Wishes to getup or down town within any reasonable time, should take any other live but that. This turning | copeiry off the cars on any part of the line, alter they Ve paid to be taken through, is a species of swindling of the most ocntempiible character. BURNING oF 4 CaninerMakeR's Suor im Essex Sramet — Between four and five o’alock yesterday morning a Gre broke out in the six story brick building rear of No. 4 Essex street, owned and oocupled by Hoary Weil, manufacturer of cabinet forniture, The fro was first ciscovered burning on the fourth oor, north end o the premises. Firemen wore very quickly om the pre- mises, but wore unable to procure water for som oonel erable imo, in consequence of the hydrants being froz-n Fires were made arovod the hydrants, and when the ‘Water flowed forth the flames bad spread throughout ai. most the whole of the upper stories of the builaing. Tio entire butloing and contents are now a pile of # ruins. The Joes is estimated at about $20,000; insured for $10,000 in the Peter Cooper and Lenox Insurance companies. The six story tenement houses Nos. 134 and 138, ip the rear. Camaged to tbe amount of about $500 om the roof two upper stories. The fire did not extend inso Mr. ‘ell’s warerooms, trou shutters in she rear preserving them from the tames Tue Govvensecr Staver Feeny.—The question has often been asked during the past month—aud the Com- men Couneil have even passed a resolution of inquiry to ‘the effect—why the boats of the Gouverneur sireet forry had discontinued thoir trips, and what right the Union Ferry Company bad to atop their boate? It will be recollected that the lease of that forry expires with tho past year, and that tho Comptrolior again put it up at ‘Suction, but fatied to get a bid for it, the agent of the Union Ferry Company refaring to give five dollars for the privilege and the ure of an important slip, but he romised that the company would continue to run boats r @ short time The cold weather very s000 afer set in, and the immense quantities of ce tn the Rast river rendered crossing difficult. The boste were taen stopped and the gates closed, and thus it has remainod to the Present time. What the authorities intend to do to the matter it is not yet known; but it is presumed that ar ‘the city can derive no revenue from tho Gouverneur strect slip, by granting @ ferry priviiege of that locality, they will open it for commercial purposes, and transfor the ferry to the old slip at the foot of Jackson sireet, which ie fit for nothiog else, in consequence of a ledge of rocks which obetruct its entrance, sautting out vessels drawing over from four or five feet water. Sreamsniy wEING ALTARED ror 4 Tus Boat.—The steam- ship Falcon, which formerly ran between this port and Aspinwall, by the way of Havana, carrying tho United States mail, and which at one time was the terror of tne Cuban suthorities, was sold some ti: oc, and is pow being altered by taking off one of her decks, to tit her for beat, and to be used in and around New York har- Joat what is wanted, particularly in the winter aearon. Tux Porcuaas or Foyrnit asp tre Siermre or Caa- RuTY.—This estate contains upwards of ofty four acres, on the Hudson, pear the town of Yonkers, Tho friends of the community of the Sisters of Charity will be pleased to know that the purchase of this magnificent place was, during the past week, conciaded betwoen the original proprietor, Mr. Edwin Forrest, and the ‘sisters.’ The responsibility of contracting a dobt of $100,000 = ‘amount to be paid) could not have beon assumed, hac ir. Be if por centage, In addition to these favors the com munity gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the muni- floemt donation of $5,000, at the time of making their first payment. This purchase bas Deen made in conse quence of the prevent eile of Moun: St. Vincent haying been Included in tho Contr Tax Fraamew Rro1cinc —The closenesa of the contest for the Chief Engincersbip called out consideravie feeling on the part of the firemen during tho canvas, and now tha the election bas been decided tu favor of Harry Howard, bis friends are manifesting greet delight. Last night s number of the bose, engine and truck houses were bril Mantly tiluminated in honor of the event, and several Jollifications wok place. There were heavy bets ee ee ‘the bila Overans, Overmrs.—We learm from persons who hav been In the oyster bumaces in this city for the last twenty Years, that they never koow euch a ecarctty of bivalves as there js at present. Every port, bay, river and inlet from which oysters bas previously arrived, is now closed up with ice, and every dealer who had laid in « stock | now completely cleared out. Most of tho establish nents im the olty, where oysters were tho exclusive trade, are very few of the more forwunste will be % more than a couple of days longer. \ eady sprung vp. and many are exclaiming, “What will New York do wishout oysters?” We learn that th ipal restaur and hotels up town are jb as ton dol the market, whieb, in ordivary times, would bo but middlings, aud that inferior ones are sold as adoliar a quart. I: Governor Wise could romove ice embargo from the westero shore, tn Virginia, State would derive & reveace from the sale of hur oye. tors at tho present time far groater than the advaace In tho price of Bigrers consequent upon the election of Mr, Buchanan to the Presidency. PeasenTation TO 4 HARLEM Rarwoan Coxpecror Mr. Riebard Murphy, one of the oldest conductors on the Har Jom road, waa recently presented with «silver tea service, 8 gold medal and a badge, by the citizens of Westchester county, in copeideration of bis services and care for those who travel inthe cars placed under his charge. The presentation took piace at Dureli’s Hotel, Morrisanla, lact Mondsy, where complimentary apecches were mato by Messrs. Teller, Millman, Sproviey, Cartwright, Gilli Others. The tem se; compres two tea pota, one onilee pot, one pot, water bow), milk jag and tray, be and badge, both of gold. Our res -jae@ the medal will remember that aa 1) o0ce fore received presents for his faithfuines+ anc kindness to the persons entrosted to bis care. The post of conduo- tor on a railway train js a fearfully respousibie position, and when they merit public approval they shoula bave it Tue Lexoveton Avayer Stace Lixr.—Parauant to adver. Usement, the Aldermen's Committee met in the City Hall to hear arguments, pro acd com, in relerence (o the desirability of haying a line of stages run through Lexington avenue. There was a large attendance, as there is much opposition to the linc among the people hyving in that sveaoo. Jani W. GaxaRp appeared or the remonstrants, and mado & long and energevo speech against the line, stating that, with (bros exceptions, all the inhabitants of the avenue were unfavorable to the project. The founds {ion of the petition was also untrive, as tne petitioners had ample mesns to get down ty: nd did mot need a new omnibus tine, Mr G. sata Mayor was deosived by Smith & Fa'rohild,* and so recommended the project en reany 8 wean rereres. Toe inbabitants of thie avenue would give auything julet, and moved into ft to grenpe the nee y ir. MARBURY also oppose the project, as pomed to catablish the stables directly oppor'te tho Free Ase ine, Ma 4 Haba ~ the crowning aae thought the I aid public caiemity. a g ce z Mees:s. Pisoxay and Concktin also spoke ageinat the eure, and Mr. Mills, an omnibus inspector, stated that if tho line was established it woul’ be worth $25,(00 Ac.| ho himeelf would give $10,000 for it. The committee then adjourned til! three o'clock ily alternoon, —— Court Calendar—Tnis Day. Scraxwe Covnr—Circuit,—Nos, 2792, 10¥0. 258, 1280 196%, 60, 1578, 1879, T1535, 18, 1296, 1776, 364,’ 1207, 144, , 1803, 986 ay Dmtaict Ocont.—Now. 41, 42, 44, 47, 35, vrmmion Covmt.—Noa. 442, 761, 762, 763, 179, 783, 784, 656, 787, 701, 702, 798, ‘704, 684, ‘339,’ 134, 204, 239, 166, 114, & 796, 797, 199, 804, 807, £08, 809, 810, 811, 812, 14. ComMON Pimat—Part 1.—Nos, 40, 843 to 266, 309. Part 2—Nos. 11, , 912, , 261, 258, Ey FY, ‘98, 872, 946, 260, 261, 253, 324, Personal Intelligence. ARRIVALS. ‘an, Capt Rdwin K Revele) a ¥ Ww Hi BS Bipley, Os 8) wa Chaps and &; jones, Jones’ Old Italtan em For beautifal ir, ase Jones’ cora| hair ~ tive, 28 Liquid alabaster, for indies’ use, Je. 202 Bowery, Doctor Burdeli's Ambrotype Likeribes, taken four days before his assassination by BACON, 208 Bowery, may be seen at his gallery. 20 Cent Ambrotype Liknesses with Case, deautifully colored, and warranted imperisbs!e. 1,500 tar bahy by iM DamE be Berean a Lier te Magara Falls and Portraits wt one dollar, Miniatures, 12 and 2% cenis. Five taken at once by HOLMES’ Invention, 289 Kroud way. waphs and Be WILhTa Cameo— color’d dagnereotspes of obi! irs tt fully “4 | BROTUBRE, No. 249 Fulton street, Brovklyn. SOORD SBAIES.—LETTER NO. 111. * Toe Reaper that consumption is an go no farther than to ask what has bean the success of the treat meat employot. Bot why generalize or tate popular im we have demonstrative proofs in the writings ‘most profound and practical authors in the profession, that cure by this practice ia rarely aimed at. The patient ines he is being treated with the expec’ation of covery; but the physician entertains no such opinion. He ‘that the course he ie pursuing is only palietive, or that experimental jenied that the great body of the peo ple of this country honestly believe in the jucurability of consumption, and this conviction they have drawn from the failure of the regular practice, ‘Most persons au spose the practice of the profession © bea deiinile pian of treaunent ted and employed by all; thet al! doctors within the ranks Of the profession subscribe to this pian, and that those who do not are outside of it, and not recognised py the regular facul ty. But what will they say when I tell them that there are the prof than exist ouwide of ity Tha ch thing as & reqular practice adopted by ths and tn thie graver Bu: profession and that enc doctor has bis hobby. disease drivea it until he geis his patient into the Jet us review detal!, TREATMENT BY BLOODIsTTi¥G.—Some two hundred years seo Dr. n, & disting wiahed Soglish phyvicwsn and « of great authority tn bis di the basis of whic! ing the result of inflammation of the ling stricture, bieeding frequently repeated are the proper remedy” From th time it beeame very eommon to bleed froin the arm, wot | apply leechos over’ the chest. The aim was, 0, sul inflammation, on b tho disease was bolleve: ecame Known that iat! ua usiion sles, and the theory wan aban- Dut not ro the practice of bleeding This had Decome habitual, and it wes continued; though of late years fow, exoept in the early suges of the disean, have hed the boldness to employ i: Ta the incipient atage It ia still em- ployed, and to ite per weakeniag the irl life, many pers sulfering at the ime om irritation of the sir passages, owe the subsequent lopement of tubercics Gen .umpiim in essentially a disease of debility, |The powers of life are, always weak before It ie ney become sli! more foe bie ai patient, we m utmost, at the same tune that whichis exhausting him. Bieediag, then, eve Mage, only prostrates the aystem, and brings it move fully under the control of the diseate, which, as a consequence rupa amore rapid canr Let it not be supposed many great names. I famous Dr. Mead of Loi t this practice ia advocate! im Dr. Dovar, jobs gie, Dr. Cheyne of Dublin. and Dr. We menticn there names merely wo is recommended and was oractised n Ur. Fothergill, Dr. Munro, Hossack of New York. ‘our obedient serv ROBRAT EUS ER, M. D., 828 Broadway, For Well Made, Good Fitting Shirts, with linen bosome and collars, at 75 centa and upwards, go to the Society, 105 Chatham st Adams Ex Com- ily give notice that thet* wagons have revumed makiog calls for freight and varce!s of all de- scripuiors. to be forwarded East, West ani Souk. Orders leit at the alice wi receive prompt attention. JOHN HOFY, Adams Expreas Company. Speetal Notice.—Tn pany, 59 Broadway, reavect Freight Snperintendey mith’s Writing ant This Day Juhn & iromlway, corner of Fraukiin bookkeeping Slaeses, st 362 street. ee Smithsonian Hoase, Broxdway.—Hotel Ac- coramodations ou we Buropesa or smenne Fee atoption- eam heat ibreugbout. SIDNSY KOPMAN. 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Dr fete’ Faney Articies Exclusively — Unrivalled stork for spi c ring of 1857. RUFUS &. Mei ARG & CO., 356 Nassan street. Rubbers Repaired—No. 76 Noasan street near John. Also, rabber soles attaches to leather boots. Holloway’s Pills are Elighly ttecommended for the cure 0: scurvy aad other “Liseases usual Uo seafaring 3 No mariner ebo:\¢ go 0 s¢a unprovidea with this me- ole. Bristol's Sarsapa: in the blood, which : ys the Virus som. seMery, al! kinds mp's Worm sy comfec ing Weather will be a hose who are ne When Hrandreds's pills All pills having “241 ra w all & box, with full dipections, _ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY imp unites frou “or Hitaations and Delp, se Sith Pago. MARUKLUAN MAUR, Murcer in Bond » No. der in Bond street Ne. 62. Murder in Boud street, No. 62. Muréer in Bond street. Murder in Boad street, Mutcer ia Bond » Murder in Bord mreet Barter in Lona euret, ~ Murder in Bond street fe cay “OrPeeL ANd suchentic portrak of Dr. Harvey Hurdeul. Dr. Harvey Burdell, Prom so ambrotype ts only Sve 4 o~ is lays pr yateriow yearns \eterko ua marder Ase a view of Ge bod of Dr, Rarvey Burdett and the room, aa they appearsd w! urder was iret « esovered merder. he murder was frst dieowvared. The murder was first diesovered. Also, view of the by 49, toge her with (wil par Ueularn of .n8 boer 4 1 thie moraing. die moraing. | he morwinc thie mornt th nn iweoraed Newa, Lilaetemiol News, Ol ted | | cg Fraut Tilnetrated Nows Frack Lestia’s |\lasteat~t News. Frave fosters {iestratet Nowa, Frank Leslie's Tilveiratet Nowe. Fraok |esiie™ |iluwrated News. Allusteased News. Llnatvated News, Frank Leaile Frank Leslie's Atal News Depota—Price 6% conte. FERVOUR DISEASES OF EVERY FORM, PAING Im the limbe and body, want of # Windred sleep. tite and immew fi Wiatiga acer scat s beech treed Of sou hfal strong Unroagboet oy Bold’ at 30 Bowery. Price $2 60, two, 4. Pou halt patie ™ YMNASTIC EXERCIS® TUE BRST mending ® bad cons’: health and haopiness, In the city can a leieure hour be spent with greater te ott Dyapeptics will do well to remember’ Wood'e AVR YOU EEN THOSE $8 % ROOTS AT JONER, H 10 Ann street, also, his double sole bente, at 85. ‘ [ "DIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTRNO—LIRP yniiped, for cold or wet weather. An excetie~ for chapped banda, aaitrheum Bc bleach she b- der them soft aod amecth The indies’ oa For vale at a ore ee MISOBLLANEOUS. ‘OUN@ AND OLD MEN. WITH BROKEN DOWN feeble, vafferers, bieaned ‘Iacob, Webber's ang oud panscesDr. fepber § @you }, rob tofefand ines athful strength, 1 ly : mgt, lib purely wes. ‘anosent; tne for weak or delicate fomaice.” Price 0; two for $4. Depot No. 02 Bowery. Birth. on Monday, Feb. 3, Ip by the Rev. Charles J. chureh, at bis residence, 130 Boyp, of cousty Armagh, Ireland, to Miss Many Bnown, of the same pace. Romamm—McKwmd.—On Wednesc residence of the bride’s mother, by Wijam Hawny Romayve to CaRot est daugbier of ibe late Duncan mcEwing, Ks this city KinG—Samnuxe.—At Yonkers, on Wednesday, Feb. 4, by the Rey pastor of 3 Stephen's Urcitia M, SamutRe, Eackn—Wnikin.—At tho residence of the pride’s fa- ther, Jan 31, 1857, by tho Rey, J Rett, Parmm Eague, of ‘bis city, to Pune A., youngest dang kin, Eeq’, of Walktt!, Orange county, N. Y, Muap—Rasve —On Thursday, Fob. 5. at St. George’s ehurch, Newburg, by the Key. Dr. 8 own. Owapian Mmap, of this to Mania W,, danguter of the imte George Reeve. of the fermer Van Nortwick—Mictam.—Oo Wednesday, Jan. 28, 85", 0 Rey. Mr. Maodevilic, n: tne residence of the ents, Mr, AG Vaw Noxrwick, of New Brans- J. to Mies 8. A, Minten, dany bier of E. W. Mis Jer, Haq., of Float : this city, . Jones, McEwina, young: ; all of Died. Howstt.—Ua Thursday, Fev 5, jed 13. 8. “the rela ives and friends of ‘he atan Howat, Beg my, and thore ¢ en M. Taylor, arc invited to um, »! four o’elre! videnoe, 2 his son ‘n law, the funeral services, this afiern out forther invitation, from bis | Twonty second street iis re Middletown, Orange county Muminy --On Toursday, Feb 38th yeer of bis age, a natty of | ty Li Ireland. Hie relatives and friend#, and thor law, Jobo Nonanand Timothy Kir nso, son tn law, and Dennis 0’ Brin vited to attend his feneral, trom b cond avenue, between Fifty ninth this afternoon, at one o'clock, with tion. Oaxuey —O3 Thvi morning, Fob. 6, after s long ‘and painful tin Witmor, soa of Wilmos acd the Jato Cagsacdra Oakley. in tho 10t. ) car of bis age The relatives ond {rience of the tarn''y are respectiuliy requested to attend the funeral, thin «!vernoom, at hall past two o'clock, from the rerigenco of nis tarner, 82 mue, without further Goi .— On Thargday morcing, Fo 6, afters ebors oa, MARY JaNi KonLAnp, daughter of William Rewland, aged 21 years, 8 routus and 4 uaye. ‘Tho relativos apd friends of the fam! ¥.alvy the meu- 1s, ant the mew will be take. v0 his brothers in. « #0 Joho Ne ore respec: wily 10 a residence, x0 { Sixtiedh atroete further inva third ayanus.to ral, from the residence of her emans will be taken morrow morning at 10 0’clock. | to Greenwood Cemetery for inter Kyan—On Thursday, Feb. 5. 0! ‘Watrag, aon of Patrick and Marin yw months and 14 days ‘The friends of the family ure roep fully Invited wo af tend his funeral, from 1/7 Chryatic sirs0), Wuis: aferno0n at one o'clock. Wee) not for me, my parents Jour 1am not dead, but sleeping he 1 was not youre, but Carin Ho loved me best, and took » Haugmack —On Thurt ¥ Davi L., ) oungest fon of G Deck, aged 8 years, 9 montos ‘The friencs and acquaintances Ci jet fever, cam aged 2 years, & 40 home. 5, of acariet fever, nY Fraaces £. Balicn- 8 soya ne family are re- spectfally invited to attend his tuners), this afternoon, at four o'clock, from the resiaeace of bis parents, 244 Tenth street. Srasia —On Wednesday morniog, +.» 4, of consump bis late residence, 148 avenue) His romains will be ag a he} Sesenecat o r pers please copy. Buarton Ai) Trcsday morning, Feo 8. at 7 o'clock, 8. Brastow, son of Capt. Ricue: 4 aud Mary 5. Beas god 14 yi mouths and ¥4 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited \o attend the fo- , from bis late reeideror, 275 Peart sireet, Brooklyn, lease Copy McGar er Ta Duttiea Street, Brooxlyn, on Wedou- day, Feb. 4, Parnick, only son 0: Mary aud Taomes Dar cy MeGee, aged 4 years and 6 weeks, Funeral this forenoon, at hail-paat ter o’clock, to Fiat- ash. ‘Hacwary —On Tuesday, Feb. 3, after a short but se- vere iilnens, ALgxaRDER MAGBeTY, tu the 26th year of bis ©. “WTno friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the tuneral, from the residence of his brotner ip- Jaw, Abram P. Garrett, corner of Frackia and Haron Greenpoint, this afiernoor at o ¢ o'clock. Bouth Oyster Bay, |. I. on Wednesday, ariet fever, Tamas R’, youngest son of Hoo. = K. and Mary Stanton Fioyd Jones, im the 6tb yea: his age. The ten de of the family are respectiaity invited to at tend the funera’, from the roridenve of farber, to. morrow afterncon at half past one o'clock. Ryax.—On Wednesday, Fob. 4, in the 19th yea , ab Half part 0/008, mm the residence of her mother, 260 Kasi F fwceta Lim Rauiy —On Thuredsy, Feo. 6, Mr Parr Rear, io lek papers please copy. ‘the 36th year ef ative of county Longfard, Ireland. The triers of the family are reepect’wily invited (oat tend the Ls ral, to-morrow afiernoou at four o'clock. —At Seath Oyster Way, Ll, on Trarsday oid resident ef the d of this city, in the Téth year of bis age. Due notice wil be given of bis funeral Toomreor.—On Thureday, Feb. 5, Jawms Taoxrsom, st eon of Johu avd Margarot Thompeoe, aged & piace 1/om tue rosidence of bis , 2C4 Penel stroot, this moruiugat nine o'clock. ¥ Maxwait —On Tharaday, Feb 5, after « short \iiness, Jane Moxwnat, daughter of Timotay and Jalla Max: D ys. 8 Contre Market place, © morrow - dean tan a —On Wednesday, Feo. 4, attor » u Bess, Amma Baant, daughter of Fi saad Britges Bee. dy, eged 3 years, 9 months and || ‘The relatives and (rienda of the to attend the fo street. Kaarr.—On Wednesday -— Feb 4, im the 67tb year of ber age, Mrs. Haxaier, wile of Hoary Kaapp, late of Dutenera county. Hor fanera! will (ake piace at the Charch of the Communion, corner of Sixth avenue sod mreet, om Sunday nexi atone ococt Her triends ane Acquaintances are invited to attend wihout furiver po- =, Hor remains will bo taken to Greanwod for inter. Hixcamas —On Wednesday Feb. 4. of a a. ees, Mra. Mania bincemas, aged 07 yoars, widow o! .bhe late James Hi mchmac ‘The relatives and friends of the family, algo ber sons- in law, Jobn D. Neil and Duel P. Wwslow, aro reepecttal- ber late rest- }, this after. ly Yavited to attend her ‘uneral service, at Genoe, 38 Houth Third street, Willie o’clook i 8. John’s Yorkers. Her re tnd friends are to atiend. Warnon.—On aa tee 671m year o ver his age, Hasay Warton, ey eleppaiehll Watece, Jr, and Wm a FEE, be taken to Greenwood, i re = we ais Joa Reve, aged of fare sit - eens bar ieaeve om Ee are Ninth avenve, this aferncoe at ome o’clook. Rro.en.—On Wednesday Fob. 4, after = hort but severe illness, Lawis B, child ‘of Lowte oe Rigier, aged 6 years, § monthe and 30 x yetntves end trent of the teaity ave respeutely Parents, No. 169 West Eighteenth street, thie Renee Ree, . Feb. 3, after a sb- Gaceienesie © ithe rarer ne ends as of tn morning, at nine ™ No_ 76 Orobard etre ‘Wann —On © oe of Oharl- mosths > The ie