The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW-YORK HERALD. | WHOLE NO. 7597. MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS. ’ The Mayor said, so far as the city of New Yor’ we. \ more verlest . Mr. Conover her | ANOTHER MOVE AGAINST THE MAYOR— | 10 bis effort to effect an entrance to tho Mayor’s office to Quarantine Matters. OUR MUNICIPA, TROUBLES. a’ he felt abundantly capable of provervin, yc | More ie Tele dikataae cane ‘ALLEGED CONTEMPT OF COURR se: ve the proces of the courts of law. MEETING OF THK COMMISSIONBRS OF EMIGRATION AP ee here bimeelf. Ho bad thus far in the t+ esent con. | gether to procure the said assaait to bo committed upon ~ NTE of Mr. Fiold read similar sifidavita to those prosonted to | wrarEeN JfLAND—ACTION OF TH SUBRIFF OP arenas Lfoversy acted from a senso of duty in real"sug'casnssh. | hime’ It youd be yeeneeary to Careat BUPERIOR COURT—SPROIAL TERM: the Superior Court, after which Judgo Brady mato an or | Srcuwon COUNTY RELATIVE (0 THR TaneATs 20 || Conferenct | mente on the rights cf the city. He (tb-, Governor) would | show that, upon no of law or reason, can or Before Hon. Judge Hoffman. der for arrest in each case, fixing tho bail st $9,000. po rane a $f Gov. King and the Me | tive’ axtea tn ssioilar manner,’ vsycr felt confident, | ought a criminal to be entertained upon a base | Dp. D. Conover ws. Fernando Wood, Mayor of New Fork,— | ., The warrunls were extrunted to Coroner Perry for exe- ae 259 WORTTERS BINRTENOS. Ae Se OO tro”, . had it been an occasion calling £0". penta ‘on the part of | or The thin. ‘The afidevis trikes ms enclen 5 . 1, cution. QUARANTINE—THS BEGUINE’S POLNT BUILDINGS, 40s | politan Commissioners. the Sia'e in an emergency of “orcige'tavacion icMGdi ts be sea eee waa Be Mr. D. D. Field obtained ‘the Judge’s signature to a paper Upto yesterday tor three or four de: pagh nothing | A RE 0 Pamper danse bi a, hat the Mayor had | The care of The People va (19 Bar. 8. C. 167,) | yesterday morning, which was an order for the Mayor to | AFFAIRS AT THE METROPOLITAN POLICE | exciting o: of exposial public interest has transpired af | acted “ © “nse tand duty. to which I have been referred by the Lepeee vyee | show cause why he should not be attached for contempt in HEADQU ARTERS. Staten Island. The inhabitants of Tompkineville as also | INTERVIEW OF THE GOVERNOR AND MAYOR WOOD. dra, barnes poe Ea appeainens of doce Dot, oT uibterstend it, ake away panes me the ri resisting a process of law of this Court. The order is re- | DISMISBAL OF THE SPRCIAL POLICE—AVTOINTMENTS | iho Quavantine cflicials, Dave been awaiting anxiously | neers ot ao penance ts um forts to tnstat himse'f in that office. pe Reon der, by reason of tomabing aled in it, had | turnable on Tuesday next. Tho DsiNbelace tases hecehaeeae wan yesterday the termination of the trial of Ragan, arrested for \ the MpVor exp! ‘at length the nds on which he | the right to cause the arrest of the or. In that case 4 order should not to Poi Commi T ¥Nq further Attempts to be Made by dared Lit appoluument, and tore eespcieliy, nie proceed. | the Hecorder (tillon), upon s general s@sdavis showing | reer e® eres: bearer monet He BOOTS: [:meoningah innir sone, and dectlad to dayuled is eeclat’ Fee ee Aeon. mem Yenterine ae | Metropolitans to Arrest the Mayor. {Mg5 to maintain that appointment in opposition to the pro: | the commizeion of a. er! tuted an examination to until it was served by r. Neem they bot spveihtal the dey tulene us ahora | Commissioners of Emigration held a mecting at thefoteo bw oeedingn had under the direction of the Recorder and Mr. | ascertain ine were th irators of it; and te The order was subsequently séryed on the Mayor by » ais tas tor tiny ‘4 inl merely i FA of Dr, Thompson, the Health Offiser, ‘The President, Mr. Saraare acetic 1over's backers in the new Poltce Commission Board. that ho that ty 98 1S. Ack officers of the court, ai. arteageobmetiieh PA4 y ¥ a mira ea ae , Samtel cker, one of the of the court, by po were then marchedto the Fifvh precinct, No, 66 Verplanck, and @ majority of the Cornmissionera were pre: Proceedings on the Writ of Habeas | To Mayor, spart irom aifforent other grounds for his rcction of Judge Heffman, It was executed in a quiet and sent, A commmpication was read from Joha E. Develin, ction in the premises, justified bis reris'ance to Conover complaint, to inquire into the commission of Corpus. dy saying that ove Lisang that the Governor's powor | other similar fences. That case involved the queation of | respectful manner, and received by the Mayor wity | Franklin street, wher Sergeant Hutchings read to them | pq, coonsol for the Commissioners, relative to the wane to appoint was valid, yet Mr. Covover din | jurisdiction of subject matter. This case involyes tho | courtesy. the following commuvication— powers of ibe Borrd, under the new law, over the hespi- M the ra hest manner to roize the office and the city and | question of jurisdiction of the persen. It would be mon- ‘Tho following is tho aflldayit on which Mr. Field Ovrics SUPERINTENDENT Mernorourtan Pouce, tal bulldinen belie aad ae ine’s Point. Mr. Deve. ORDER TO ARREST THE MAYOR FOR CONTEMPT } coenty Property therein, without a legal qualification that under a general affidavit as to the per- | moved:— No. 88 Wunk strat, N. Y., June 18, 1867. “a Ne 1B eres Seguine’s Poin . Dever Bis bonds had pot been approved or acce ted, and he had ‘on offence, or that under an affidavit sho: AFFIDAVIT OF CORONER PERRY. ‘The Acting Superintendent of the Metrepolitaa Police is | lin stated that onder this law it waa the duty of the Oon- 1} OA ES PONS sever Noun Sore, be penvable Legg hd ony a prima fa ia cane agemel cores, ¥ sila cay aaunee < Donia B Gans 8. rae Wo Gane cong directed by the Commissioners ‘0 toutor the ‘hanks oF. |. mslanianers of Reslaration.te talen shmanlire chinks: of Gia off public trust, a» well the President as the e- rons Could be arrested any ined in out wi ames C. Willett and John W. Benne! Coun’ the Department to tho sj trolmea who in the at a | ‘Warrants tssued Against the Munlelpal Pollee= | 7. Upon these if ‘ounds the Mayor had toned by ther implicated or not by the facta stated. Sabere’ ema ‘New York:—Frederiecke W. Perry, of said city, bet phen mn poe ports pone sires DobIy aseisted torind\. | De® Boepital buildings, It was their duty alo to take } men Engaged in the Fight. force the attempts of Mr. Conover in this conneotion, ard | reasobable color of jurisdiction on the part of tho Record. | sworn, raiih:—That he ts one of the Coroners of the said | cate the supremacy of the taw by enrolling themsclves ax | Portettlon of there hospitals as soon a8 am the Mayor respectfully indicated his purpose to persist in | er over tbo Mayor under the complaint, { might view the | city, duly elected, residing in said city, and exercising the of the police force of the district. The Acting Siper- | ple accommodations had been provided thera for ] ary #0 doing. matter diflerenily. duties of his cffice as such Coroner on the 16th day of | intenéent bas tho pleasvre to inform the special patrolmen | ine reception of partion aGuoted with postilontisl dis | The Governor, not exactly in direct manner, was un- Second—Azeuming the Mayor to have given the direc- | June instant; thatthe order of arrest, of which the an- | hat ordor bas been restored, und that their gervices aro Sigg | Disbandment of the Metropolitan Speoial | aerstood to state that the proceedings of Mr. Conover were | tions specified or mentioned in the affidavit, does not the | nexed is a copy, wan delivered to deponent for oxecution | no longer required for the maintenance of the peace. gures., The Jeter wan referrod to spacial oommitiae— } Police Foroe. intended to be of a strictly legal and not of a physically | privilege ef his office guard him oganes ‘arrest or impri- # on said 16th day of June; that be immediately repaired DaNIEL CARPENTER, Acting Saperintendent. be mt * ag mf von “ or ral Carrigan and Rudoiph Gar- demonstrative character. torment for what eaid or did in that character | with eaid order to the City Hall, for the purpose of The men, three hundred in pumber, cheered and gave en cont «4 witl ty ernt une Cominirioners as to POR | The Governor was most desirous of procuring per- | or capacity? It was assumed as a fact on the | arresting the defendant Wood thereunder; that he woatto | up their clubs and ribrons. Sergeant Steers was cheered pote wht uildings will be completed, and ag ¢onDITION OF THE WOUNDED, sonal understanding with the Mayor as to a mutual com- | argument «f the application before mo that the Mayor | the door of tho outer office of said Wood, mission | and addrersed them as [ollows:— io " e fm we Lore sae sa ms 10 ts alforded to the * Dipation on their part to maintain the peace, This the | was acting as a public officer—as Mayor—on the occasion | said office was refused to him; but on stating GxytiaMeN—1 am thankful to you for this manifestation bey ry w ws or “es are . hogy od would be Governor now felt was fully provided for. Everything on | adverted to. Granting this, I d> not think the privilege of | thathe was such Coroner, and had official business with | of your esteem, and I can only say in reply that 70 have | ft au fy a geek A caaiys lsken from quarac- o., to., ao. bis part would be found to have been attended to for the | his office is perfrely Absolute. Wore hote abuse his effice | said Wood, dopenent was admitted within said oflce, and | eajned the reeject not cnly of myself, Dut of all te law wee eel gg Cee ee erga porog pte removal of every oc:asion for the public excitement. | —act corruptly or maliciously, and without sufficient cause, | up to the railing within thesame, where he was met by 4 | ybiding citizens of New York. for the prompt and generous | ‘0 be conferred upon Is wi v the Quarantine Commis~ Leaving the olty in the hands of the Mayor, he would that | and this fact chould be eslablished against him—the law | person belonging to the so-called Municipal potice, who | support which you bhve volunteered in behalf of aw and | Sloncrs will interpore any objections to che Emigration | Me Board of White street Pollce Commissioners had | evening Gaon himeelf, ax he was fearful some of his | would hold him responsible, It is a familar priocl that | Geuied him admission to the inner room, whero said | order in the wee exigency through which wo have pass Copuenionas SRS, charge of tho hospitals at Se- | selegraphic despatch from Governor King on Wednesday, | friends might become excited by reason of his continued | an abuse of power destroys the official character of an in- | Wood then was, as deponent is informed and believes: | ed. Your action # an evidence of tue feeling thatexista | ENS Paint. inatrnoted to report at the noxt meet- Presence. dividual completely, entirely. The difficulty here is, that | that di ent then announced bis business, that he was | among all good men in our community in favor of vindi- committee were to | minting that he was on bis way with the utmost haste , ution; ~ ing of the Board =Meanwaitle the new hospital build! ‘The Mayor and the Governor then shook hands, and | no such case is made out against the such ‘oner, and had said order of arrest for exec! | cating the majerty of the law and preserving the peace of " eek to New York. He appointed to meet them specially | se, 4 with manifestations of cordiality. conceded to be a public officer, aad to have acted in thgt | that thereupon a mersenger went into rnid inner office t) | our city. Tbope it may be a loog time before we shail | | Process of erection at the polut aro oe eee | atthe Astor House as soon as he should reach the city. 1@ Governor was understood to have left for Albany | capacity, the presumptions of law a0, the absence of | inform eaid Wood of deponent’s business; ne 4 again necd your services; but if the exigency does arrive, Sirbetett ih elpeotee ties te te oede Gale on Calculating on this, the Bard adjourned in the afternoon | 'sst evening. proof to the contrary, that what he did was in the execu- ha eagle barge ey ee al " od knew that you will be ready to uso your exertions to the buildings at least will bo ready for the reception of pa- | THE C tion or perfermance of his duty. On these T| was wo a member of taid Keep in subjection an; it that counter to the in. | @ hold a formal session at the hotel. They were to meet 2 rel Wace of sain nom! of choote to repose, in the t. 7 of capreas lestiaog 1a the sald messenger returned almost immediately, terete aya and Sood h ples sty ents. ‘eh the Commissioners’ office at 11 o’clock in the night, and bs hipaany) ing numbers of per- | ouguing them. and one —— Ackerman, formerly police cap | “pon this there waa more cheering, and the \apecialn” Censiderable im, has been manifested by when the should arrive they to hay sons from the interior of the State, continue to call on the ‘fuird—It was insisted by the learned District Attorney | tain, ant an deponent beiloves, came out of the tock their departure for home, evidently chagrined at uot the inbabitants Staten Iviand an to the decision saneesped ve they wore to have 2°-.| vayor hourly. The entire routlueof city business and | that until the Mayor was finally committed upon the aitce of said Wood, came to doponent and told bim that | heying an opportunity to nhow thelr palice honors. Tho | ‘0 BS arrived at By the Hher\ff of Richmond county ce, and proceed in a carriage to the Astor, should he be | 1°. . isust duties and hat met | 1 the warrant, by the theoorder the present writ bods the Mayor’s orders were tha} doponent should be | ono day they served was tignalized by no lar deod | Upon the requisitions by the Commissioners of Emi still disponed to moet them. Tho Governor arrived duly, | Shs _naual duties and conveniences mere Le not and could not legally have been issued. turned ou: ofthe room: whereupon be instantly velzed do, | of bravery; wel nee ae nee oa euar Oped | gration und Quarantine’ Commivioners commanding ead the Commissioners had immediate notice to i. ° This certainly differs from the practice, as I have al- | ponent, and afer a ltitle resistance on his bly and | treated them to an abundant supply of crackers and him to protect the old Quarantiao buildings from convene | home every night to his family. He is in of the part of the re: | violently ejected him from the t, and thus for the | cheese, and that was something. being attacked or burned by a mub. It was ru- understood it to exist. Ev | with him. Mesars, Nye and Draper were the first on the | Sberif! in due form, under the usval practice and require- | ays Understood it to exist. Evory part of the statute re: | Tiolenty clasts! a frie tee Mee of the sald order of nceee, and that was souveiblng- tne afternoon, and pro | Mored yesterday thet the Sheriff had deok‘ed to comply | ground, as they were the main parties whom the Governor | eR, upon thehabeas, |. | ftom which the writ i abeolely excluded, orin relation | rent: that oponent was obliged to, and did thereupon, | ceeded to applat regular Policemen.” They eurolied ovor | "ih the requislicns referred to, and sct in socordascn eared to see. Others of the Board, as well as parties in | City Hall at an early your yesterday morning, and nearly Sein he remeinn weee: ose supeneny Balad os eT eee Ge Pe arian eins | thirty new men wo to the time of adjournment, and to-tay | ost '13/ 1858, Ia contormity with this law, It ees Gover- | fon of thelr confidence of no public note in this connection, algo | all the rest, after the Mayor's interview eye a the inton: | oe diberervice which he could not olherwiso do on ac | Swed Toercutas Geor ine hemdved applicanla wore ia | bé Will in afew daye issue w proclamation requiring all cit- the Legislature was to providea mode of arrived later in the evening. Ovie of the counsel for the | Whiten special force nent ne emuaen! oF the Motro- | deliverance from unjust or ‘unlawful linprinoumnsat, “Tt m | count of the resistance of the sald Wood and the said Ack- Toms of tbo Commissioners yesterday, to pass ox | 7688 of tho island to hold themselves in reainews to pro- Police Commissioners was also present. The sitting of the The Hall of Records was surrendered by Bennett | %.very common thing to issue a writ of certiorari. (which | érman to the exectticg ot Re frecses: ent amirations and receive appointmenis. feo Ad Ser tae won be yr = by a party was long and stormy, some of thove who attended | to the charge of officer Masterson and a Josall squad of Pemmorap rye funs Dabs corp in ot roviig eh | gPaety Rak 2, Seri apere me, vem Ye THE WOUNDED METROPOLITAN POLICE. specially inet ucted to keep themselven ready to be sum- eet remaining for ite clore, rey «| Etced on the return of It) to a magitrate while procaod- “ORDER FOR ARREST. A rumor prevailed to some extent last evening that | moned ata moment's warning. Ttls Delioved that thi de- ‘THE MIDNIGHT COUNCIL. DISCHARGE OF THE WRIT OF HABEAS | !2¢ with the examination, which the statnte contémplates | _ City of Naw York.—Daniel D. Oonover against Fernando | Crofut, of the Seventeenth ward, was doad, but shore is Se eae etioan ‘Too purport of this meeting, as afterwards stated, and CORPUS AGAINST MAYOR WOOD. alter the arrest of an sooused party, and before the magia, | Wood, Sharles Turner, Jey. OPantcomty ot Now York: | Boreliable authority for the truth of the statement, and | “ The Quarantine Commistlouers nave taken steps, under then verified by all the proceedings of yesterday, was fur- COURT OF GENBRAL SESSIONS. bas decided whetber he would commit the party ‘or not; | It appearing to me by affidavit (bat a eu ‘cause of eo- | the probabi ities ar@that it is not se. Tho others who aro the mob and riot act, to recover f/om Richmond county pay’ 4 the regul 4 der 11%b section of the Code, are | svffering from the onset of the mun'cipal force are doin, for the damage—stated at $15 000—sustained in tho burning gisbed to the reporter of the Henan in substance as fol- Before Judge Russell. and yet regularity of the writ is invariably admitted, | tion exista on 1 you f tho residence and outbuildings on the Wolfe farm. Ih ie ov Tu wait oF — Acertiorari issved under euch circumstances would be | required forthwith to arrest the defendants {n this action, | well, with the exception of Sergeant Smith, of the Fi ee eres hetad cf Be oriaie Roh: “4 tows :— cmmenumers:- Le yg AGaIvst THR | ‘ovalid, if the preeent proposition is tenable. Under my | nnd hold each of them to bail in the sum of five thousand | ward, who was not quite so woli yosterday, al:nough no | sald that the pervirors ef Richmond county wi ‘The Governor expressed his astonishment and displea- ee ee presen{ convictions Tounnot recogaiso the correctness of | coliart, abd to return this order to Ficid and Slayter, plain- | serious consequences are apprenended. gndeavor to throw the responsibility sed payment of tho ware repeatedly at the condition of things in this city, the Yesterday afternoon Judge Russell, according to pre- | the and cannot therefore subscribe to the views of | ti{f’s attorneys, at thelr office, No. 82 way, New ome ee Rees a eatdeld, town in which 7 ‘vious arrangement, took his seat on the bench of the Court | the arned District Attorney. Other points were raised | York, on the eighteenth day of June, one thousand 6 MOVEMENTS OF GOV. KING. Bs . : Thero is nothing now from Seguine’s Point. The police Dioed:hed and the stats of slege which prevailed since his | 1 o pea te the hal ‘and diecureed on both eides, which I do not deem it ne- | bundred and fifty-seven. MURRAY HOFFMAN, =| coxsvLPATION OF THE REPUBLICAN LEADERS—A ne Sessions to render his decision relative bees men continue in yment of masterly inactivity, absence. corpus in the cate of Mayor Wood. cesrary to upon. The conclusion I have arrived at Dated Naw Yorx, June 16, 1867. EPECIAL TERM OF THE COURT OP OYER AND TERMI- | and the carpenters continue lard at work a the now Pull detatis wore given him of the proceedings in regard o Je that the Mayor must be discharged from the custody of | onpee 70 EHOW CAUSE POR CONTEMET OF COURT. | NBR TO BE HBLD FOR THE TRIAL OF THR FOLICK Counsel for Mayor Wood sald he would beg leave to the Sheriff, unlees the District Attorney electa to xd to the undertakings of Mr. Conover in bis efforts to obtain | | mec re od his act. | With the usual examination after arrest before mo.’ Should 7 a Costentestner he not eo elect, the harge rick W. Perry, one of the Coroners of be ~ airs "8 | sion, and he deemed it of #0 much importance as to bring | Shonid he ro cleet, co = ere Eh abet prey yo Wood, has wilfull by of a lawful order or proce:s Mt immediaiely before the Court. se bad a po.tion of For- | customary way. ‘This will save all the of the pro- | fi ethos ts te say, o@ order direnting the errant nando Woed, which, with his Honor’s permission, he | **¢utlon in the premises. pri cy P bh defendant; now, on filing said affidavit, aod on sdoners. They, however, endeavored to justify their ac- As soon as the Judge had concluded, the District Attor- ton of Field and i would now read. Counsel read the following Siero in argument way thal taid defendant show cause before me, the sald justice, warran' to me by the affidavit of Frede- . ex a othe Cone aA oer. King arrived at the Astor House on Wednesday Alleged Violation of the New Quarantine evening at 11 o’clock, and was immedivtely closeted with Law. Commisioners Draper and Nye. It is understood he gives COURT OF GBNBRAL SESSIONS. alified approval of the measures that have been taken Before Recorder Smith. by bis partisans in this city, and adhoree to his appoint. | JUN® 18.—At the opening of the coort thie morBing Do- Sz: Fa eoréer for ‘men, which, as Gen. Nye PBTICION OF FBRYANDO WOOD, his bonor could not go behind as Stroet Commissionor as a proper one | minic Regan was placed at the bar charged with violating pe nn 4 y tA = T the Hon. AD. Meth, Oty Togs of ihe Cig ana be determived was not whelber it should ba a cass, but |" day, at the snecial.term room of the Superior Court, in wee ie - ¥ the Governor was | the Quarantine laws, Counsel for the defendant moved to Wood himself. County ef New York —The pe: Fernantio Wood | whether It shoald bo a case suiliolent to isaue the warrant. | building on tbe corner of Centre and Chambers streets, | U24# Circumstances. Yesterday sash the indletuent which motion was denied, Tho 3 shows that he s restrained of bis liberty by J. 0. Willet, | In regard to his (the District Attorney's) eleo- | why be ebould not be punished as for a ‘And let | run down by the biack republican officials, and bad any | 4 , malter, Sheriff of the eaid city and county, and thet he is notocom- | tion to go on, be said that he did not know | the sald affidavit be served with this order, ‘such ser. | number of private conferences with his political friends. | [istrict Attorney opened the casa, citing the various lawa waa virtue of any process issued by any | that bad anything further to do with the matter | vice is to be made on or before . the 19th inst. ‘the morning District atorney A. Oakey Hall pre | relative to Quarantino, including the provisions of the new Sa ee specitied the extraord: ees ae PAF, fonyad bead ster the decision was wy The complaint RRAY HOFFMAN. ® ‘the Governor with setting orth special itted or detained by virtme made before a ‘District emeintnges special term pworn in ba greenies Genie bg vee ot ope Sal Jape Jurisdiction never eae oN ORDERS OF ARREST ISSUED AGAINST MU- | Court of er this city, to of serving jurisdiction, or by virtue of any execution issued uponsuch | after an indictment it was his to prosecute it; and, NICIPAL POLICEMEN. commence on the » for the ‘and the moral Judgment or decree; that the cause or pretence of such | secondly, when a habeas corpus was issued, on tho ser- od trial of partios cbarged with troubles. the service of sopment, according to the be-t of the know! and | vice of a notice of that fact it was his duty to aitend upon SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. ‘The Governor, it is understood, has signed @ requisition ‘be found w bel RED ogee Sp Bans ap age on the | a hearing, and urge to the Ji reasons the de- Before Hon. Judge Duer. on the Jodges of that Court re to hold the ‘firm maintenance of Oonover and hus installation, even city of Now York for the arrest of your Readers shoals Wot be dachrged ofthe haben orp Mr. Field made appiication for orders for arrest in three pny + Nears tion of the Dis Governor King in person, when bis power on wn was ended, - orney. 4 Vote civit foros sword ta conhe not ceived that he had no duty to perform in the ices. | civil suite brought by Metropolitan policemen who werein- | — The Governor stated, in oestion, that he . Draper thought was imperati He (Mr. Hall) said be could pot at all aul to his | jured in attempting toassist Coroner Perry toservethe war- | would not take an, official upless @ Call was made re ‘ed py Rh Tate oy Ra F | rant on the Mayor,on the 16ih. Their names are Lemuel 8. | SPU tat x ne shound do’ eo dacvely. He ex Mime Governor re ea ¢ fae conte nother magistrate. | water, Wm. Pettit and John @. Goodell. The following is his ratitaton that atl wae ule im thé city, and General Nye Judge could absolutely discharge or to bail a person, | the affidavitof Slater—those of Pettit and Goodell w that the presunt trouble would 2000 be Son the cppotaasent there ‘bes thet ebools be done on a certiorars. stosilar én merely chanring the names of the, partios BETUEN OF THE GOVERNOR TO ALBANY. page beg ag pF ym tine Be soe thet on a writ nature of the wounds. Mr. | avout noon yesterday Daniel Lord and (jen. Saudferd had Sound of cannon, crane and nd no cxamisa‘ion bad been had, that Thave Tull power | Pld Teed We folowing assem, an in'erview with Governor King, during which the latter coal to direst = hearing before moasa andican | Wao York Court—Lemuel 8. Slater stated that es be could perceive no necessity for his re- GOVERNOR KING pase upen it is County of New York, ss.:— | maining in the city he should return to Albany inthe 4 | permission of the Health Olicer; witnesn had repeated con- vos. ly. Wood—' and Connrel for Mayor Wood want to refer the District | Lemuel 8. Slater, plaintitT, being —- says:—That | o’clock Wain. verrativos with him, remonrtrating against hi visiung ty | i ‘ . Attorney to several cases in Baker’s Criminal ia ; $ 16th of J ; ; the siege in the : wich i ban been expressly beld thet the habeas corpus | hoc ikere"teencat. was geared, by Deputy tapsrin: | IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD | *iie'wess uiiow, ase I'he ported t geees beatae he special police, down to brings up the whole question dent of ‘Police Daniel to go under tho orders ERMI the duty of the wimess to proseou ; wil So fur from the military to put Mr. . | "the District Attorney—1 undorstand that Honor | {enient p OP ALDERMEN: +! ~ thr t~ mained. calling 3 mey—I uns your of Sergeant Seabury and Speight to discharge | aye wayoR SUSTAINED BY THR ALDERMEN, wHO | Often within the Iaet two yeare that if at any ti Oonover in his official chair, at the head of a band of Comes to an interlocutory decixion—ihat is, you will either | whatever duty might be assigned them; in pursuance u wisbed to virit vervels for any purpors, If it were not de. u Record Counsel for Mayor Wood—I ask that your Honor will | direbarge the prisoner or mot, as the District Attorney | ofthis order repaired {0 the’ Recorder's office, | MBSOLV! TO REMAIN IN CONTINUAL SESSION | Dinciat 1) the public health, he coult dono, from #ix 19 me, vee ‘at once tnlicae to Hay. Sea tawaner tis grant us the writ of babeas corpus which the statute gi Savalas jd Soreen ae afer Ree oer Hanes = ‘with about Any other pollemen ‘a, Fats marched them Wi Cael sms TERMINATION OF ten verses were detained un the Sst of May for we par- » wo 4 ic fe of ding the public beaith, denire, — military poten oe orders: [a ee to every citizen. Tak, moreover, that it may be return- | {t as a lawyer. Sow do cnccctien of a warrant of arrest against For The Board of Aldermen met last evening—Jobn Clancy gg Lm Se © anchorage ground {is about one ae Geeks be cent nee ee nOs rereoved anda | svle atthe oftice of the Mayor, room No, 6, City Hall, Jeg ee ee ee: | ae }o Wood, laved out of thts Court; tant while Poaceably | req., President, in the chair, The minutes were read ‘and moby {wo and « baif; shew hinge boatmen are employed exchement (noe removed, Ath. Ruse banded Sheriff entering purpose, depovent ap: Ld ” 7 a yantine; vessels and boats pass coutinually uh js oy immediate to the simple yop routing pga i aba dj bs atien¢ance, the following order for the discharge of Mayor | comrades were attacked by a crowd of persoas uaknown | approved. the anchorage ground without the permission of the wit- of ttugat.on. Ae eet A ~— FE eng nptien Renee he wes | Warnes to deponent, armed with clubs, Knives and pistols; that | scrry mROUGHT AGAINST THE MAYOR AND COMMON OoCNCIL TO | ness; there is no way Of gelling to ihe settied portion of SM cenahoumes Records, nor make bimself | grant uhe writ of habeas corpus. Inthe Matter of the Writ of Habeas Corpus Ieeuad to | ine Coroner aforesaid proclaimed aload 60 as to be heard im noveneaD SY Wu ConTOnaYiON COUREEL Sovneacenegh te pam teres, ts pened Deawrech Recorder Smih and Mayor Wood. Counsel for the Mayor sald—Under the present ext. | Jpmuire inlo the Coun of te Imprizonmant of Ponande | py all near him that he had e warrant against Fernando | aygorman sesraion offered the fllowiDg'— have bad repeated quarrels with the defendant respecting ‘was, therefore, concinded as the special result of this | gencies we suppoye thai the Mayor should be kept in the ; ‘ of Pornasdo | rc eens ne wd aforesaid. continued thelr | Reectved, That the Counsel to the Corporation be, and | hia Tite to the Quacantine; otier persous peside, the doe , ion—That the Police Commission ehould in no citadel, and for that purpose we present this writ at the hovshould' bo heft to Miigato bis claim to the offico | Prerent time, After It is granted { will consent to postpone ‘ot bis perronal expense and risk. the bearing of it to any time that will eult your Honor. FINAL BXACTION OF GOVERNOR KING. ‘The Metrict Attorney—I suggest to your Honor and the otous assault, rorel} t and injared many of do- | be is hereby, lustructed to conduct the defence of any suits pone pone Lm Par aoponess by striking him | brought agalbst the Mayor of the city, or against any of the | 00°04 parmainaien piu clubs upon the head and face and body; that they in- | Altermen or Connctimen, whether In oourts of clvil or | fie persone were that wore Hicted reversl revere ents and bruises on doponent’s head, | oriminal juriediction, which have been instituted by reason | sistor May; he did not shoulders and back, knocked out four of his weth, and so | of the appointment of Charles Deviia to the office of Street subsequently cotmpiained of injured bis right orm that he is unable to use it, and that | Cmmiseioner, or which have any connection with tho ny #fTurt to stop defendant ; on the 9th of and was also determined to abandon al] recourse to physi- | couneel that the return “ forthwith "’ is not strictly legal. ‘with the canna caress Velane the " went before the Grand Jury, @ tpoken with ‘urnal examibation after ; should ficial action of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonall, eal force st present, and wait in the courts for their action Ccupsel for the Mayor—I am willing to take tho word | be not so elect immediately, the order of ‘discharge must ee nae MD Gas ane Deponeet | chorea, ‘a respect of euch ‘appointment. 7 pods pan fe By Seen, aid ‘om the constitutionality of the Metropolitan Police bill, with” | ‘ immediately.” be ray ow should he so elect, the examination can pro- | {hat the said persons acted, as t is informed and A. QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. ket year; witners believed they cover bad been tried; ee ey wnikorite. thle Se the tack ane. | _ 2070> Ressets then proceeded to give the ttewing do- customary WY, D. RUBSELL, City Judge, | Deveves, under the orcors and direct ecial iamasos | Alderman Friacn rose to.tate that he had been repre- | made «forts to have them brought to trial withla the thm of Gov. King ciston— iuliaaameuen ‘The Sheriff banded it to the District Atorney, who im- | and request. LEMUEL S SLATER. | tented in tho public press aa having assisted in encorting | ™Tircect examivation—The special Qusrantine sewon a0- ITIOATION. Me =. mediately appended bis declination to it— ‘Sworn June 17, 1887, before me, Ama. Uspxnuitt, Com- | Mr. Devlin ower to the Street Commissioner's office, after | corcing to the pew law commences the lat of April and TROGRAMME OF 1) ry 1. This care comes before me upon the application of Gil ‘The District Atiorney declines to make any election, as of D ’ . vs Ba view of this altoration in the flans to'bo put in oxocu. | bert Dean for a writ of babeas corpus to inquire in'o the ‘Witbin, because be denies the right of the Judge | "2" his confirmation ov Monday evening. Hie (Alderman F.) | or on ne a te eee that ho wan Deputy Health tion, 1t was resolved that the conclave should adjourn, moct | Cause Of {he !morsoument of Fernanio Woot, Mayor ef | to make any euch conditional discharge, or to impose such ee al Guaner ? ich tg | (UM not vote for Mr. Devlin, an bo explained theteven- | omer: thal on the le of May there was @anip called y the clty of New York. By the return of the Sheriff to the | yn election upon him: and because he denies the right of | , THe following is the ailidavit Pang, @ ing; aud certainly, baving voted againet him, be could not | (hy ekjamin Admme anchored at eT ‘again in the forenoon with counsel, whoshvuld havedrawn | writ, it appears that ho arrested the Mayor on tho 10 sine Cy ielen wehees. cotivart ma ‘aid of the habeas | ‘he seme in all three cases:— bo found rimunget those metabors of the Board who ‘a little below the ‘wined te . ‘ep plans of proceeding in the courts, sos to make the most | instant, and tha; he totains him im his custody by virtue @f | corpus, to go into any or heaving on the me. Court — William . escorted him ta bis effice. po eye By et pp Le fe cater ef thee ad which would be made available in | &,Warrant lemed by the Reowder of the olty of New Filey or’by Pabras corpus to change. the right ot ihe hear.’ | Goodell we. Firnande Wood; Lemuel i ‘Alderman McSrapow alxo offered the following— Tiseotions : eemnection with the recent collision and it reeulta, York, in which the Mayor is charged, ia connection with | ing trom the magistrate who issued the waraant, unless | Rondo Wood— , Wherear, tho sity has been, and still continnes, ina | “Consul cbjected to tho question ax to the Benjax och a meeting wan accordingly held and s general ro} fiee'\*ue ety uf New York, on the bin und 10th isiaat, | P7CeHOTarE, | A. OAKEY HALL, District atoroey. | Dein of the city and oo Hale of exifewe noe aagerous excitement in coureasnnc® | mip gum being in Quarantine. Ther wea ‘vo allagn- ona of this Bare al | aod’ with assaulting and procuring others to ameaoll | audience am attempt was made to exprem their approve. | we party of tity of ihe Governor of thie Stale, to usurp and occupy the pd Bey fy by tay s writ for comempt, which bad already been deter. | ope Daniel D Conover on those days, T speak of | tom, but the officers promptly suppressed the demonstra. | ‘cnvored to Position of Street Commissioner, which waranoy, under th | corder suid he woud allow ihe testimony to be takes, and mained upon, was duly served ubrough the Sherif inthe | Mi. N04, “Snares of compinor i clOale: | tons of applauee. a Pian provisions 1 thacharter, dan bo muppted gly on t3e | Soijc charge lathe jry would code the pont ea, J 5 nomination of the or; whereas. Parties Y a ae tt Trius wore latied and tervestoa the Mayor | oases from what, transpired ie cenhheare’ | LETTER OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. | '*1é¢,body of men, calling i hare ince resorted 10 ausual and vexations proceodings | senain'at Qearuuree Uil Monday, aad to resp her moe betore ; hod that wbaicver be did'gn Ube cecaslons tefervet towas | #® HAS FEAR YOR WIR PERSONAL SAFETY AND WiLL Seeupied en etn ta Grenada Oe Ba a ne ea ere catcelat, | i2 the riaging; and to bave botwovn decks cleaned; the de~ law, jot exer ive a z . Loy wy tee 4 pow pen Se Smee Ap in that character or capacity. Ou the of the appli. NOT GO TO THR CITY HALL—JUDGE RUSERLL RE | Whore orders the said Municipal police acted ihrou pee wig Ge ta ft fendant was pototed oat to him; be was in @ boat bear ho dealer habeas corpus being in readiness on tbe Mayor's ease ns solinies ote clans or coe enn oy yee rte on he ee Se conclusion, but to foment and inereaso the present popular | ‘"CGe, exsmined—t believe sho was from Liverpool; sho or , der su or com- was excitement therefore, +z 4 : table, Jedge Rarell being preeeat te, mao an ondorse Plalnt on which the warrant was issued, and alleging tho Durnicr Arvonsen's Orrcm, June 18, 1867. } | Wot abl orders reosived. Trem. him--and tat Shatover Fe ae ear tenet to evetain the | WINE om Sunday morning, tho Slat; the Rad ts bas been dlevunsed und Ceemed advisable to have the | “Mela! character of the Mayor ea bar to arrert or im- | To ta Fox. A. D, Reeamt, Cer Jona, Room No. 6 Crrr Soe mid Went and Soper, te Mayor and ihe menictral sathoriies. In every lemxl M88 | Gay mor Governor calla special sesion of the Gourt of Over and ated J ‘offect my ral J at the exteting crisi#, in t vindieate the Tormiver, to try bo caser" on the criminal vrarrania of meaner, and ielned tah on qeb auh nversed in sadiuon, Sin—T yave the honor to be im receipt Of & notice in the nee, banged tn ie Gi Ha, Somrang Overy oarease ‘and SS San cA phe and secure effectually the | {stm fort on Monday morning for the ne Senith. getartag 06 chek a, veld in negative torms:—Firet—That the aflidavit was suf. | following worde:— cecupy ing ite balls and passejces. And this depowent far- | POLO MOTT le Board’ remain in continual session | Bet arnatined ualess, ae hi ere getnens 6 veard, bad ane tan Magund te ccmemmen a Wren By ficient. Second—That the official arte of the Mayor were Tn the matter of the imprisonment ef Fernando Wood: | ther raith, that the ascanlt upon the said Lanny until the termination of he exieting excitemot; sad that orders to the captal om pilot pan Bow T wil net Stor” o's soto" co'hnve stea unde etan- | ebleds of arr i ey and, ‘hed hate priigs | take noice tal he Hearing wpe the Dabs copes tau | poics.watmade,by dh rad Maura ytoonen ead | Ko cincay tener the Mayu carprvcm very | fora iat iere wu aa) chins Une, «den and fiona based upon the conclusions of the ious night as | the qarrant was irae’. The only evidence before pA, y . 0 mags, Om ta di farther legal form, ag the chief magistrate ana highest executiv® | taken piace on board. ‘ i y 7 petitioner, will be heard before A. D. — ays, of this cit boat. Bennett partiaaion to go astoogh This ct again for form | M6, 60 the subject of the Mayor's alleged erimi- | City Judge of the city of New York, at room No. 6 : instant, went to ibe | “Ci ran teexEn oppored the resolution and hoped u | Deva, Melyman sworn—Testified thet he was nality was the affidavit on which the warrant was issued. | City Hall of the city of New York, on Thursday, June 18, | © in reference to the arrest of | woud pot paae; there was no necessity for passing it, and P| I 5“ tt fend wt Pi aee pata ont the de ae revenvinw wir rie covenwon, | Of, he return of the writ of habeas corpus the Disret | 18dn,tmmedistely” ‘ted July (vo in the origsal) 18, | the preceding was stopped at the outer door | Te contended that it was tho daty of every executive off. | fnaertto Dr. Waller om the Sint of May, he was we THE MAYO Attorney urged, a n preliminary objection, that thero waa | 1867. DEAN & DONORUE, A for Petitionor, ld by an official of the Mayor's | corto maintain the peace, and he believed that would be | post hear he Benjamin Atame, the vessel it About noon Mr. Stetaon, of the Astor House, called at to inene or To A. Oaxey Hatt, District Attorney,” fone, he beltewed that the parsage of auch « rerolution in the rigg'ng an regulations on . no right or power on tee part the Oly Ji the Mayor's office, He wished to inform the Mayor of tho | slow such a writ. I then and bave Upon inquiry T learn that room No. 6 City Hall is the arrival of Governor King, with a view of suggesting to the | Meni Juivevtunea mpselt ures by a careful renmivation | office of the defendant in the proceedings, and the sano Mayor the expediency ard desirableness of the Mayor's | apd consideration ofthe powers and duties of the office. | place wherein I officially atti nded June 17, on a habeas calling on the Governor, to pay him bis compliments and | T woul! take away » most important attribute from the | corpos, and from whence an adjournment was had to the auld tend to Increase the excitement. The farce had been wine eT eee ee already played oat, and the public had enough of it. He se favr 10 neccesity for the Toard meeting every day; they | Wit. Jennings veld be wae deputed by. the Commie. 1 returned and asked de conli be cailed together any time that necomity required soners of Emigration to board yoarels; witness saw tho to admit that it bad n i Mb S Wyte i te hed agate, | "bem to meet San when oan nvcbenedee pound oA ‘mi no such power. It would be depanent apawer: id not. The «! ed agala, tren hte te law Comatd wh ; he war , dnd Raving 0 feedly taterview and explasalton. poblic tourt room af the General ; yas Alderman Ruryt moved to ret Sor y bent, ta company Wh ober tne, wien re uayor exprened bs taaliered friendly regard for | Niue (menoncrot tela As wal as egnnat ihe ineral | U1 hace ‘ot the right (0 ietate where your Ronors | © Un ate i sera tod snot inty tao | Me; etbene persone bad one anpthine wrong, he for | beara of he Iudtona atthe Une he fy tae fefendame, 7 may make the writ of babeas corpun returnable, nor | PPO" ‘4 one, was not willing to make himeelf responsible for their | "The District Attorney offered in evidence a rorantion Wood the Governor, and his wirh that circumstances wore othor- | patutes, to contine or restrict tbe right \o imsue thie marek” | wonig it beer me me to eritictrn ibif 1 had; butt must de- | Mayor's elce, where he found the sald iefendan ql ed by the Boat ; aeuD " Tittoafew bards By the act of the Legislature ard @hile this deponest remained in the said office the y the of Health suthorizing the Healt swiss than they wore, #0 that he might with propriety eal! | creating the office of City Judge (Laws of 1800, p. 988. vec | Sipe io ntient upon auch notice at the place designated. | S11 Wood gaye frequent orders to ise sald Municinal po | git woe ler ar tag gant Ant (ne Fevolations were | Onicer to detain vessels for the purpore of fumigaing aad op the Governor. He submitted, howover, that the doli- | 8), it te distivetly delared that ‘all judicial powers yosted suing the writ demand that I should give my reasona. lice. F. W. PERRY THE FIRE DEPARTHENT. hs or 0m Cideed; end the defence maid thes they gato official position in whieh bo stood to the Governor , hd Sesaeaeaeeed oak a qe ony Jeage am qestenian ooteetek © Grew pero Induenity in ana tee 1867, before me, Joux F, Gast, Commis- no revort ateeeting the Clef ineer to procure 15,000 | 5. eo rama poe Nahe Aa A oe oe ‘would not admit of his calling 02 bim at this time, as such | ang said (the) City Judge shall, concarrently with said footers : noaatien a ficial position and eal s ‘ORDER OF ARRMAT TO MOTD TO Natt 4 tented haf 7 _— fendant. Fle was only a boatman, roving about, aa le fro~ ‘an act might prosont serious grounds for compromising him | (the) Recorder perform and diecharge all jutivial daies > . ar bw Orders for arrest were then mate in. the three sults. ay ; 5 qnently done, within Quarantine { mony ae Fy OF. extrance, the Ladigity was infited (by apparent omeiale eevee : , the three suite, | Adjourned to 10 o'clock Friday morning. ee eee oe eee. ssauore of fant ee 0 oF misrepresenting bis purpose in taking such ® step. Judge of the Court ¢ yt) fee tue oly and in the full knowlelgo of my errand, at the very door of in Ee ee ae ony ena Conely of SPCR RES TEEos jnry to determine. After some further complimeniary and other conversa: | Sousty of New York, has the samo powers as the Judges | “MNO? of the Cus till is i wun | New York It appearing tomo that a ruificiont cause of | | Einovatorry—Exrnaonprwany PaawowEnon 16 fel for the accused then proceeded to address the ton, Mr. Stetson took his leave. specially elected for that court; and the powors of th tyre iy Hail ta adil! | Secon existe under section 170 of, the Cole, you are re- | DYeRmin.=On Saturday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, @ | jury on behalf of his cient. He aflfmved that bo was per. mye Y roel aahy pareve ener tt LsneTe | quired forthwith Wo arrest tho defendant in thie action aad | ¢81K conical cloud was seen moving rapidly throngh ihe | ecuted, being selected from large wamber of boatmen hold bim to bail in the am of two thousand dollars, and | heavens tn the vicinity of Schuyler hy was of | who were constantly iv the habit of going within tho an- to return this order to Field & Sluyter, plaintiff's ator | the form of an inverted cone, or tue shape of @ tunnel, | chorage cronn:, etened: chee edie te ae Later in the day, about two o'clock, a leading republican | ter, a» ‘one Court Commisrioners, are ex ly con: eatied vpon the Mayor, Ho renewod the proposal made trae tem by mi 1 yh ine of (ae court when the writ wax npplied for, 1 tnderstood ©y Mr. Stetson, specially stating that tho Governor wna | cial constrzo'ton by the Uoort of Appoals of this State, in | Sruneel for the petitioner to apeak of the ‘necessity of We | Hoe St ineir omico, No, 82 Broadway, Now York, on tho | wavelling with a raoid clrouiar motion, It descended to | The Dictriot torney followed: ala Rewerds fextromely anxious to tee the Mayor before leaving the | Renard vs. Bargour, (3 Seld., 269,) and the decision of Nor, without fear ifciog rolf-respect nnd official duty, | 15th day of Jane, one thousand eight bundred and May. | the earth at the residence of Mile Root, Deerfield, ed | charged the j 7. oe oe ie el cane, wae seaceally the Court of Appetia in thatease in relation to the Sa. 1 attend bt cod {| seven, Dated June 17, 1857, JNO. DUER, two fences, passed on to the residence of Mr. Nathin Bud- | important, for ¢ o : BY in the ovoning. In view of wo special a request, the | ortor Court of this city will be found to sustain fally and | Mt! attend on the hearing of @ public proceeding in a . long, in Schuyler, a distance of two miles, where it tore ® | entan by breaches of the Quarantine law. The jury ‘onwented Jo go as Goon as business hours were | Completely this porition. The right of the ‘Recorder to te- See? ce paceet, wake Hs nary and Wy Oe & SUPREME COURT. barn to pieces. two men were in the barn, one of whom | retired, and alter av absence of one hour brooght in a ver. @ver. 8 anor eovre further delay, the Mayor and the | #06 write of habeas corpus ha never hoon drawn in quos. | Trclun ef the bersohe against.» hom T am to eppear. Your Before Hon. Judge Wiobell. fa: tho time was go much injured as to bé insenstble for ty 08 Whe Aret counts samely, violating the law iT eon ’ ober eri . |ALL,, District Attorney. Edward Meaghen va, Fernando Wool, Wm. Fan Tussei | two houre, having been thrown two rods. The other was the quarantine ground ; tion If he has the er, the Judge basalts. If Movernor’s embassy \‘o0ok their way across the Park to the , eas Judge Russell then made following endorsement on the eriously injured, it hous Richa: Attorney then moved, according to the re- . corpur, the statute leaves him no discretion as to the exer. | back of the writ of habeas corpus: — v1 one ot v 7 , Connael for ‘he 4efendant asked for the *povement of govers for th to the party aggrieved were he to ref . ‘omee, ffm for orders of arrest tthe Mayor for alleged | Uist parronag cuties hia bes i York ‘pe had oath meat if gon tacit ~~ bys WOR ye on SS coambere peteats is the chy of Rew York, aotoe ‘ie bo te tee han cipal pation Then the pain saw tho cloud 9 oachit g, ran with two of his chi'irom | fendant was pertnitied to remain ovt on bail till the deet- frigon ‘0 New men ctment 1, 4th od, 799, 800. ; fail to nto the cellar, an ta 46.) This brings me to the consideration of the ‘question ven to the Istriet Attorney of ite adjournment, the eaid Perry to the City Hail to exe tine called to’ his wife to bring quickly the | elon on the motion for an arrest of judgment should bo process of law. The aifidavis and papers in the | otber threo. As sho was descending the stope with them, rendered. Greatly enjoying himsriy at tbe Bunker AX! celebration, ‘ _ & deepatch reached hw stating the condition of | submitted upon the merits of this application. fernando Wood to remain In custedy of the Sheriff, in pur- open ta, caves ont epee Selene ben cram, Gaaeienee ane Tae a Mime nee oF ak tried back wot Oar | mead eat ine Ton eeeeee bee Senne SS wreeen ereer US SV uanL. Gry dodge, | toe ‘Court ae is the oul te ithe rate of bail ta | One of tLe children was alsa seriously injured, and is not Politiont Intelitgeners oe bitoelf tose Sn Ney Ay thing pense: intof view, eotablicht seen sean pel 5 @ legal New York, Jone 19, 1857. ; 3} 8% | the cum Of $5,600 ench caso. The Shoriit has possession aaee wa recgver.. tno furaeer southerly course, wo Kxow Normvos Queasen Oo iv Kesrecey —The election herd a Uy th Conover, Whe laine t9 bo We tirel Goue in the order of | | foster, molished the first barn of Me. John W. Bodiong, of the © a, In the Judit at dvtet regretted his nnneestanry 9 xpealion. Ke'made by Mr. Uonover, who claims to be te street Uom. | ABpended isthe order of Judge Tuseell tothe Sheri: | Of sil Me processes, ‘The required Wall will Bo eatered | Fina’ e oe? Elina ode further on, anoibor of Mr. B.'s | for Judge of the Court of Appeals, in ihe Judicial dltetet 4 pK. athe feca ting themecives ona | missioner of the city of New York. and the substance of it | The above named Fernando Wood being bronght before COMMON PLEAS. barns was extipgiished. the materials of it are scarcely | of Kentucky i which Louisville is included, came off om - we 8 ma‘oner, raid he bad | js that on two occasions, to wit: on the 16th and 14h inet, | me on babeas corpus this day, allowed returnable before to be found, From this descending mass of electric vapor | the 16th inst. ‘The district coptains twenty.one counties, arched up the hill and was pow g ‘ad down again. | he yas thrust from tho possonsion of his (alleged) oficial | immedia'*ly, and the Rearing’ of this matter being ad- Before Hon. Jodge Brady. ‘was cistinetly heard repeated noives resembling the rapid | |. pumore had in them a majority of elghty ono. Stir He plainly indicatod his diewatigh om with the Py mg J by the violence of certain ies, and thatone | journed m'til the 25th of Juno, at 12 o'clock, until Elihu Burtivon we. Fernando Wood; Joseph Spier vs. | rattling of, discharges of infantry ar! Is was of . h cides to bi fi which bad treed on durin,” i absence. them, Renpett, who ts charged in the warrant with tho | judgment be tity upon the return, ordered that the said | i. same, and Alenander W. Forpuson vs. the samme | COUrke & vaporous cloud ariven wee TApid carcat of air, | riog eforte were made on both sides to bring outs full ‘custo: , : be com mitted to the of the Sherif particularly regretted he events thi which the | Mayor, stated that it was by the direction of the or, nando Woe’ ‘and, Iacking ite ote, and the result is the Know Nothings are beaten. The of the oliy had been broken, but he fit ontident the latier nt being shown to have bee Neston’ | a the city and county of New Vork, and to romala if ‘The plaintiffs in these suite are members of the Metro- | Suadeniy towards ‘ prerent, his bandred in Tovisville and he (the Governor) wou Gnd the Mayor suana,'%q DY | trary conceded tobave been absent, and there being not the the time untit be given in police, and complain of having been arsanited by | which ascended Se whioorer i wee To maigtala tap pence, | len evidexco youd to connect bian With the transaction Saangny Corin Ae Pee me at BUSRELL, Diy Judge ' pao Molicipe!'pobie when, epvompanying Ooroaec Terry | ped qlevwlg explosion.—Uieg Jefiervon county alone,