The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. MORNING EDITION —WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS. 'HOLE NO. 7602. client desires, to avetd an investigation, If we had | no relation whatever, except where a claimant has a © Mayor, Aldermeg and Councilmen provided for in this ARRIV OF T PERSIA. Slomcuade Meldeaat camiaereahers tite tenn amet ani vedoubted tide’ to the office, and u abing ts wan >! hall be efbcted. at the first ‘election for charter RIVAL OF THE PERS I would have come here and apewered that po coatem| » phyrical means to overcome a forcible possession of | officers to be heli after the thereof, which nnn (5) STREET COMMISSIONER QUARREL | truest scones stotzsnmeen cy the office of Street Commiesionor, there was an excitement 2 eionanenapnnnenines around the City Hall, and that more than double the ordi- | of this Court had been commited by preveuting evidence | the office Tut this was not a preceeding to determine the | election shall take place on the first Tuesday of De- y Afleged Contempt of Court of | ray umber of persons wers in the outer office of the | of the service of the cteil procnes. Metent of that, how | title to an offe;a preliminary discussion, sbould he pro | cember, 1857. All persons who shall have boon | ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. Moyor on tho said 16th, and seeking interviews with bia; | ever, we bave come here and answered the affl iavits fu'- | sumed, therefore to takejplace—sinee the defence dented tn | elected under former laws regul ving or affecting the + lec $ Mayor Wood, gome time after noon of the said 16: Coroner Porry | ly and circumstaotiaily, and the ooly party who knows | toto that the jaintif bad any right to the effice whatever. | tion of charter officers, and aall be in offive at the time of called at said cater office, and informed deoonent that he | whetber or not he has beea guilty of any in’endenal dis- | He hoped to+how that the proceedings sbould be aumma- | th age of this act, shall continue in office anti! the THE SPANISH-MEXICAN WAR. A tepseatetinsidatal wonted gee the Mayor; that deponent, in the usual man- | respect, purges that cootempt by his positive affitavic— | rily dikmisred oft elected onder this act shall take office and no lon: FFIDAVITS REFUCING THE CHARGE, announced the peme of sail Perry; that the Mal purges it by bis conduct, iu sending notonty bis own mes | Mr. Fiela replied that they alleged that Mr. Oonever | ger, ¢xcopt that the offices of Commissioner of Ropairs and sengers, but alto the Sherif and his desaties to dod the | was ip porsersion from the until the 18thof June, | Supplies and of Commissioner of Sireets and Lamp: are Spanish Army Inereased Fiity Thonsand Yen. ry replied, ‘1 am engaged, and cannot eee any person no" Coroner to serve the process. 1 {usist (ha: wader the sta- | wben he was turned out by an iliegal band By the Re | brreby abolished, and except that the persona now Milling tbat deponent did not know thet said Perry had any Mandamus Against Commis- f this Court ty serve, and did not faform eaid | tute vo reference iv aliowed Uv Swirts nf record apo | viked statutes p 899, ath edition, “If any pernoa appointed | the several ofices of Comptroller, Counsel to the Oor por: . sioner Deviin. food that he bad any process, vor did said Perry inform | which to punish for contempt. In the Rey xed statutes, p. nd elected to any office ehall die, and any books and | tion, Street Commissioner and City Inspector, and the offi Satisfactor Experiments on Half of the deponent that he had any such process, Deponent fur- | 278 (marginal page), you will dud :— papers bel pging or aopertain ng to the office shall come | cere in the Croton aqueduct Department, halt condaue in y Expe y v the: op a eg eggs yey hor Seo. 10. Kvery omrt of rovord aball uave power io puntan | !to the poeceesion cf auy perroa, the successor of such | office until the expiration of their several terms, and shal! Atlantic Telegraph Cable. for acrimina contempt persons guilty uf evvber of the follow: | offce may in like manner, as described, demand such | vot be removed from office during such confnuanc3, ex img acts, anc no othe ra: — books and papers from the pereon having them ia hia | cept for the caure and in the manner yrovided for in sec- the City Nominee, that said Wood was, at the ime that the said Per- Ty called, actually engaged in the transaction of important 1 Disorderly. contemptnons or insolent behavivar, com ‘ession ** tions 20 and 49 of this act, andall other charter oflicere, do. offictsl business. V peenmat further #eys, that he used uo | mitted during Hating tn ite immediate view and praserce, Vote some suggested. that the question would bear upoa | and all sebeo! officers, and each Governor of tho Ains’ | ZTightful Accident in the Theatre of violence toward said Perry on the said 10th of June, nor | Bi dirvcuy ending Wo \ierrupt ta proceoincs 0° 9 Imoalr | ihe poasession—not the might; the person in posaasion | houre, whoee terms of office may expire with the prasont Plorence. did he see any one else use any violence towardshim. That | 2 say breach of the peace, noise or other disturbance, di | May Dave the right to the hooks and pspers municipal year, ehall also be clected on the day before s, R COURT- ect OR WOOD IN THE SUPERIO! | ashorttime after said Perry had left, ome person was Teculy lending to Inuarra ot lis proosedings . Mr. Brac y—Tbey say iu these papers that Mr. Devlin is | provided for by thie ation. POPEHION COURT—SPRUIAL TRAM. admaed (o see sald’ Wood; that almosh immedieisiy de- | BU Ril Cashedjence of Say process or orter lawfully | in pamewteD. 4 wet, or tone nthes iw epiitled to a orden or tee Gualy appointed | PORTY-THREE PERSONS KILLED AND OVER . Sao Meacdaee we Perry came again 10 admit bim, and io voud somo mes. | o,£,teusaues wilfully «ff red hy any person to tho lawful | yy Brad read trom ihe allMavit of Mr. Conover, alleg- | of the «fice books and papers, under the fll valag. seo. 4 HUNDRED WOUNDED. WB.—Danitl D. @nover vs. Fernando Wood.—At 10 | senger to find him; that this order was given by said Wood Gigeee . ing that the defendant Dev in was in porsession tion of the Revised Statutes, "1 R. S., 336, (4th ed.) ony “he Judge intimated his readiness to proceed, aud | at least one hour prior to the time of the collision between Noman can disobey an order until it is served apon @ Court remarked that the preliminary question Rec. 66. If eon appointed or elected to any office yo ‘ the police at ihe rear steps of the City Hall. Depouen: | Bi; We, therefore, do not come under the tint diviitst | oiaimed by the defeves, wax really the whole question. sha | die, or bis shall in any way bosomevacan', and | NEWS FROM INDIA, CHINA AND AUSTRALIA Magly the counsel for the plaintlif arose sod said:—In | for POTS ym that about 6 o'clock, P. M. of the samo day, | ofthe aboresection. Now read the fourth, was willany man |" Mr, Field then commeuord aisareament, when uny books or papers belonging or appertaining to such ' jy URN ‘ne of Conover core ee udon Ter creer toshow | said Perry again annousced his bate, and was forth wita pore a a See wee ore eeseriae i pay os Drei wished to know whether the counsel wore otce shall Lcoene to the Hands ‘of any person, the suocessor “ why Wood shoul: commit conte admitied to ‘or’s private office, and that said Perr; pores 2 Tere ing ipw discussion on the papers then before the Court. | to euch office in like manper as heretobefore pre- ‘ me " ne mt, Mowen'e : 7 | would be an attachment, pudiiagiion in the newspapers, | "ME Field reviled that be war proveeditg Wo argue that | scribed, Tomand such boaks or paperafrom tne person | AdVance in Cotton—Breadstufis Firm, has been came in alone, unasristed and unaccompanied b, ail. der te show cause served and I am ready tary ox oder odloee or parson. ry any voeed. WILSON M. OUTO HER. » counsel for Mayor Wood replied:—If your Honor Sworn before mo, this 22d June, 1807, Wa. MACKKLLAR, «2, Lappear here for Mr. Wood, and desire to ask your | Commissioner of Deeds. or, as the yractice now is, ja certain cases, by nailing OF | the power to fill tuia vacancy in veated in the Governor of | baving the rame in hie possession; and on the same being 4 postiog up the sum none upon bis house. If Goroner Perry the State, apa that the Mayor and Aldermen have no right | withheld, an order may be obtained and the person CONSOLS, 93 1-8 a 93 1-4, Gerires an investigation where both be and the Mayor 6a3 | or authority in the matter. Then h» would show that Co- | charged wag tn like manner make oath of the delivery of “4 be put upon the stand— not before an individual Cn nover was properly appointed, an? afterwards, if neces- | all such books and papers that ever came to hia possession ; &e. ke, ke. ut before twelve men—where bob may besvornand | sary, the Conrt could iuquire as to the trath of the allega- | and in case of omtwsion to make such oath, and t» deliver oe whether you require his personal presence. It is APE Te Fe Stee. FACES MARES both stories undergo aj} strict crovs-examumation; if City County of New York, ss.—George W. Hincbman hon that be bad seen forcibly ejected up the boeks and papers so demanded, sush person may naar hat he is very much engaged and pressed, with ba- | being duly pees gl eee een Loe rents that he has bis remedy uv aan acalon; Mr. Brady entered his objection, sud stated that ho was be comeaite Yo al, aad a search srarrrut may be issued, The Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Judkins, which et he will and that his desk and place of iness is in the Mayor’s and Tam (hat a cedone, | enti to card in oppesition, He had the right | and the property seized by virtue thereof may e- | left Liverpoc! on Saturday , 13th instant, arrived at ber docks 4, yet he will cheerfully come from his office if you | and ul aon eae a us he ae Gata | in | for there have been so many warrants i-sued,sumecieven | 1 object that the plaintiff must make an election to go the complainant +s hereinbefore prescribed. | 9: seveno'clock yesterday morning. , or twelve, I think, served in one day. tn'' we were will. | into the argument upon the papers now before the coart— 2 Barb, , 618. ianse ates bey tu anythi et oe sea vrocess. If | to argue the whole merits ‘of ais coniroversy uvon these u ‘Rat Mr. Conover has not | Among the passengers is Mr. W. Corbyn, of Niblo'a apy = aneter — A weight = their unger papers filed bis oat ffice and official bond ia not tenable. | Garden, accompanied by Signorina Tercea Rolla, Signore, upon Perry, be can sue bim, and bo.a can be examined tn ir. Field contended that he was proceeding in thé righ\ | He has taken the oath, and uo} being able to see tho | ciara Rolla and Signorina Ling! Retorioi frcm Milan, Venice, eit said outer office on the 16th June inst,; that his atteation ge Hoffman remarked that !t was not necessary, and | was calied to the fact of bis presence by some loud talk, be would waive bis presence. and that he saw said Perry walk out of said office, an: tbat there was no violence or force used toward or upon ’ ingel for the Mayor—If your Honor please, I will, | gaia Perry in sa'd office. G. W. HINCHMAN. open Court. But I insist that a process fora criminaloon- | form, The act 4d . . We A provided for the court to inquire into the | Mayor, filed it in his office with his clerk. He bas im answer to the affidavit of the plaintiff, first read Sworn before me his 224 June, 1867. Wa. Mackmutar, cern net > ae for the purpose of vexiog tb } circumetances. He suggested tha: the proper course be ses a r bond, with the requisito sureties, | 824 Her Majesty’s Theatre, London, respectively. of Mayor Wood himself:— Commisaioner of Deeds. bi 2 ited ag of any other individual We | would be first toshow Conover’s right, and then toshow | which the Mayor refused to sce, and it was therefore Robert C. Murphy, Req., American Consul at Shanghai, ave come voluniarily, and purged ourselves of ay | that he wax ejected by Devlin. filed with the Comptroller without’ the Mayor's approval. | was also a passenger by the Persia. Mr. Murphy camo . ACKERM, jee a thing whieh aed to look hike gontempt = We | The Court suggested that both gen'lomen agree’ as to | The Mayor could not defea: the execution of the office by THE APFIDAVIT OF MAYOR WOOD. yand Of New York, ss.—Fernando Wood, tho Pfs pe cern of apd York, son Seeman Ackerman, | have sald we would and will render the resdiest obetience | the question to be argued; but one called it preliminary | refusing to decide upon. the guificiency of the sureties, | the overland route, and is the bearer of important des~ @ bamed defendant, being duly sworn, says that heis id city being duly sworn, says— thet he ie. a police | to the process of this Court at all times; aod if anything | ang the otber secontary.” Mr Conover performed all the acta which it was his duty | pat -hes from China relative to the war there, for our go¥- layor of the city of New York, and was auch Mayor | fr?derick W. Perry; dist he was present on the 16wn - nes ee Sey, WORE a) Sy ene tut | "re Brady raid there was no testimony to be taken by | to. perform. “A dereliction of duty by the Mayor eannst | ernment, Iie lef immediately for Washington. 1 16th of Juno inst. ; that from early in the morning of r - . ere was an intention to resis! such au; arose Honasr, 2 office, d 4d Tets of Jane asi afer dark, ue waa engaged inthe ph grag the outer ofc of ie hiayor when sid Porry | entirely out of « misapprehension.” It is not a case for a Who had’ porression of this oilibecwho, preceded the | “Rew Polat Nor ‘is it’. teoable objection, that” the | The news by the Persia le seven days later than that ro. oP office Of sald city in the’ transaction of oficial | They each spoke wo the oluer ine frieudly manner; thar he | Teference, There are no disputed facts whlan are mate: | other, or by what means any person was ejected. copstituiion (art. 10, sec. 2,) requi-es that auch city officers | ceived by the Europa at Halifax. Foneat further says, that on sccoant of certain occur. | #14 Bot hear said Perry enention the word warrant, order { "Yr, Field"—I will submit the question to oe Gok Sak alae ences Sena net Leese peease we oe ee reelected by city | Tho truce between the Russians and Schamy! having ta'un the 16th day of Jane inst , deponent and others | °f,SrFett, oF app thing, to any action or process ia, any 8c- | summoned, and will be ready to try the care to morrow. Mr, B-ady objected to any dircunsion until all the proofs’ | °"| ‘This waa not an office established by law at the forma- | Come to an end, the Russians, under command of Princo 14 that ‘there ‘might bes conflict between er: | ay" Pg Ay tg egypt ge nh an Air naire! fer tbe Mayor 1 ‘submit that there is no case | upon which the discussion is ralsed were before the court, | tion of the Tus first creation by law was in | Baralinthi, had opened a campaign against Schamyl. Tiany Persoos, in said clty ‘were excited, | Rt, Presence touched ‘the sald Perry, wae when | “Mir, Field —I do not care what itis vent, bofore—eithor soalng Stat was nes onctes of reoladuary quectoag ge: | °'a thts socicn of the.otanthation applies caly to permse- | _ 2 the Eritoh Furtiament the proceedinge during, the larg. ds of people had assembled aroun’ py RL ay, = a an ll be 4 word a referce or a jury—the Court have power for both. I think | posed by Mr. Brady nest officers, ‘and not to persona appointed to exercise tho | Week were of little Importance. aay Wal; that deponeat wan actively engages (8 said | G2,gate; oon coe in deponent'e presence tid sala | ‘48 AiLvory well now for tho coumme ts ay be wit aun, | Mgr r& Id contended that if the eppointment of Conover | functions of an ¢ fice} till it can be re filled. In the House of Lords a petition in the case of Sheddon see it is not unti) be is surrounded by bayonets, and | py the Governor,on the 9h of June, gave him a title to ‘3 the a they I the 10th pigs boy 6th section ag the Major General goes in and tells him he must—then he | this office, he was the succomor of Taylor. of the same article, must stand and be construed together Submila just as tamely as any one else, Aro wo totake | wr. Brady admitted that Mr. Devlin was in pomemion of | While one provides that city oflers shall be electod or bein Sthoagh Empl Bren pi atig gn the office, and could not see what wes the evidence which | pointed by city olectors or authorities, the other provides | State of New York, are involved, had been presented, and P Yearnod {ried arguo that, he was cxemps from all | oyeteg cates our adn rin okeetd bey She Pinot | that the Legilature shall provide for fling vacancies in | attracted a considerable share of attention. The Howe arrest by virtue of bis office. If the Mayor has resisted | by quo warranio, aa tne law (ireot ? The construction which the constitution has heretofore | Tefweed to entertain the petition. : eee Gis nn tin eek eave a aise oan sir ela replied that the admission of powgesrion meant } reorived, accords with these views. In 1847, a law was Lord Palmerston announced, in the Commons, that the » some hing, or fl ore. wes fu enthorizing the Gor to int \ocessOr ernment remon- aminieg this question. The law contemplates sich ex: | to the defence, the plaintif? hada right to show how he ges cork my Superiar Court lxcach pasenane. French gover it had given no opportunity for amination If the question was whether the persoas | came in poseersica, or to deny that he was in portession. | tion requires’ judicial oficerein citles tbe elected by the | *Fance in regard to ihe fring © British merchant ong air ns Gar toe an , he and if Be was in ecenice, ow soale show that me cit; coches. Cavs of 1847, ch. 291 Mm So ibe law pro- | vessel bya French war schooner at Belleisle, but had would affida touched, me porsersion arms. le would asi q to fill the offices of iif, Coroner and I suppose he would swear he knew nothing about thai | then, was a mere forcible assueaption of an office to drive | County Clerks and District atiornoys, shall be appoinied | PTOmPUY expressed regret at the unjustifiable occarrence , Occurrence. If this w not s resistance—if the Mayor san | its »ightful 1 & quo warranio proceeding and | by the Governor in case of vacancy, though the constitu | “4 dlmiased the officer who ordered the shot to be vs. Patrick, in which a Jarge amount of property and the eee te ee eee ee sale rte ane ils | Perry that the Mayor's orders were that said Perry should validity of a civil marriage according to the laws of the WW. Perry, | be turned out of the room, or that he seized said Perr ty Hall oa the 16th June inst.» | gnq forcibly and violently ’ him, said from vad’ loft, deponent had no knowledge or intimatiog | $24 forcibly and violently ejected him, said Perry, from partment or from ment. Deponent further gt ne eth ganas pono dn | say? within Steen tainutes or baif an bour after sald Perry left the office of said Mayor, he heard the Mayor’s Messen- Mr. Duteber, send a person to flad said Perry, by, a8 on him | he said, the order of the Mayor. WM. ACKERUAN i Dut, om the contrary, that deponent did, on the said Lee bo 4 JOINT AFPIBAYIT OF NINBTEEN PERSONS, York, ss.—Wilkiam Murray, C. had process to serve on him, send for said bg ee bal velunieclis otras to kavetsia feeeeas eorved. poy ee ‘Isaac 8. Sharp, ae eee ponent Teaao’ ; visit of Perry to the Mayor’s office, on the Poter Muldoon, Andrew Jeckson, Jos. | seize an officer entrusted with the execution of @ process, | year’s delay the don thab all these Clears chall be elected by tho | fred. iéth June inst.,s0 far as they came to vg | Wille, Jas. 7. a D. maltrest bim, and turn him out of bis office, {t 1s something det be 2 a bya Sayed ’ Nedge, wero and aro as follows, viz.: Ilr, decree wed, and Genry » | mew in the history of courts. The learned counsel is quite etn Poy ggg oe nen Fepemg hore gue Fay Coulee Gg a age! ¢ ag hy Ty The Jewish Oath bill of the government had been read 4 at the outer office and informed the messenger, Wil yg, cach severally sworn dol for himelf weve: | mistaken when he argues Against the power ofthe Ooart. | tyer on either side as wo queetions of fact, T's man hae | pom vo Gray, Seodekes’s case, iediay Ascstat te Ae ceaP, | snecond time without diroussion, although Sir F, Thesiger Np of ep kyr olf eta rg Le er attaktts dekertnane nah tani he: wen | mee broceoting 's for civil and criminal contempt both: | an undisputed right to an oflce the posworsion of which is | of appeals.) 7 announced his intention of moving in commitiee that the Peed tes sams oflar Pere org teas odin the Mayor's outer office in the Oity Hall | be could not shake off the Etky by toe more cup. | WCReeLy Kors from hiss, he may acquire ‘existing objectionable sentence should be inserted. The tthe natarecf the besinees on which said Perry deatred on the 16th inst., at the time that Coroner tion that he was doing Tight He also referred to tho pes eg ky oR geod ge ea Whe Experimental Trip of the Great Kastern. | Roman Catholic members of Parliament, headed by the Sagrment; tint depenent won et tho tne and for admussion to the Mayor's private office, and jieh cases where the lor bad punished | Pup warranto. YRASIBILITY OF HKK RNTERING THE HARBOR OF | Dake of Norfolk, had risen in opposition to the measure. 9d to the said and told him to say ‘Por. | that he knows that the facts stated in raid allidavit of sald J»pereons for contempt committed in the office of | “the Court remarked that the defence claimed the legal NEW YORK. ‘ ae Pot a Jam engaged and cansot see any person now ”” de- pppoe tae ll DR dn A cA then resumed:—But I am wastiog | porsession, and thos the whole question, not only whic | ‘The following is carefully prepared chart of Long | ‘¢ bad waited upon Lord Palmersion, and held ec nays he known the nature of Coroner Perry's poy seg ek epg = pepe hag pee time to that this affidavit of plaiutii 1 BO} could be argued bere, but also by quo warranio. The | tsand Sound the ab lend the ‘or | 20% the purpose of securing relief for the Catholics from the teas be would have called him into the sald private of weber mph eA pel le dined fngufctent, Bod, thet the Gourt has power to order & | pialnti was entitled to’ show seme of claim to the ) snowing ip cbapne depth of | cpjectionable passages in the oaths now taken,by members nd afforded him every possible facility. ‘Mayor v y any or violence boing | reference. Mr. Perry says he was turned forcibly of | office. water, in feet, at low tide, to the foot of 106th street, Now | rn Povent says, that ‘be favo D0 ordors wo aald Dutcher, | ‘ed bY sald Ackerman or by any other person towards | tat ofice, and T init that upoo the o.ber afldavita thore | "Kr: p-ady contended thet if any furtber proof mast be | York ph nee erereseeremaciapie gittigs hus tobe p mines $ Ackerman, or toany ctber porsou or persons, 16 | ssid Perry. Pr pia ls no case made out for Wood, Why was this armed man | taken, 1. cauld not be as the we not being deemed satisfactory, It was resolved to support sald Perry out of the said outer ofice of the Mayor Doade tad caned by the above alnotoes porsens nw © | Ceere Gil ag Why was be entrencued is the Inner offoe? | 9 statu which would not admit it. amendmetts to the bill in committee, embodying the views staher forcibly or violently fe tea caFere®, | Counsol for Mr. Conover in reply aald:—-I was about to-| ful for any mum to entrench himself tna public building | cent ahbaieteoch gerne imermaroncan atet of the Catholics, and to memorialize Parliament to framo od epee eb d other person or persons, it | analyse these affidavits, and to show the inconsistencies | With 600 armed men, and thus prevent the service of tir, Brady—There te no ‘an oath for all classes without distinction of creed, It was tend then tan order, Haomindgn or uo or between these and that presented on the other side; but it Poe rench him unless you ‘ba Ar gp ata ue Fora ee ‘mistaken. Sent 6 Ae enn wate semen: Oeil, ane $y et day, nor did deponent soe mis SSkermas on | 1a enough to show that there is a contradiction which re armed and equipped. not Rima evan Ne iia cThurd tna nopent:frete the special te the om d onan actnnee heat port, Wai not true hat ald Perry fs “raplc ang very | tobavatbetrath found out. ihe sinccre. why epould | ©"r"hrady’-{ am not familar With nee, and 1 contend had passed through committee, about there be stake, matter examined a rz (and, thas by | moans Perjury somewhere. Tosy that nobody, | Feference. "As for aMidavitz, why, I suppose the Mayor The Court ruled after some further élecussion, that the en nent enabled to make the yw that the Coroner was civil | °&® get ailidavits by the cartload, no long as he has tiff could put in an aMdavit denying the alle of Mr. M. Mi.wms called attention to the engagement entered At termes do, on account 4 civil process to serve, no one is | police under his gontrol, and, tbat, Thope, will be only for defendant, that he was in possession of the and into with the Argentine Confederation for the reception and the sald Ackerman, to believe. But these points will be short time. All that wo ask is for a reference or a jury. | gonnsel for was allowed time to ‘such and employment of a certain number of the officers of th» ‘tesese; (at on the contrary, = ab ae Ged aes Cunarol forthe Mayon submit that there is no proof wih — Italian Legion, and asked whether the authorities of ths had t. re tt jee ban Gre Ee men ‘The affidavit was in a few moments read by Mr. Field Confederation had adhered to the st!pulauons of that agree- some proper person to around ‘hoever geibered — he @ cage and examine Wood under were ca led together to preserve the peace aud hibortios of | "(uy ana of Neo Fork, ss.—Daniel D, Conover, pe iy Eamaoes statod that there bad been no 3 e1bem, ey an examine. tur. Field —Yes as Rob Rey ae the peace and oon panier the ‘ace’ ot three een = government or of the ‘Argeative Confederation; that © meme willbe content, That Court | liberties of the lowlands of Saturday the 13th inst. aud rewained in possession thereof ber of the Legion (350 men), about to be sent’ to the Oapa not, I think, be denied. It appears, Judge Hoffman then said—I may congratula:e » | during the day; that on Monday, June 15, he retained pos- of Good Hope or British North America, had accepted page 626 of second statutes. | abd I believe it is the good furtuue of the judges of this | gosuion thereof end remained in tho rooms appro; to torms offered by an agent of the Argentine Confederation, bait | Sty, thet ap vtications to punish criminally fo: convamacy | the Street Commissioner in the Hall of Storia darlen $a which our government bad in no way inter ceperybeng ys yay hon ep vo of m court are so rare that I have 00 experience to guit® | tho whole of wat day till 4 o'clock P M., the time of fered. and that they had been subsequently, at their own ‘ioua ve Sipenreng ies’ | son ih Cece, Tes copesenes Setees Coes a ree closing anid office; that on Tuesday, June 16, he retarned in Fequest, released from their engagements. ririog his aoawer thereto, 0 whch the defendant shall max. | drawn efter some coosideration of tho aubj-ct ” It is | tme,uurning to, bie so room and, Ween in tue die The resolution from the Committee on the Sound Dees pny Dib time sath | founded upon subdivision 4, section 10, on page 2:8 of te | Charge of his duties when a party of — policemen Indemnity was reported, and a bill embodying the terme = ory of tee answers ofthe ucfordaae, | Revised oer ete tho axtatorter | reais’, bY, John W. Beuoett, who stated | that be F.Gat ceactatien eodened to be tocngn te erect, and alae’ Resistance ‘person i command Such ‘answers eed such subsequent proof shall determine | or process of thecoum eas tal bey me Re te Re te Meg Boge | The American schooner Silver Key, from Boston, with bydraulic apparatus for raising the sunken ships at Sebas- topol, arrived at Malta on the 26th of May, and sailed agaic on the following day for the acene of operations. Genial raips in Ireland had largely benefitted the crops, which gave promise of great abundance. A conference of clergymen upon the Maine Liquor law had been held at Manchester, anda resolution was adopted declaring legislative prohibition of the liquor traffe to bo the only effectual moans for tho suppression of drunken- news BY the de‘eadant bas been ty of the misconduct An order 1 show cause appeared to mo to be the | day; that on Wednesday Cy ry 17, deponent ro most proper as well as the most legal course te | turped to bis rad rooms and was we met by Charkes be pursued. The aitidavits which are now produced | Devin, #bo refused to allow deporeat tw go to depo- presumptively make out a caso freeimg the de nept’s ‘desk, apd said that ne had force enongh to keep yndant from the charge of contempt It is not | deponent out and intended to do so; and depovent forther to be denied that the scienta of that intended resistance | saith that thesatd Devlin had with bim a large force of of which he is accused consists In the lutentioa to con. | pclicemen and other persons io assit him in keoping de temn the court and ita process. This intention must bo ponent way, and did so keep bim away; and decided and depend apon his knowledge or reasonab!: to that he is informed aad believer that said formation of the existence of such process, uules defon | Charles Deviin has not bees io any way In posseesion ofthe dant, Wood, knew at the time that Perry applied for at. | raid office, except by entéring tho rvoma afovenaid; and mirtlon, and that Perry had an order of provors from the books and papersof the office wines the forotble expul- tbe cffice of Mayor, and that Mr Datcher, the mes- | _ Herewe have the power in explicit language—“Tho who was Te aoe door on sana se bas = may a aes ta the — proofs.” Now, ‘§ messenger leponent nearlya past a case wi eccor wo @ eMidevit of client, Pea aNbo. WOOD. the defendant has been guilty of this comeungh pally ot n before me this 22d June, 1857. Wa. Mackettar, | this gross misconduct, which threatened to involve the ssioner of Deeds. SoS ee a Se Sn ee AFFIDACIT OF SHERIFF WILGET. The power of the Court to order a reference is very clear, Now York, s—James 3. Willet, of | as will be reen by section of the Code— y, being duly eworn, says that he is the Sherif of Bee 271. When reference may be ulsorily ordered, Yd GUDEY, tard Coes on Wee loth Gay of ume in- | weere tee pertente tap soncue tas Peart toon ates ee ae 4 lication ol « ither, of of x own motion. 1 where thi 7 ; . ; . basinoes | Y' Whore the trial of an lirue of act shall require the exe. | could not be guilty of contemp:. His own af | porsenion of the taid roums of the office of the Atroet don, a firm largely engaged in the Australian export trade, py 7 prior oe mination of 8 lone seseet ant on either side: ja Whi & 00 ee fidavit is explicit that no communication was | missioner, exceptas Deputy usder —“_ - caer is announced. The liabilities are estimated at from £150,000 , | referees a . deponent to send for oF to report upon any specific question of fact izvulved there’ cron Daihen ‘ies states aunivety “hat, bead "peorn tw before mo, June 23, 1857.—C A. Pranopy. to £200,000. Sent aeasee hatee.an teas Gao icwe Ob bing fen aheeens abilh be necessary for | Bt Communicate to the Mayor that Perry was there with Mr Busteed—tI objet to the reception of thie affidavit. At the police court, Liverpool, on the 11th inat., Benja. = Gatee mentees : ana Information of we Court before judgment, oF for earrying ——e or ender te re role In ate —_ peng <r at ope Ba ag eye - pas igre mate of the American ship Frank Pierce, in puty Sheriff &ewart over to the Coroner's oifice to re & 4X of fact, ower than upon the pleadings, | avtuall; pizant of these facts) what tstimooy can be | that it will not try , 0 Wit, the question of the title 0 port, was brought up under the following circum- Gay of Gee leet sal ariee, pom motion oF otherwise, in nay tage Bite 82" | adduced to convict Duteher and Wood ot favehood. Yor an en, WA ey toes intror ect! a. We stances: — be a case proof i ere vet iy pion 1 cannot reacived. It Om or understood that there was | It is to the third subdivision of the above that Twould | sistent decierations okey bhtenr, oo sxennieas mas anes n traive the question contompleted by the Revised be was tuprmed taal’ a men be Seen shes on boned an position made by en'd "od to the service of the | refer, and when the partios do not consont the Coart may, | by the Mayor, to contradict their posidve oxthe | Statutes, the ti Je to the article quoted being “ Proceedings | gencitian tha. Mo tah Gee proanar, whe ana te head Mayor was eal Sls, raer feen release, Tas raguael tos complacans | Oorstar*eesoemaed ts treet oeceroseer eum; | tar eoment en thet focod mae ad prot’ a rezoirer wt sBich 5 refer e. f na . iF RUOOERFOrR. officer to serve criminal | to an investigation being contemplated by the statute, we fe the direction of tne senate t0 Panf fay! y of ‘Toe Court This objection wou!d econr at another ests Weiate the veneeh <* yogoty pe JAMES C. WILUET desire an epportunity to examine and cross-examine Wood | the accusation ageinet him. I am also jooteed uo the We cannot try the ttle to this office 7 cannot neo who had been sho!. John Ward vaid be vor] before me this 234 day of June, 1867. W. A oo of eg EF ee by yg hg yyy pe pee anbai Py Be [en ens Fone: he dng 9 relonging to ot the ebip Frank Pierse, and that when he went 1nt0 ho cannot oroner could i exter '. ‘am Com] affidavit —— truth if these affidavits are true. There. le falsohood— | stsempicd servion of known by the somemuer'te | Mt. Busteed—Thie afiaeit, presests an eatirely new Soret’ evo wes, coddenly Be neved tne’ sept cor ind County of Now Fork, weJoha Wexivbla, of | £0; palpable talschooi—somewhere. “The Corover de. | be. ix existence Elon these ‘two points I soe no | state of facts to thone presented by the original aifdacit tnd, fosling blcod coming from bis arm, he looked and fond belog duly sworn, capt be ia doe of the depation | *ires this examication, Tam requested to say,for it was in | reason now to chadge the opinion which Induced | upon which your Honor proceede’, We require, cortaty- dara. Boountene: — . Worl Sr sand city aod county, and waa on the réus | timated to bim yesterday that evidence of this charac- | me to give the ordor to show causo, bot I shall give them some time for deliberavion and copaultation. We que potnner Wel Sommrd to hie nt oan i oe bol tie June inet; that he was in the offloe of the Mayor of ter would be introduced, and he therefore ca'led upon Hae ieattices teptoaemremmsaerene that if an rement to te morrow at 12 0 :lock is boos threstened Ir. Sno ball, f the ‘ches ite y'on the afternoon of that day prior to 3 o'clock P| Me, and sald that he wished an examlaation and was pre: | whether, when the defendant comes with affidavite allowed, we aball have antticient time. was inetructed that the complaiaant, had ome’ iato Uo {n it was appounced to the Mayor, Fernando Wood. | Pared to show that there was a delibersie intention wo re. | reatly clear, poritive and decisive, aa by thomselves | Counsel for plaintiff agreeing, the Court adjourned un- cabin and threatened the prisoner, who, being = ‘oner Perry bad on that day been at the oater office | *ist this arrest. alone, to exbonerate the accused from the attempt to re- | til Wedvesday, at 12 M fired the pistol. ty teed steppe f peg frightened , Mayor for the parpose of serving process, and had Counsel for Mayor Wood—On the affidavit apon which | sist a lawful service, he does not make outa cave which MR. FIRLO'S POINTS. wd enied. admission Deponent says that imme- | {B'# order was granted and ite total ineuilicioncy, we would | entiiles him to demand a di 0; Or whether it ta the The following are the points of Mr. Field, which he wan The extensive warehouses of Messrs. Pickford & Co.,the On said + announcement being made, said y deen a in Ci yt! ane upon that 2 of Court in cases of th . | proceeding to argue when interrupted by Mr. Brady, and Great ra lroad carriers, at Camden Town, bad been de- door ordered demand iecharge; dant ving been uu acriminal contemy rr probab| r hs yet joe hey eet grorrly misrepresented aud misunderstood, we determine! otoom int to meet the Wiiret Poet tr yy 4 duly arpointet to It will be seen from the above that, entering the Sound sroyed by fire. An immense amount of property, including hha request of raid Hernando Wood go to the sheritra | 10 Meet the aiidavit aa wough it was ontited to all tne | tion. 1 shall adjourn the matter to examine this point Tae | perform the duties of the office made vacant by whe death | from Montauk Point, the Great Kastern will have.n ave | TY nourand quariers of corn, was consumed. The eeti- snd ouwide the City Hall, and inquired for eaid Se ee — # the taste of the decision will be made the day afler to morrow. Of Me, Tar lor, the inte Street Commissioner, ection 6) | rage depth ef more than 100 feet at low tide ntti sho | ™AHd loss ts about quarter of « million pounds sterling. infor 9 easy to show oe e State (article 10, & Fe eevted a 8 a el am (tnat the Mayor | how the misapprebensien occurred, and how resletance THE MANDAMUS CASE. bas mace i tbe duty of the Legilatuse to provide for Olt | reaches Randall's oint, where the channel is only 2 feet— one peg pare had brought upon himself the indigue- Dut that he was anadie to tng bm awhile | Might have happened without any intention on the part of SUPREMR COURT—sPROIAL TRAM, tng ihe vacupey, coemsjoned by the doaih ef the late i9- | ity shaliowest measurement until it reaches 100th street, @ London press generally for refusing to allow Mayor's office, oo the sald 164 of Jane, heard said pba Ce yy? a Beore Hon. Judge Peabody. cumbent, by declaring that “the Legislature sball provide | 40 T°. ‘nes in dopth, Tho draught of the Grou | Toporters to attend, as weval, at certain interviews betwoon p Sanne yd p——- 54 Ct Coroner | tn the procers of this court or any other having juriadio | Jewu28.—At the opening of the court& 12 M., Mr eg Lexisiature, by the act of February 8, 1849, pro- | Eastern when relieved of her coal will be about 28 feet, the Premier and deputation ap ‘etated to confer with hiss. stated oocurred at least an hour prior to any collision | {10 over him. He has not in any mar ner with | Field, counsel for Mr. Conover, read tho petition of hie | ited that “whenever vacancies shall exist or shall ocrar | and her maximum draught 90; 90 that ehe can arrive at In France the legisiative election agitation movement between the Metropolitan and Manicipal po. | '¢ ction of any court The insufficiency of thts affidavit ‘he - : me he chowdd in any of the offices of this State, where 00 provivion is | the foot of 100 without diffe engaged all the attention of the public. Official influence sd thal h wen underneced 7 doponent, and so far aa | © hold the Mayor on a charge of criminal comtempt | Client for the defendant to show causo why he B0t | now made by Inw for filling the came, the Governor shail | ber anchorage at the foot he pre HY | in all shapes was being exerted ia favor of the gorern- ‘ot knows by every whe had cay interview | rent doce not pretend to say | deliver the books and papers of the office of Street Com- | appcint rome eultable person, who may be eligible to the | or risk. So much for the objections of those who bave | -614 candidates, while the ‘ald. Fernando Woon prior 0 te collision between | saw Wood, and he Peritively | missioner. Mr. Bustood read in roply the following aida | office Fo vacant. oF to become vacant, until the commence, | aq interest in diverting this line from our port. ” Opposition forces asd their are Fo trae, the rene stage ofthe Cy Hal, om | SES” fie! aaien to. persca Whe. communicated | YH of Mr. Devin: Sraic Uelachamene tice remmtse wus rom | DEPT OF WATER Lowe mmLanD somes, | arses arses at aan enate unsuoolantng oF take \ tentity ; i e ich uc! 4 , Sih of ume inet | nat sald Wood not only oid ot | his momeage, and, In fact, does not even know Uhat hey waa ATIDAVTY OF STREET COMNIMONER DRYLIN cthocr could be Dy law elected.” At the Ume uf the (From the Washington Union, June 19.) pereaty ervivel aay échete wntentntNg 6 OSS wry, but was anxious to have cold F ‘and | 12 the private room. ‘Upon his own statement, your De eae — 9 aoe a ae of thi aot, 0 provision had been made | _ It was uted afew days ago tn the Journal of Commerce, | list for Paria and the oath quesiion. Accounts, however, ed 10 said Wood's office, JOHN BIN, Jr Honor could not it even an attachment agai naiah ote a 3 | by inw for tiling © 4 ths office of Street | that there was reason Phy Ay there 1#4 suificieat | are quite contradictory, and, according to some, the oppo- cm Before me thie Zid day of June, 1867, Faxbanice | PUY! 0the oie vceaid. not see Fereande apts Me | Gharies Dovitn, of ald city, duly toro, oaich—Thas | comm ae ee, “Eteach cae ty an ee Fee eae sonarck Great Pastors toe port ciinin’s | Mion litt has been completed, and includes the name ot = , a Stato. 9, ee eevee Gould not even know he was inthe Rouse. "We, however, | Be la in possorsion of the office of Street Commissioner of | \c./D".,/anr Ol. tne artie, ff Une ete ot ocon cx. | few miles of the city of New York. Since the publication | Gem. Cavaignac. Another siatoment is that the red aad *FIDAVIT OP DEPUTY SITRRIFF STEWART. Answor it as fully as if'an attachment had boon lesued,and | the city of New York, and was #0 in possession of sald | iavished oy inw. Unless, therefore, there be aeubse. | Of thia statement we have carefully examined the largo | white republicans having found it impossible to coalesce, and County of New ree, —Jobn T. Sewart, |. we are here to answer {nterrogatories. The Mayor did not | Silice and ite books, ae and documents, aad | Gucut inw Providing sncthor means of filling # vacancy | #04 admirably execu'ed chart of Long Island Sound in | ihe whees have united wih the remaante of ihe old con Ot eee re lois one of the Deputies | know l'erry’s business. “I did not kno # that the civil performing its duties, when be received the order to show | |) tne office, and to ‘extent repealing the iaw of Fobru- | the Coast Survey office, and find that there is but one onal = = ; a fo the afternoon of | cess of this court had been jasued against me.’’ This po DS py Pg ary 3, 1849, the Governor must fill it. And in determin streteh of only a quarter of a mile where thirty-rix feet tonal parties, ®common list of candidates hag ~s Careuer's odie ant tat Contoer Porry and re [ne eneeped os yp yp ag oye 5 wind, 1m fect, Street Commissioner of aaid city, | 126 the one Se ana oS ee a Ficel ts tae Cove bask of Were teoma 4-4 awe why Sreguee Saumey anes Seek ee © (m to come to the Sheriff's office; that he went to “ hold that ofce; that deponent was daly ap. oa ta counted by ims mensape te 0 cher mado Out, | ‘ne anchorage of the Great Fastora, In thie short strotoh | ‘AMCBLe party hae, through the Univers, declared itecit oner's office in said city and inquired for said office on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1867, Th hat t eta. | there are thirty one feet six inches at low water. in favor of an active Interference in the olections. rey hat ead Porry'wea not in» and deponent not know or of the city of New York, with tho advice | suite providing fOr filing a vacabey Iu this ofice, vic. -- fanecanschsentrantactnntictelh Accounta from the sill producing districta of France aro he Wasinees on which ald Willet wanted to see said Dd consent of the Hoard of Aldermen of eald city; vhat he | The'xte nr apwil 2, 1840. tho mot oF July 11, 1861; the act | Mesicar avn Twxraicar. —We learn that an arrange: | still contradi ¢ influence of fine weather ‘ought another coroner with him to the Sherifs the said appointment, and has duly taken | or gir) 12 i863, and the act of Jone 14, 1863; but these lictory, but under th JOHN T, STEWART. oath of office se such Street Commissioner, and | Statttes wore all repealed by the p esent charter. The | Mest bas been concluded with Mr. Calsado, manager of | they had become more cheering. ‘ before mo this 22d June, 1887, Wm. MACKELLAR, uisite security a such, according 10 law, ovly Iaw, therofore. remaining to be considered is that | the Italian Opera at Varie, by which the services of Ma- M. de’ Germeny has been appointed Governor of tho April 14, 1867, and unless that gives the power of | dame Frezzolini bave been transferred to New York fora | Bank of France. intad Charles Turner was, as he has been informed and believes, jing the duties of Street Commissioner aforesaid Hing this recancy to anothor officer, the power of the Go- | period of four months, and that she will arrive in this city Harvest prospecta in France continued most satisfactory . > = = H <= 3 2 2 2 i i 1nd County of New York, .—Wilson M. Dutcher, Hevea, | Yernor remains in force, towards the close of the month of August. son as semnta anton a tpietor ef tas pele tae right to den eae le witne of his holding. tne oil ot | qf, The act of April 14, 1867 (the present charter), does | We also learn that no doubt ia entertained that arrange. | The Swiss Federal ronwary ren rene poor ‘ity of Rew York, nnd. stationed at tbe of Deputy surest Oneimiasiover for the city of New York, | Rotprovide ier weatean “thore are tae iurls of the char! | mente will be conecuded with Mr. Lumley, the manager of | A mesmre of the ia tee Welly be a one to the Mayor's private office, and was on duty at Deponent larly waith that ho hae been advised and believes | ter which have been supposed by some wo hare that éf- | te Opera in London, by which the Academy of Music mendes the ratifieatl treaty relative affaire @ on the 16th Jane last; that the outer effice of "a Conover Ln hk oy ame fect:— will be united with her Majesty's Cheatre in London. The of Neuchatel, and the President of the National Counci? “or is occupied by the City Marshal and his clerk, office of Street Commissioner * SHALES DEVLIS (1) One of them is the 924 section, which declares that, | pian for accomp' ishing the latter is to eend the entire com. @oxpreseed himself in the same sense. The treaty wag Fat and second aaaistant Marshals, by the Police thie 224 day of June, 1867, before: me. Jam | “Bll the Common Councth otherwiss direct, the existing | pany, including the ballet, to Now York in the winter,and | rererred to « committe. J, the Mayor's int book clerk, by the clerk PR -\ , A Fm y before me. JANe | ordinances ® the departments to far ae the | have them in London during the summer. All the parti Lora saith Physician, and by other persons, ail of whom * , sap * r of Deeds. same are He, aud are he: inesnstatent with the | culare have been agreed upon, and it only remaine to bo | 4H Faypt state that Lord Elgin and suite were 7 eccupy desks in said office, and all of | poned any Coroner would do as well, and sent another one, Mr. Brady inquired whether there would be any objec charter — But it i clear that this feen whether the ballet cam come this year or not. If it | at Cal was to ombark at Suez on the Sth Jane io a omen bene ay oe business of @ Coroner was 10 | tion to his acting onthe part of Mr. Devlin, in connection = sen ine tapeenaen Sase nave cone? OS is Sa tstee see Out the arrangement this yesr | the Peninsular and Oriental Company's boat Surinam for 4 a to di VeOa 0 walt be died, wi in . | wit done next year, om adjoining, and that. tbe usual course for por: | Mr. Field—An {oquest upon Mryor Wood? with Mr, Basteed, who appeared on bobaif of the Corpora: | Ying ihe question, ne bind aged seme gered am tna | Sitexpore, The Paria Pays observes that Lord Kigin will ABE PUsiness with the Mayor is wo enquire of de: Counsel for Wood—No, an inquest upon the Me . | tion, (2) The only other part of the charter which is mupponed ig the passengers arrived by the Porsia we arrive io China jast about the time when the existing (rea- {or depowent to take the name and announce it to | tan policemen, lovking forward to what ing to hap- | yr, Field had no objection, and the Court granted the | by avy one to give the power, Is that wiich—afer provi. | the name of Mr. W. Corbyn, of Niblo's Garden, *PO T | 1 hetween England and the colestial empire will come to , the Mayor to anawer whether he can | pon. Deputy McKibbin was then sent to look for Perry faite senten. “ ding that the Mayor, Comptroiier and Council shall be | turns from the most extended Karopsan tour ever made in inawer analy cat for deponent to communt- | ontaide the City Hall. ven ifthe latter had been put out | Tequisite perm: ' clocted by the Jares thet ‘the other heads of | search of artistes for this country. Mr, Corbyn has vi. | anend. That treaty, signed at Nankin Auguet 26, 1842, te by ‘Qn ordinary occurrence for the | of the office by force, the Mayor's affidavit tha he did not Mr. Brady then stated that there was a preliminary | depariments shall be appotated by the Mayor, with the ad. | sited al) tho principal cities of and, France, Belgiam, | was contracted for ® period of fifteen years, and will eon. ply A pty ry ge a So mtg Bd ~ =S a question to come up, and be would ask the Court to | vice and Cane SBS aera en as eaet toc Sorenay, luly and Switzeriand, He is Beamer by sequently expire on August 26, 1867. hundred persons anew motion, vision attach to or till the first of January, | one of the mo t beautiful aud secomy danseuses mogng = & » ae ©M90 to see the said May- | that be sent for him an hour before the con. | decide whether it should be argued now or bere | sss nor to the office of Street Commistioner til! tho are of her Wslovty'e theatss, tmnmtos Ta ale, Milan, aad la A deapateh from Paris, of June 11, says — ty Feltas” jomcitl Cegagements require | test on the steps, 1 do not in whet I Rave | after; thet this le » summery procending to obtain pos. | of January, 1900. This Hitsitelion to the 19th section 12 | Fenice, Vewice. Oxher artiste will follow aad appear ia | Ife umderstood that the sudden change of ee many m «the | paid hero say it because | desire, or because my ‘ session of the books and papers of the office, and bas! given by ihe bist section, which is in theee words:—"Tho © ray succession at Nibio'w Garden, the position of the Baron Gros on the eve of bie