The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1857, Page 2

3 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1857. Our San Franctece Correspondence. Ocurt of General Sesstons. The Alleged French Railroad Frauds, Surregate’s Court. The Central Park Appropriation. Gas Puseenen, BO 6, Sag Before Judge A. D. Russell. UNITED eae Oe court. Before . W. Bradford, Esq. ‘The Corporation Counsel sent to tne Beard of dation of Dee Legistature 10 Legalise the Aiate De—' the divisions er companies continue up 10 BURELARY. Dawe Rete, Tg. OONTESTATION OF ‘H: WILL OF HENBY TURNER, | ® Communication in answer to 6 preamble and fonction Against the Pocifi> Expres Company—e Gm | to bold periedkal meskes. dalled ey notioes puolisued Mancu 12—Whea the Court was opened this morning James | Manon 12.—The United States ve Charice Carpentier, Grelet, THs BCURSTRIAN. ” pened by the Board of on psonsirtoae by ded of ihe State Treasurer in Providing for the Payment tw the Dewspapers, for the purpose of drtit; ine 01 Beory. » you: g man, was tried and convicted of burglary in | David and others cluimed under the Brtradision Treaty with Mancu 10 —Heory tarner, bj his will, gives his eutire | relation to the ’ the Commitice stands open tn thelr old buticiog Lo recetve | the third im Prance—The witness Goepfert war again called to the stand, server 4 ond . Ocmmissionors of Central Fark, ef the imerat of the Debt Defended— Alleged Licentiows | new members, and poiices are Bochana Bo 6% Fulton street on and his @trect exemma'ion resumed by Mr. Tillou. Q. One estate, porsonal en real, to Mr. Levi J. North, a former | be comciudes by saying:— snes of the Press in California Its Ifects upon ths Pub | sbrough tbe press. from the Executive, evidenoing the | Febvuarr OMoer ‘racy eauitied that be deseribe the form of the ae: eartifestes whia! partwer of the deoessed in the otrous and theatre busi ‘The opty question lett for me to consider is, * Neo Peace—Probabitty of Ancther Armed Demonstration | [00% tbat tbe Committe maintains, bead be had eppomied’ to maset s C1 pina ape word eT the amount s0 expende: i axciniodiemnnalian wbich every food citizen must admit is feugnt with dan | ivy rxsmined the pers. and fusdt partially open with & company issued im the course of their business! A Iheve | '¢82 im Obicag» His sister and mother contest the will —TMe Senotorisi —s Keclairoissement | Jer to ine Bale. The ‘atest aotion on their part bas | sheicion hey mM the door, ‘Ihe jury found the pr soner gaury | bere made model which can give senae ides of it [Hxhibit 42 Upon the grou 4% soompetency, undue influence, &> fr Warr ved Life— The Governor's Memage— Hostile Dispo been to essere On sa omnes 9 lax a Sve Cee. sod be wes cents he Gita Fue for three years aad six | produced) Q. Dees that ini form generally coaform to the Christopher Morrison, witness for the preponent, be- sition of the Legulaiure towards the Vigilance Oommit = 7 hep my of Rh eenoemans — oa ALupenp ci actions tasued oy the company? A. It has not the pre'ention | ing aworn, said—I reside =} 63 West Twenty ses0nd leman and cibere im New York. Abeui 4 BAND LARCENY. of being an exact form ae to details, but in general ap} tea, dc, de teen tbosand dol ars were collected, though the money Patrick Conrodane wae charged with stealing pocket booe “ General appearance | street; am nearly 48 years old; I knew the deceased; re ore refused p> 'e ert) . te Laqinlaare has atready taken tn band the ubject | Wes paid arodqogiy by many, and by oiere refined p> | CPuni6. AN Cututaiaat cated ha ine Wisner weetnive | tenia (Ge Bate wher you reslleetit the word “por | | gu bia make hie mark (0 this will bere shown me; ‘ef the Siate indebtedness. A bill has beea introduced in De . oe rennet res he rolls J giere. and resched over a counter four tect wide 10 aabelf the *} be * | 1 became » subsoribing witness (o it, at Mr. Turner’s re: fe Sevate to legalise such part of 1t as has been declared | fasion — goes hundred members. With Sone Sennen iene © canara We pasest bok. be Glee ner vvonchimeses raid the prosecution desired to show the | SU¢8t he doclared 1% to be hie last will ant testament; mpeonsiituiional. The public epinion of Oallornia has a many causes from which trouvle conasones A DEAF MUTE ON TBIAL. ‘course of business; the place of business ia France; the judi | ‘his ccourred at Fiorence’s Hotel, corner ct Walker street Deon 10 emphatically made known in favor of assuming future mey be considered uncertain. isoords | George W Fewer. « desi mute, was charged with felo | dicéel notice that Frasoe is not wi'hin our jurisdiction; that | 0d Broadway, atihe dat of ihe will, November 21, 1856; te considered to be a that came into existence among tbe poopie are not allowed | niously assanlting James Albert, who keops ® board | iwo ofthese persons were in the employ of the compan; ? what is cons! jastty due by us, that the mee | to sleep, The froward, warlike spirit of the Figen Pe Ramee cones of Washington aud Hoboken streets. "2 lo wiuess—are thera any of three actonso forma of Mr. George Snerman and my som fo.nC Morrison saw eure does not elicit much criticism from the press, nor, in | Committee js untamed and insolent because w] ae Ry Ay ee BY A. h] fing oem Saco, 0 year Inowledge? A. No, Q. areas ake Oe Soe ) were pom ase he de Meotany large emount of public attention, considering ite pee, & 7 of calling at bis house, because ‘at this stage of the proceedings the examination of this PER gy sool A pr Tesult, and trast (I ‘weportance. This is chiefly caused Dy the fact that there = with them. «nm the Zid of February © witness was auspended, an* Mr Morruugh one of ths crane) ite contents : b reed Will continue to act in the same s; : there, and hecrdered bim out four timen; be | fortheprosecuiion, took the stand, and waa exainined by the }@ s+Ked cab one of us separately 0 | industry, which heve hitherto mark: exists But one idea on the subject, and that ts—the debt raed isamediatsly, and while the complainant was prosecution. " ; y Bond ve sicned fis bia preteens and fo tae © | tion to the Central Park. I trust, too, that whlie sbevld be paid. The severs! provisions of the Dill meet Lowe aiatved bimin the bead witha.pecre: | | “Have ou the, charge of all the papers connected with cfob other; the decedent signet it on a book a8 | within ite conatitulioval and o:arter:d powers, = Septees. "ah eal % z, | the prosecution? A Yea Q «moog lune pap there e Hi ‘witnesses signed on tho will be ‘ful that, in the language of approbation of the Judges of the Sapreme Court ao . the jury found him guilty of assea't | spy obligations ar actions or oeriiticates nominatis? A There the ¢ecedent was 45 or 46 years old: eepeiee i 1S on east ona’ ell ee end a number of emisent lawyers, who tmve examined fe Court’ ‘the Judes Mote hiss tis conta und requosted Ce a: a iin oh har and a | Se Unger no restraint or compulsion that 1 saa; bin Po Bi ier leg Be gee iat ae) —T am @ counts associate re Wim detail, It te to be submitted to the people on the emer the tater of ne Sate wil be werb te How ty incase. “ho emaployed you ais ae ea blanca ae ee [vers] spirit commensurate with the grow tres Woanenday of September next and no oe dubia | Sih ann ait nae, ade ace eepanent | TEE GRAND JUHY—nsGLIORNoE OF POLICE OF- | tt. tier” at cay hiormaicn heen pirenyons, | cathe Movsione: De eal be wished to make 6 Perera aan ieae iol weala be pfu ‘bat i will recetve an overwhelming majority in its favor. | gentlemen, is the almost unasimous congratalations ‘The Assistant Distri ha to the names’ | son for Mr North, bis par: asiness; Task: ict Attormey informed the Court that the ‘Feoe! " , considerate, ag tLe connequences would bec ero ie ageneral deciro that this matter abould be eetiied far. Broderiok on bis sucosss by tao Amerioun. See are cerca bonnes, | OWEARS™Anere reoered wid exe NE Ne Lave; | draw it; {told bit t would iis was nck imirionte for r'y | ‘Be inevitable t upecdily, and as there is some talk Of calling « constita- te te be ready to morrew | some of them from Mr. 1 «as I did not feel competent to do it; be said he wished him pies of o Soresttainess of police ofivers, who | I don’t remember that Mr Godars gave me any papers, is Beeting of House Carpenters, tsenal conveation, which would tako over two years to | shai he has incessantly, levered for Jostice and Bowent | SEMIS SC Surge ti to bring the implements wBtch they J think I remember tbat Tissandiere ga be RE A OF ae ble meoting 0’ house carpenters was extelo the question, it is probable the plan sow sug. | lexllation, and while Setgging cae eorash hinn, he | Hurreltanid he woud lave am order co tha fect and would | eeetbert now nefere We Comune sabe or bs voastvet-—bie broiber and sine Told ‘him | Convention Hall, Woes mareday gosied will be adopted. It is thought by some that the | nis displayed admirable qualities of firmness and ay fee that it was faithfully obeyed in the future. by ir rion, "M de Montbelon or Tissandier; Iwan .at irri | [i bougbs it was wrong not to remember them; he insist- cody tthe tet atin Weeieisture pomnensen tbe power to appropriate money | everatce, which dually. were crowned. with stodess, | CONVEMAATION RETWXEN JUDOR BUSEELL AND THE } ender ‘he, bret ponare relating tine cane waichare | “soltelt-rerueds aod Sally a me toe claims, but bo | | Girt ere eens cree, fav the payment of the debt by creating new sources of | Mr. Broderick is one Of the very few pavile mea | 15 te genres of the Se AN Cee dary appeared, {n court Ser ee ey caer eee Teen TE SD Tiare manny bons | (subivels retuned, ond Analy 101d mo shat he was compe y Mearisg California against whom Do ‘of corruption or msi | and banded ° ‘ad papers brought here by Mr. Goepfert; I reoelved them at tend to bis own business and did not want aay vevenve, but it is well known tax peyers would object a Senate of | og nce! tome indictments to the Cieek The Foreman Hy oilects urther ac vice on the subject; I thon said I would dr sin rep y to a communicauion from'Jndge Raseell, | oUF office, but ‘whom I catnot recollect; I have other 1 tne & ae he je subject before im some way referring to the bustaces tbe will as be desired, bot that be should & an wee, cnt tes brteg the vee a io oar tnd iced il he busines Growaht betas tet in | Dacre are papers whioh 1h sed mene soother wll thoreafier Kho waned? Luamed | Ser. themes Ackene jected chairman and meee ons © would of necess! tiged fast nae would iry bem they would be abloto | '0be a he cuts wy Lbavenos pos ie bim why not leave it to Levi North himself iratesd | wiiam worri corte hanced “ aff their ectsion. Prieon clear. He ry y prison 3 of to bis wife and cbildren, as he was probably . wing, Je connection with the State indebtedusss there has Friecds that were for years | Mite Forcast a ee eion were not presented, | meee - dleKoon cbjected to the question, and advised the wit | competent to take care of bis Own family; ho suawored | Were s‘opied:— been a large amount of dissussions going on in the pa- ty for either of the | the Grand Inquest could not act upon them. Tr Benes mowed that the witness be compeliedtopro | °Y remaking that ‘Levi would not let it go | 1 That the employers of Now York city be requested oe candidates, pow forget their differences. It is of great ‘The Court said tbat he would see in fature that the com. | duce the pepers in que tion Cutelde of them,” theee are the words he used; I bad | Commise au¢ par. asthe alavdded wages for the ar pore concerning the action of the State Treasurer relative ee eee ae cifail sepreseatation is the | Dlainia were promply made, and suagested ibe propriety of | TheCommieioner said that he won'd allow tke defence ‘> | not copru'ted bim about tbe executor, so 1 left « blank us, vis. Seem The lasn doy of Maseh ¥0 the 108 to paying the July inlerest, to become due in Now York. | Senate, and we arc indebied wo Mr. Broderick, who, with | por" futsgashong mcr: euch das? im torder wat ¥ ety Of | snow wat ihe presecntioe ia actusled by improper mouves or | for it; whem I pext sew Bim I saked whote name IsRouid | tive cmprorinents atthe rate et tec Gone meter Bappears he withcrow the sum of $124,000 from the cbareceristio wagnanimlly threw all bis strength ic | pore the partice on tele the following morning ee ee ee er ee adel thet the question was inad: Whie for executor; he replied “Your own.” I ld him T we iat fr the Toth dav of rovemiver vo the. 160 Ving it to be the best pulley for ‘The Grand ri ible. could s¢e no necersity that as Mr. Nori wae to jarch. 1} 16 standard shall be $1 8734 per day. ‘reasury for this purpose, om employed the Pacific Ex- | {hvacwancement aD ‘al the party, when vaervo.e aan and the Court adjourned for My. Bosteed argned that it might possibly appear by the Feoetve the, prcperty, be was able t> take care of 1s BR a Ha ren the rerpeciaae sabiorers rodut of eae re rr i iy a a aeess mpany (0 rane 7our iy, thay entering | fe meniery ee sont,” ins aire prom, wa ax axuzom oannorm aogorrrm. | Prantl site Pepa tne rt se Can | Me a i on Dateatae | lente go acePres ceutical, fate bonds at the same time {0 pay at their | mute and the party generally are content’ with Mancu 18.—After the City Juige had exhausted the | the ex-President and M. Sartiges this claim of the Northern | paid tbat would be rigbt; he sssented to it, and I efico in New York A ag Li bond hold: | they nan ner arty generally are content, with | ¢ .cndar at the Speo'al Yestions this morning, which did | Mélltoad Company, pad, heen rests thom ne ence ROY” Aled tm whe namie of Mr Nortn; he read the will h meelf, eve then t© become due. transaction | satisfactory result, the quietiog of the fend between the | notcontaln any cases of special interest, he proceeded to ¥r. Townshend was also beard on the sane objection. a my questen about the witnesses to it, ne eaid be ‘was made public a portion of the press began as-cenmenes tena pov apy pod Yours distracted | this Guar, when Jobn Ballard, a colored man, was xiii yA Ea 1 Sotence to Pateedapaie ‘be iy goo * the neaens ho was siok, | A¢rolstion and gu fe moa ‘ant, and ina few days 1h was boldly stated tne | *#@ Yendered powerless the par in nieBaie a | Stith cin ef Feomary. The compiinanl, who, isa | {es tame compllst and for thgvame couse as thet now pefare | with bim fora great many 3 1 peeaedamneneil ROR a ta EE money had rot been transferred to the Express Company, | set the first circies of our moral society ina compiete | Spaniard, stated that while he was near {hd OFDer Ct | eee a ne aeeeoribe Presier un | _ John 0. Morrison. » witness for the proponents of the | termed | Bxperience has proved to us that it furry. It appears that a Mr. Ma member of a large | Wbhe and Church streets the defendant, in company aE ean tae ant Pocneahans'ed and thats | wil. betng duly swora, said that he attended the deceased | est emplovers ~ho take advantage in dull seasons to fieand ihe State, or to do it injustics with enother man, came upto him and omght him by | second warrant cannot be issued against the same parties. In | OP the evening of the exeoation of the will; that it was Work Goze atlers than bal’ ite value, besides the, perni derstood. suspected, tals wae the case, and 8 dren, a8 was proper and commendable, to church, lea. | the throat, throw him on the pavement, avd we unknown | tis speci the question biust be held prop ed witn ail the neocerary ‘ormalliies; that the teste only ono ce ewe men ever @ Gall Ser 08. shed potore tue departure of the lact mail to | ving bis wife, who complained of ii ness, at waren, Woe, | pereca tooka'$o bill out of his pocket,” They made thelr | ,,7P%, Commicsioncr sustained tke objection, on the ground | tor did not appesr to be under tbe tnflue ase of liquor; that Ee etl tenaiiait achore to (sens reoclatio 4d ‘born: af . that the witness is course! and may to produse papers. | hig jud; implicit'y adhere se resolutions. Wotam the Pacito Express Company from forwarding | isdividual living in the neighbornood soon aftor arrived | escape, and the plaintii! proceeded $) the Onief's offoe 10 . Was thire any olber Presidential wa,ruot for the extra judgment was sound and his mind free from any ex- | | The Chairman iben upen mo'ion, prooceded to call fe $124,000, and of course this operated at a preven. | bresthless at the churoh to icform Me. M. thit bie pre. | repcrt bie ascident. He procured tho aesistance of two didoo ‘of ay of theee accused than that new befcre the Com- — at influence. the names of the various shops to ascertain the a fove to fulfilling thelr contract. The Legislavure imme il. | shoe was required instantaneous!y ‘atbis residence. Mr. | of the reserved corps end returned to the spot, and ar- | missioner! George therman, ® witness for the proponent, be | rate of wages paid in esch. fhely took cognizance of the matter, and appointed a.com. | M. at once started for bw house, fail of evii | rested Ballard contiguous to the scene of the robbery ‘The District A\ objected—Ifa first warrant was lesued | Ipg duly sworn, said that be wes one of the proprietors | exbibited in giving these reports, the Chatrman maisice to examipe the weasury, who found the funds ee ae —- ye as Pl be om, The compisinant por'tively Mdentatiod the prisoner a8 008 etre ee ccm Anaigtant District Attorney, read from au Ra ns —| Lage en he oe paeseens | tog’ 4 meeting to make some effort to ascertain what is Mere all right. Some hasty legislation has been put | were Pall i 5 pping iy garroters. Officer Coakley detailed the ciroum- inion of the «ttorney thow! 7 ness, and wes intimately acq' im. He | tual average rate of 14 in each of the @rough boi Lesa ineeconian We ae for using —_ door, ge ass wo Cen i ees fe ee He and his een oe Seceeary, be tat imt be exbangied, “(hjocion wa over _ the Lb Ny oo ae raga Ke meh one Sexpente speee ws the city. The matter was L fhe Male funds without authority, but so far notbing ap some * +» beoo: alarmed, | ci b pnp ‘tasy approached ruled, but decision reserved as to the effect of the other war- lared jence over ® epecial meeting to be called sometime peared to cstablisn dishonesty or impropriety on the part ‘went round to the baok eatrance and there tbe ‘watob,”’ su posing, as wa alleged by the counsel for | rant.) be cbserved any aberration of mind on the part of Mr. | the Dg week Dootor c than ding like effeot, Believing now somthing had | the prisover, that officers wi mers. ‘A. I think there was—I believe. I ato sure there was—I am ‘urner, but that he bed often heard hi i Me. 7 next Sarees fe payment of Soeetats ond bie Ghee bappened of « serious natu! ah dap at ine win- the . nee we ie "ecoanod “opened the | preuy eure ba cod beg there Sm SD. ere yee, Je pee his west en soar wiendtask tne aseenbiage riley ssid from Express Company dow, and, to bis borror, saw o assisting a certaln | case. patd an eloquent tribute to the administrative A. October 4, e mad money throv; ; he never heard qqennrendindammnns Smouns 00 ho, entrasied 10 gh op hg By: fam | Copiain G. to descend from her room window, whiob he | ability of Jucge Ravsell. He said wbat whem they took | any Bier gat trent, Tae Poeeented {9 | Mr Turner speck of any ‘Sthis relatives’ he Dousth Avanus Masisesd- evigin of the difficulty is in the statement put forth that succeeded in accomplishing, sud then took to his fest and | into consideration the vast inarease of crime in the city for | Was it presen to Ray afiee of the United States? Dr Beatty, agriness for proponent, being duly sworn, to the Ex _ . ay over the sand bille in the vicinity of the | months past and the elloris that have been put forward to |. Defcre T apswer 1 must ask i¢ yon mean to asx | testified that as the atterdant physician of the de ‘The commitice of Aisermen on Kaliroacs met oa Thi wee me sews from ine treasury for the purpose. of nT cT tis osape tra ine vengeascn nis | fagreset thay Hnew wouluntine puntcniog wagioomoen | Hi wes exnbied, 0, T Go so mous, "Ns ar share | cessed from the 44 of Angoet MII the Xe of hie death: | dey afternoon oh SFM Alderman, eoravo M a red ‘ e ihe a Sitog itor speculation by hich, Bata or bie friends injored read. The, cirvenetanee giscioved the whole | somewhat im teu: opinion “Daly bad fobiberen incrowand, | and goo of the counted in thie ease, and Jn,the civil acon chet enpiaint wes an abscess of the sternum and 8& | proccedings by reading the following rétision>— were to be |. Itis ad given . wonds " until the recent admuni jon of j e in this court. by pow: r the Northern failrosd Comoany ‘ag there any or celve what was patent to all bis soqueis'ances for months | erfuletioris put forth, have the ‘admiration of all our | Utiled Ma'es Commission sent wh Oy open the absoess To qpE Hoxonasie te Common Osc. OF tax Cire Br ibscompany im thing more ian « oonrent 10 pay | eave Wil ra eet pamenger rom Mores | ‘ine, aee uch pee we torahy Rom ene weg | Xrichvon), Rotary fave Ske tray | eee, weeds era and reise o0 the same steamer with Mrs. Mand there commence? an | PY Sposuigo were ‘considered to bs justly punished lt would | Q Who baa the custody of it at thaitime’ A. hither I. Mr affection of the lungs; he advised the de | dine ct ko Irth ayenue and Bowser, do most reapartfully Matrement. a4 by she friends of tbe Treasurer that he | ‘Blimacy maintained uatll the disoovery Just mentioned. be shown tbat the accuved was engaged in the Lafarge Howse, | 2Y'on or, M. de Momibolcn. Og 7 eecer ‘otiee tae | hati, wise te’selti he ben & Southern onasse a bay 10, ore 7 re . other ; nec eeien deith fa making ibe arrabgemont, and thet | The captain was s frequeat vistier at Dir M's house, bat | anioucia of per of Benton, he Wad ee era te he | Sense ©. hey Rout A Rove. O. Ud Wr, Sites over | caeeee gua gh git uesee ge muni tas Oeetsee ba seas oto save the credit of the State which had been | the latter, being of am unsvepicious nature. never sup | integrity would appear in his behalf, fal peace? a 1 demi rememoer thet be dd, bus f be dia | eeeeee Sve oF Six Umene day during the whole of his | | Seyared tp past years by the non-receipt of money at the him of bis honor, The following | afiertwo witnemes were cailed, ‘who gave Ballard an ex. | it would rot be legal evidenoe, as tt would only be hearsay. | ‘lines; saw him fitees oF twonty minutes a'tor the will eee ee oe ‘ve seen om the house in question. cellent character, the Assistant District attorney raid that the | Q Do you know whether any United Sites Commissioner or | Was exeouted ; bis mind was sound ans v ) he on1 omer fame the imerest became duo, a'though tt had invariably q <b rot 1 th lower POLO! also cent om; that the law aid not mame any time for the let and the furni:ure for sale, aad | comp! t waa undoubwecly mis‘aken to the identity of the | otber Untied Mtates officer has issued any warrant in obe- ducted bim to Charleston, snd was w a tiihis | «ze, causing much denger to life aad limb; Hi man. A host of colored people stood in the distance, waiting | dence to the first Presidential manda‘e fer examtnation of | demh; nev observed im ‘on © . hn le Sode ‘of th ‘aot of | reference made lor further particulars to s well knowR | 6 testify to the eatimable character of the prisover, ‘Th theas accused, of th sane Seti het aberra- | falty urge yeur honorable ode to adopt some, messt Bending on the money now, . to Teaty 0 the eatimable charscter ofthe prisoner. ‘the,ury | heer srcuend, OF 20 Ot ine a ey aces veaaticaian | teu OF obstrection of hie intellectual fac..ice, bubte tbe | EM Stems pay serge eee a ‘unlawfcl, It is further ‘sald that the ree Coverser’s menmege ts acknowledged to be one. @ CHARGE OF RAPE—AN EXCITING SCENE. that. thare was a, amend, Sorat eure Av wae een of Sand nas epermieet ees 1e at er ye Executive Justis ? Oi le warrant crawn a and jaenced. foo macner whine chums Kohler, whe is indicted with Charles Bosl for ausl- | Uhtther ‘it won sigued. by ‘or not | ‘The case was then adjoure« ill the 20h inat. the Commissioner Q. Who drew it up’ A. Mr. Tillou. Q_ For whom? A. For the Commissioner, I presume. Q For what Commis cs bee a Saste tmperatively regaired. It is gene Department of this Siaie, and it certainly touches on nu- | Jered repe on Papnah a Kramer, was then puton irial. | Mr o, Mancu 13 —Jn the matter «/ the Estate of Samuel Par- nderstood here, as elsewhere, that the decision Werove topies not aione of interess to California but to the | Fedgw presented the care tor the prosecution. 1t would be iy wi shown that on the night of the 2th uf last Deoenber, ©f ibe Supreme Court operated to destroy all conddence | ¢xtire Union. ‘The principal subjcots discussed are the | ShOnD. Met One asthe request of one of her family, Mics | sioner! A. For whatever Commissioner was to act: Tam in- | sons, deceased. — Tho testator, a: \no time of his death, was fm ibe legality of tne existing evidences of State inaebted- Actions of the Vigilance Committee and State devi, | 7 Ghanene oh tho | + | clined to think it not intended for apy po iar Com. teed ~ : Tamer proceed with a pail to get at the grosery HAE Bot Intended or. apy paracuiar Com. 1 domiciled im the State of Conneeticut, Tae will was | {ye wished to buow it this matter ‘y sion wes a Dut there are many others of locai im oe, all of missioner. 4 that such a decision wes jast and proper when store. in which the two defendants were employed The pisee | 1h'f think I did—I belleve £ talked with Mr. Tillon abot it as mee, an taren tn conneciion with tas provisions of our constitu- which are treated in & perspicuous anc comprehensive | was «i tn & compara‘ively lonely part of the city— proved there, and subsequently proved in tho State of | the committee. toa. This decaion, of course, only affected thet portion | manner. The State debt and finances arefully gone into, | Righty second street ard Second avenue—and they were | Cote . - si N c ‘Alderman McSVEpon stated that the powers ot the 60 natin sen snes entered ow’ | sre perenne Muna taraneenay ts | bere hangers er eager J wn tieg weve Soa 8 hho AE Ski sare eecnaay ict san atine Une et naan | ioe were oly abie metal Wo requromenteat cilers; aD a ry affairs, ‘aft c % prosecution. } ) case. wersa‘ben who are. exiltied 10 receive laterest? ‘The carr, An to the Vignes Comminias, the Gavernee = MT pS AT Wi. Butegd replied. after which Mr. WeK.con was heard io large portion of these asseta were collected here by the | Mr. G. T Dm Foukmer stated that he had rested for renserer, Daving Wee means ot ble Giepesel, maderweet | & se cen o8 ant Os leeccear whe won on need Iaay. 6 “ive examninagon was then adjourned to the 13th, at 12M. Jarmdiction. The legateos under the wi | consisted of oas | pou. 7h urdence ooo Bowery mort, aad bs he te f i own correspondes ce with it leaders He proves that pro- tpt p rag ry oho Fs Correa Perid cat to bim thet the orgavizerion oaly tn. | years old. and allicied witn paralyais. It was unforvuns's in enforcing tte de. | for the prosecution that her attendance gould not be oroeared. Mancr 13.—The Commissioner granted the wor out a}] tre evidence of Mr. Morrough, atiecting nis as.coupsel. n to atriken biers At the time of the dec .se of ‘he responsibility of prov ‘vale acts the entire debt, which will become due tn July; and for | ™ ‘at, If allowed to be performed, the creditors of this | te’ ded to sid the law ra ot ed by the Norther rm Mis Kramer was then calied upon the atard Shi red x State, Kast. reason to cordini crces when {t first sprang into existence acd mount- “yt pombe ry ae eee amainatio ans . sequently removed to the State of New York; they bave Bate, TSI Ie Hath ould Ute baler argued iat | eo. tale power im moments of ‘mob ‘excitement, Fer fam lokils~ ee call wot be prevmled rake as | od became ee Mr, Moreau Mat coun, aunt, | Caled the eacouter to soonent, belors tue Sarroeain Of | ort pecesirians ‘Tos. witicun men toned when the July interest would be settled, before the is ther ines ‘ooo made culy 12. the oxth for nome tine | the afice of Mr Tilloa aot saw Wodard give MP Till SS SS Ss ae — wa instances of acclivats occurring faiahy thres thorities of! their guar ov 2200 ‘Course! for the frucner—That ts Just the way rhe has bee pestiolo oF por bool which was (ae pat sete at e not ye Dext payment would fall due, the people would by Lg jr. Van Ness,) he | foing ‘on elt the time since the complaint wae wade She | august Parot. and which vontal correspon 4 rece! hs eames request of the Mayor, city from Sacramento, where the firet out- A ~~ McSrspon + ished to know what the comps company end otber p Jue. und that they have bean appro ‘vote have assumed the whole indebieduces, and at states, at ft came to this the same time it would bave relioved him of the diff freak ‘ook ‘place; abd, with a isadable desire to avold [uted to priogners of the Tombs, and when the case waa E i =" er un- rourht before the Kecorder lagt month abe sop -coaa ior un nyrnoes to we waptanres 8 ved to marry to the f rail was not preperod to ans foo stnad C ' bessaway tre oun wae vA Oe Sauboe bigodshed and restore peace to the cymmuntty, be Dro- Pent Tafeorder tril, dit og think it prudent to pete inion, “BOWS ah F4RIE Sua they co vidin oa De thet Bates was afraid the Logisiaiure would appr y tempat of “flo was informed by their Presideat, Judge Busecl'—otand tip. Miss, and put your hand on the | bY spy the |» of any | proper hat e doubt baving arisen as to the tr: P x ia aos mt eethonte oo tore ti ate unis mosey to the pay ment of themselves—and in faxt | Wore GOpet er Yort, that they Bad BO section to | Bible, oberwise 1 abali be obliged to commit yon company. jecved ntained—exception ) Q. Do vou | che will, he bad inrtituied a suit in Tonwectiout forme par- “ So aaa - fe disiory of every | cesion (ar Hive years past gave him | ile NL. "ibe object of the orgaulsation being the obeyed ibe commend of the Judge, but declined an se 4 Stet a." a De you wow | ining tbat consiruction, aud he wished the — against the deep cut and wall at Serenty-nir eRe renee ie rapril oF May tere ia very Line | merely to act wx an auxiiary to the properly oonstlivied se cetek *Ecvnral wiarcies ciapeet | of Lied te” Onectinn aasiained aod Exception) Q Ho f CBFEbere to avapend the distetuption of the estate unili | The Harlem people are orepared to request the emt hy poet Md have mado some other dis. | Ssthorities, Tho Governor asked for « person to confer enee. ard the prosecusip. officers were purzied to know | You know whether apy reward was paid to any person for his uterpreistion of the will has been passed upoa by the | removal of locomotives trom tbe line Goud the Legieletare wow pod ‘hat will be | With, empowered t epeak in bebal( of tbe Committee. sere ced” Ei thin jaccture of tho proceedings ber | clecovery. and if eo whether the money so raid was not fur. | Cours of Compections Argument was had upon these seve- position . it wel con pty tr § cto roa | Tho ‘gentleman referred to 4, and, from bis tore ber coplerred ‘with he reluctant witness and addressed th plsbed by the Northern Kalirosd Company of France’ (Od | rel pointe, and alsoas to tne true interpretation of the will, a9 Nn eo ici, | and manner, be was led to believe he gave « faith oy ty esige Pee over to you, ‘aad you can comm) She Ocsamiestower ruled that the w' eustetteset, ae ree s onan doabt as to tte oon Governors of the 5 faethe ese nands nom, tn Praserer ceseavured ivaci | fui sooount of the views of, the Commitee, All the | USugge=tou must eniy, or f wilhave to remand youto | 4,01 t0 Reece Rl knowiadee So constenction aboats bo hed te Oncnectiouk, Ten ter: |g Tenet Ten Governors met Tesntap0. Coll Governor's . taki han, ne enid z xcept as y flor the best interests of the State, and if bis intentions Pifie Kramer still waiotained silence, ana wept coptousty. | founeel, orirom bearsas:, 1 believe { am, one of the counsel } TOGate will give ble dccision upon all the potnis involved | Cuniber, Presi‘ent, in the chair. The congas of the ins fer 'rench government in cane "t know oo in a few days. tution shows that 6,683 persons are now on the isiar of the i, wae upon the " the money t» pay all the bondhold. my eam Genvew. = " o 1 ald be im transit to New York. It ts contrary to es Sg HC The Dist ict attorney moved to adj = gare tne care wolllsome | aoecial retainer. but Mr Tilloa apd M. de Monthe'on have Ht 4 i Resolved That a special commitiee be to the Board whevber i: is not expedient ral supervision of the female department of the of accoutts belonging to the company was contiaued at con. | a length, and the case waa further slourned i» Mop. 7. wor futare day, which was agreed to by the Court and co: Deing 0 slight decrease since last week. sonoma ts surpass 0 response Roterie cout mat ‘s fully ansounted for, a8 be supposed po sas GRAND LARCENY. Regge Wace Ge cae, and I consider it was as jobads wg hes oe pdms . jd le Tencaen one ua, where the con: ts made by a person occupying what was considered & ro- Bam ifel Jackson (colored) was tried and convicted of ses! after some further quentions Goepfert was recalled and = — as owing Fespectabie an: oe tees ale position, were enuitied to credeuoe. Ta par | ings package of dry goods, valued at $3] 89. from p'er 27 | described the jorm of the obligation ‘which the company are fon was not bona fide, that they would pect Of ibe agreement made at the interview the Go- North river, the property of arnold, Constable & Oo. Sen- | in the babit of usiog in the course of ita basiness, @emretvee to 8 trendulent me disbonoradie pa me ‘of the Vigilance Commiites to be tence two years ané siz months In the State prison. DO certificates nomi atiy in *my Srenmecilont: san duties of his ofioe, oun be easily ascer. | Placed within the jell to ald the Sheri! a prolexing the . Saal iomake eotrics In the, books trom toe der ihe ce. | Plerre Le Sereun.—This case bas occupied the Cyurt for require relief fained; but jud ring from ali the circumstances toat bave pe This guard was to be wich Court of Special Sessions. dere cf Grelet; it was not usnal for the cashiers to do so | seyeraldays, The partios formerly Kops a French res hat the tuperintendent of eut door poor teeneplred, ‘i will be found, after fall taremigation, Bie | STOPS T itipae oe a ts Before Ju¢ge A. D. Rasselt. Balt Price we the Int January, 1955, anion 47 ia anguh. | tauramt and botel ta this city, aud by tholr untied tedue nent the services will ot be requ‘red © Gonduct has bees mpright snd cousiveat wit the logal | S*PTO NT, atoa ne Gommiuce Rould be given Tor | son 1O—Jedge Russell tried over atxty oasee this | er!ordersan forming part of tre rane deooe't wut ila a bor. | Wry amameed money. They ‘are both Fi ‘and having Yard Keeper couse on and alter Gpobarge of his duties. —— bi 14 ba ‘The mou wei dereaw cow posed of single nelions oF ties of five actions. | retired from business went to visit their native countr: Toe soviiiisn of tings in this city, and even through. | ePgagemonts when te woulkl naapen, ro | morning in the Special Sessions, Dut they were ot the | Tirwe two bon 'ervaes form part oF Une dvnver RAL Gn rovurning to thie olty tbey brovgns with thom © youn 4 pomp ap ny orderod {rom the prieon on Sunday, and er sual grade, mainly consieting ef potty thette and as. | Te exsmination of tho » ness an to cortsin entrien in books Migs of tab, & Gangnter O18 Teneve | Etlain st eee een se sree he teRewtng~ bier to repo wen oon taneous State, ia by mo means satisfactory. There oxlate oo ig | seine hour, an attack was mae on it, yu about eign! f feeling among tho hard to de et baytty thal nveatens the Contineance ‘ot | and Casey and Cora forcibly seized, and ee In the best governed communitios there is, at Se ake ane pe Panag thy im Se i ee one gilaece Commitee conten rebellion against the 3 § pit They anod ® ville at White Lo Sereux became jealous of the jusband towards the Frenen beile sh» itt between them, fsanits and batterics. A bost of wives interceded in be- balf of their oiher balves, who bad beaten them, and oa promine of good behavior in the future they were dis- ebarged. “se ber alleges ia her compiaivt us due fe Supreme Court—Special Term. the ae badly administered, but im Oniliornia, from the 4 9 bot does not charge acultery: she alleges fr on tho | ning and depraving irtluence continuous aid ever at - United States, and be might have adcod thas the attempt “10K PAT” LN COURT. fiom. Ji elt. « yi. ges cruelty on ‘amidst 00 ber of Pvp yy people by the events of last year, | van caly ireatrated by the returning loyalty of the | Mise Ellen Borrows, of Budsoo sirset. a very respect Before tion. Judge yy pastof her husbend, and aa estrangement of affections, | “adepied ne ener % mates. ed te evi efocts of wich wil rare wucted 2 Soericr, woe were On held | able tomes, oye te Tespect | Jenn Treadwll’s Recculors va. Alfred Abrams —The de | ané that be properly rrovice for her. All thes Tae Toxcce neaMNG BOSE yyy ules aad Eircicom by woe bayonets of the modora ‘ Hoaslany’’ | Pat, Gra tnaiek baton Seaday inet the prisoaer knocked | fencant admits the claim of the platntitl for $290 as the | sliegstions were denied wo the, satietaction of the jary, a laws a coincide with their views should be pg The course of the press in, perhaps, the groat | of ‘Amorica—the natives of Continental Zurope, who have Genre of is unforiunate state of aduire Instead of boing | ade Ceiifornia their piace of anode esi oe es | popu: en Saeen en ion +, Pe ws ghinsare tor vaste past pS bare ra Ky Oe Deen dwsipated sine the senemb!ing ef that bedy, Tao question came up in a very few days stor both Rouses met, and in rather an unexpected manner, The Assem- biy ixtenced sp invitation to tne Rev. Dr Soot, of this chy, to preach before pone, eben ~~ L js to create tbe opinion that ine only remeay | beth It wit! be remem! eminent clergy eee for evils tb ibe body polio 's tp tne pe rple Tnemeeives | Wat ovlrageouely wanes, te Ge oe en = bie foting in an armed Capacity, an! this is, in short, becom sdberence to law am ry fmm ey — fag Wwe leading dro rine of the men sod journals who tion to the principles ane ao = 7 ste tne Cine Commie A mean ih | Steen, oem acy canocat aah oe th deoare. ‘oays since, vaid, “I wish to | © . ca oraiy wat ‘ue press of Callioraia 18 ‘a dingrace to any | yore would show how Foes BY Gviverd community It is, perbare. more tceatious thas lapoe question The — ah Pan - fay ciber im tbe world.” Ap unnetaral eaonomen:, ts 2 = ft. : campos Mn By ane Ce a oe Ny od of whom were sent from this county, Landy .! thal Committee An equally signifeant fact cocoa errr an icra laut is oi lapousibie, | Seuale by tho election of the Rev. Mr. Galleguer, a Ro, clement What it fs wail ibrestens anger, Is tne | mS? Catrollc a, < this Ce = a body. A pa ny ply ag aoe oer a eng Wine begy ante we elghen saow of reagon of jasiios, at: violently at Ber door snr demanded adm: waied she refused. He redoiy aebed for drink of water, and mace & second aiteck si ibe door wiih hie feet. The complainant repiied hai she wonid give bic a glese of woter if he remained owide, but witsout the least pro vocation be kicked and sseclied her. His bonor sent him to the penitentiary for the foli orm, (six montas,) adding that be was a roflian, and be would severely pan teb all that claes of men who were oreught before him. AN AMICABLE SETTLEMSNT. John Morrison anc Mary Long were then brought up. They were both imprisooed for assault and bate*y on eaeb other, hat on informing the Coart thet they bad set tied the difficulty between them, they were discharge! ‘and left the court amid great laughter. “ @uILty on Nor @urLty 2” A man named Campde!l was charged with stealing twerty two bagesge crecks from the baggage room of the Stoningion line. Clerk— Are you guilty or not gaily” Prisoner—i Was drunk, sir; 1 don't know whether | am Jaoge—I'll vend you three monthy to the peniten ary, and give you timo to get sober. A CITY SWRUL. balance due on a promissory note made by him oa the 28th April, 1861, but sets up a counter claim for alleged rervices of prior Cate, to the amount of $10,000, Oa tho trial, the Jaége charged, and the jury found agaist bim, and the question now raised is—and it is in reality the only question—was the charge mgbi’ | am thas egein called upon, af a single jadge, to reviow the decision of another single judge, both of tre same court and pow With theseme powers. The unfitness of the procosure \e 100 menti orergument. Fortunately, | ete no re som for any reity oO opinion, as to the morite, on +. care a8 presented. Without golng over the evideaco Cetail, it seems to me the judge who tried the could do po less, urder the ciroumsiances, than to may to the jury. at he did, that all the alleged services, if any baving been rendered before the date of mye, and it not being shown for what the note was given, they neds right—he did not eay they were bound—to presume, tn connection with ibe subsequent payment, tat the nov wae a settlement of all existing claims betwrea the par ter, Boch es 0 wae not opty warranted by law, bat cautious end . The esception, ther fore. that polpt—and it ie the only one, as alroady observed, of any conrequence— was not well 'axen Motion for mow tris! IN CHAMBERS. Before Hon. Juag~ Oavies. DOMESTIO DIFFICULTIES, Mancn 1 —The Provle , 4, Schaeffer 1. Am DO. Smith Tole ie ae writ of Bop, but was Bot succer+fal. A BEW DEPARTWENT ter of petitioner, aod Angoina Smith The relator sete up the marriege of reietr and Angeline and the birth of Forestive; that she wae born om the 24th of A) 1840; that they lived together as busband an! wife unt! tne le of June, 1883; that the relstor wen! to Baltimore at that time to establish bimecif in business and sent for bie wife and chiid; that immedistoty thereafter she wrote to Schaeffer, demanding @ civorce and reqc'riag an ans wer 'o ber letter; that without waiting for a reply she went to Bai imore with Forestine and made arrangements with read a report to the efect that the robeo! om Kancail’s Isiand unter their own matter, after a long cebav, was laid over special orver for next week. Board adjourned. Brates and Califeruia The tosor of the press, Before Hon Judge Woodruff Resolved. That the § it SUIT FOR LIMITED Divo! aY. donations vaeeemnen ee tty rir Manon 11.—Marceline Le Sereur, by her Next Prien, vt. | S24 et 20 ont C00. rit oe a a moat of ihe Bap! ne favor *' re prommen| or ia any wise evan ‘gilance orgeaization tacked Mr Gallagher and attempted to injare bie repute ny tS and ase orgnslaenee au comantied, toa before the people y asserting that he bad used his eli mob, and dressed in | deniea, and jodgment for platatf for the da'nnoe of the Beth dy fering and principle, to a like hostility, Tas {efiuence to get up demonstrations ageing 1he Commitee pot ith interest and costs, seoording to the yerticl of Rote vy Ievling oe, trom ine Grat takes strong ground | No charge cruld be moro destitute of Yowvaslon, Heal lee ; hs i falsity waa well Known aothorr $ Fe om ov > = wen oon an tol the Roman Catholic minivters of this o'ty, It most be said ted States District Court, he all eet ence and ccoom piel Me detest and the Demcoratio | Wat tbey abstained rigidly from interfuring im nay ape Retore Hom Judge Bette to ocr eemaile mestenes We. Be orm existed 8 ceiea ccd against ita, ponoy | OF manner with the ou break, aed neiiber in Untlr ps lows mes Caliahan et al vs, The Brig Spee, ant her cargo. —Thie ay P ‘a Of Apri last; tb press bas © velstently a i ort bewhere, did they reter to the horrible scenes that libel filed by the owners of the pilot boat Geo. coun. pg te 2 to have been made on the 26th ¢ pg hy a ioe eary | were tranepiing. The same itr of them tn rlerance ceegye salvage cumpeora:ion for services remderet taken | APril The plsintit having negionved to verve a reply | womemmes, kL teverite ye Wout protect Bre eee tas enmesiy eoveate ‘somse, | Jedge Kussell seni bim to the penitentiary for six montis, | )sMITG > ths Por. Wi 4 ree often a ot boat fed in rover. | cause why be should not be allowed so to -—ivtegs see amenty ack, which wey dinadveniage Both the Rev. Dr. ee winter | b Davai, J.—A coun-er claim must be one existing {1 was an mepeny ck, Sener oped 2 roars | Nekt ana hey. ar Gulngher gence iow omn Supreme Court—Cireatt. BERM Si Salen cat fim td a pomatty the ot nec neapreanous of views unfavorable ferred by the Logisiatare, but the Mme rag h ann bes Before Hon Jodgo Peahoty, without e Jory. twin heer SL when tay ertwen Knew Tork. Sew tases demonstrated how the Vigilance Commitiee Ws regarded STATUTE OF F . : Bopt , 1866; gvob @ proposiion, drawn out by motions akin to this ; a RAUDS—PLEADING. arewer denied any salvage serv ce— ail the vessel 4, question in the Legislature There are many matars by the representatives of the people. Now Tork and Brie Ratiroad Company agi. Qtichrtat =x "A8.sbout fitz miles from port and. we abled ya te thet Tae reepon- f Kg and acre’ ere munsersee dare remors of a Marine Court. ‘The plainiifs in their complaint say that ate corte’® the’ pilot boat to tow her to New York; mt) [x — 3 proof, apd also the rad , 1856, without any concerted Ferinuanee to legislative enentmen's, wha Is Be‘ore Hon Jadge Thompron. time they had in their possersion certain cattle, on which | Srongrtin, Be eaiber bee hy ume on i nat ‘ if in oiferent e ie 1 Berd by the Court—That ae. to ce a och gg As, = oa oe +4 proiis | DAMAGES FOR INJCRIES RESULTING FROM RECKLESS | ey had @ lien for freight, &o., for $780; and that de- brig wacta pay ef enivege ves @a- | 5 Jy be te reports of an oa ‘Outbreak, wider in i's soope and DRIVING. fondant promised, in consideration if they would give | pecient ior her to have « pie goad eon ane the hae the one of last May Charlotte O. Overton va. Jamar Kemp.—thie ection ta | op their Hen and deliver the cattle to « person by him prpeemsed fr her propulsion, bet Ut the brig, tostimony. i gone + 004 | seought to recover damages for injuries to tse perwon of | samed nat be would pay them the freight, te , afore | Ino be hervor. wae, erouEhs nec and Tee Mf cusipal rue nder which we | the plainttf, 1 appears trom the testimony elicited on | sit, Shel they cit, contding in thie promine, tye up Tromelin ir minnat danger. am stmtral "aM a , a for severs! years, There were two dit- | ihe trial, that on the Sth of January Inet, while the plain thetr Tien and deliver the eattle to the person by : | Fompensation to thoae who relieved hm, eudetan, finct vets of oficisis for the eity and county, J Damed. The anewer denice tbo ‘and also | Uni talue of the vervices. Particularly it would be cautious Shen one would be sufficient, and would have vid | Ul, a mai¢on lady of about the age of forty years, and that plaintit! gave op any len, oF Wn iibwing prot to have an edgamtage in exciting the Ceara of the meet it in ‘te work! < To correct this, the Le. | seamstress, was in the n0| of croming the Bowery, about | cattle on any promise whatever, The & foreigner ettiog thelr vrei ae & Feoretive om: Giolature of 1250 passed an est consoliteuto thirty yards north of Grand street, « horse, # toa | plaintiff hed the cattle, and bela them ployment ih would aot be 0 & WAR LY men of the © ty and county, and provited cart ran sgaivet her and knoeked ber down, the wheels | cletmed for freight and o , and that @ person ( Te tn comet the. mbeltaate Cittied to off ehore ar etioare to ect for both. ‘This measure did much to | of the cart passing over bok her prodacing an in- | defencent or any one acting for him, bat oroba!, fotnen? ihe wwage wae No eore tan ri ordinary ohare Pilea, foosen ibe expenses Of the city, and of courss oomdtera- | jury to her person which eniirely abled ber for so. | owner of the cattle or his a Dee? gan an hour for twenty four houre ia an adieq istecns. Tightened taxation. The ‘new regime has been in | voral weeks, and {rom ‘the eflecta of whic? sho has mot | to pert with them to bim without the pay: Penretion oneal ix oF seven months, and fo fer hes given es 1H pot recover for some time, Jadge | fre and obarges: that plaintitfe refused Decree for libellanta aesording!y. os ry The a ‘under this eoiding the case, remarked that if boto | that the apphonot eveing defendant present. Uistection v0 all Paipers for the mont part of vhe Vigilaace wertoovery can be had, In | \f he would see the money paid if ‘plaintif’ woald do. Calted States Commissioner's Comrt, Committee, and heving delerminet to reward their mn servant was driving et & most | liver the cattle Jefendant repned (hat he would, and Before Richart F. Stillwell, Bea. frvenee. displaced the 01d police and filled the vacancies reckless rate of spred when the ipjary happen The Woreepen intiffe delivered the cattle to tne person ASSAULT WITH SCALDING WATER. by apnointing their own favorites, The mater has been oan een ¢ ed jesnnene he Aig ‘wee u sod ware.ous ectversd he or Sm o repres oraeatng Maren 10. The United States ve. John Jomephs, one of the bis reeatree, A) rel any one on | paws Cua S ba od : Eee edn copear® ty voee os arews cup | fan Mm eisncl cr ihe ariver waich cacsed the accident, and ‘and defendant did pot owe pleintite SE eaves tmne-taa hark Bacoriaca. ~The defendant Whi: | Paras Fart.—Coromer Oonpery held an inquest at No. S19 wes. $1,000; B. P Besbe. on his sock, $8,000; Cee +4 h ‘sre of opinion (he bill fe uncomstitationsl, | hie master (however innooent he may be) must respond they were held Held by aman, and acted an cook and steward of the above vessel, on BES Sr ren eee eee two months 14, named | ee es a , $1,600; George wa, on bit aad of course al! preceed| taken by viriae of tare votd. | tothe piaint'l for the conerqneme: hy te vovace between this port and Havana. He is charged with Produced hy a fall recetved from fis ates eran ba brain, yeoebo or oven, (mated that the loss roast Tee fon of this nature woule be to b+ rethh the porpet eon ot tan in ane of That tbe relequishinees of peony having seaided the spcond mate, Reuben Royce, by throw Tecientl deat, Deceased was nie - i , officers. , fall of boiling y 1, m1 1 *.—Ooroner said 7 preent m — Tre vepen bas done mach | feoklesmness as are plsin'y apparent in the conduct of | tbe faith of such promise dove not t ing on bis face, arm and aide e pan full of bol rodeo b 7 | preea, homeary, 208 Bon Weeur Prey yh) pare | on ‘i ™ e3 Crime is said to be largely _ heed to the romors of an intended armed | the servant of this 4 ant, Jadgmont, therofore, for | the rtatute, since the promise remai whieh he was dreadfully, Jajered, ond auifered fi eens Gare nr woman, named Margaret Mcianchy, who died from | pein + iiinois, and the present Peoiteatiery \Soawenen Te We said in case thie consolidation act | the pla'nvitl for $560 prostpa ‘om a Se prema caeus © ng Ee fo'voarn of age, was introduced. he pen per ¢ a din aah” Ventier, © Accharotal denth. ie, | Warden rooommende. be cresuen of gee 4 pr , Jerontt x", nd pr » Accidental death.” Ie. f wa vand the rotora othe oid emoerevopreer ill | 4. ya Foie The Petersburg (Va.) | mage oF the tral, which went vo show that th 0 | ipsa at se was the mite of nigerian wn iprodneed | ged waa a alive of Ireland, aad ‘wae siny-oro yeary o¢ | JOlet. The provent edifoe oomtaine 296 alls, in whlok “4b foros, ond thes ine Vigilance Coma tee | Hires of Fae ae tear anivens are beginning to | the payment of iho debt in question was loft yan enaae, | rises clapls cogs ber hacen) wciet in expelling f S€® there are 278 conviots, J * Teng of government, declare tin rnosed te | observe ‘oor of ala roa that are constantly | frndant frem the procer de oF th Ie second mate from the geiiey Tees nT het | Berorrm ey Taxixe Lapparcw.—Am inquest was also helt N law a0 they eould etalish, sei, proowes te Lae ane cruburg, om rete way Bost; and to | ty the Ovurt tbat, the Decaloge prening tne rigss pind | ihe second vee impel if ansen, thas he tirew the hot wa. | atthe New York Homplal upon the body of eweman named | | Woman's Rionts « geversment anti! acother election peesing ql . ng ‘ se tee premeention objected to the testimony | Rilen Jane Clesdepon, who commited suicide by taking s In tHe Sourm—The I “eprehend fully the insecure foundation da of manykhe result appears inevitable that it | cover entirely on the ground of a promise mae in somal WF ie Site which was inalmiseatte inariminal eases. Coun | doseof landantm. The deceased, 4. wan in ery ville Democra! says s duel between two ladies is om tht ‘Ntinnance ef and quiet reste it | will bot the work of ten oF wr jon» ote corenen ot Fellog sishment of a soourity by plalatiflt, MO | 201 for the nccrse:l contended that It was perfectly legal. ani | destitule ciraumalances and had od a Tite of disripation for }~ TT A oballenge ia known to have prsee: ‘ear! & ‘that in the evant of oer- Virginia com-pletely of that part opal . A now recover for money had and rocetved © DIG | eired a armewhat similar oxre which qgenered and, | years, Verdict, “Death by aulcide” Deggared wasn native | between them. As usual, 9 “gentleman” is at ine Do} * piace, enumernied in we final | compet; of one huadrcd passed taroagh on Saturday, ure, Judgment for the defencans, The (. um seiner reset ved iis uccigion Sn the ovjection. of Lrciaad, ad Wag Sweaty youre of age, } tom of the xitair, a: