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

YORK HERALD. 7626, , PRICE TWO CENTS. WHOLE NO. THE STREET COMMISSIONER'S TROUBLES. | 4 A Metropolitam Policeman Tried and victed of an Oniregeous Assautt APRCIAL SHASTONM Before Joaticos Oebor20 and Fandrese A qranr, Juvy 18.—The calendar to day was very. iarge, snd Con- Patobin ve, Mayor of Brooklyn. 13. Wend 67l—direw asa | by said vor) iom, and in such capacity and the perform Porsedean of tbo writ, And iho service 1a gupersoded acourd- | ace 4 such duties bed and enjoyed io use of the aforo- aly said Booke, maps, records, documents, and other property andj ; Judge Peabody issues Warrants for Deviin’s That at the date eat meationed, ‘Mayor of tho city Aseenielthn Books of the Uffice Breught into | f'Now York, wiih the consent of the Board of Aldermen, Se sevens Cone Devlin Siroet of Taylor, deocared; ana thereupon sal: THE SEVENTEENTH WARDRIOT. Coroner's Inquest on the Body of John Mutter, SIXTH Day. Bofore Coronor Porry, ‘The investigation was resumed yestersiay moraing at ihe ‘og, nee ook the heavy key of tho front door be any- where found. Thekeys deen usually kopt by A. K. Pratt, the messenyer, but \d, whon asked whore shey wore, bat ho koew nothing about them. Conovor tex’ ‘or ‘8 lockamith to open drawers, pro; koys. ko In 8 few minutes afer tak\ng seat Mr, Ornover &p- eet George T. Rogers, furmorly contract clerk, Depaty missioner, of Mr, Purnor, whom he removed Jwdge Davies Quashes the Certiorari which had been Granted by Himself. Court—Judge ingraham’s Injanction Slight PO RETR a Ry ay phat a eclke teaouk nett eatitenk are certs, | cmpaaiee snp hl lee wo of tbe old slarka, | S#it9 from charge of assaults of various Kinds, ® nvmbor | Court of Woneral Sessions, in the ty Park. Tho Goroeer Peabody Grants the Orders for the p al “ aforesaid books and other property as above described, | James Peckham ani Joseph B, Pollock, sided with Conover | of petit larceny casos wore tried and tho culprity son- | and jurors were punctual in attondance, rowd in ade dodge vy ‘ SUPREME COURT— SPROIAL TERM. and thas sald Devlin hes continued such use and performed | io the first tpatance, and, |i will be recollectet, Yentenced from ono to four mothe imprisonment in tbo tendance seem to be diminishing from day to day firat witness callod was Anson Gillet, sworn—I live at 366 Bowery; am a police. man of the Soventeenth district; was on patrol on Secon ro fo ejected at the samo tim: ‘Those clerks were a tho more sppeinied As bas mado po romoval except peng Turner, the places in tho iopartment are now flied as follows :— Arrest of Hr. Devite. Hr, Conover in Possession Before Hon. Judge Peabody. 48 #00m ag the decision of Judgo Davies bad beam rom dered, Mr, Field, counsel for Conover, hastened te move bis duries as Street Commissioner from the iime of bis ap Ppoliment to the dete of the jurat to this complaint, under ‘vdeo fail sanction and consent of the plalotiffs, who have ro cogpized end stil) recognize him as such Sree} Commis. gig Penitentiary. It would not bo w atrotch of tho Imagination tosuppose that were !t not for tho ignomiay connected with theft, confinement on the Island during the \ dog of the Books of the for the tssuo of the order ef search and the warmnt Yor | sioner in law and !n fact. Deputy Superiniendont —Goorgo T Rogers, 9 30 to tho health of thas un- | avenue about a quart 1 o’clock; there was ® boy i 5 Daniel L Conover, claiming to be Street Com- Su enfent ef Lands and Placos,.Wm. H. Hibbard, | ¢#ys’”” would not only conduco 0 of Cees wi i 3 Sirect Commissioner's Department. toe arrent of Darts eat et Judge Peabody yeh mlviane ahh cy a Siar ¥ ork; volar tome ‘eppoiat cp Superimendent of Wharyes, Piors and slips.—R. &. | ftomate specimens of humanity, but ee cultivate in Phe a romp d Ke Saar sees. foe boy | Toportod » Field eC saatier of Cluover agaian' y mMeneod agoinstsai’ Devlin @ proceoding un jane, love ‘ lacenes ands desire to of i ; Latarted “ . wry . sn order has beon made this moruing by Judge Darive dis | Ger ibe revived statuloe of thle Siaio, tocompaltho doltvary | Inepector of Pavements, ~Edwant Morrit, ee trie taD Gods. | Ce Le ea eae ied WER. DEVLIN CONFINED IN ATL. | siersiag the writ of ceorar, sndceming 0 wrt of eu | Oona a lad Teperay wisstach prccocling Eos oka’ | vin, WikisigE Uepgeth Saiaoel Allens <r eretne, WE | amacaam ax marcenan threo pollocmen and two Drisouers; it wae about bait a ment ; abe ' i. . A = » Wi . ee persedeas, 1 hold tho order in my band, your Honor, and | S083" ore the tou, Charles A-Poabody.‘mino holda to | liam er. Oleott Rhines. ’ Weahiogien Seaman, rechtiog eo Iai, Recsevoh trent, | ery) Linteed Teta Gams, sad ‘a on on ones efare- he Cortiorart Case—JIudge Davies Quashes | wiligive it to you. I now sk you to sign tho warrant io | oftca «Justice of tho Supreme Oourt of tho State of Now | Cupping Clerk —Henry V. Lovel?. deposed tbat on the 13th cf July ho wae assaulte{ by Fer- | seemed to bo mon and their wives looking oa; when { @r Certiorari Granted by Himself, commit Mr. Charles Doviin to jail, and tho warrant to ia Pew! has made an order that said Appointment Clork.—Jobo @ Henry. pasted the coraer of Fourth street, there was’ s soo0 natdo Bingham with a knife. Tho evidenoa was conclu tive, and tne Court found him guilty. meoibe. Eline Sté¥ens wag placed at tho bar charged with perpe- trating @ severo assavit upon Mrs Mary Scott, of 16 Hous- ‘Mersenger,—Ambr ceo K. Pratt. During the afternoon, one of tho clerks maid something 10 Conover abon\ a side door through which be hs ges out hous seen; but no replied that ho should go out of ‘be front decor, aa bo did not fear personal violeaca. earch tho oflice of the Street Commissioner for iho books documents and mape belonging ihereto, and bring thea into Court. (brown from the top of the house; the house waa on tha southwost corner, Q Where was the stone coming from? A. The riono ‘was coming from the west side of the roof of the top of ibe SUPREME COURT—APEOIAL TRRM. Before Hon, Judge Davica, ‘®t 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon Ponitentiary threo be @, oF #hal) be discharged by lav. 8. That the said Deviin has duly optained. an allowance of @ writ of corsorari addressed Jadge Davies i eben overt The Court asked Mr, Brady if be had any objection. : Wo the aforeanid Peabody, ‘ ton street, on the 11th instant. Stavene struck her sevoral | house; it struck tho sidewalk bebind mo, and struck me in een een pears pe aoa : Sra 3 fag Mr, Bredy.— Oh, wo bois dn dacetins wip reaulring im 10 co ae. reaird of (tee Prospedings wt Ba pe eee pind prorgat: | violent blowa with his fist. He was sent to the peniton- the ee (golnting to thet parkof his oat) a8 Tonia beforo, arrest of Mr, Devlin and for prodvetion of tho books ‘The Judge then signed the warrant for Deviin's arresi, | therein, to eald Supreme Vourt,'at the next General Term | Carpenter made his appearance. Ho suid, ‘Mr. Conover, Me eanrens eae vesided ei 148 Eleventh |’ Honsond I eqeasted allt leaves? Derged ef thems 60 leaees Be papers cf tho Sireei Commissioner's office, The | whish was immediately despeiciied to ito Shorit to be ex- | tPereol, oh Tmasecond Monday, of Nepember, AD LEG; | Ye ee vuglnte thal May atwtope io Mater you. 1 | street, and was Draived in a mocking mauer by bor has- sore dia and wore id not; pansod through the crowd, ‘Dorit ai once arrested Devin at his effice and conveyed | ecuted, Mr. Field su. tha: se tho statute acthorized the | Hon, Honry E. Davies, one of io Justioos of thosaid Za. | take is that your ero ie upoa the same Footing | Dae Ta nbers tonliod merebe Trot erbz{sonard | to leave; then I turaed and come beck, and saw sronce Sr faim ¥0 the Kidridgo siross jail, whero ho stil! remaica: | ~arranteto lasue to any constable no well as the Shoriff, eae Cosh eae the ‘writ, with the allowance thereon, | with ober property. You have reaacn ‘0 pcp end 2 was; violontly attackod by Georgiana Martin | from the same direction I saw at firat; | saw qailo a col- shed tho vearch warrant seued 1a that form, as from deen delivered to Jucge Peabody. eens te oe oe boa bed 20P, but no serious ipjary waa iniictot. F\-sbeth | lection of oflleors who got togothor on Fourth s.roct aad ‘My, Turner mado some show cf resistance, but be | now y 9. That potwithetauding the issuing, allowance ead ser. | will attempt to break inte your office to night and plunder | W' 1 Pensa he ber ry belog tried f avenue A; asl was peasibg up saw come ve (wee forcibly compelled to leave by Mr. Conover: | what had been done by the Sheriff in the early part of thls | vico of such writ tho raid Peabody le about to issue war- | i The Jou have @ porfect right to ask protection, Se oe phegenite TS ang ii 6 for on | OF benim eed ae mation was oe ae ied who then took his eoai, snd announced that ho | transactionand in tho Wood rebellion, he was unwilling | rants in tho Lonny op ee g erp to conn oe ee many mon aa may bo neod- Jastices of course intic ed the soverest peualty they coald | heard several yoporis of fro arms, bat whare thoy came wes propared to transact business as Street Commis- | that this warrant should go into his hands. He did not pire 12 Fea lreue acento Ge nw cat oe eee Se ae ear Pee. ne so understoo4 it, and had decitea | impose, which was alx months ‘a tbo penitentiary, from I did net know; thero worono'ofoors ther then, a3 ‘ Menor. Quito s crowd of congrotulating friends wor- | moan to say that thero was s collusion between the Mayor direetbg a scarch of certain apartments belougivg to te | to leave ibs property in gharge of Coosisbio Farrigon, | |, CO i West, Of 141 Crosmmrich sireet, sagesred to com. | least, ss 080; 1 Gs we pod gH Bens 7 soagill Founded him, bui ho vosmed 4 ako Wo matter very | dr, Brady enid'Uha i was a delicate matter 19 takothowe | Foun'iSt, for push Dooke aaa eT pe exon bofersona | tiavght wouta bo neseasary ey ™*P SY | Crane toh instant, violently sneanttod w man ‘naniod Gor. | camo back to whero Mr. Hadden and Mr. Lockwood wore, Gravely, and stroked bis moustacte with apparent satis- many things there | Peabody. ‘i 7 ‘About @ dozen policemen camo ia, and Farrington took | Delius Lynch, witha knife Tho physician’s cortifoato stated faction. which did not bel to the Street Seeeiiemneene, one Se 10. eaid warrants bave been, or are abcut to be, | ibeir pames. Dopuiy Carpenter told thym thoy wore | tbat Lynch was s0 weak from jars of blood that he was When Judgo Peaboty bad cigned the Warrants Mr. | |)’ nas ane ao dehvered to James C, Wott, Sherif ofthe cy and county detailed the offlse to postal y fi, ee eee ee Brothors was sont to the poni- Brady enncunced injunction had beon allowed fre ay ely FM nr to be executed; and tho raid Conover has required thai | thioves avd bdarglars, if any attem; enwer . ; i DJedgo Ingrabam, aes Cems dea restraining pf thew nor vw dollars cu of » the ce eee en eee : xy s00Y enpboly made tho ripe hs len i dane hes enn orn sepeht M n Mhag — very loud; I saw stonos alco fired from the sama . one of the execuiion, sto | ©xecute the samo . } ¢ John Hefren was arraigned on the complaint of officer | building [saw them first come from; we were thon Bherift or any constable from executing those warrants. | 9 eoiiusion, one wad in collusion with the Shertif 14 | 11. That the solzare, and remove) of ad no a a eee co da thee tooth do mith niigtt” ana | Thomes P. Curry, of the Ninth precinct, for violating « | Ordered to marsh ferward and disporeo tho crowd from ‘My. Field said he heped the Court would trample !t under | was Mr. Field himself i bon verry srrioen Inetrvuption Of the business ‘ae, n ordinance, 1p dumping gravel i the streot, aa: tho middlo of | the reat; | when wo reached the fas feet. Bn a fow momenis constadie John F. Farrington Mg one rn rey said de) ‘and would render impossil A litile after 4 o'clock the officers began to clear tho —— = adesdieh tas tet rotons ts Be mt ely le fea at kare tomeae entered the court room with the first instalment of the | basiven not rams: f Gute Ny earn he Gotten of a cten t Briss pe Bn dca ae sid Poe nal Dig ee Wo was found guilty and | 0 rod olijors miuet or rie from th windows, an Bireot Commissioner's books. Judge Peabody adjourned | lect Fredy had Just | nce by said corporation of ta duties to tho public, bus the | #e0 the folks all ous except iho police, ant was tho laa! | fined $0. i a betel ag eee ee ene Oe eg Lee til) 2 ecient, watll all the books and papers could be Seay wan violulos of ihe | ¢0yment by tbo public of tho meava man to pass out of the door. The officers remained be | 9s. sriat of Leopard Sobleitin, a special patrolman of tho | lirstebot at that house I heard; Theard one or wo botoro; reduced. Tho following are tho law procoodings before | ig py private and profomional cals, who, tnought or a Ce foray! Bhd Cint’slendey mormnge They atoet ovale the decry vo | Metropolitan police, for an wnjastidable sarault upon Mar: | I should say Iatood right before him then,opposite tho wit the threo Judges, which brought on this crisis in tho | thomac!ves ly, continued | frotowed by a delivery of tha ‘Conover’ | which there was no key. * © | tin Ames, which was commenoad en Thursday, was then | Gow; 1 should think Capt Hartt was 10 or 12 foot ahead aiihirs of the Bizet Commission of this city -— Mr. Noyes, that tho cond! ert hoa given owlke | Say isin his power to involvo the platitfa in Uabiiiies, | There was quite s crowd about the stops of tho Hall of | Fesnmed. is saat, | ec ahecker Bees ad aae Gite tires ‘ho motion in this matter to sapersode the writ of eertio. | fF the gravest suspicions “of she law, to | iiiiculties snd/iugatlons by reason of hie proceedings na: | Heoards when he le But hey mado ne partcalaa oro PB Monee Ba) yeh edhe oe yr plo ee | came a eee men, Gon ae od ae ATH v i a stration. oe ‘ y He » > y 5 a Tesla Shae sess aoe fovorer ys | epee int tea anos | «12, fnibo afrcne Suck mage eecran dooce | "Te crowd, conan, wor, boey during ho anornoon | ng on nay te, corer of mal ttm | ome rang cu eae ae ‘azo vot inoomplote and unfinished. The objec: of the enforce: ight, your honor, to ask you to | 824 papers have peculiar value as archives of @ public | in diy n claished that ot did’ met ecver the wer. | rence: ho remembored that a policeman ralsod him up } @ pistol fired before he fell; I was so excited 1 cocld ‘ta te obiain the judgment of this court before the question | enforce : office ‘and that thelr conslant use is required 20 ena 0 ae | ee ae antl any Shonit®” whersas the | snd put him upon his feet, after which he struck: tho solos | not say; they then moved of to tho northeast corner, I whom these proceedings laintifs their factions, and rant, being directed only to ‘any Shorif!,”’” whereas the pul pon 0 wi q ; ° Peotne, wri’ erterar i ihe aprromrnnromety 0 | way sera shal be sod comeing | form her orporte Gun oi it no damage Se a. | Garvan want any cml, a a aw notvning | CCR# boo avvare acy ahd tm on hee and | Rar eay ome okbet ec uated oge feeess <ebtain a review y ‘conatabl 4 Drought by these pia! even if it dia cover ey said an inferior 6 3 7 . * Seeing of irr romaine oor, adie er | Re tod Tansee coomann | fren wing of rec aches anor ropery cadet | Common Peabo right to myn a higher coun tke | Mays sb uaa dete te man nhs Ss, | ct megane an Uncle Pic sans ce ak allowed a0 0 saaier of cnaree, sateen 82 0e- | iy. (ese warvants ano inswod, 1 | She termed warren wee See aera Cmmpenantgn, | De erreme cr on Thursday, apd which {is substantially tho samo aa the | great violenco; I waa injure! mysolf very much, and even eee. resteed When asbed. Sor, frequemiy quashed KA Mamet. of fie toma Pte Coes, | tie That te plaintife have never in aky way recoguiztd Mr, Devin at Kidglage Street-Jatl. tertimony of tbe next witness for Who progeenton, who J Bil ow so fel tho evecte Ta: not able to do’ duty; wa by the court in lie reture, aud not fentaitten Ut Consver and the Sherif or any comtablo=? Bo ieee ok Sed Conver fe ths cikice of Ehren) exam’ Depity Shertt’ Vultee, after the arrest of Mr. Devite, "um & Gitinore—He deposed thet he ved at 66 Down- | bould; we wens dows, dom't sesollest haw fer; weretersea ‘Meperscdod by the conrt allowing it. In tho Pre | (Tteok care to include him)—from executing thove war- Fee ee a a by nwwaye Lave ropu- | proceeded with that gentleman, on foo:, to dridge stroot | ing street, and thal ho was also a spocial poliooman; ho, | and camo back, and marche: by Fourth strogs again; hat a ee Fania, and ] wish to iknow whether the cago le to be ad. | (iri ea ae OOF his Court deciering raidcag, | ,and delivered his prisonor to the keoper, with elrict | in company with Soheitlin, wero roturn! From bronitut | is ppl sep ody oat Of this coars, in parsuace of the proviaious of aruclo 5, | PYPt 1 1 nave nothing tosay to the announcement | Pants and each of them to be inoperativo, aed that tho de. | charge to the jatlor for bls closo keeping, aa tho warrant | OB the morning in question, and proooedet throngh Elm | | Coroner— Vou say & mat) wae pptbgeaicthnn doecd Revived Statutes This i ~ iyo fendants Conover and Willett, the'r agents, attorneye, acd y Pent BE ot pe Soe coder yr ogg & eh agg ones c= elfen fe : ; . title 6, chapter & a part I. of me the ab ‘of | thas this injunction bas been allowed, nor of the + 1 oD aiien te or came eae py apr J under which he stood committed neither of his | and commenced to wake him up; in turning him over, sone abou man whom I saw shot. Served pe re renent seas el eer eaocessors.” | BOWS 10,8 ra tho Coamsnse Pea ws Grote ta tates this Court bo pore restrained ‘from taxing auy stop | being bailed or the priviloger of the “BhoriiT and jai! | be found considerablo blood on’ hie shirt, chia an’ teks Marts stead toprvigi aon Sak toms ote ook oo tee Foo boin ecction of this tile declares tbat whenever aay oe rants, ber T hope tbat when ik uppecre bere | Wbalever to have sald warrants, or either of thom, oxo: | yard.”” Mr. Devlin acoordingly took up his powitou with | "ei the witners gemarked to Sehleiin mad coronas | Sout from Captain tats; bel look ah eay cacy, Porvoo shall bo removed from office, or his term shall cx- | 90.7 SDoor will tramplo ib undor your feet.” ‘The law doce | C2100, atd from romoving, OF causing 10 be removed, 98:4 | cheerfulness, bogging merely the privilege of trauamitting that time « boy wanseen coming round the corser, and’wes | Coroper—Whoro did Captaia Hartt stand? A. Near the Lr oe it wocoessos ll | not allow it, and it To no forse bere. I bope tbe Overt fos, ete etme orga nar other Property and | swosenges to his friends in regard to his condition. Aftor | asked if ho know the man who was asicep, to which he sidewall; be was down svease A, trom the window, did way ‘wo his office. bl provides, that i wil iy ow! py = poh, er es. ts mado, and from interfering with the same in any man | awhile quite a little crowd of these were duly collectea, Seared 0 OA oe 2, Sees, We Seve prpylms | au ieaceee 2 bd jt wes e2y person refuse or neglect to deliver ever to sush Fy § wal Der or way eee et eres — may bo i | and several of them despatched with various orders in re | the negative. Duriny Pepe yg emg Q, Lundorstood you 10 say Fourth street: you could aet~ See Oe OF a ae re clion, aay lasts | MP Brady said | wan 8 regular process of law, lerued ree ma niaiealng, cuder or cr Bios aa that tala Goepeoe | gard to hia extonsive business relations. Checks to balance | ing these queetioss, ho saw <chieilin etrike Amen two or vo in avenne 4 and Fourth itroc a thosams timp. 140 ef bo #agromo Cour, Giroutt Judge, oF Fist Juage of the | Player hes on in bia band them for Mr. Dredy hadi | a4 Wile be restrained from taking aay siope whalover | scoounte or meat demance wore signed and despatchod to | {hres tlgbt blows: Amos,then turned over, ania Ming | not understand the sos ory well; | was a good 40a] 03 eounty where tho person proceeded against resides, ie dad served him bimself, another copy was tn Mr. Devfin’s of- z obtain my BY — pee ny 4 various banks and ¢flces, Messengers wero sont to different | witness e:) wo have been purcly accidental. Sabieil. jurer—I was on avenue A, in front of it. pa tiny is pee pa den tiny, eee pd penton om fice, to be exhivited to any one who atempted to execute —— to bave tho said cert oreri rotarned or othorwiso | P&rios to meet pending ongagomonts,and all other nocesea, | fin sald he would arrest him, and whilo the witnossos was Gorener— What direnien 4 that come from? ee eee ee oan be choca Bea be cumpaie’ 0 ee ee ee of bon ot nthe emaytisa | legally disposes of, and to obtain a judgment therezpon or | ry mattors of his private and public Doninoss pet ws straight pig po ptt ctl ng mer goed ef ne Mg npn lt pete rg Ann Soin emp ord] ie such delivery. At the timo anpoiatod the officer ‘8 | Gonmsel in reference to me a# gratuitous and im p Pn KY rGament aeten asthe unexpected interruption would permit. Mr. Deviin | strike him apy more. Ho did not assault him apy more | walk; Captain Hartt stood towards Houston sweet, twe to proceed pt OP BE 9 ipent—ont of Ee, and | unprofessional—and | 27 y‘piaintiffe such further relief or sich othor relio or | 8d had no anticipation that matters would take the turn | till they arrived at the station heuse; while there Ames | oF fifioem fect distant; it sr bute short distance fra fake Loan ‘that "he Mes thaly dattvered tc, Goch eno any Ly both, in the premises, aa may be just, and toet \n the | thoy 4k; but having done, so, ho soomed t>iako tho mat meee ee Sree ee tere (omen oe | Sauna: cum eaten oat cnr aaa eee ‘comor, a)! such books and all further proosedings meantime, and until the farther order of this Court, tho sai | ter with characteristic coolness and readicoss. Ho spoke | [pero wan eked & (iw anontone. Ldeoun oy ye aa nebome trem the cates henna aan Ghneere Rak, ball ceere. i pean effidevit tv aot made, and it shall a> defendants may be respectively in like manner restrained | of the prospect for his boration as a matter cntiroly in tho = fe ty that: be bag are tho man whe fred mest have boos et an angie and ied ‘bat such books and papera ure withbold, #cch officer Dy pre} or ie !onal injunction ordlor. hands of bis counsel and de ‘on tho well being of payne mp he od oA = Ames * | Gowas: oan ous ascend ender te tanta required to commit such porsca to jail, there to rema.n RciARD BUSTED. Attorney for Piaintits, | the-cause in whieh he was embarked. Ho would, if no- | Sep\tliny amd Blood iestod fom bis raoath po ¢. ‘Juror—Whore do you say the shol came from? A. The ‘eatii euch books and papers are delivered. Section 64 of Cx, O'Covon, Danie E, Bick, Ricsanp Boerarn, of | cosary, boas content to hald the tenure of his place for | 9}. Fabwipare agony + nag Prey tty pt peden Bryhn medy 1d: a. eink (dite act provides that soch officer, if required by the com. counsel. the of ‘municipal rights in Eldridge street jail, as | Yi tong » mee epa ierd ‘8° | Dot ay whish window it camo from; ls might be the eo- aha ee i oe oy end Cy of oe Rapin bea, ne, ll ort Hosta | "Men wor, amet eamty sve at gunn, | nb papers ing duly worn, « and rays, that the foregoing bot think that no man cocld have got upon his fost so Juror—Did you see any blood? A. You, whon I re- com, * papere, in comp"aae” teor, aod et the time of tho ap; warmct to bring uch hoous “i eggs ah Hit svi 2 BP ape & Ft ast 4 i 3 +i ii ity ik FP 7 att Ha 5 st i ; I | i ie 35 i a bettor that the partio to : & —_ is hi 2 i Arad oo yng Y jon apy cons! counsel to the corporation of the bis mt stake, $a Bre Gen bet wow, nd I bope the Court will | one of it agents, and the alle ‘ oe Be = Mr. Brady—It is not iasvod to bis honor platntiits. RICHARD BUSTED. BVA ny The Coart—t know nothing about !t-1 hay not seen-it, Sworn to before mo this 13th day of July, 1867.—Tios, | Fas confid ry hed pont ‘nor am | informed on |. | will remain in the room | Bosse, Commissioner of Deeds, io crenata Docc pmnn f = til wo to get returns of tho w Mowing order wat grasfed by Judgo Ingra. | Wyuid've “4 e'piviee would ae -, He doomed its ttan’ where he aid botore the country, sing d\ sate the obvions rights of tho citizens of eclf. goverpment in domostic and local their et cets and their hemos. He hada specié) conviction that with bie knowledge of Americans of all partice, shovld be be compoilled to remain an oscapant of bit ceil in this Eldridge street jai! until the next action of the poo- plo should be bad at ballot box, that at least their ‘yoices gould bring him liberty again, and a mure acqn'tial from any ober motive than tbe dofenco of their mont ob- vious vested rights. Capt. Bernett soon arrived to join Mr, Devin, ae did troope ef other anxzione friends, who camo and wont b privlleze to ied out to vin- bam:—On reaciog tho com} fm tho above cntitied action, and on bearing Mr. Bustood, of counsel for paint, i ie ordered that “tho Sofondanta hore. bo ‘restrained until tho hearing and deter. mination of tho order te show cause horeinatter contained, ‘as follows, that is to aay, that the said defencan'n, Daniel D, Conover and James C. Willett, their agents, atiornoya, deputies, constables, andall persone aciing for or andor them, or elther of them, from remaving or causing to bo removed, the books, maps, records, documenta acd other property and io same cémplaist montioued, or ‘any or either «f them, the placo or whore they or either of them may be, ard from interforing with the Megat same in any manner or way whatever; and the said | throughout the day. Captain Bennett by perimimion of tho Charles Devlin from delivering raid orty or Mr. Brady wat i had no aca! know. | Shereof to tho sid Greover, oF any ofner claiming under | S"" Feraimod all night nection hs aM | or for him. And let this dofondant show cause before The m Poties Mateus. 5, hat sald injunction bat not bown brought | this Court, aba epecial torm thereof, to be hold at the jetropelitan e Mw Dofore it, and W had no right to take Dotioe of said injuno- | City Hall of tho clty of Now Yerk, on the 24th day of Jnly, | THB SPRCIAL POLIORMEN AND TDR COMMI3®IONRKS Won im any way. 1867, in the forenoon, why an der should not be mals OP PoLioR. of ar RAY Comaldered there had been 8 great violation | enjoining tho defendants aa abo moniionod, until he | Ou Friday immediately aftor tho dsbandoment of iho Mr. Field ‘said. that tho books bat beer brought thero | Orijui tue the benelt of the ‘plalaliffs shout not be mado | *Peeial pollco by Genoral Superintendent Teilmadgo, tome by ge and be (Mr. ge A wo eR therein. two hundred of them hold a moeting on @he corner of Eim a existence & paper Claiming to an ae and Centre stroots, and organized by appointing B. A ipjunetion onul {i wae handed him tho . Conover Takes Possession of the Street * ctanabin, He amediaishy edrtod the cmmtsbie, oe | on™ pice oimicny + Wa Burry Chairman, and F. P. Steot Secretary. Ow motion ‘matter of courtesy, not of or right, to submit to tho ‘ the follow!ng gontlomen wore thon coastituted a committee injenction, end take ne farther action iG the execution OF Ae soon as Judge Peabody had signed tho warrants for | 1° avg to draft resolutions to be presented to tho Busrd:— the warrant til! said injanction wae dispored of. Ho hed | arresting Mr, Devitm and searching Bis offise, Dopaty B. A. Borry, &. P, Steot, B. ¥. Johneom, Wm. I. Jacobs been throughout the whole case auxious that nothing | gherit Vultee made tho arrest, an‘ took the prieoner to | “i =" . . should be done on thelr part that was in violation of any | Te i ce Conmable Farr of the | P_¥: Jotoson. deoree of any court; he wished to observe ihe xreatoat ane ned —_ Tho tame Commitee were alto tastructed #., wait crepes Wratems a Se prommenss Sf Ro eres. c Twolfth ward, !mmodistely went to the Hal! of Records on tho Comminsioners ant proson® jnom with ther Mr. capeluded by that the books wh'eh | an commenced the search, taking posession of « quantity par) " bad been brougtt into Shosid be bopt under We | or nooks and tnaus On Be ‘Court reome, | Pewotatioae noe what action thoy propared tn charge tl! further action was taken ip the \ carrying’ gous relation to tholr pay. A sultable preamble sct- The Conrt thongbt the books were stil) in the custody of | which he entered while counsel were discusning the furce ting forth the fact that a largo number of men bay ty eute and offect of Jogo Ingraham’s injunction. Thir sudden | had performed duty ae special policemen, 40., together wore la the custody of the Oourt. apparition of tho books apparently teok all parties by sur- | with a series of resolutions asking the immediate appoint ‘The Court agroed to Keep the custody of the books till | prise, and Constable Farrington belmg asked whether ho | sent of the specials an regular policemen, ipforming the $0 es RS, 8 aaa On Gs meeting Sak bes had not been served with an injanetion, replied that he | Commimioners of the'r destitution in regard to pecuniary by?) — + |. pepe had pot, an injunetion wax shown him, but It was directed | gfpire, and reminding thom that they have done thoir dcty following order a teatime to “any Sheriff,” whoren: he wae not « Sherii, bat « con to woo hee oftheir ability, and withthe assuracce which was rigned by the Court — ftable, and It therefore bad no application to him pam bn pL Tt od DO mle ¢ Se eupaee Daniel 1) Oomoner to Mr Conover, by Farrington and a number poem hy & committee laid before Charles Devlin to fo him the books and papers | of friends, then went over to the Streot vuissioner's | Messrs. Bowen and Stranahan at (38 White sirsot, Street Commissioner's offee —The a office, end entered the back room, which was Rept looked | on Friday afernoon, at which ti wero a ington, to whom iho warrants to earch for the book® | god gnarded at tho time Conover stiompted to get ponon- | gired bat every ible effort would made to in thie matter ha@ been delivered for execu- sin Imnmedivety erter bis sppeistmens pay all the specials, ae soon ae ble, with a ton, vy he inte Court before the said Justice ® | Captain Bennett, who had appointed « Deputy She. | po uort at the samo me on the part of the Commisr'oners portien of the said books, and having aie! that jending ru, wae provert, ae be said “to preserve the ” | that the commities would renew their yait to them again, the execution of tho enit warrant s paper purporting to be | This be announce! to thoro prosent, and co A tbat | at 195 o'clock on Saturday, at which time thoy would ¢n- oa lnjuaction had bees served epen restraiving bin e,one ehould lay bie haad 4. ee a to give them a decided norwer ae to what course . Tarner was seated ir bohin Mr ight ip tho sisted from the further execution thereof and ¢id nut take Conover, whore be said, “Tam io remion of ° inmvon Any more of the ald Books or papers, and on motion of | Yn oes: aa you meat Teotie this real” Mr. Toracr re. | ertht Socnmentes Gone oe eres aan comm Meerre. Field and Noy on, fur the eald Coaover, it * ordered the Depoty Streot Commig'oner, aod | gure’ by py ee at ee LA yd ba He? fo wherewpon Conover took him by the main custod) ery Bertho! omcert | collar and be wae forcit ejected. He wont wo Com; Of this Oourt, and 6f tho Stake anil consty of New York, | Gas’ in’ Mig” nad Scent bebind the | te aetciats spe cay ‘until Teosday mest, at 12 o'clock M. of that day, to abite further order, and that all preeeedings before me in thle matter be, and the rame are horeby, adjocrwes! until thabday. Naw Fors, July 18, 1982, ©. A. PEABODY The Court then adjourned till Tuesday mew at 1a ‘The Injunction Granted by Judge Ingraham She Petition and the Order @OURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Refore Hoo. Judge lograbam farroat Conover that oon Comenonat for a breach of the peace, and bad beoa orerpowered _ net vow Ye b , in | partiouinrly as r de The Mayor and Omnnonalty of New York os, Dantl 0. \ We Scere He then wont 49 tho Mayor's ofice, whore he | lin ine Cremona Seon. Gere. Goomtoaaee Get oe eapened Conover, Charles Devlin, ant James 0. Willett, Sher’ —~ | bad a private consultation. coe of thom on Ore techs eves ‘The complaint of the plaintiffs above named shows — CAPTAIN PRNWETT'S STATEMENT. Afr reoetving the news the mon retired { smail 1, That the piaintits bave boon for a long time, and now | Cayiain Bennett, who has for gome timo beld.e warran pap ly LP pty Are, 8 municipal corporation, holding under charter AP! | ay Deputy Shertfl, and who was prosent wiien Mr | appeinted ae regulars, or recetving any pay for services otherwise large and valuable powors, property 04 | Conver took pomertion of the Street Commissioner's | Performed ae spec franchise. 2, That there '* 8 department tn said mune pat Corpore: on whieh { calist the Street Commissioner's Depart Ment, the chief cilcer of which (rc called and kuown s the Street Commiasioner. 8. That connected with aod appertaining te snob depar' The Paulding Domestic Dimculty. SUPREME COURT—SPROTAL TERM. Before Hon, Judge imytes. Jott Mitr, FG. Young renewed tis motion thie morning for an order dinsoting the referree to w\journ hie today to the office of the Stroet Commissioner, that @ quantity of books wore being taken away at nico Om my arrival 1 found the office in the porsession of Mr Turner the Deputy Street Som miasioner, tod learned that Mr. Devin bad jost beenarrested. A abort ime afterwards a pc com calling bimedf a constable | oles, makes the followpg statement — | | | Ment are various books, maps, rccorés, documents and | came in ih Company with & large crowd, among whom | sitting to Tarrytown, re restric a large nomber of # end papers, (o which scores ® re | wore James Irving and Mr. Hibbard, formerly of tat de- | essen; and Fead an a‘lidavit. of Mr. Pauiding’s, to the quired bad cally daring business daye for the ad- | partment. | ated that | wae there simply am Sheritl’s | esioet that the testimony of there witnoates is absolutely rainistration of th» «oties of such iment; that such te protect the pence, and that 1 would errost the | neccesary for hiscaso, Mr. Young stated that this was }) MAPS, Fecor .s, dooums and other property ao! man who broke the peace. 1 no sooner anid this tien | nota motion to change the renme, but to take testimony papers bolong tos. 1' are th ‘astve property of the | | was called onto produce my warrant. I did so. (mm ‘where the ing ly bolongod, where the par aid piaintifs, and thoseront |Commirsioner no other | Warant @ e general peta special one) (Mr. Bennett hore | ties had , and w the tubject matier waa. right tothe control or use of the samo save #uch as | detailed the provecdings im regard to the forcible eject arises from his official character. Mr, Noyes. in opposition, offered to road an alfidavit ment of Mr. Torner from hin seat} | thea sald to Mr was in ‘ii health and cowld pot mt pre 4, Tha on the Oth day of June, A. 1), 1867, Jonoph & | Conover, “You are my prisoner. I arrest you.” lo ask ent attend and the papers gent by counsel Taylor, who, up to that time, held the office of igireet Com d or what’ “for Jaying Your lem acit! | were insufficient, oe rs missioner aforesaid, died; that at the time of his de mo and ejecting bi ‘by fore from post.’ Fe had, at Indge Davies remarked that the application waa a vory conse there was 10 oflice Connected with the deparimont | the instigation of others, taken Torner from tie chair. I | reasonable one, the ordor dirceting the rofe and roe to take testimony in aforesaid, the ‘noumbent of which way called and Raown | arreptod Conover and ¢niled om thane present, some eighty Tarrytown on the Ath soptember ag the Depaty Street Commiesionor; that such office was | or ninety perso to asaiet me io making the | ne@t, in the meantime, Mr Paulding to visit bit chibiron, duly created by crdivance of the corporation aforesaid, arrest, Instead of doing #0, ‘Who Wore closet to Mr | and to have notice of their whereabouts, and at the leorare of sal lor, Charles Turner held ench | Conover, apparently his jl friends, prevents! me office, and was eputy St Commissioner of the city of | from making the arrest then fe the effice, Cuding tbat! | Army Loporxon,— Mi red, and fet = oflce @8.— Mr. Godard, the wronant, who NS" qua from whe dooesee of cald Taylor watt ine tm | Uees sent uesened esp eamarang ascended from Philadelphia on the 4th, and whose day of Jone, 1857, the said Turner acted ae St -set Commis Mr. Conover Deitg NOW In possession, and seated in we | Jong absence excited some , descended toner, and performed the duties of Street inner court of the temple, wae congraty.ated by name root the morning of the haying authority to do 40 under ordinanoor duly passed | friends. The key# of somo Of the desks, to, wore mime the clouds. quickly as be did if he were not inclined te efor ro- sistance. Tho boy already mentioned, iu reply 19 @ question by Aleerman Clancey, said that 2sbieifiin struck Ames two or three times with his club. Justice Brennan, after being duly sworn, gav® bis state- ment of the adair.’ Ho anid he revidod at 04 White street, And about five o’eock in the morning of Sunday, whilé out of his window, ¢aw two off cers taking a man to tho #ta'ton ; be heard Ames say to ollicer Gilmore, “ Cap’t you get me @ Joctor?’’ and lmmodiately efter saw Schiefilin seize bim and heard him eay, “You son of « Ditch, Pil eee doctor and knock your damiaed brains out.’’ The Justise went over to the Police Court and learn- ed thet Sebie tlin proferred a cbarge of assault and on Ames, but after examining of cer Gilmore it turned out that “cbie ("ip was the defe: #, instead of the one whom he charge |, a4 @ commitment was rod. The Justice aid that while Sohie ‘tity was conveying Amos to the rtation jase he raised biectcb with the to bi hi be justice Breut an) baliooed “Don’t strike the man? at time be knew nothing of the care, Dr, Kilbourpe testified that ar sonn as Amce war brovght to the Commiseinper's ofioe, in White street, be diets wound on the head; tt was only a commoa scalp wound; he did pot observe apy other bruises; there was bioxd on bis ebirt and ebin, “Couneol for tho defendant called only one witness. Ho vatd that Mebiefliin proferred a charge of awauit and bat- tory against Ames, and that he (Schie'l\in) showed witness the ent in bis mouth, The conse! addressed the Court briefly. Ho satd that the evidepee clearly showed that an assault been made oj 6 oifver®, and the only question to IB deter. mined did his aliont use more force than was noces- p~ Ld d of bin duty, fe thought net, and dedeved thas the rt could readily see that an o'er woarl be = Wbrown of bie guard, cepecially wheo they consider: that a serious riot had oecurre? @ abort ume ‘lowaly in Ube Sixth ward. : ~ +—I wish to say word. ‘ie judge‘ mborne atecrepting) —1 think deter not. Kew Gen the Oourt have had Unis Jody nao fall fairty €t before them. Thay were willing to make ances for the excitement that existed at that thomen! public peace, Umea it was neceesary for o!licers to be vory tho ove of thelr clubs and euch other w eapoos as pean, andthe Justions wero disposed thom In every instance: but when they necessary riolence and force, and showed a reason, would not be protecte! by the Jadges. | moro’s eviderce showe! clearly that there was no for the foros Schie‘i\la employed against the covplainant 7? for Court foond him guilty, apd remanded Achie!!in til) Tues. hen he will be sentenced. In tho —4— Sunday Trafic tn Liquor, The following was distributed yosterday to each precinct boase, by ordor of the General Superintendent of Police — ‘The public eal or public keeping of \iquor upon Soaday is forbic dem, not Decauro the article is liquor, but breans> the law for ihirty yours hee forbidden te sale of anythieg on that day (excopt meata, ieh aed milk, before 9 o'e! A.M.) Iti forbidden, rot because the police law or the forbid. for the Revieed Statutes forbid , Aldermen and Oom . passed in 185., (se@ collection authorize? to be 18.) forbid it. All these prob! me are conccrrent. Whilst it may bo a new thing to cl shope on Munday, the law itself on the eabject te oo novelty, Rat the pol.ce law only maker a new penalty in these wor feo, 2" It shall not be lawfal for any person to pubilele keep oF Mignone of apy in‘oxton'ing ‘ques apom the Bre. day Of te week culled Shuctay, oF Npow apy day of pubit: wie tion hin the said the Met opal. am Pr len Mateos, pene Of $0 for exch efonce, io be sued for apd tecovers! In the name of the 10 Of ‘the State of Rew Fork by the Distr -t Auomey of the crnnty wherein the oence Ie commited {F the bene@t of the Polloe Contingent Fund hereby anthorizet, (ihe fund for @le& and disabled policeman.) By the ordinance: of the Mayor and Aljermen a oon. onrrent Of arrest or warrant by provides and \bition spectiic aa to wine, alo, lagor jer as weil as to the geveral phraee !ntorica 3 The wndorsigne! being charged by law duty whose disobed: of Poltee and ip further orders, sibmite the Millowing of inetroctions to parrolmen: Take tho foregoing explana .one of the law and carefully bat potiely inform evory veuder not only of liquors, but of all wares and morchni<diee on Sanday, of the provisions, and reqnest an immediate closing up of ‘the establishment in such a way ne to indicate to the public that no sale is be expected, The law cannot force a man to evacnate bi More eotirely on a Sunday—that ts & question of morals. Nor to entiroly close the sovess of alr or light, if it Be no. cessary for bim to bave this, as may be the case when the stor i an woil bis premies of residence, If he refuses or neglects, or if under of olosing, Milt “poblicty Keepe and disposes of waree,” thon aach rn! trolman will 1 cage to fill ap the blanks below, and at close of Suncay Mie with Inepector, who will send them to the undersigned, . The wndersigned will then commence sult for the £50 penalty, oF proceed umtor the ordinance as tho exigencies of the case may demand, and the blanke thus fllled ap wil! be his voucher 44 fap FS Patroimen wili remember ir benetit, since the proceeds to te und for ety rele sek, fj and he undersigned Will, If costs be obtained, also devote them to the find aflor dedvct'ng Jisburrements. A OAKEY HALL, District Attorney. ence reniere him jiabie to a win et ‘cei a = torned a second time | saw some blood; could not say Bow the wounded man lay; he was trying Ly hands and kpees; | am certain be was not directly the window ; | thought it was Captain Hartt who #pa shot, pone threats bad beom male againat him to or threo y8 previous. What was done with tho man? A. I turned and die- perre the crowd on tho ober corner; I cannot tell what was done with the man; | heard Captain Hartt give ordern not to fire, and to put up their A. Loarried @ pistol, but B: Juror—Did you did not draw it throu; _— Jaror—Did you see any other officer have a pistol? 4. You, I paw ono other officer draw a pistol and beard tho report, but eduld pot be positive if! saw any officer ire, rcner—Were you burt much? A. Yos, I was burton my , Boe and breast, sna fo burt I caanot turn a my ded; mg wito has to riso me; it seems to be (pointiag) ip hero oo ghort ride; Mr, Bigolow is my physiciaa. Juror—Oo you know of any other palcoean ‘You, Mr. [avie was bart on the head; Mr Heiden waa hart badly, sieo Mr. McMillen thero, (pointing to an officer {n the Cougt) ts another who was hurt, an4 several moro bose nanos | do not kown; there were six or seven prowy good Buceks on the head; Mr. Heiden has not lef his bed since. Tho Coronor stated that he bad recetved word from tbo eiolam of Hodden it was doubtful if he would live; ho perrous symptoms, and was in a critical position, =r know who bit you? A. Oould not tell, Sbomes 8. Briggs sworn.—Rosiden st 111 Hecond mires; the bovse I live in is # boarding and day scaool, om) tho tallest house about there; was up in my bedroom in tho upper story, reading, and beard great shouting ae hurraiog trom | ourib ew and aveo’ | went on the roof of the house, aad saw some men ronp! Botasoied Ge aves oe to cipal « to nee whet ihewou- there but aahort time when I rv inquiring washo 5 Spee ae Thad ™ ipa ehaguod ance ; low of persons cussing about the diriur- bance, about that time there was po noise, no shouting, no hurre\og, or apy trouble whatever while I was there; I stood on the weet corner of av A ard Third i F i i : f infest sHigyieed 3 he use Q I want to know how you knew ho wae shot? A. 1 eaw bim sally back and (hon run with the crowd; be wae within ten or twelve feet from me; the way char shen ihe police ran towards the butcher's shop; the riot | saw was not tho lirst of it | fhe witneas became vory much confused {1 ments, end the Coroner wett over the examination agaio, mt follows —| Q What did the man do when he was shot? A, Imme- Jiately when the iiring ‘ommenced they began to diaprea down avenue A. did the Q Which way man cof A. He went with tho crowd towards Tlouston street. Q Tow did you know he was shot? A. I have told you that before, i saw the police fire, and tmmediately | bear 2 tomebody close by me, “Flere’s a man shot.” Bee that made you bei eve the man was sho? A Nothing more at that time; | saw tho man afterwards lying on the sidewalk; | was lef nearly aloud’ on the corner, and went into an ontry where thera ‘Sore some Women And two or three men. Q Where wero the police standing whoa tho sbot waa fired ? A. They wero in s line acrous avenve A, wud from Third strost came towards Second street. Q Which wore they faciog? A. Facing towards street; | wae stand! at that timo, P* © cleedemebenen mil ou they fred? A. They @ Wore the police standing @!\), to vou say, when they fired ? A. Some of thom wore, in motion; them, ae they got in the middie of the road, wheeled around and fired, facing down avenue A The Co: oner sald he could make nothing of this witnes'® confased statement, but Joror Whalen was of opiaiot that \t wae a clear statement, and yory ‘mportan Q fired? A. Tt i#hard for me to ey, Dut T or four fire; ‘ben they fired, he people wt Wore they firing at the people tying elit fo. q iow tian shota did you hear fred? =A. from Often to twenty, | think, in the whole. Where wore the pol ce relative to your positien when they fred ‘A. Lateod aboot seven ‘et from the corner, in avenue A, just below Third street, towards Second otiee serors the street were ia line wit street, and the hy pan to ire, the polive fred down avenos me when they A Q. Where did the man stan’ that wae shot? A. Ton or fifteen fect from me a renue’A, on the alk. Juror Whalep=-Did 1 that the came orotty close to Q Dit not reat 2. Tail; saaenand mectaay were Ol reaanng