The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1857, Page 1

TH WHOLE NO. 7501, W YORK HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING, MAROH 16, 1857. SHOCKING RAILROAD CaTas(ROPHE. ORTANS OF THE sLaccureR 1m ¢ NAMES OF THE VICTIMS. da Buigrant Train Smashed Up on the Peunsylvania Kailroad. alt a Dozen Killed and a Number of Others Injured, &., &o. &., ‘Whe Dreadful Railroad Acoideat tn Canada, {From the Rochester Usivu, March 18.) ‘We are called upom to record the partioulars of th: ‘mont horr‘ bis raiirosd accident that has ever occurred in (.s country—as all evonts it was attended with th> 8 of life, at took place at 7 o’slook last evening, a littls 2 mile from the city of Hamilton, Canada West, ‘and $0 a train from Toronto, whien Ivf. that city about 5 P.M. ‘Tho partioulars bave been gatacred from gentle mea who def the sence of the accident early this morning. Tne Toronto aad HAemilton Railroad intersects the Great ‘Western about a mile and » baif west of Hamilton, and Toronto trains come do #n to the otty on the track of Sh apreerd tery aod Tas trata trom Toronto last Was ascertained that the train tro) to Gewilton, as it was entitled & locowouve. vender, car two passenger coaches—ine latter about peters When this traio reasned the ji lon just train. Afier waiting twonly ‘The ontestrophe waa sudden sud awful, and the work ef death wus ‘astantancous and complete he ccomo- tive aud tender were entirely avbmerged—the baggage @ar partially oo. The forward passenger oar turned ‘Bottom upward and sunk 60 dep nat the floor was buts few inches sbove water. Every soulon board this car ing of course. The rear pas end, apd was about bait sub @ paasougers ia the rear of this car J—sho remainder were dr waed. only Oftesn or afxtneu ars ac track some porsou. out ‘jamp!”* fe are aio told s from the train jast as it plugged into chasm, « upon the ice below, aud was goon after ‘Sep olimbing up the bunk. Thors were but few iadics on te train, ‘this te eaid to ne the oaly one saved 4™ing thoe on board was Samual Zenmorman, the @rest niiwey king of Camads, and ne perished, His Jeain Il Doa disastrous blow to the business interes of the Geo. B. tasneld, of this city, Saperin'endent of toe Erie avd Oserio raliway, Roswell G, Ronedict, formerly this otty, Xe Pierson, ® contractor. were on doart, A&M, the saved. Gur toformact si soat PassCogers were many prom'nedl cit'vene of NI end ouher pingcs. Gagpaton tate m Stator toas 12 vodies bad bexa Sering she sight Detroit, whtch should bave crossed ihe Toronto tain, was aoarly two Bours be When it arrived the ee Pore OOM ‘wail gom2 hours to get across the gap Of the ca ye ‘a cannot pase unit @ mew bridge has consternation at Hawwilion, the Dodics ani assisting tao }, tow, while the former my Lod age aypears beow a frail stracture to bo thus cartly dewroyed We have | told toat Mr. Mar, Superintendsct ry Cocdpotor, were standing on the rear when the oars Jef; the track Tae ! Bywtb be end the superiatendent end saved their lives. The ongincer wat lost. [From the Hamilton Spectator, Extra, Meroh 13.) A Bastions! oslamity may fairly 00 sald to have he ‘Millen ws, Men who have ever stood im the foremost Even, morotunte the most far sigetee, ehergymen tne ., ‘moat tne sapere! conte Serta we fierato do ita secusiowed duty when stomps to > ecribe the beart rending sconce we hare 5 penta rem Toronto, due 1m, tate olay 04 8 quarter re eatorday evening, @ from Teron ” ena. end at a moderate {2 i i i i ’ : g & z i & 4 3 ‘ S2e5 ft it i “4 g i i eget : tf nite : 3 i ig Es REF rf i 3 i & z 3 g i. , and toe three ou ‘were not mio “ander 110 ic not ye! bres 3 £8 iz 3 3 i Hi a 33 e i i i i i ve, ena ry 3 ff i iz! 38 i HH F i F E oh, 38 5 ! i? —s ing i i i t = E H z at Ff i i : i i i i | le i 1 i if; 4 is i re E $s i E it it t g i 3 3 i Ey 3 <3 3 i 5 a g “ & H Hu Es z fe ee j i i bees if i i if fi 4 H if 3 i 2 i hi § i } j aE Eg 3. e it il i ils rE 3 § i 7 g H vand bad d+ => \eonched into the long sleep ‘the drerm baa vanished from her mind. At the ra) way depo, when the suflerers were brought 9 The corper. were taken into bage: Woome where Coroners Bail and Ri Precesae “Wo have them oxamined, and when posetote, indonti ded “We give beiow ine let a8 8s pomsibie AS qo" "ss the intelligono? of the catastrophe reache! ‘the city, Mejor Rooker and Macdonaia’s compa rales of votantesrs marceed to ihe a an them for their conduct. The preseure of the ‘wenn by at bod forced in bohid art company arriv cordon arownt Gs yee, nigh wa: respected. The rules marobed on to the bridge Buta few ate time were ‘On entortrg, Dor i, om wi Pereon wee money to the amount of several thou @0nd doliars ey Opporiie was Samuel 71m: ir ane Bul we cous tor the present come tor the present. Medly written some ii bo be piven a: 10, John sbi book peddler at Hamilton station. 11 The Rev. Boober Hamilton. 19. Ereatus W. Gro-p, Hamtiton, 13, 4 boy, about 13 years old. 14 A girl, about 1 year o19 Bee ar Hamilton, (brother tn iaw te 0. J. ee i 16. A woman, aged about £3, name uukmown. Had a gold watoh and cbain. Mi A man, aged about 40, with a toket from Toronte 18, Edward Duffield, late mate of the Earopa, 19. Mabaly Clare, i ee |, daughter of Mr, Clare, merobant, James street, titon. ‘We are tatormed that in addition to the abi ve the fol- low'ng are among the dead — Mr. Barton Jr., Stra.ford. Mr. J. Morley, Thorold Mrs. P. B Stevenson, Hamilton. ph Mejor, ot Two Rivers. Devid McFigstn, of Galt. = bean pepe or Leck ers, N.Y. . end Mrs Bearfeld, of Suapeasion Bridge. Mra. Duttin, of Toronto. + a Job» Book, wife sud t vo chiklrea, i¢ Mrs Rugell wife of Mr also 100d. \. Mr. Cartian, 6f Dowlngs, endast survive lis tajuries. Jobu Winer of Beeb sgh ogiend 7, ard. o inghamshire, E + . Burntield, the engiveor © the tenn. Jobn Knight, thr man. Rovert Crawforv, of Saltflees. Mir. Sturdes avd Hogh MoFioy, ‘Timothy and Patrick Doyie, Josoph Harkness, of toronto, Caaries Broqn. of Galt Evep and Mary Donate aad James Forbes, of Milton. Raiph Wave, of Coburg Cnaries Oaldwoll, of Aibion. George Maodonanei aud Mr. Me¥ioy, of St. Cathe- Dr. Macklem, Ctippowaeeriotaly . mn, | Ppe wa—ae 5 T C street, Nisgare Fals—arm broken. Mr Curtis Ingersoli—very dangerously \ojured. John K Clase. merobant, Hamtloa—seriousiy injured. A map woo lies injured a the bospite! says that he eat in the seme seat wih Mr Siusrt, and hed hold of bis bapd ap to the time he bimeelf was rescued, and proke bis arm in attempting to save Bim. 4 cumber of otver persons belonging to this city are suppoecd to bave been on hoa, but as nothing definite Rae been obiained regarding them wo refrain from pobisbing their names. Men were working cptoa late hour witit ong poies gud Books, endeavoring 10 raive bodies from the water. ‘Teeir labora will ave been continued throughout the aignt * the accident will not be ascertained ly raised. We learn, bowever, that the son above given (breaking Of the axle) w oorriot #0 farsa cam De ascestained st prosont. (From the Koohestor Democrat, Maroh 14 | Mr. Simeoa Sinsebovgb, of Libeca, who came direct from Hamilton yeeterdey efterncon, saw the body of the engineer extricated from the water belore he lett. MALY a* Seventy versoas Were believed to be killed at ‘ois terribie casualsy The most tniense excitement pre- velled 9} Hamilton and other pisces in Coneda, some one or more persone fiom the towns bered among the dead wrose same is given eteewhere, y ope from this otty or ne\ghbornood wes 1m topete passengers. amoog \notber prominert conteac'er, whore name our ‘eform Ant does DOL remember, was «1 Tiers :to be atneng Se sae wreck His body, bower iad oot Noss rfeovored. or. The conductor had taken up ninety six paweoger LOKeim, showing thas seat pave been oa the tain 20! Set BEmber oF persons TO TRF EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Please comtradiot the report in this morning's paper, (bat Mr. Isaac Bucbanan was among the victims in the jate accident on the Hamilton ead Torosto Railroad. The ‘olowing tlegraphlc despatch was received vy us yes erday— J“ Nowe of onr people in the allway sccideat, AAG BUCH ANAM.” Yours, reapec:fulty, | ISAAC BUCHANAN & 00., 36 New at. Naw Youx, Maroh 14, 1867 TELEGRAPBIC ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE CALAMITY. Hasotos (Canaca), March 14, 151 Some sixty bodies have been reovered from the wreck, bot It is feared al! have not yet been found. ‘The Coroner's inquest stands adjourned until Tuesday. Oniy three persons, Mr. Jessop, of the raliroad audit cthoe, the” beggageman of the train, and the ewitchman at the jonction, have beon examined, Fxtensive arrangements are making for a public (une. raion Monday. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL OF Mx. ZIM: MBRMAN. Borvato, March 14, 1367. Mr. 7\mmerman’s funers! will take piace ai bis resi- devee, near the Clifton House, at Niagare, on Monday. He was a momber of the Order of Free Mesous, and will be buried with Masonic honors. 4 large nu mber of Ma- sons are going from this city to attend his funeral, whiob will be & most imposing sifair. ‘The Accident on the Pennsylvania Rallroad, Hamwenveo, Marck 13, 1867, An aovident ooonrred fast evening about 6:15 P M.,tothe emigrant train going westward, at Gallitzen station. The om'erart train left Altoons at 4:20 |’. M., and was followed by the loca! freight train westward, which left Altoona at 6.1517. M. While the emigrant train was standing at the station, shifting out the assistant engine, the jocai freight {reia came through the tunnel and rup into the emigraal cars, causing the death of six passengers, and more or less ipvring tom or twelve others. There were Afty seyoa benvily inden oare tn the train, abead of the emigrant train; and just asthe cara of the jatter w dropped down against them, the local freight train came up. The evgipe was reversed, bat coul-! not be stopped im time. There were two emigrant cars, oon. tatning sixty three passengers. The bindmest car was raised over the sills of the front oar, and purhed into it, causing the deaths and injcries as above stated. All of the injured are reported as com/ortable and doing well op 1 this evening, (12th tost..) and none 0! the eure! vers are believed to bo fatally foyured The Pow of the 18th iost, says, wo have on w aaeeer Gana Gan whom Lonisa Sbaffer,s vative of Germany. A man named taatibew Wilkins. w ‘The Charges against Coroner Counery. COURT OF COMMON PLE. Before How. Judge Daly. The Court made an order fixing the 24th of March inet, na the day for proceeding with an inquiry into the charges preferred against Coroner Connery by Mr. ton, the counsel tor Mre. Conoingham im relation to hte cowdvet or, the inquest on the body Of the Inte Dootor Harvey Burdell. ' We found Mr. Heke! Contnement reoms Roxen ap Mne. Prosser an very fow persons are allowed to see the prisoners, and sven then omly for brief periods, your Sareea, could not elicit much infor mation. @ trial come on about the middie of April.—Oor. Phila. Mercury, March 7 prietors of the new monster the Thames, to bring her trip to the harvor of lorfoik. sbouts, bas been vemed as AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. Over Arbany Correspondence, Aunayy, Mareb 3, 9887. Both Houses in full blast om the Lagglor Qustion—No Pro bability of any Law—Protection of Servant Garis in their Bighty—Cautiovs Chairman of Claint—Remonsrances agains: Police Bill and othert—Prtitions om the $: bjott of Equalization of Canal tolls, dc , dc. Tbe session of the Senate iast evening was continue! antila iste bour. Temperance, prokibition and toense— these overiastizg topice—comprised the eubjest. This sedate dody is cot atall harmentous, & portion of Sena- tors believing the Maine probibitory law oan aad shoul! ‘be emtoroed La the olties and county towna—Seaator Ride standing as the bead ef this division. Othere are fayor- able toa law similar to the one vetoed by the Doart 0’ Appeals, with the objectionable features, which wore de- ctared onoonstitotional, strickea out. Oiher Senators again, favor the House bili, adopting a stringent loons: Jaw, with thirty dollars as the minimum; and still others 49 Cor a discretionary aum, to be agreed upon by the ‘oense board, Mr. C, P. Bmith, of Brooklyn, whom tho probibitionists ave uniformly olaimei as their maa, define’ bis position for the fret time test eveulng. He bas been o@ truly temperance man for twenty years, lovg before the presebl scheme weiter aature, of probibition existed; during that time he bes tadalged ia the use of lquor of esy stimulating nov ensertained ang of his friends a: bis own residence or apy where ele end would sot cow indulge in ‘tn cae—all We woald Mover Wott? bie right arm to be smpatated ; and he bad consuited the most devoted (rignds of temperance ‘n bia district az to the gourse most proper for bim to pureue im the Sevate, and « majority were of the opinion that « strict pron! be enforced in the city of Brook!7x. oitory tow rowing perties cau stand togeiber for a momeu'— sad a@ there aro vot aeventeen votes ia favor of either @ice; and also, from the well known fact thi {atorfe ren promidition 6f the sale of ! quor, or oF !ice: saezein, Coa ADy possibility pass this rare. ‘The polltictans who have reaped bevsiits from ibe egita om of the temperance question for two years past Oow fod that papiio opinion ts exercising a “sober second (200gbi, have loosened ihe party eorsws, and ripped ‘op this plenk [rom the piatform. Tae this morning took ap she same sudjcct Mr Jomce’ License bill was first considered It présoros irty dollars the minimus: “Or @ Noonte 10 sel. ‘tion wae meade to tpcronase this eam \o fify Cotter Tho Hin Daniel Meban and the Hoo. Artaur Woods, «woo! the aoieat members of the cliy of Now York, both swqu-atiy opposed the pa.ment of any «0m whatever for oerses The ‘ermer gentlenan bed tbe Scor nearly an dour, 'a oppesition te making the Hoenee for such a beavy amouvt = {t would, be oo8 teoded, Ol Broadway witb lasbionable drinking estoons, «bere the commauniy would meot for other usierious pur -0ses tham weroty to take @ mail drop of the ardent Ii wat in those elegantly mirrored sstabiisowents whore 4 greater amovat of crime ls perpetrated tean ‘a say other visces Desides, ag the courte abupdantiy show continual. iy. As these eiegant resorts both men «ad women aigbvy asvembie by eppoiniment, wha soemes of the mest ebemtpadie character are |, aud the reece and heppiness of more ‘amilies ere destroyed taaa sil olber pleces oeeides. For these eas many other resaone which the Honorable Mr Mehsn addnoot be ould not support the proposition to engra’t = the off euch @ large amount tur ii ccoses The gentemsn went ia for free trade im liquor aa in everything else, which opinion Judge Hogebsom will aso advocate durtag the progress of dizcassion on seebdiii I will take severe: days belors the Hours scthen 10 a dirtot vate whether wiltensialn @ ticanse are ao”. ialty attooded to tu the ing tor the repel of ‘aw, probidition, or let ma tore vland as whey ‘TDs servant giria were Hovse jestevi ning, A bill themee'ves There was something of a Sareup ia the House op the Port Wardeo's bill Mr. Wakeman reported ‘be bili, ar direc'ed »y the House, complete for a third aad reading, with seversl amendmen’s Mr Jones, an un Ger@vend):¢ the motive of ihove additions to it, devired « 7 of w day or two ip order tbat he might mike ac , but Mr, Wakeman persisted in mmodinte toa ef the House What was the nord). 7 haa 6 was Dot clertiy ic Wooter, Chairman on Cielms, reported adverse to some dcven lobby appileants for tunis from th» treseary. This gentleman has thas far proved hinse: vigiiaot guardian of the entrance to the treasury, havin, veported in favor ot very few bills, Leet year, when ce deated Jobn Snow, of Madison coenty, was Chairman of Ciairs, he fayore: almost every sobeme which the lobby Oresented, sad many which this year have been dealrd Remoortrauces ere pouring in from the city of Now York agvinst the police bill, and others of a kindred na tore; also, peutions from the country ia favor of dis portat bearing. and the Logwlatere wi ve compotied portant bearing, re to ¢o sometbing to and preserve the canal revenues, eepeciaily ustil the completion of the great work is ac complahed. Ainany, Mavob 18, 1887, The New City Oharter—The Democrats wet Comaiil'ed in Re- gard to t—The Canal Contracting MN—Te Geneve Valy Canal—Ship Carol to Connect Lakes Brie and Michigan. ‘This morning the House took up the bill reported by Mr. Pomeroy, of Cayuga, aad egreed apun by 8 majority of the Committes cn Cities and Villages, to amend the ebarter of the oly of New York. It i@ the bill pre pared by Mr. Blatchford and My. Hall, sod ite main pro. visions bave already been laid before ine city readers of whe Bazan. As the city delegation on the democratic side bave not been consulted in relation to it, aad as they represent about fourteen sixternibt of the city, they ex- pertence « mortification im Rot being permitted to havea vote in the measure. This morn'rg ove of the demo, io olty members moved to adopt a bill providing for holding @ city convention (o frame a charter, but a ma- jority of the Povre decided wo go on 'n the cowaideration of the Blatchford bill, Severs! ef the otty dele. gation propesed verlove emendments at every stage, eed to simost every rection, The principa “speakers were Mr. Woods, Mr Mecham, Mr. Kiviim and Mr. Joba J. Riley. Those gontiemen straggied to procure emendmesia which they believed would be better adapt. ed to the government of the city than the bili contained, ‘bey wadertook to give their reasone; bat as the ewerdey adopted five minute rule im Ly tf Bef eler nd'ng 8 couple ot epee e rove woh ywquiry ed _ sity tor, 0 leader af the olty delegation. trom ih was expected that aid hay be torpinbed the to the 7 nigbt } woke it It diapenece with & great number o° | Kvow Nothing canal officers of recent appointment, and | otders in contemplation. Senator Petty irtroduced @ bill for constrvet } road throvgh Broadway, New York now clone, it ie net a*prebendet ' sary by. The bill will A bill to continue the Generee Vailay cans! some seven miles that ta, from ite present sowthers termio! at (ican | to Mi Grove Pond om the Allegany river—orm pied tbe Senate for the great portion of the version. It nar been catimated to cost $109.C00, and when complete acd mate. risliy to the tole on the Valley canal, on acconmt of the | large and abundant ropply of Coa) and tomer which will come down from Penney!vanie.* This intersection of seven miles of water communication Is all (hat \s desired. The | ee rad to favor the proposed extension, bat pot a soul of them would give Mr Madden any informa tion where the money was to come from. The bit! wil! pees, aa it © aid that contractors stand ready to cool ‘the Work sod (ake State bonds for the payment. ifehuan | coal and tamper can be Introdueed tm the central and Westers portions of the Sale, where wood and timher are | arod order ————B PRICE TWO CENTS. Bearce, tbe Lex'nivinrr show!d aot toag hestate 16 Osued ‘Toere 8 & project Lo Susan Lace Erivaad Cake Mion! gem by moerr ofa peanai 4 Pu lalo compan an act Of incorpurstion jor the parpusd. Two aait capital '# required w guamence dusldess with, aD vilege 10 increnae ti to ihione i in bly looked pen, say that (f the vans ‘a constructed it will reheve the commerce of tho take Of Lowe sevon OF OBE bundred wiles of mrss todicus end borardour |. Apy measure which bab een the great and growing Far ‘Wess and the Mate ann city of New York wil anton edly ve encor: oy tbo when the corporsiors Sat » lenutanas tren theceenl etary. ‘The New City Hall, Mr, JommJ. Remy, from the minority of the Oom. mittee on Cities and Viliagea, has presented ta the Asser. beoostr x fa A Diy & report upon the mubjecs of the erection of @ m~, gerted by the terms and provisions of the bill: among ich creation of new officers; the 0 ‘Oity Gal: tn New Vor. * Canty nee by maintaining ‘ceuaiep Haws (a some After commouting upon the magnificence of the public afipivs and eboltshiog them in a part of this Dill an relates edifices of New York, and the vast avd constantly in- to tne performance of duty, while the division is main- tained as to quota of officers fernisbed and of ox. creasing commeroial interests of the oy, the report cays panes to be incorred; the diequalidcation of some that the minority kaye nef had menses to the majority | of tne best citizens, who have been Foport, and onmast thefefore gay in what manner the | removed fromm othes tor m0 sean aeialog thir shares: ubjeot hae born triatod therein, bud comoiude from the | Sis: oi rowsr, who are te be tues aavoolated wilh the result arrived at that they eanpot have made thomscives Poem and excluded a © offfcial fally ecqualated with the fasts and the merits of tho cass, | piace in probibition which, im preseribing qualidoa- Pom: a hirtory of matters commented with | HOB? directa that no persoa shall be appointed wie hag the ape ne old Atmebouse builuing | tye orpeaivation Franced by tnothy gorersmens, cous, Ace tor wast ct | ia/iavle to abuse proper secomtnoshtiore, retora o ine ‘Toport of the | te Provisions ba oe ee of von tor ereotion premed tn that report of tor Dopartanent pp te oummend them to the favorable cons!- re expe-ted to comand tho respect of tho community “Sipe minority alse preven’, aa the strongéat arguments | 82% liso, and omens acy that can be edduoad ‘00 fla to tae oftloe | 8% 3d for, the ve py certainly argees bad for the bill presented by the Wajortty of the commition, tbat 't aas even thus early, ‘mn tbe amtolpation of it tramere remel7ed their Senction to the opinioa thet the Police Depart. ment 's to sink so low in bio fetimation ‘dat anything {ike « ganeral revoit will ever bo contem plated by \is members, or ‘bat piaces of trust, proper); compensates, will not be se readily Giied, avd aa rapid- ty 0a tt is supponed ita members will be compelled to withdraw or resign. This becomes the more serioas as the bfil contemplates the appointmen: of porsoas from Qpy past of the aieeriot, and thus Ric bmoad and Wesiches tor covpites, beta baying A oumerous population sad no cilcere Dnt a ‘ew constabion, could, it Is to be supposed, furDied to the cities of New York and Brooklyn any re- quired amount of foreo, or whinn tneso cities might be edie, by the Hiberaltty of ‘har taxpayers and tbe Bi Of Supervisors. find dollars abundaat enough w pay heir ee ise t if compelled by any cause te sad pot to be expelled justior awards to i the law should—eli tne amount of b's Ume of Bi discoatinuance of auty. Jolley OF right to detein men in offise will It i Bot probable that each prove eMisieat officers, Thousands of 4 in every respec! worthy, . ot petitions SBE ick Shae non Seapell mame by thousands o ipfvent taxpayers of , Pepreses| 5 onto! Gye bnacred and eighty mailloue s¢ dolar om swo hupdryd and ifty millions of taxable property, ear- omy hon the »pecdy erection of the oew Ouy ail a ui ‘The reprri says it is weil understood that the Saxpay ere of the city are ner aD teolicient huloieg will meet the disapproval of canes. A bu'ldwg Of snab a character wi! be fastened upon the citizens of New Vor’ in defiance of weil sored oubie Opinion, sBould the report of the majority be ate 1 abe majority idge of piecing aomail buliding on the Park .bouic be oarriad out, the rewult would 90 the entab- ‘ahmert of apothor City Ha! in eowe other place, thas sractioatty @ivi@ing ihe ey into two muaictpalitien, a scheme to every person acquainted The committees dirsotaitearion vo Philadelphia, where ‘ne inoen venience of aveh a division Of maniocipalities was 0 great as to compel theiz cousvlidation at an oxpease of wittione Wud regard to tor of @ eultabie City Bali, the ormaptttes rem od tadipones toes tt fe a0t ail to be borne by the generation of today, and that a yearly reatal there ©@ wi) be recetesd from ise goncrel goverameat of be- tween Cfy and sixty thousend dotiers. the facta that three sunrtps of the terter serres pc ndence is below Canal street, aad will be for many years © come, and that citizens som every part of ime Sate aod Usion, eulering New Zork would ba grosly jeconveateced by having to wa'k lew te Pearch of the City Hail, are orged in e Perk estiog, and the minority recommoad the postage of Oeir biti, The fov\owug m@& synopsis of the bil! accompanying 0 report :— 1 Makes ti eveumbent om the Mayor, with te consent of the Aklermen. to apypolyi Unree citivens ne Commiaovers of (he New City Hall iseionern (ato direct and euperin. egaiest venous persone {uly Competent 70 to resign on mane, aud to prevent oboer aad suitable peTRCOS bell g seleced aa their euccessors, wiihout oF penalty t@ to be eniorced—pro: ing bie carniuge for aig femily—ol pay aircady earned. 1! the condition of Now York, K ngs Richmond sud Westobester oountics « + BON at this time en to require the passege Of this e0i, De w WoCh Sore Bre we IES propsiod to EXpeDdt i Lo He. COME Oller te Organization end Cperationn of tats disirt Porter eyetem ehai) have commenced? Pobocomsa ere to 68 whoily propibited, oven wh: a hoy might jassiy ave Whe @pprobation Of the Commirsioners, from recciveng any vevard, preseut or fee for any especial service wuica ry 2. She duly of the ‘end the eredtion of the new Ciy Hall ow that of the | such policemen may have rendered to ea individual ia Park iving ou the rearof the prevent Chy Hal. bounded by | che discovery ot bis Joal Of stolen property, or Other ser ep Chambers aud Genire sireets, eraymuchasmay | vis god which reward would paturally be one bo mece: of 1b@ greatest inducements to vigilance and activity op the part of the members of the Polloe Depa tmoat evs ath— Uther odjeotions, on reviewing the bi!) report- ed oR hg minority of the a doom worthy of partic Wention: among whick is one od such othe: waistanls 85 | seetiog relating to ie arrest Of persons sus re0l0d of ouncll to ix thelr compen: | aming. ‘That wbich is held to De a misdomeanor is here tiven grat r importaucethan scrime of felonious nature, Se Rive nee may be entered a eo Pe wm ; peivele 179 und prseome tmncoeat of Saas mb dweder or eradvs placed on trial, branded as a * common gambler,” and 3. Giver ‘Cro missioners pgwer ie decide upon the plans and sveciications, to advertise for and receive proposals make cont note pad everything Beoeramy to the building and com Oi ecsceecatatanin Sol to employ archi /e8 oom. m\ or ects, ea- gimers, aupermlencents, clerka: on voay be necereary, the Common salton. 6. ‘The existing Hing to ccotracts to apply in this oo lawe, golaing opply to beep full minutes of all thetr pre- same in the office of the Clerk of the ninety days afer the compiction of commonalty raise $2. , | inerend Of presuming the tnanceace of the party modk, redeemable ie i] property may be taken and thectuzen may bo deprived ‘BOL EXCKEd 81x per cent. of Dis Geareet rights; his Mberty may be sacri |. sad ‘and Aldermen 'odeiermine the somuaal | trip upon the meruanpuies of bis guit--aok awarding bis Fy Ty FY be ocmmea tiges ot bemedt ofa doaht fo suopross ‘wold at ‘cag tnae ar value, Se ee ee + rd napuotan finances of the city, pamed | aP4 ovr laws bave eevere pont! tee. lowe are oni weed bat ili dgraire by tnx wullclemt to or tor srenk to under povalty of removel 13, The act to take efleot immediately. The New Vork and Brooklyn Police Bill. Mr. Jour J Ravt.y, from the minority of the commit ‘0, prevents the following as his report on the New York 40d Brooklyn Police biil:— ‘The Commitics om Cities and Villages to whom wes re. ioqairy terred @ bill to create a ‘Metropolitan Police ta the otty of “ tbe vhs New York," having bad the eame unger cousideradon, | ¢ieiders spainst the law, at least eo far as it relates to jeport: That cpon e careful examination as to the facts | the city of New York. The section under consideration, nd merits of the bil referred to your commitice, there | [= "i‘orekte 0 he suppreesion of gaumin fy tems to bave been ay division im the opinion of the com- | of New Vork, wil!, it im believed, aemiat in showing the mittee Of the many end serious defects and objections to | absurd Cetire fer furor lation on ea admitied evil, ‘he pereage Of the ssid BIN, amopg whiod, thai of the con when We prerent laws rf all needful power. Ano. itottonal power of tho Govergor to appoint loca! office’ ther peotion azenmes to prescribe on in trary to the letter and epirit of the constitution relation to cleevona which if needed, ehould form aso 10 One Of tho Hrat objccts of which was, to vest im | ther act. or part Of arcther aot on this gubject, 2 oon. ali the power tp toe selection of their o@ioers, | ti the coasiltution in reference to all loon plated ip pot s \be'r repeesentatives, and to preveat (ho centralira- Mneiuded tu the act of ‘While the name or designatios of any ollicer may be pobre ‘xpreseivo of the authority sad duties devolving se ‘osurmountable to the purpose and design of (he bili as | rvch oflicer, it ie @ matter of trifling importance as to Lame selected: yet. an yielding ton desire eatertained by poem ant gy exploded |4eas of Karopean sebredveed. “The msjorty of the commitice, however, have thought proper to prepare & report and bil! baving in view, in (art, the objecta coutem plated tu = bili referred, and, ve combined whh other purpores, @ bi 8, reyort wad bill mitice tee! called open ta tien set the reatoos why disrent t# baa 10 the report of the majority of enid om mittee A large space in the bill presented by the majority (Dla com mittee, ia filed witn sieresions of Games, roms or counties pamed 'berein, either by petition or other wie Seocnd—Not omly does the district comprised in the sie os 0 raid sot contain «greater ext ct of terriiory, embraces interests of the mort diverse and op baracter: and as the police reguiations of all large ithen are best exeouted becsuse of their loon! orgaa's- ot aed te toerced by thetr loos! interests and demaeds — 801 a8 one of the greatest ob ects of such an sotion It Ubie portion of the reported Dill of the majority is \o ba adopted by tbe Legisiature the wort be w secure ite et ‘and prompt eovon, as weil gr et that it be iu perlect sccordapce with this meu os Ibe per'eot Know) dge of ai) things and looaiitieg ber of “progress,” vhat proceedings may be taken can perraie to amend the com tiintion of Lay 4 Fa | perty=Dence it te of the Righest bigh position) be substituted for that Nhe cites of New York and Brook!y © Vplted rete sua diswmot poltoe wate of New * Organization ‘rol Of the Cepizene Of these clive, and ip vected with My By of ctber oMoers both of the grnerai and gov. ments rhovid agree with tne obaage te prom for chester conn ply provected by plain derignation of Secretary ko. Although ‘reir preseat «ilieers, and, without edational expense, ot ea robject Of minor {mport, yet ae an attempted inoo- ‘rel (he maeives sa safely protected in every respect as if cherreterisiic cf @ Claes of our coumrymen who shey Were to be (+9 it ethos sought, unwil'ingty on their sy brovebt upon our suneeiey the ridicule of Pert) coonected with the police acministration of the me Feropeape as toaoyieg to & epirit de by the found. uw aud vister Oty Of Brookiye ere of cer republic, but whieh finds im the sentiments, actions and sxpiracions of a few Americans jastifcation for the rdionie and the eontempt of sensible persons, who, while DOTA sad educated under ® monarchical cov- erpment, ona and Co award their admiration to the demo cratio repabiean institutions of ovr conntry. For the foregoing reasons, and having carefully const ir? The pe of the city of New York, while wig to aeceps Of aBY Improvement which fan be et- fected in ‘he system or organization of thie imperiant brerch of the mos icipel goverument, are justly end pro Feri) iro'geawt tbat aay person or persone, few in num. rer, showid, ter their own persons! or evestoal desiens, be jemptod 10 we the political majority of the State | ¢cred the provisions of the socompanving bill relative to te Infitet OP the people of these cities a act of ligitiation | ibe police orgsaization e¢ positioned for by the authorities whieh, relating to their own locality, and sot of direct | of the city of Brooklyn, ibe minority of the commie would reapecifaily Dierert to ibe peopie of other counties, should. by the remonatrate agsivet ‘pameare act reported be Ge ouey ee’ 19 the orgenization cten of (he representatives of these couaties, in every seotinn of the 1, aNd In Opposition 10 the representa | of @ poiler district compris of Kings \ivem of the Coumtion moat deeply and almost exolustvely | Kickmosa, Weatobesver and New York, and submit the concerned, ae relates elther te wealth or the accompanying bill for the better orcanisation of the poiloe copie of the cites Of New York and Broobiya, im the | cerertment the olty of Mrook! Reepecttuliy eub 1 are justly in¢ignent at thie | miitec JBN J, RELLY. Munday vs. Bradford. Wasraerox, D.C, Marek 18, 1867 Jism Gompos Baserrt, Fey Poron oF rer New Yous Maman lam Se The cowerdly article of ane KR. B. Bradford, which appeare in the Huniin of tne 12th ipetant, at- t to give the stamp of cow 0 poltroomery, se it in (be peme breath declines involving ite satvor ia « any other than « gentioman Thie wretched excuse ena view mo to express my con. viet het a coward dererves « thrashing from oven hit own (riends when he goes eo far ae to acknowledge bie own detetency before the world Should the said being consider me & ‘‘foeman en wor. thy ef bis eee)’ bis own leck of manliness wil, ae vewal, prove him to be what bie own friends have long deemed bim—« mere tool for the diriy use of oinere braver, yet lens bravem, than nimeei( Confront him, and you can see the impress of base metal in bis ‘see, like the X mark on & pewter ahifling. Feeling arxious to be properly representes, havmg more to lone im the estimation of the pablie than the Above mentioned being, you will o fering Wit Communicaion in men | Ak THIAtES (0 these citien, ** @n Ovlrage on tbe ority—e majority which Dy mBEre RimOns the Whole Humber @f electors in the com nm all rity, ip deemed to which, the eDeliency of the peice departmint ‘he counties of New Yok or Kiegs, will com. | roy the wrstuinens 0’ jhene departments, espe erring 10 WDe ely of New dt render the ( ery of police organ vation cumbersome aod d 1 yeavit in the most disastrous eToots upon the efective administration of poilee iuties In the portions 0! Une proposed distriet whére the groakeat efiotenoy i de manded, and where. not trom the number of crimt- bn! OfeRCos to Whiek ali large communtirs are liable. but alee where there Ws, at ail times, the greatest amount of property exposed to deprecation and injary, and where, 110mm MADT ROvanteger farniehed Dy lar? cities deteo- tee Ie easier to be avoided, and in cares or popular tu wot the cotbresx vewalty euddcn and destructive re quires the utmost power of an sctivs, rigiant and com centrated poles force to maintaia the public peace and Tbe bill reported by the majority of he op Bion ' FiNh The constitutional objection made to the act re. | Widely Ciroulsted jourte: TROWAS forred 10 YOur Committers, and sustained by the opinion | Rosidence, 601 Fighth avenue, Twentieth ward, New 0) the Attorney Gen: ral of ine State, forbids In principle, | York city Wt not 'm ite letter, this atompt-d evasion of one Of the chet deriene of the Convention which (ramet (heoon. | Untow Cavat—Oo the Ist of | wit be through the whole of | oo thet boste muay pase (rom sal #totron of 1846. It te evident that | the objesiions urged resol ations of the Semato ars valid 9 Love and Satcide. ROMANE WH REAL LIPB—ORLE DESTSUOTIOW BY ror: ‘ON—TISAPPOIDTMERT IM AN A¥YFALR OF LOVE * BY OAUDYS— AN INTERSETIDG Caste ‘The particulars of @ most romantic case of 0.019 7 Petaon, tn consequence of disappointment in love, va cn @ light yesterday afternoon. The viotim, young Geran Woman atiout 23 years of age. residing at No. 31 Riving ton atrect, had been deserted by ber lover, whose aema ahe would net reveal, but had onfesvored $9 bear ag egalnes the misfortune with true heroism. Cagoliae Jue lich—for such was the aame of ihe unfortunate womas— ‘wea beloved by a young German named Rdward Shuster, who proffercd his hand in marriage, bat the recollection Of ber {alee lover was so tirmiy impressed upon her mind, thatal:bough sae received tha attentions of Shuster end aignided « willingness to become his dride, eti!l m Georet she pined et the lose of sno absent lover and sa Croti7 contemplated self destructi:a. Shuster was deeply aitagned to iho girl, as a ‘otter which wogive will {ully testify, and was Jaiy expecting (0 lead her to the altar, when she was dovising means ta end ber exiateace in ibia wor'd. Acoord'ng to this young mao’s story be hes boca im (he United States but aix months, aad had scarcely mown the deceased lor three weexs, Being a machinist by oa- Oupation, Be pul am advertizement La ono of the morning papers aexiug for @ tituation, Tho deceased easwored i& aad requested him to call upon ber, He did a0, whee be stated that she bad Seen deserted by her lover whe ‘wea a machinist also, and that tbinkivg it was bim whe ineerted the advertizoment asking for the aituative, uke ‘wes impelled to anawor ii with tbe vague hope of being resiored to ale arms once more, From thai Ume ac ‘at- macy aprang ap between tho pair. Shuster deciarcs he loved ber at drat sight, and over after up to the day @ ber death. Miss Jenlioh professed to return bis \ovs, saxt od her ardent admirer to hope ‘or a bappy apioo. Tho follow'ng letter from Shuster to (na deceased wil ahow dhe selationship be bore to her. — #ROM SAUSTER 10 THES DEORASED. New Yorx, Maron 6, 164¢ MY Ovse Laor— bappy ot having seen you night. 1 must tel you taat { don’s tke the folke tay witn cow. | also think that their apartmen' At for you to tivein. [tls not posible tor there any longer. Now bear me. 1 gust own up te you that! a with you. Cen you retara that | me Boow forthw: Don’t think Motive; my intention is to marry corsent. 1 think wocat irad e Now, my doar Caroline, { make to you, about to the country time you can +: Ridvtdge street, and as 3 i338 Tam your most sbedient, ’ WARD SHUSTHR. Before the Coroner Shuster testiied as foLows iO rebe- tion to the ead aflair — Edward Sobuster, beiwg daly awore, says —{ ive ia No 118 Eldridge street; Lam hero ta Amerioa abcut ax months; | know Carciia: Jueiioh abont threa weeks [ 201 reveral letters irom deceased when eho lived ta de Verte svenue; 120 last time | eae deceated was in & ¥ Dgton etreet, on Friday; | bad 90 communicstion wen Per excep! to wish ber good morning; [ get ac louter from deceased yoaterday ; the inat time I had @ loiter wee id would do any Injury to bere)f; when city I pot an adveriieon ent iu a German nation as mecuiriat, and recetved an anawor ft tiug me to call at ter residence, No. gar store; I went there, and {1 im sove, | imtenoed to marry hor, mm eorprised ot ver death, I ever peerd that eno cheved poison; | know 20 more adeas her: she Gad M 0 dewerted ber, but I don't know whers across tbe ocean with him, was of the came business with bim. ye Ray edewan po’ ot No @ it bids Juecce of polvos; thet she edmitied ebe bad «waiiowea jose of |ausanum for Se egenpel Somyinng euleite, id expreaned herself ti:e@ of Vie Vpoe ea exsminaiion of the porsoa of Ireruned ths ‘at towing tovsning eptrode, exp suatory of her cody, was found in ber pocket, end was produced in evidence up the inquest — LINES WRITTEN BY DECEASED, AND FOUED On arm PERSON. Tam broken hearted and \ovety. bot b bow, axe tell Dim all, be gight probabi> save Lam going on e long journey Geevent w bere : os imoat te La im Oo. ry. Nor further seek Shy Th Lo tos dread ret 1 trom hope repose Tne bosom of her (ather her Goa, Otteuary. The death of Mr. Jonn Bui cxi', on 014, woll knows ead Feapcotabie morchast, was anuounced yesterday 0 the Core Exohaage. Mr. Bulokly was born in Pesacy'veanta, ond, believe, of pareats who beloeged to the souey of Friemds. He came to this city a poor boy sed tor forty years hes oraducted husivess here as a merchant. ‘m 01] Bie busisess reietions he maintained a bigh chares- i ‘eg oo the melancholy Mr GrifMte also spoke im flattering terms the cbaree'er apd virtues of the deceased. N. BH, Wolf, Faq, rese\utions were offered upanimonsl, aaa iv Hon. Tromas Baaya, of Nicaragna, died November Se, (m Gramade, of chrostc diarrhea. He wae Jedge of First Ipatapee, Oriental Department, and in the 37th year of mie age. Judge laaye wae from Northomberiand, Vs , aad ‘was son of the late Col, Wm. Baaye, from that Stale, sefore he haa i g i was appointed by the Oriental Court tbe First Inatance, which office he Stled with Gdeity aad ro'eece apd ‘itersture, combined crity of porpore, the bighest sense of honor. epaeerming, grntiemaniy deporiment, ing manners, together with the kin heart God ever gave to man, it was tbe profound respect and love of all he mingled wih. In bie removal from the scene PK hy tn clety, the community and coart ver have lort « brilliant ornament. To bis bereaved wife, z E i i ; Ht cled om a brief visit ir the inst _steamer—this biow come ‘With crushing effect, We will draw « veil over torrow—it je loo deep to speak of bere. Bat we remember our joes 's his gain, for Judge Rasye Christian, = A from Fioresce state that Migs —y eed 00 year®, ister of Rovert Mintura, i team, aged ; ‘ indy of forvane, of rare intel ana NeTanvmy ot ebarwoler, ded. rocentiy . Mine Mietere haa vavelled extensively in Earope. want abroad purpose of accompanying Robert Min! tour for the health. | it will be remom' that Dr. renee rohan singular cl , ft tes some’ > ot Gun, Yen