The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1857, Page 1

PRICE TWO CENTS. MORNING EDITION—SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1857. WHOLE NO. 7625. J arrived st my sister's on 2ith Jane; Ile New | mo foolish for writeing so now but my dear wo ought to | THE SEREET COMMISSIOTER'S TROUBLES. immediately afer 1's the vessel: | wae deraaged think of allthis for bo arured if wo do as wo ought Dot we SPST . 0 oF three hours aba time; Dr, Nisholson, of Sandy | never orosper world ‘or ‘od sais tho calamity o i Creek, attended me nearly all the time since T west to my | the wicked riseth up suddenly ain meets is punishment | Judge Peabody Decides that He Will Net fe- Sirter’s, Q. What did he attend you for? A. Hi is was | in this world ag well asthe next My Papa and Mema is | gue the Warrants for the Arrest of Devlin. derangement from extremc of qind: thinking of coming to America tn aboita month | under. 8 COU’ ; I bave not been deri ‘nince saat Sunday; ¥ stand by # Lower | have just received from them My dear QUPREME Cover. not deranged op the Fourth ly, nor the if you do come w me when you write me} wil! send you Before tion. Judge Peahody. oe : 1 wag at draages the sesond aie on ge fgg ayn cecaices how fist ae if you have i Serv 17.— in the mater of the application of D. D. Come Ow Ww! miscarriage I have been sick 80 muet bo more aa “ - many timer ; thedoctor knows: | think tt wasaSunday, but | Remain Yours Truly and @ectionate!y "Tl Death wr wm, Charles Devlin. —Judgs Peabody, in accordazce J don’t know: {think it wae May .3, nol mean June 23 JANE BAGGARD with previous arrangements, Jelivered his opine a: ib ALLEGED OUTRAGE AT SEA. ’ a Tne Complaint of Mies Jane Haggard sgalnst “] must dave me s budge of some sort made io ‘GCaptal., George Couway ef the Packet ship Switserland for Devin ho aon, indo of trains hy crow = UNITED STATES COMMISEIONER’S COVAT. ‘while presning into the room with all foree, Before Josepb Pridgham, faq. Aner consulting ‘a few moments witn the Genera) Paper. Jory Vi—The United Sales ws. George Omway, Caplain ‘nlgndent, Mr. Carpenter arene aid tee od by Generel Sa. | Ot Fp Siiiseriand.—The dofendar: in thie cases ® Commissioner Draper—Dicbandment of the Special Ferce—-Speeches of the Superintendent and leis Depaty- fSeome Gaumen, but no Pay For the Polleemen, ’ ri p 1 shel) Exhaust alt ‘iene: UE this but I ‘i 9 perintendent Tallmadge. thick buils man, some 47 years of ago, and ie charged with | 1 left my brether’s, I think, on the 234 of June, 6» come alt your patience toread all this but \¢ is | > Jock this forenoon, upon the application before bim for &e., yy. Taisuavete then rove from bis seat, sud proceeded te | yipiating jane Haggard, a pti nm board = ship tokow York M4 aw a a Lente foe wees po coger haya weriteing joa ood PY® | warrants to arres: Street Commissioner Devlic. The cours ae, te. “esi wy be not a young wi ‘ — Wonteene You have, © proportion, perhaps all of | Switveriand, on her voyage from Liverpoo! to New York, brother's wbo mace love to you? a Nos sir; when wes Addrese my Liters so and I will feich them myzelf 7 rocm was entirely filled with in\erested partios, THE METROPOLITAN POLICE BOARD. you, been called upon co the part of the authorities of | in April last. deranged } thought there was; | was always writing + tbo | Mise Haggard E Darle—leq—Sandy Creek Orieans County Jadgo PRanopy—Proceedings baving been ‘nstivused . ihe tity to act anapecial policemen to preserve the public | the prosecutrix ie & fine iooking girl cf rood statcre and | “SPtain when I was deranged: my sister told me eo; tua | N ¥ mind I shail go for cno by return of post aud mind | peioo me, under LR. 8, p. 125, seo. 36, 10 compel Mr ‘and pers property from the third or fourth of x 7 captain gave me four sovereigns and 9 half whes | was | you write ‘ Deviin to deliver to Mr. Conover the beoks and Papers per Der of weeks, convemplated the necessity of worse radical last It is bardty neceesary for me here to say to you | Considerable pretensions to the ‘crm handsome, She ‘s | leaving; I told bim {did not want bly sastatanoe, but ho Joxm 14, 1857. | taining to the office of Street Commissioner of tne city wp to that period Dut comparatively little bad been done | apparently 24 or 26 years of age, bus she acknowledges to | wished me to idly to my sister's; the captain sent My Dusn-—Will you on receipt of this jotter for God Al- | of Now York, om the ground that the applicant was suo change in the organixation of the Board before+; could by any poesibiity be tolerated by public sentiment. With the esiersibic wim of redeeming the police gevernment of uke city froma partisan dias in ite government, the result ‘We Row exhibited of a pelice organised upom an open pro- seription of all*' democrais”’ and ‘foreigners.’ Trained men of old end valuable experience have ‘been tarned adrift by the hondreds, and.greep and worlhiess substi- the doctor and th .2 boy sehore with me, and pulme | mighty '« sake write back and tel} mo whet in the name of | cessor to the office to which they appertain, and he im the cara; he paid $10 for my ticket; the capiain has ) God Almighty {can do? J have almost lost my senses. | parijos having been beard from day w day unt) iho Wr Ven two letiers to wi ir, Joachimegem hes them (an- | Sleep is stranger to my pillow. ican take nothing; I | sih day of July, 187, and my decision having been ’tknow | am almort ina state of derangement. I cannot live three | apnouneed om that day, that the applicant was that I ever wrote that letter; thera are two let- | months if you donot, My sister’s unkindoces is a®fa); | titled to the relief asked—that is, to the warraats pro- tora that if 3 could see I would know; in ona of | andwhat will it be when sho knows my awful siuation? vided for im that section—one ches the respondem bo them 1 said J would expose kim in Liverpoot in | Ob, my God! thou art tho only witness to my euflerings. | committed tp the jall of the county unt? bo should order that ancther should not falla victim to him. Q Ie i shail then be degolate in @ foreign country—homeless, | deliver them, and the otber that the Sherif the signature to this last letter yours? A. I believe go; I { honeciess in this wide, cold world; and then in my awful for said property and seize it, that It might be de- cannot swear positively; I did not write the letter in my | misery must bring another dear little angel into the world | jieered to the a t, aa therein provided, upiess the desolwe, aud to learn thecrucl and awful fate of it | respondent should deliver them, en order to that effecs toward perfecting tho orguniza.ion of the police, as bata | only 21, She gave ber testimony in @ somewhat corfased imperfect organization could be had of necessity. whiia sion of Ovmetitutionality was pending, aa it theo | MAOner; the unpleasant circumstances in which she was Was, Ror could we take any eflvctive steps for prenor lng placed and the painfu) and delicate natare of her teeti- eer Ses Gua ob ae asta Seige asd | BY, NU, however eicely woos fr he om 00 the Sd of July , if my momary serves me right, the Mayor fg sep She was accompanied by ber sister, Mira, few fit to disband the old police force of this city, just too, 2 ome in this country. Dy. Otio Rowton, uncle at the precise moment when it was well known their ser: | ‘eachy, the piesttger Who died, wes: aatouly vices would be mort needed, and on the eve when = press. | Watching ihe proceedings. | ‘The members of the Police Commission have, for a num- i The caze for the rin was conducted by Mr. Joa- Daten ranjsd in thelr places, the city ei the same time | ing emergency would as tt always doce ari ive, making it | (ne one ot oo Assistant District Atorney, Mi d, heart mother, ‘accor mn for the wi police force of th 4 , a, wropge broken » that ke me will havo dipgly madi duced’ to writin d abiding « complete saturnelia of riove and crimes a6 the | eee tee oe roan riot aud bicodebed. tire | Charlee Kdwards represented the Braah government, of either father nor mother, 1 shall be sure to dio; I am | by meou the loth day of sald uly.” That ardor wostna spon ue, without the slighvest oppor. | Which the x ig & subject. natura) consequercee. | Tn view of this, the ides of s- change has been not only | aagttased with'n the Board, bat strongly urged from without, dying daily. My {athor and mother Isball never dare to | mediately served on tho respondent, and delivery of tho ane again. rofuge for the short time J shall want | papers 4 compliance with deteended, which wes fe. it wit be snalms house. Ob, my God! my God! I havo Reed ‘This refueal was followet by an immediate appiice- been brought up a lady; now the r desolate | tion for the wari ants contemplated by the act, to whist by wretoh that ever walked this earth ie richer and happier | my decision embodied in the order I had determined bo than ]. Ob, could you but see my poor, wasted form | was cntitied. Pending this application, and while » diseus- and pale face, you would har uow me They eapecting the effect of an injunction then In force re- teat me cruel because I am 50 ly Rey 4 ining the applicant from taking into hie tho But oh, my God! they little think the bitter and awful ‘8 apd papers was in progress, & writ of certiorari from secret that makes me daily pray to die. God forbid that | the Supreme Court was served on me commanding me 0 they should ever know it. No, I mustrun away and go | certify 10 that court my proceedings {n the premiees, The into some house of protectien, and there i shali soon die. | injunction haa since been dissolved, and Iam nom ahead —— be, Dean.and Donohue appeared for the de- extreme a "happy to say thet your conduct duriz g all the time you have serves the city, been ex platy ra emplary, and such as to command the respect of ev: tava Yes, soon my persecuted soul will by a merciful God | to igaue the warrante notwithstandiag the citizen, and permit me to add, that from he repat J with bo taken out of thoresch of all crucl and deceftfal. men. fact tha: this writ from its oporation suspends the power of sbal) make tothe Commissioners of your conduct and time God sayr—I will give to every man according to his | he ofijser to whom it is addrossea is not denied by the ap- fidelity to the pablic intereste, I nope you will not lose lous my voieo; he sald that I had aa doings; wicked and deceitful men shall not Live out half Dut op the contrary it is admivted as a general an by the rervice yon have thus rendered the city. come with him into the cabin ‘their days; I will cut thom of euddeniy ; thoy shall call jpodition: but that auch is Bot tho effect in thie particalae Gentlemen, we have pasted through the press crisis, aod Mr. on me, but I will not hear fem, tho Lord. God | Capea insisted om several grounds—rome of which seem the danger which threatened ovr city, and the Metropoli- bisa; says, 1 will never forsake the imsocent. No, my God, I pr themselves under the following hese and force oa- Mr, Proposed never knew dece!t. My poor heart bleeds, but you T will proceed to consider:— ‘Mr. Edwards and Mr, Joachimssen objected. happy. Yes, { believe you are happy. But a little. wl 1. Me tw said that this proceeding, in its niiore being | Mr. Dean offered them for the purpose ef showing that all wil! be dark to you; you will never ‘ary and intended to coofer present possession mere the was sane at the time she wrote them, and to contradict loug ae os live, and that, m ot be long. 5 WPProt a determine the utimato rights of the parties, 1s 4 other portions of her x thee will God let you be bappy long. God says—For Woh intended to be. subject to thes operation of thie writ. The Comsidered the letters sutificiently | those who cruelly wrong you and leave vé to me; ‘And there is much of good senso in the suggestion thas identified and admitted them. 1 will » Butyet | am Song of ie, You | ee should not be lable to be euspended is ‘er months when ch a proceeding % e*Opunsel for the prosecutton would consider the letters re mevyou wovld fotch me in asd | Yad. ous thet Is a month ago, Now let mo beg of you, | 1% this manner, Tt docs not determino the ultimaie righie | ork he would marry me; | “2 to Witnees—Did you over sit on the.deck venie Mr. | by all the hopes of heaven, to write by Tatar and vl me | oF the Cries plaster hema d -fssenin pang tog gh myself ‘suited at such hisarmé aroun your nock? A. No,tpecaptain | whet 1am todo. Oh, surely you will, my dear, my dear, | fraveund formal procoeding: — pend ot pubes ! Stranger; ho said write and tell me in what month you will be in New Yor | the office ; and for asoertaizing that. ample prow Ind | =. > fy fe again; and then tell me if you will felch or send a Bill = pei ene | Se af Gudtinen ome ber asm hepa ene, patente event | Ue door fh vom, Wich won cate bp. tart ie a lone en Rosh td Pom | octet ts, nahi aro ‘very morning have been examining the questica | b fan 1 sow £0 person in the cavin, and Toned out as loud ab them to drive to Sandy Oreck to Dr. Nickeon’s, and | %! the partis interested In that writ, le in i day, Ty, In order ty seo if some arrangement could oot be mide | Looake, though my voice was nearly jost; called out for feteb a young lady, aud Bill oan stay. at Holly ta T got to | €% Aince in the action of the same name, the sovereign | Dy’ which you might be paid something, i loast, for your | Mr. Peachy several Umes, and no one came 1 mp assist | bim tocomeen to yous but you must aond enough topay | Wa® the nominal and real plaintif, while ibe per services; for I can assure you they, as will as feel 00; I wae clinging to the door pest nes 10 enter hip 3 my fare. Do send for me soon {f it im possible; if not, | 80M asserting his rights to the offe, if there were ] SIMBON DRAPER’S LETTER OF RESIONATION. catty of paying 2 ‘door post, and eald™ By seed ime buck arches by retusn, that {may Lec reaay’ | #uch a claimant, was made a party iScidectally cadep satin PS ee ae hands; be prevenied focome when youget toNew York agan, ant tell mo | we title of relator,and in fact was and is pracucaity j i agers fee 4. Bee, Ld bed nat leave it; he Lifted whore T shail doe fou, ao? ell mo in‘ehet month, Oh, | Piainti!, so far asthe assertion and protection of bis | 1m; the medicine chest God! if you could feel aa 1 do! Ob, my God forbid you | OWRD, rithia is ogncerved, and tho defendant, mB0 | inside bis room, aad ever should. You surely will mot get mo into this ae. py one S | key out; Mr. Poachy, troubie and then leave me suffering and deatitute. Iam | thority oS SE, MB, g Ed a Gi ’ f ip wera the only cabi sick every day. Ob. my (od! 1 yoa desert me so Yam | Sclent warrant in law tound fos o:tiled 90% was on deck; thore was a ; bound to die. Desth'is my only refuge; but deforo I dia | {a obedience to the righie, of Mou, the pean aw be was at to time; I . I will wel) expose my awful fate, as i told you im my | tbe & | oma ~d (if be ly oy ~ d “ ‘ =i me pen deygoeed | cop warty tal aes MAT wont™aces | Specusnesht anise sympa? wotheipen | yl curahat te toosin 4 te mu 5 y . ; spoken to him seve: mes LJ sym, rou ry 2 qeent chagrin as the terrible state of things brought about | Joa‘asont earnest ailexton, and as n, Soanideetiie’ Meester | Wrow me overboard; any young. woran ad betlor dic | gout a bad wid kaa; 1 kad town tn tae mocrage all tae | are lee tol feclings of hursanl 9, “Oh, Gout is i possible | 820 8 varaney weapede isle eblch Gee eee, Eamaueee im thie city by the Police Board, and ever since his retura eg RE time up to the 16th except when I went on deck w got | youcan leave me so? No, pever; you cannot. You will pope bo raoted, aaa andl y for the 00. pec: that you would ; the doctor bad socken to meabout my col’; he ja | semi Bill for mo the day you receive this, if it is possible; wemelned vesani return and why cupation of the perwon who should be, daly selected paler sball eves bee tay Teller tats. comets Bere see. I pr gk FR od LS 7 Xs voihysws Wm Fp gad re another direction where to write to me, and lowed ‘and inevitadle ecase- tng to It fol a aD my letiere from there myselt. | scann, | quence, and thos ins grave ignited, manner we eee P.S—Lat mo beg of you to write by return, my dear | Tights of the parties wore nacertained dostared, and of Aldermen (@nd the sequent Sixth hear me; he said, “Damn my eyes, ev al, b " da by adequate process eaforced. This " ‘ward Hot, together with the all but exclusive direction | Mets, (Applause, ‘ne know that you are bere;? he than ettacked me, and { “Gmdoademibasmear howover, wan not thought euflicieatly speedy to acewer all fs Calle tor Capt. wore bere made by the crowd, : Mt A purposes, and aocordingly to immediate and urgen: Sed i President Drayer aud kis Deputy scperiarendeer, | (ne® the Devuty Super:nvendent stepped forward and ad’ | Tevaned, bis long ccaaioon; Sis" Wide peumee iH SS Briers the heteoe seer Vilae om naneg was eo ™ 4 . Lal me on bis ern enprcrn cored on ecm | “turer wer tit wore in oer voce | Gta i eevmn ne rent mot npepry heat IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. | S07 7h bebielanlmmmery mane, 0 6 fmunediate occasion of Mr. Mu letter Of resignation. | ton "Recs Seboring unter & echene cold, ol oman, he Kept me in his room for an hour; I remonairated “ incumbent should be put {nto of the books and @UVEANOR KING'S POSITION—HB SEES TO RATRIEVER | quently bad voice. Dut, mevertheloas, 1 cannot do ba) ‘and told him thas by him; he re- Bentence of the Assassins of the Spaniards at papers Se Se. Se Save am Cte A an ror hon 208P GHOUND. lege than unite with tbe General Scperintendent in accord. to me that I need not be aii 5 that he would San Vicente--Settlement of the English | Ultimately asc by the only ive ad The Governor bas sought to do is own part sowarda re- | ing 10700 my (hanks for your oGciont and valuable ver- | S07," door, and rs Peachy wan ming’ elas alcaoat Cates, dic., dio., dow the’ tranches wih eslor’ of “Ute, should be placed ia moving the invidieus relations of his Police Commission | Vide to the city im the capsoity of special . When Ep § Ta +4 We bave received our illes of Mexicam papers to tho | possession of ‘the books and papers Imaident Wo ite wee. Sore modest ane pene ‘and er ae bn = bomosenstas Ogetoaneate posible, epee locked me tn bis reom and {reaied mo very improperly, 28th of June from the city of Mexico. A modo of deciding beiween two contesiing ckim- Sacre, song to create wach '& foalag ‘ta would remove you for your services a special policemel 1, was 0 in: | Sivaly” the copenin waa present; Mir, Peachy thos ona, ci The Keo Nacional of the 27th bas the following is rela- | An, Rot to, much Which should Soe0Dy cmabans ihe the Mayor's persona) resentment for Q who » e should do Bo, if + Peachy waid, + determined, even fdignitics which hsve been heaped upon him, A tbesmseh ui be. could nt pay youes tauch as | 8M Very sorry to find the captain has treated you to very See we teh fae eapantes of he Speatah ete A | one in and occu shonla ‘ave the from the firs’ not the meetings of the Board, the ‘The trials reiative to we bivody affair of Ban Vicente are Rae fac!’ i: this connection nad been stadied, as and among the culprits approheaded wero four Sberefere, seuss to be pe wpetety in Waking the decieicn podoer wore not mede for mectings in any ofthe : 4, whose guilt ha deen fully proved, and who would soon | Vint should originsio, ant be heart municipal offices, bet for Mr. Draper's back offcs in Wile | 1 do all Tcan to urge thie nece sity upon the Commis- suffer the highes: penalty. stance; and that war, doubtless, tho sioners, apd | know we General Superintendent wil) dothe |, Fc Judge Deas objected to the testimony. He supposed . From thet Pi Game oteet. Prose thet time do tame. God knows where the city would have been at | ‘hey did not mean to charge the captain with poisoning of the Bosrd. cod the * responses to the preseat the aims Im rogard to the Pngiiah claims, the Vora Cruz 2’ t 0 acy communication rogar: 1B 2 Progreso | Legisiatare im all cases orlivarily myn vacuum, said i occur in the administration of the duties cf govern bave borne ‘mark sent bad \t not been for your assistance. I doubt not Ty; Sediee inten’ wach ie tigeeret coset ae ‘hui ft would have been drenched {othe blood of our | _ Mr. Charles Edwards, who appeared for the Britian gov- It {@ currently stated that ail the demands vy BS -s 4 nly etait nav Sta par: | flow cases ower uke tne, Yr tha prevent of | gram, contended, al ree tamieaie, Be agreed | Whaler tho. fond tne nish Eagaon squint hes ae coved arate | BR, TO Water ee oe yf cont been by ¢ wi 1 908 ci a as the ea) oy iat 5 cement 6 bu @ ‘act that ofa yartior a: bes salay m recreteed U7 (be Jedic’ous | the ealire county, will and “do feel Uisaktul to yon. bow charged with polsonin; Mr. Peachy, but is evden; | the captala every fvur Bours? A. Hie was, Out | the lat British steamer tbat arrived at Sacridcion ealuiod | 3=,,a%, fice until the ttle can be determines, woud deciplined police force cf the city, aod so brougtt | It perhaps may be that mort, if not all of you are appli. he would ve been @ very important for the pro- | they didn’t como into the room, Q The irs: uight you | the city, and the departure of one of the frigates whica speomty, 5 een Ga Cla © eae Ob Seer a cece fo aemacies | Slintatoseey mecca geul os tec: | Teed eacbenrira,caraulirses euecage | Rongeur eons ahr ere omit | PAE tae 4 LN 2 hat wo orror over » BO ” wer. jeired by the dovernor, and even within ‘st theseme time, but in a tho both undressed? A. No, air. Q Did youon A party of the ‘uwurgents (p the south bad su a belt be 4 bp a reveery @ibused nae ek cae ak ‘ae ‘vacancies constan! ‘rom réag. | prove that ehe had been intimate ‘with oiher mon belere. | that to the stecrago, and ‘bring in your night prised & | ever grost, fl corrected by a rovisory Soe tive wae py; K oie Draper's peo hag tf dinmissais and Satan Ga’ come and (ive Re wate Seeaes faint, and cried, “On!”’} poh iy Me vm y Xe tir. | nainrat son of Gen, Bravo, aud taken him fo Chilape lo be | !p any caso, on seems es nes peo whee | in Wil ; as wo bave a correct list of ail of your names, as fares! | The testimony Was taken, subject to the objecuon. crogs examination wes suspended here. their leader. Ho's said to rosomble this popular General | $20 ‘ntont of the legislature. Alt the ont Gn S Veen. Ms Witness continged—I heard ‘The following are two of the levers which had been pop rocrastination are excioded. The time for appear . * 0 wo E wi pro. i " orem . CAUEES OF MB. DRATER’S RESIGNING. decod. The Rendering io © pretty. fair apeciceen of the pont Byes ihe uative popetaion of atvepion, "| fetust suciinge, te Rewsl’wiely te term Gea, ie To chamerate ‘n briefthe divierent ures which have class to which the prosecutrlx Uclor gs, but the orthography * reg! areal he ~ es oe a brought about the resignation of President of the 1 is rot im acvordance with Johnson, Walker, or the more ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO. be ae we re ge et ee Police Hoard, they aro as follows:— and leave your nde und badges with Mr. Brevoort, wi my years would seduce agtrl under promise of marriage | modern Webster :— (Prom the Charloston Courier, July 15.) | & speed, In arriving 3 ‘we toh, one Oe mete The anzlety of Governor King, repeated'y expressed, to | will taxo Barge ofthem, and such of you as have not got | Without doing it’ Mr. Peachy 'repiled, +I hope note” [ Sanpy Cxmmx Orleans County N ¥ Jane 2 St Wo bave datex{from Vora Cruz to the 6th and City of | pf ng my Yd baabetar J we dna evade the charge of cresting an arbitrary “sate police | Qhom with you may leave thom here a this station howse | theneaid, “Mr. Peachy, you mast boa wituees of the man- | To Cart Conway Mexico to 3d iret, a SOs win eermenee es vere hoar; ‘Board of partisan character, and his desire to give \t some | any time during to-day oF to. morrow, of alsoof , Dasxecr Sik My sister bavo been from Home for a | The vomito bad prevaliod to some extent at Vera Cruz, | [vas siyied ln ihe argu Wentity with the municipality, by inducing the Mayor 10 Vorcms.—Do you want the clubs from the specials im the fow Yays for ber Heakh and while she was away i was } but had not assumed an cpidomis(orm. No sickness at all b~ A gd. beak lets eocupy bis e oficio plage in its A Sevontn em. Thirteenth wards left too? taken sick and | Misskarriod My Brother in Law | existed among tho shipping. | Sore ere wee eee eee awe The desirablonces of removing the grand obstacle to | Mr, Canvarren—No. The speciale from hove two sent ‘and no one but the Dacter knows it aad | Tho steamer Toxas arrived from Now Orleans on tho ' AP ge Bee NAL Se eee fend between the President of the Board | wards will please koep their cluba and badges until fur. he says he say any thisg about 18 nad ho also | 4th, being hor ‘iret trip under the new contract made by conéece er nm ish Je i; of and the Mayor, ther orders, ax the force n those two warda are rather told me that I should never have auy Child to Live and ho Port Office Department with Garrison, Morgan & Co, tg F — 5 om The desire to the city on tho part of all judicious | smal) yet, and the good order of the wards domand that did notthink I ahould ever have many niall but I hope | Hereafter it 's expected this route will not be subjected to | Yee Neimeel the paul PW Poem m ‘. wen and the litle probability of this being done while Mr. | thoy should be cont'nved until more policemen aro ap I shall some Day I fecl rather sick now but{ am Looking | the disgraceful irrecularities which have herelo(ore so | 0° no harm to the pabiie, tlhe + ns Draper had direction of the means by which it most Cm- | pointed and worn in better thao { have ali the time therefore 1 am al! right | much interfered with correspondence. sepes On nee tee qocteney Bean ene, O68 130 10 be embroiled. ‘Those tha: had cinbs and badges with them then stepped they wil! not Tet me go out of the houso by myself for | _ Bot two war vessels wore at Vora Cruz—~e Spanish | {B6 crror can be corrected on cerllorar!, withows hasdakip Tee expediency of Fra the potaeat sie force | forward and denosited them wita Mesers. Brevoort and thero is « young Gentleman he la a docter but not the | steamer, some time in port, and an Fagliah brig. by ge Ray Cag ghee — A mens with a choice of the disciplined mon of the old organize | Yan Riper, and ihen quietly left the station house, one that mo in my sicknoss who is very fod of | | Much sctivity prevailed in making proparations for | oa eee any te peg hy and order, has been Those from the Seventh and Thirteenth wards re- me he haa fallen deoply in Lore with me be 4 | warm reception of the long talked of “Bpaniah fegt.”” Hx | ODly, should it be gramed, say the eathor tes | im ea eiaed, Nees this opposition » division kas | tained their clubs and badges, with which they returned die he says if bo teoaght 1 should never bave 1g | naive earthworks, 2 le Sebastopol, are being thrown up a at ee ramen ergenas ane Prove G0 ., to their station bh ures. a ‘smart looking man as @ good ine on each le wn, and ty ca saa Tee appointment of « democrat, or at least some lees | The Hoard, by a rorolvtion passed on Thursday, instruc: he wants me to be married on Octobor the Oth ho iss | Juan are being placed in'a thorough state of defence ton, the writ hee been refused. aad ethers im which, after metorioes partiona than Mr. Draper, fod the commitine on qualifications and removals to report reat friend of my Brother in Laws and my Brother and | \ Consi¢erablo badiee of troope have lef the ciyy of | Sara ee * Se ee ee a cae gonctiete public op! favorably on & snifficient namber of applitants to fi)! all sister ia with me because I think any Mexico for the coast, but will probably procsed mo further | judges, on tbe groumd that general justice ory Sore of euseetive tho vacancies now ex:ating i Une Police Departmest of New about you faye you are an Qld Man you cannot Uhan the declivity of the table tand, until the near approach | mires did Jee gg ‘no te diack republicnne York by \be 28th of Joly. pect to have a young wife now for you wiil not live many | of the valiant Spaniards shall render their presence ne ft peer. SS eke the; tna ns ee ‘There were some | of Mr. o's re years beaides they say there is too’ much difference tn ou: at Vora Cruz. apt enys cr ccm tae vided he shall bavo mark, when hlases and cher masitonntied were, mate ‘ages for you are more than Twenty years older In the interior aa well a at Vere Crux, all partios aro | Tous otber casoe are he Phy we. be the d+ mogratic Uchet, and his prett by the men in regard to bis promise last week, to the ef- my sister and Brother thinks | am going to be ma ited 10 resist the old pretensions of 2jain, and the ro | oUt the opinion im that cage, ihe earned Judge (Bronsos) inks, now thet be nas some eight hundred 4; frot that they weal ail YO paid. This forced Mr, Carpon- bir and 60 does the young Gentioman be tais the sult promises to show that there is one quostion which can | {resis t ss @ writ only to be allowed on special €0.Be new force, ter to quote bis antbortty Ms . Tt appeara from can Women ara not #0 ‘90d | ooking aa the ine! arouse & thorough national felt Bee see een Oe ee ee er” ae ‘The Board did not do amy effective business yesterday. | the statement of the men into not haif #0 kind and he says ho cannot live without me | — The clections for Presidential Electors and for Siate of sey — yw Amd Mr, raper did not attend, and bis resignation made fome- | hiring themselves to supprese the Fou Bi cr and he \# sure i shall give up all thought of you you are | floors have montly taken piace, and sufficient was known | S24 ‘he public interoat ak tec tb ene a ting of » scatter. the Sixth wart, and kept on duty ever since too much older than Iam bat however if you write to mo | to render certain the election of en. Comonfort. jos 88 ee or ~~! i their pay. Whilst the matter, ag stated above, waa at once and tell me you do not moto give my Com. | > Don Miguel Lendo de Tyads, the distinguished asthor of --4y rXk- ~~ i = 2S THE SPECHAL POLICE DISBANDED. forced through to got rid of them, tho dissatisfaction Soet you, itond to | the chute orty law, and late Minister of Treasury, bas | ¥ Lgl Ad TT PER RETENTION OF THR SEVENTH AND THIRTAENTH | rather loud and wae very palpably manifested, especially to do (n 3 mouths 1 | addrossod a spirited and patriotic appeal to his friends, in | [ore seem!Ds \moonsisient with it.) wheiher the cellar WARD FORCE®—SPRECHRS OF GENERAL SUPERIN- | ina general execration of , who had been tho | which, while irrevooably withdrawing his own name aa a | De Sustained wrong e nol. He expressly excudes al FEXDENT TALLMADOR AND DEPUTY BUPERINTEND | ‘natrument of cheating the mon {ito doing patrol daty candidate Jor the irosidency, he urges all to rally to the | {2iulty into that, and vietaliy, fo XT OARPENTRR—SCRNES, INCIDENTS, ETO. fight and day for two woeks without the first continved support of an adm niatratios which has cones. at “—: 4 thadow of for thet pay. In the | N% mir, it tently and perseve shown ite adherence to the pian | (ine? 3 4 Im nocordance with ® genera) order sent to the several potice precincts of the city by Deputy Scperintendont Car. pester, +) Wwe special policemen of the city convened in aad about ihe fifth precinct station house, No. 86 Franklin Greet, at twelve o'clock M. yeeterday. ‘The Ot] number of men scting ae special policomen, wambering about 250, haying assembied about the pre. | of Ayntla, and whieh yet ® great work to do in com- | meting and onabiahing those reforms which say change | Pernt outs resi 0 cyision among \!beral party would on! “4 to retard. The atand be hae taken baa bad a powerful in- | *800 4 debito yutitir, | fuence ig restoring a feeling of unity among the Lbe they are very unkind | Don Diego Alvares has been elected Governor of the mot ony at once tnsci wil avo kim | Salo Guerrera, Gewor Tams, Inte Governor of tue | Firat, thet tt jg Dut I will not wotil F Baye heard from you that is { you | Seate of Vera Graz, bar been re'elected. Generally tho — chance yard and in the mreet thie im particular male‘ictions and pentor. Mr. Tallmadre seeing the storm rise, took rather briskly, bot without avail, for the men thronged together, eet a commiitee to walt the Commission: rs to obtain some more the spesches. The spokesman of these Tallmadge, at the door of his office, a vartety of hards! i Fh i Fe, z i 3 i Fig e = is i U i ; which Dad’ driven these raen to do patrol duty by nig! ‘oly. mines, awnited further orders with much anxiety of fee! | to obtain cre'\t with the provision dealer for daily bread | 1 do Wert to tne C7 Ene OR Of June thee yews com tell uae weet | sesuies ¢Cthe dloetiens had Been to place men of ihereugaly | 104 I by the Court before 1 ing, beleg pretty wal und 4 that they wore to bo | for the'r enoring families, These rovitals gave great | many stato month you think you sha!i come in thore is no euch thing | liberal viows in office. Gueel ak el y Coming to you for they will not Lot mo go owtof thelr The eptire republic ia at this moment, for a wonder, in & Vexatign to the good patored Sx nt, captain’s ‘but if you weat me of coarse you will coms with acc free from cut>reak or revolution of tnd. “Tho matter wae brought also the Troaturer, Mr. | through disbacded; hence the princ'pal qnestion discussed among. " them during the time intervening botween twelve o'clock “} Rowen, who only répental his unavoidable decision He get ip trom eerie eee Te St aes yon @ me | ones exidewnnhdttet fonts waa nato the prova--| had neither any money nor any autbority..to pay “ ovat bu’ however if you can conto to like m6] will soon endeavor | , A noted revolutionary partiaan, and who has been we dings ct (al, becanse and Of their reeete': f it the meeting of the € ae to ro. know to forget you still if your love romaine a unchanged as | Constantly opposed t the present governmen', haa just | f pA. jetent ihe cok demigned ‘wtiuee improbabilities re “— pay for the matter to the counsél they | rated at mine | could love you as Long as thule [\fe shal! | ast and | beom taken prisoner by Gen. Mosas Linda, and hie forces ‘deol, If the jodgment sovugh, to their eervices under the now law ae specials, maay arguing | might see if any expedient coula be devised to got over | were two [ only live to make you barpy weed Be True te yas qotte | comenetety Sivanded. ‘trofal examicion Seema 10. be tat by & provision of the Iaw the Commirsioners were | the Iaw a ty bp dete Beene teh tive ee and ag Death will sooner or J ater over. A Alvarey bas also sv ccosded in dispeening the revo!’ seome, sfter 'ke careful examination, pecially prohibited from paying auy special police what: | New Yous Hrnasp—This unrivalled daily, says | tbe 14m apri; it waa the Say efter we sailed the captota | the Lash moment of Your eximesce end bare your tepart, | terminated nh ns nt nr MAY be coasidered 00 ED Fy AK ever, while the esme clase give them“the, power t | ina idlly Wevonsin of tho Oth inet, ts Gatairipping all wt | BAA connection, the night I was taken into th a | ing spirit on the wings of Love to ite ast resting piace | In every direction goot fortune etl! seome to attend the | Yo, but bolt of which, the Cow appoint ae many a8 they should eee tt.” Otners tqoojpmporaries ie pains eb cigeniation B soume, almens La. YD there to await the arival of Ker who will Love you as Trus | ster of Comonfort; though #0 long continaed and mvariable | pound to decide in favor of the ' ot oh eget Gn a of them | incredible to think of fff enormous dally circulation. Tt sleop any night; in Death as in Life You are the first and one | ever | succons argues something more than good fortune, !t | jows it,) the power to allow the writ would seem ace conced: banda hae just pobdiished statoutent, which comes from the night | wae exhausted aid Jove and God knows I Love you dearly Mine {s indeed | proves great ability and ragacious managomen! only not inconsistent with thie r ry who had performed actual patrol duty were to receive « | gonuiamen who have chagge of the issu'te depart Twas obliged to Q. Wi Joveing Heart God knows and It will be indeed A hapry. | _Rallrond enterprises are attracting much aiteouen. Th? | seem to be no good ground wobjeet ta mootting 'f FverT meet you again wich | hope | shal salary of two dollars per day, aa they had been informed | saying that on the the ih nat. @ fond to Guadalupe has been foimbed, and ite opening C¢! | cinte or 1a policy. cave of Lyade bp Sopes Sepepinienseah Cropeatan eo teat week. ‘This | aid bold 09,640 ooblen ef Ee inhi {ey Primes, | time til the veasel arrived please God bat etiil if T find yeu clo not care for mol most | bration was to take place on the 4ch of July —e day, © ‘ouly decides thas a certiorart waned YY a wsaneond to bo prey is is ctor bas dteateed © fortune from tue pa- | @ Did vou get very much not care for you My Brother and sister do not know i at | the way, becoming quite popular with the Merice ow proceedings under tie “act to amen Mall events by all, enc ome present mo Geabt wit and an for ite infivence, 1k.must be beyoed all ealcaia. | } don’t know if he got | writeing this but I hope you will not fal to answer by re- | Ing from #s frequomt Falection for public celebrati ‘istroeses, oF for other pnrpawee,” a akigunely ‘Guula'sreve res ng, uct @ hort of renders. him urn Of post | do noi know that yor will be able to road | engineer of this road, Robert &. Gorwuch, fey [# ao Ame auned. + from decid 4 Abend tneen iniputes after fewelve Gencral uel’ ‘of the {herease of that was owing, no doubt, | tel h * bis rcraw! of writeing for my Hand shakes Iam in baste | rican, and bas the bonor of completing the fret ralirond in | csetiorart was in force, the omcer to fagued dent Ta imadge, with hi epecial aids, Mosare, to the fhot that it wee direcily the Fourth, and there | tach ® 5 by when Nahoenie must scold them for beieg so | Mexico. might disregard (1. Io that cago it was the family way; I "t Know that T | unkin Sat will not hate you for they do net ‘The Tacubaya road be my ty forward rapidly by turely, and being before the trial, . Brevoort ‘and Van Riper, in fall uniform, each with a silver shield Ss torrible Fict, oF & number of them, ip the Sian boeneee tae “) | “ig right in Now York whore most’ of the | *M in the family way now; I wat when I left the | know thai any thing hes been the matter they are only | ile energetic projector, ¢ Hammeken, aj.,and will | t9 say tho oillcer did disregard icon arpotr spore on sor e'07« toca | fim cron gr. Coamontg ha wonder | SP jet an Lave ‘an 2 eats | wut | "anos a Saag stad ts so oop te Yara "aah WrentGlh ne tase wey to, tho curses "elroalation ts now large! th Cruz Hallroad, vist: 0 effect & connection with the Oily -54 ‘Thin fact waa mrnodiate! announced, when the of Mexico by & branch leading from pear the middie of the ‘tewue his warrdnt—aniis stroot, sidewalke, yar, &c., into the station Vere Craz and ACApUIC® oa ee well oF Gy aera, | the certiorart was quashed. So thet that case te to anthori- was immediately commenced, ead before the arviva eS ete Cay of Woaion OF - ister grate tae Wesson ty forthe act I ain sakoi 0 perform, and medeed, i teeme thelr escorts b: c ~ * | to be ase roughout oninion, writ die tie are foor, as well athe hal and front sepa Oe oe ee eae ae agaiatamoros— | operate to suspend the powers of the olloer alter be had the point where this efiected—récent | made his decision, which \s exactly the condition of thie case. house, was densely packed with epecials and bad been drawn lageiber by ihe owe. So lense was the jam that = Bamber of specials who aitting (n the yard of the house previous w the or above on a route won | natars! fa. Uses prmiog blag acres: | Reset Se cere WO paratively lo ’ von Mtcarual Fooardon, iho richest banker in Mexioo, hae tay) AS phones ty Ed te g ment o. the approach named of — Ae Pd v J the were ana! access wore ry your dear } ain | recently take @ largo (Mter est in one of the railroads now { See Oe ease res _qriten het eter | wae dorane hom deaf jm and cal them mine ant in avery | Baid.g, and |t expected will embark vory Kearlly ‘8 | Cornsrart the tay botore susvonieé my power aad fuse cannet be reaponetb! > letter ave written | way pont theta lovoing Heart ie Rich - J fo uit station howe Mr. Tailmaige became | go him, beewuns eometiwen ave been cerungod; Twat | on vidyeing fvenoute tee ‘money Gannot purchase when | _ denerally, dlepéeition to embarie im the erent indnatriai | “ons, It not cary to see how aa order of this ind coal of all observers, walk! detween ¢ i) ‘reanod n tho new cuitorm ua he tid,” thows i b ' deranged st my fittor's house; I cannot say bow long! your spirits aro weary and gad fl will whisper hope & | enterprises anc improvements of the age seems to be ms- propio 4, The withers here presented tho letter ant | comfort to your alitetod row! for Jf doar if you are strong | sitentiy one > pice of that fer desire for politi- pp AL rammed we enere with him were cortain that he must be somo maid. “| will not swoar that I . wr =! ‘wrote that istier, if [ditt | now (kink goon thay be called to pay the cot | cale fas eo long proved a corse © Mexico, M iosner, ond cuasoquom was not in my senmes, (Piece of yellow predeced:) | | Nature and I do not one yen ome ws Lay | ited and has been the great bar to her progress. aeeianans te - reeuines in hile remarks jm ‘ae the Tolty cannot swear thet this la my hatd writing. it wae ar man stall | ever thought but that your Death woul! bo ————— = legitimate effect could be thus modified ‘ery minch if ie In by the crowd —“ Wonder wb 44 lows: Fon will be furo to keep my addross, |t is thie aad | #idden for yon have @ pertioular short neck therefore it !® Personal Intelligence, Chor itself Sy powers aro suspended, WAN ohare fen deingh “Th weer mast yon toa Se Sean Guscy Greek, Orlane oat eee | enol cleping, oe CML will mont certainty overtae «8 | A. M4. Holbrook, Hng., of the New Orieame Piscyuns, | traneter of the qwoccediare from me my (reat Mnancial opersior gaged,”” ‘+ ‘Davie, Feq., » Orleans N. weather awn ink ©! we : , 4 . now, cause he loors suet Ake owes? theme sien tntee’ Withovt souaced—My brother in iw’ name ie 'vort | tay £0" Bok propared Ror Heaven yon can haye n> don | M¢rived \n this oty yentorday, and Ww at tho Amor Howse, | $24 8.neewtmary conmsawenoe of is seom to be thar nat puacoenly ae x alick shape, Davie; I sont that; | donot know what I | whet awful Promplod rie to write my Last etter Oo). Fowan, , delivere? s leterethe other | 4. The lowance “of me —_ — Od emai” \ Wonder het have tee seni with it; 5 W88 deranged all leet week: | bu: whon tho sigh )ihia fo balm and the tear to rele’ | ovaning aro f the Seoem or the deviate and | aed ths creer, fe ke d» Z avo te £0 7 wee deranged by epele, 5 capt omy bow | them think of me | laremy you wil Laugh at mean! ca ' worded of Walker's army oe have the emfect to revoke geome ot ot while yt wh!