The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1857, Page 2

2 i NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1857. BD. precede & warrant depriving the vacancy by virtue of the old ordinances haste individual can never in such proceeding sustain bim-]}. BURG! three flounces, trimmed with velvet (one Lilac, two whitey pas pf eg OE ee | | eet ee meee “ Oo —i. Frahaty srce'ten any ook or | existing exclusions sball apply to the departments herein Feeect, 667; Cornish ‘vs Young, 1 Ashmead’s R., 156 | Ome ef the Results of Catching the Burglar | sending you the desorption of a watch lost, supposed te waren © veld. (too ES of [PT sed | od note! Fowier vs. Beobeo, 9 Mave. R., 295; 2U.8'Dg. | Canceml—A List of the Articles Stolen have been stolen, on or about the Ist inst.:—Doadie bot- bt are pot incopststemt witb Unis ect."” works © | Wile office and officer, seas. 19 > 25.) ‘Within the Last Few tomed lever, 5 pre. extra jewels; Wm. Robinson, ur \—That is the search which we the bercit mentioned’ do not meas that 3. Kt is only a8 between third persons, one or both hav- ew Months. maker, 1; No, 13,603; gold curb vest chain Bothing to do wh. Let us pot ‘ubings. bal aan, snoe tay hall emniceceas | igecige on pemention ent euearent right, Cass the prin- Since the arrest of Cancemi, the Italian burglar and | and charms aitechod. Should you be posssssed of infor- Mr oes will show that te a fatal . they are to be appointed, but Bow they shal! exercise their opie eBicar fecte applies, n tbe officer is himself a | murderer, persons who have lost property within the last matica in relation thereto, you, will ol by notifying. GifBowty is this warrant, because he ] functions whea mus show otticer ours, 4 Pear! street. fr eck comptying with. a, direction eo veces | ea eae ee on ne rmenre pen the proceeding: | (a) oa are inconsistent with the new Part, be musk show that be Micu of the law on this head | £°¥ months, have been besloging the property clerkof the | "XY 43""Y'at of goods siolea from J. Falrded, Jane demand so general, that it is po demand execut ijunder @ commission havi upon it the great cbarter ip this respect—that the latter takes from the May - to say that @ claimant, after two or threo days alleged Police Commissioners with description of their lost property | 9, 1! ‘at Greenpoint, Brooklyn, E. D :—One bi oil = all, and thet it is pot within = buman | f: State, with,the #ignatures of the Governor and | OF all right of contre! over, or interference with the Street possession may go before & show that he has him- | and applications to tee if any of it is among the ardcles | dress, throo flounces, trimmed with black velvet an (nok Feasoe to comply with ft; it Y not within human pomai- | Secretary of Salo, tbat be waa turned ut ignominiously | Commlssiozer’s office tl! 1860, while the former gave it t0 | Seis no right or tide to the office, virtually admit that tB© | foung in Canoomi’s posscesion. None of the property | S24 & half wide, brown cambric lining, no waist; one blag to comply with it, there is no way of deter-| by an armed mob, who kept the city in commotion for | him In certain contingencics. | proceeded against has # good title to it, and tha! the ae pee cia tnd drab striped ail kit, slate colored Kning; one blue bev the books and have been delivered, | three or four cays: and if we with all our efforts (3.) The words, ‘‘until the Comumoe Connell shell other. | ‘may tbereupon ‘ake the books and papers from | found possession warded to any claimants | and brown cballi de laine dress, trimmed with dark bine , sie imo way described, itis just at fouls | that'uere vo tie (iuat having occurred oa tho 1éih of | wise direct,” suppose thet the Common Council bat cos ine hands of the lawful ofloer and deliver them to the | ax yet, though descriptions have been received that indi- | fringe, white lining: black alk and lage mantita, trleused jar would be in & warrwat of replevin directed | June) have only been able to get tho case thus far, it is | ‘Tol over the subject of the ordipances, and reserves to | \iiegitimale pretender. cate pretty plainly the proper owners of a part of it, | te edge with broad lace; plain black silk mantilia, ‘sed sont to the Sherif in a suit between Jobm Jones and | owing to the most pertinacious, most unjustifiable’ legal | be Common Council the right continue them, to reenact | Fourth —It is too iain « proposition for serious argu- 0d ‘he moire antique j rose stella shawl; four yards Jobe Smisb im which tbe Sheriff would be directed to take to th wast, if not dely, a Jadgoof the Supreme | ‘em. to alter them, or to repeal them. It was clearly #o | ment that the appointment of Mr. Deviin was valid, and | Shose will be attended to as soon as the prisoner's effects | black i k; black br th frosk coat, silk lining; ix from Johe Smith the property of Jobn Jones the plaintiff, rt that can be shown. When thit history is told, they intended te give to the ordinances apy extraordinary 8¢- | inat that of Mr. Conover was void. are properly catalogued and arranged. The following isa eee om, nee Soros, Movers embroidered collars Seeacteeey iim... Tate gentleman hare in otro | whe have bad io do with twill have much U9 say 19st Soerhy, bea fo proves tne cumtuci Summ aerecer | 1 the charter of 1861 provides te senere ise) Int of the descriptions of stolen property filed with the | Std undersiocves; table and’ bed linen; one camed brew beste suppose they expected to begin and go | fy ir own honor an ir own con ‘Council could passed. heads of departments elect ony clerk at $8 White street: — A eed ees fon Peo mpi *ehite Morowgh witb this im five minutes, the time | 1 leave that part of the case, and I shall | What the Common \-~ eleeheeabeebedl be A a i Bd y bey Age siiias aay purple stones; one » gold, sliowee by one of my learced friends for any judicial pro- | ask your Honor’s attention to nothing but the legal | ‘ined as an ordinance of the past. consent of the of Aldermen.” (Sec. 19 ) fo, 1.—E. P. Hayes & Oo., 68 Bassler ot eat, abe store Stoves; one pen aod pencil, red’ stone; one lange ovedimg)—in their haste they followed ‘onde ‘and me. | questions, reserving what I have lo say about the miscon. |, (4:) Tbe ordinance of 1849, on tho rubject of warancies |). There is nothing in any rule of construction or in the NE ary ee ee ae eats tesan, | eats places tur two degusrveciypes with qeatomen. ams Abe words statute, “books ” . | im the Street Commiesioner’s Department, is but @ repet!- | reasen of the thing to limit this power of appointment to | ing goods taken:— cet knives, pstents, arrelled | lady, value $10, marked ‘‘Emms;” one small gizod locket, Tn the rtmtute tbey ce gueniy delertgtive of ths maneck dei wa we come ‘Sbout tt shat T thick and whet i Hon of the act of 1849, and wich the ordinance» for | the single case of a vacancy created by efllux of time. ung bar lock. The goods are valued at from $2,500 to | for one daguerrcoty pe of lady, $3; one pair pa‘ent leather atter, bet when you coms to act under the statute you | consider the community should know. Now, sir, upon | CoBvenience, just ae parte of the constitution of oer Sate | Ihe whole power of ajpointment is vested in the city | $3,000. arent ten | OE ‘ment partiowirize What you want. If the statuie autho. | this question of habeas corpus, what are you todo! No | #7¢,cepied into the Revised Statutrs. (i R.8) Bat they | quthorities. “ Every election (or appointment) is to scp: jo. 2—Geo. Lazarus, 231 Centre street. About No. 44.—Mrs. George Chase, 232 West Twonty-seventh Finer you to inetitute « judicial proceeding by which you | question ts made that the warrant is good in form. Tue | derive no foice by belng thus copied: and when the ong) Br7,© veanner ether ecteel op }” (Por Savage | weeks ago cwolling opened in the night by lncers, &o, fre © get iwto your possession your property in the | only question, therefore, is this:—When the warrant was | 28! from which were falle, the copy falls with J, People vs. Coutant, 11 W 184 ) Plated silver ton sets, three pieces, teapot, cream and pamrension of another, you do not say in the | signed, bad Mr. Juatice Peabody acquired a juriadiction to | ‘t. ‘Ike charter of 1840 is specially repealed by the present | “2. "The amended charter makes special provision for | sugar bowls, threo gold” w ) one DO . “ Mr, Bo-and. Bo got some of my pro; determine whether he should ‘sign itor no? Now that charter. It should seem, then, most natural to conclude bands, marked on back & L. three or four gol aime, ged 1 want it, and If be does not give it, I want you to learned Judge—one of the Sugreme Court—the highest | ‘Dat the i covered has retained copying the ordinance, one breastpin, California g é amine race- bum wp” That would be reducing legal proceedings to a | court of original jurisdiction in the State, one that supervises } “bile it has intended to repeal the o» statate, and bas ae ere? eremneuannie; three ge wh the civilization of the | all inferior tribuoals, the Court of Common Pleas included, | ™anifested such intention in too most pointed language, . 8—Jane Reynolds, judson street, | ‘The third position is also untenable. Under the May, between 11 and 12, was stolen from corner of North , ¢ books and papers that | controlling them by mandamus, prob’bition and the like has in bis possessi .n. decided as matte? of law tbat he had jurisdiction, And | 102 Mr. Conover could become, by possession, fl ee oe = pa oe bad ie ranfe cen, pia vkirt low mocks Short slosroa. bive fringe, facto, even if he could not have become ofllcer e88, t iW 5 ves, iy PP PTERe, We Beretore_e command you, ihe Bre. we. 1b may be troe that every: 8 oF telbanal, fee, ot ngt, Welch, 14 Barb., 250, People at, Crane, 18 velvet binding on’ sleeves, $25; ore black silk dross, litle ‘Ge © F and coup) of mew York. and you ara hereve | high or low, bas a legal right to inquire into the jurisdic- ¢ 4 Yet dears Braids, be. Bora deceoel, piaaaed ith vases, G18, commans-s ‘mk ibe boty of tbe anid Charles Devlin and | tion of every other tribunal, however high, yet the comity | Barb., 370; Tappan agt Gray, Paige, 5« man ag: worn , — ‘ hae mae orm mm) Bim we tbe of Ge sity and county of New York, | of courts, and their due subordination, require that one | Halliday, 10 Bit 232; Plymouth agt. Painter, 17 Cona., No. 4.—Dr. Simmons, 64 Elm street. Jn December, t, ihrer we remn gol! be +ball deliver sugh books and papers, | novid respect the judicial decision of aaothor, eepeciaiiy. | 985; Weeks agt Kils, 2 Bart .» S24) gold watch end chain, and heavy French anchor escape- | diamond ripg, deep yellow gold single stone, worth “aun ts 6 guaeral worres, if there © of Aauperar Judge Judge of the Supreme Gute o | if, Mey concisin, debated the folowing bre Prid calen landscape on tho beck, Ghat3a° ound e7ges, | June last, between 4nd 6 P. Mf, ow changeable Sie © general warrant, if there ever was such + te gold cases, lacape » Chas 4 » thing. jovt as ‘oboxions to tat obyostion, and to all the | funstmaueht pracer fee the drat Jadee of a Covet of Grae | _, First—Tho only question that can be raised ts, whether | S24 uuuatural application of the law of 1840, cannot pre | gcld cial, attached to it gold chain, two strands, braide:, | dress and 1 black silk sain, bail ‘plain. Getertanon which the history cf Le @ this coun- | mon Pleas to sit In review of the decision of the Chancellor, | Mr. Justice Peabody bad color of jarisdiction, (statter of | Yair No. 5.—L. A. Blinn, Shelburne, Vt. Lost in Coenties No. 48 —The dweling of E. Calman, third floor of Ne. 8 wry show bas bees heaped on imprisonment under | thaugh made in a special proceeding * Would not the rst | Prime, 1 Barb. 341.) ‘A Judge declined to adopt this construction or | slip, Saturday, 8 P.M.» one lage gold watch and chain, | Rutgers was b into last Saturday and robbed S gemere FETTEDt-— ost seeh & general warrant as Judge rathe™ have said:—“ My opinion might have been Second—Every jurisdictional fact necessary to sustain | to express any on the title. Jadge Davies avoided | left in charge «f Thomas Roush, at No, 23,to keep over of artictes of silver ware and jewelry, co: tar comet rerehtons, in which life has been | dierent if the question were new, but I defer to the opin- | tbe Jurisdiction 1s to be deemed established; for tbe | expressing any optpion on it. judge Roosevelt intimated H night; call d Sunday morning. Watch was double case, | zen silver spoons, 1 do. silver forks, 1 facrifiees im the struggle for exemption therefrom; | jon of the Cbaucellor.” A Jadge of the Sapremo Court | Judge issuing the warrant had exclusive authority to de- | gy opinion againet it. Tnerefore, so far as the Judiciary | Bumsmacn & Browers, makers, Liverpool, chronometer | forks, 1 do. small silver knives, 1 do. ’ ai! just such ae one as the people of these States, in every | cannot exercise an inferlor offize. He oannot be a com. | termine those facta. is concerned, this conceit is without support. belumec, very large, and long neck chain. J. L. Seeley, | do. gold teaspoons, new and marked E. C. imetence where they have formed e constitution ora bill | missioner. Toe constitution forbids it, “ Ther not ‘Third—The warrant of search recites all the facts ne- B, The icability of the law of 1849, in its details, | oopmer Broadway and Barclay, lawyer. knives, }; do. gold teaspoons, used and no; marked; 2 all- of right. ie their jealousy ve | hold any other office or public trust.” (Art. 6, sec. 8; 7 | ceesary to justify it, and those recitals caunot be contra: | to the case of an office by appointment, ts conclusive No, 6.—Alonzo Taylor, 113 Orchard street. Last winter, | ver butter knives, not marked; 1 set of jewelry, breast. ceueEenen, bave caret sedulounly gearded the | yi), ‘Io: 2 Denlo, 835; 2 Kernan, 403)" if, there- | “listed. against the rightclalmed waders by Conover as Governor's | dwelling entered in the night; one Canton crape shawl, | pin, earrings and bracclet, fruit pipoe design, pears and Pier ET aot memes {OF Me Revived Statutes, vol. | fore) ‘iio “learned Judge of | the Commo Pleas | at Ue cue! or of any. ether tacts, ine. respondent | MMpountes, (11 Wend. B2l ) Set Errtk rents anes Oars) Wronghh WHR Whiley | Tev‘yich gold lok] chain Crecelet; t'waich chala, wim hee 20°, te ont e facts recited, or of any other facts, Street Commissioner , ; i; Fete. ie ite yeorin be secure fm thee persons houses, | RBOUHE be of opinion that the learned, Judge of the | Hs MMGln ecnG tan tus uruth of all the recitalay and of | ani cite fganoneht prowected the Street Commissioner | “PNo. 7-—leasc P. Hall, 6 Mott street seven table spoons | pin and charms (gus, Geb and lockes); several old’ fname Papers end enous, Agsinet © le wea ches and me ction. vould be but opini t opinion. | CVery fact necessary to establish the jarisdiotion. thetr then existing terms of office by the mere passage of | marked 8. 4. H.; che sugar tongs; one laile; two silver | iuned rings. If any of the above articles should be offer- Serta eases Ae ne arvana can nave | {nOHCnon of ‘an inferior Judge weighed, agateat the | , Fillb—What facie wore necessary to confer jurisdiction? | the new charter, exoreaaly cootomplaied the termination hanole butler knives; two bracsletg, one star ebape, the | ed to you, You will pleage have the ne>ersary moarures ard partioniarl) Cesenoicg the plage wo be searched gad ihe of @ superior, first delivered; an inversion of ju- = only = of their hol ing betore expiration of such terms. Surely, r eight stone eet; one year since. en ve the parties arrested. iberal rew - or Le eeized. . That a person Hor) elected to the office had died. nded | No.8 —D. D. Rockwell, No 6 Fourth avenue. Ktd gloves, | iered for the recovery of the a. gym nee aely dical order which cin hardly be supposed. But sap | auaee fia ) ‘hast beoomme his suvoeweor.< | peeves ere eee etaes ee the arpose | silk do. Diack silk mite, tlk handkerchiefs, needle work, | No, d0.—The following artisies wero salen from No. 108 Mr Sicame—li ie im the bill of rgbis—a bill of rights | Of the Judge Fine ‘Sapreme Court upon the law, he oaa- Pye are ip ge books or papers belonging should appoint |The cane nof Peoples. acto, 1 ron, ee nice is Ti tei ON si pcan barge! poh s shen § Cee ig? Pawa eras Date etivaveal mania of jasc ca which | Bet disregard his decision upon ihe facu, uals, = facta were alleged and were proved. And i enprese entinariay Se Re sreeees * w York Hotel, when coming from the | offering them to pawn or for sale:—-t lady’s small public Wberky reete; and whether in the siatue or | then, had been alleged before Mr. Justice Peabody, and | ,- These three facta wore alicge! rial nding of the | Wis whole eection together, the substance is the same s if Bre og yee geen a Pheer cop thoegh Be pnt Ree ene out of ibe ststute, th is one of those irresistible upon by bim, before he sigaed the warrants? ‘Taat | ‘f they a lM Ree ding it read thus : ‘ The persons now dilling the offices of Street | Acate ad es ho’ SLIM guroened et becca by aed earn al ein aaa php y—} appenis to Boman reason snd souse of right | Mr. Conover bad been duly appointed by the Governor, | “cts Could not be review tay’. a Commiseloner, &c , sball continue in office uniil the expirs- » having B . 70,182, pu % a that uo man ehould be insonsible tobe right of | and commissioned under the great seal of the Stateas | | Sixth—But it is said that though the olficer may have Sn ee ee ee ee tating balls worth 8 (on Usk, wi CRW | Dit pentlonan’e’ Uneceaay 1 ear beaselet © i cow Yi o uris first, it was afterwards taken vee mam to immunity aginst Unreasonable eearch | Street Commissioner of the city of New York, had accepted | ®cauired jurisdiction at : fi | because it appeared n the progress of the case that . The this rob deatt | _ No. 10—Mrs. Schlessinger, 146 West Twenty-first street. pe of marked M.A.L. t A. the books and papers did not come into Devlin’s hands | reltgusinc'ts scticly im tars oor Sit the soasensical | Dwelling boure broken open, between March and Jun0, bali bracelet 1 gold bracelet, set with cameos; ©) ©, ahd RgEinet bemE ewdyec.ed to imprisonment | the office, taken the oath, the bond, ‘and entered upon OG, MORONS! Comeand that he doot not Krow bow to | the possession of the franchire. Devlin’s counsel must i i SgaPeiaNS Tsay tama ovoomed | Nee"se ub ohne Ro Gc gros | arog ey nt oases enaon but | Suigerytt'riite coe tums rat | #,t aang an cu ovate | dete pena mare ae ote & tha be ons complied wih. It 0 protect ibe citizen | Judge of the Supreme Ooart the power to « inquire into | PGES 1 foundation In law, because a jarisdiction | % pike renga oo | shawl, white, $50; ozo blue Stelia shawl, colored border, | green and plum colored pl ether bap Seve yoars old; Se eeeeanl embodied Im the bill of | the ciroumstances;”’ for if he had that power, then the {red could not be thus taken awa; 4. The constitution, (art. 10, sec. 6,) in Lay ar be 300. ne binck silk velvet cloak, sa'in corded, $20; ono | 1 skirt, marked M.& F.; 1 do. marked M O.; 1 shawh, SPL sne Satan Se to Gomned cuntiatens, ont sg ag Ans pag Sig Mn 7 ag Mi omg ikea no foundation in law, Because the wucoensoe to | Leeislature to Deven denine hash eat coese ase? | Brown moire antique Drovade dress, $60; one heavy ‘bro- | palm leaf paitern; comforters, scarf, &c.; 1 black sil ye cow! . © add@iuonal claim to the we committed & thousand errors tn issuingit. To show inate ' 4 : . : uf NV “ Fees csr mt yore nos-rgnanin | th oey mut max goa re fiom, atiborof tice | tas arasig h umnuy comedy povided | Speatoeat, 8, oy | eet ee yw, ge hs di re | Gee, at op grey on ace ct ene pinore, that ws saaiton, sabe Court | dhey can maintain, Toey cannot make good ie retpouion: | TAO. FNy” whomeoever bela or whommoover ken. The | gq Tne Leeatare has done go, The astot 1848 (ppt) | {oe tobe, rmpied ia Daim loaf Patera, $15; obo black | Lemen’s cambric, handkerchiefs ia tue pect, marked 300 [eS mas ay coo araety | $e anh nt oe Cereal ing Soft ay gal geen | Segal guanges coving nao day roar | tn ok Mae ie cP a eaeyet | En acl tay memes we 8 shows, J only &+ © Oomaisioner in | be bas been thus duly appoin y Pio the haves af any person, the successor to such otlice | Tetlepation, Ac, in offices held by appointment, no general | Wert ey; Mik, Oa Ob iack wilk velvety $5; 8 yards gui- | _ No. 60.—Saatohed from the pocket of the owner on bie Roper. aed sui proceeding. New, yoor Hovor | good this second position —That ‘under no coaceivable cir. | ‘0 i dy “4 Moke cot cams ek hb Gas provision was made or was necessary, except in cases | ware, ‘lack, 625 "Total, $200. » $5; 8 y! e Pes ‘out of the Opera, on the night of the 17th inst., @ Tis 2 ne Raggpios. ton warrast cubes so wwe re. | Cutananoes watever coult be commission of the Slate; | sco'taving the aaine In his postomslon.”” (URS. 105, | (panne Lee re eae ate (ER SSO eee, | No. 1D. A Bally, 110 Bat Tirty-tet street or 91 | gold singlo caged watch, Eaving gold dial anda inkd- ow 2008, of 1B tbe mandate to the ul ri Beal, Big) V ernor ani relary, a ", od te % Seris for the ei reference wbatever to the #latate | make a person successor to the office of Street Commission- —% ie bere no qualification as if the words “during | *2.8md 48) It was Becessary to provide ia respect to the — pogo Frat fhe fsa ep — = oe eae ee re Seen dali Sie settronre wtetover’ tasting tho cure of ths yer: | \shrthat posstaton of the frenohie taven and enieyed | tbe vacancy Ia the vofioe”” had been inserted after he | BF°Piowe, durice which the xppoiatiog’ powcr mist be |. No. 12.~ Ramon Pues, 00 Weet Twenty sixth Atroot — | reward will bo Paid, nd positively no qaeetions arkod, te , e ~~ ” lear that such A watch and chain, with key and seal, was Jost by Mr. | whoever will return the same a 's office, 45 Walk ceeding which be entertained, and which be eas cxe- | under euch a commission, could not give the person this | Word “shail.” On the contrary, it is very o dormant. ’ In all other gases the appointing power ts at all | » wit | 1» ’ cating, ond we enppese that that is 0 fata! defect ie the | in possesion oma py books. The = Posi. | the polloy mek ee eed cave ene _ Sees Ceili ag bor neon rend ge pes gon cel dy aly tare tg arg eet cms street, Brskers sad eee eean tina 40 tiene b Nt does aX recite doce not show on its face So cus ts fetes bt Be oe Sree ‘004 papers of the of.ce, wherever they t be ane 7 ie . - by ap, | made In London, by Cooper P. M.:—1 gold fob chain, 1 silver trumpet, marked Joum & Co, 4P. yy, that it is legally impossible that a due appointment | found: otherwise the original purloiner might the | pointment the statutory provisions relative to the particular |, No. 18.—Abel Ash, 21 Catharine s'ip, 361 Water street. | J. Bloomflels; 1 gold plato, R. L. H ; 10 silver teaspoons, on ‘be made by a Governor, for that isthe very question | incumbent by delivering the boogs, which he purloined | Omice cover all vacancies, howover arising, whether by ‘tore broken open in the night and the flowing taken:— | J. H. B; 2eilver preserve spoons, 2 silver butter fi decid ; weet during the vacancy, to another person as soon as tho va. resignation, remc\ felture, pirat 2 pieces black union cloth; 1 piece all wool cloth; 1 | 1 silver mustard spoon, 1 silver salt spoon, all . " P D | carey’ is filed. jece black caseimere; 1 piese black alpaca; 10 vest pat- ; 1 gold pencil case, ; 1 gold’ , B. Soom Pad pd EY ot ne eS ae om = aay someeal, Retinns, ee enguailen:ef:| ; peo 1 Bloomflelé : 1 gold pencil Mary; 1 gold lockol, H. A. nature « aod the right. to pags upon that quostion is itself | 4 wicked deputy or clerk, who took the books on | 1. “The constitution (art 10, sec, 5,) forbade tho giving | terns; 2 custom vests; 6 shop verte; 3 yargs velvetecn— | O.; 1 gold ring, set with garnets. John J. Bloomileld, 78 bese, eriedionion.” (Matter "of | Prime, Barb. ; the death of toe inoumbeat, being himself disappoint- | of this power to the ‘eni. "(People va. Draper, | ali taken Joly 6, Sunday nigbt. Chambers street. 4 ¥ -oatbe | 4 vn & ; ‘and bon of ar ed of the succession, might deliver the books to an | Set tT. igot, Por Deno} ¢ - > “No. 14.—Wm. Miller, 22 Bieeoxer street. About June 14, No. 52—E. Harrison, 179 Chatham square:—1 gold pK y K, Fasten yy oar asity watenable, it’ %g mot | other clerk, and thus deprive th successor of the means piece house broken, locks broken, the following taken:—4 silk | hunter, patent lever; 2 chains, cornelia seal, with Heary of New ‘ork. only poreible that tho Goversor under some ir- going on. rr Ee din ‘The Order to Show Cause. dresses; 1 brooch; 1 brown and 1 red plaid; 1 slate color, | Clay dog engraved on the seal, binge ingle E, New, cametapces, have the right to appoint the Street Commis. Second—The search warrant commands cummins sevens sue: see, see enon: | black bugle trimmings; 2 velvet ‘mantillas, black, | horeeback on one side, and stag and doo upon the face all siouer, but he bad already ‘he right to doo under tae | books to be taken from any place designated in the war. iu One trimned with gimp aud one with lace; 1 overcoat, 1 | maker Wm. Taylor, Liverpool, No. 24,557; stolen about musta. snces: case. Until 1621 he had the appoint- rant, without any qualification of their paving been taken ‘The testimony in this case was continued yesterday be- pair of te; 1 leon; bia-k ca three months Soe referr the Supreme Gon = even of Fh cy o us to those places dui oe the vacancy. When books are | fore Mr. Hilton. No. 15.—1 black silk frock, trimmed with black silk vel- No. 63 —J._D. 8 u Laney strest:—2 gold watch, 3 Ses supreme,” cron | Sih Lich slick ae been mate oran th | Mega Pca doverthem oe, usstwor woaher | sar J. Vanderpel sworn, and enamine by Mr. Bra. ex eth Sand spi meat, ees ered ain | Seba Mauer NS cin abot re Sc A? pa a ia oes | cee yy Te oie at of February 3+ | they were taken during or after the vacancy, y—Is one of the counsel for the Sheriff; was in the Court roll and inside lining: 1 fit No. 4, Huson maker, Grand | | No, 54 —On the 4th of August, 1856, or about that ps conoaded. "A Jaatioe of the | toner is ove of the ofices of the Stale Every public oil | {° Ween ljevtistgot te books does noteppesr. He saya | Tm ou the 16 of July, when Judge Peabody signed the Hrced; h Anubis, Hesrolies Basal, Diet ten oy ane tue | Pearl streets enamelled Giemoud ring, bite linc seting; S offce bas no such power. | cer who holds his autbority under this State as sovereign | 4.20% ahem on the 16th, but the Judge may have had evi. | Search warrant inthe case of Conover against Deviin; | Ptn'murderer 1a December, 1850; to the Chief of | 1 ring, yellow stone, with white pearls around it; 1 i an knstaon Frere wast | wood sontabe the ath to guppert whe commtlanen of as | 40000 satisfactory to hit Unat Devlin got thern, or some of | about the time Judge Peabody the search warrant Police January 1, 1857. Baruch Katz, 157 Delancey street. | without stone; 1 breastpin, set in pearls: 1 piale of the Supreme Court, or holding the pve of | United Staies, for that constitution only requires that bee wet the 1 » Aaa Ee = esther ee wt ode aie a ae No. Sa eee, onthe be gee apa oeng ae from, 2 eee shawl, slightly damaged; 1 black mowe tbeir personal character, ofhcers United States acd of the several - whatev: y that Conover room towards + attentio! from house avenue, one sma! iver ‘00x, “4 3 ever hai | what was then going on, bat walked out of the room with one bunch of gold seals, five in numver, Fnglish make; ‘one handsom: = id getting them, there is no pretence viriue of me evens Wie cnt States” should take the oath to support it. (art. 6, sec. im, there pr enamelled gold key, do, all attached on & tation (art 12) requires “all om- | them. Indeed, the whole ovidencs showed a systematic, | him; thinks he saw the Judge was there signing the war- | , or rsistent and successful effort, onthe part of Turner, | rant; tbat was his impression, for he the gold ring; one loose gold enamelled key, with smal! chain feriicly, this warrant dose not limit itaelt, on une ove | cere, executive, . ey ee snk this | Wood, Devlin, Bennett and thelr to keep Mr: | applied for: when he passed out of the r20m he tedieent | attached; a small pair of diamond tabs); one ‘all new. such specific functions, nor does it repose it me t Grane te By ~ pone A The ‘Rovised | Ornover not only from the books and papers, but from all | to Mr. Vulte, or he followed right on after him, and they | enamelled do., with drops, mosaic; 80 gold rings, a | No. 56 —Miss Tice, 82 West Seventeenth strect, lost about — oS S| nL. & 20, com. 94, Od. 6; 81, one. the means of fully and satisfactorily exercising the duties | went into the Marine Court to see whether the ‘injanction large bunch of keys on a silver split ring, one very hand- | two months since:—Red crape shawl, white do.’ do., allt eoquire dignity and _ , FR ” Gow ‘aman ihe oleae of bis office. He got asion of the franchise, and was | had any effect on the warrant of arrest of Mr: Devlin; some Masonic pin, with ‘at the top, torquoise on | velvet cloak, set of furs, tan colored silk dress, black sili Torce be by _ Sroguting to | md. ) Ky A eo 3 ‘Uron the | 2 the outer room of the Street Commissioner's apartments | only staid there a couple of minutes whon they came out; | the one aide and pearl on the other, with a small chain at | basque, 3 mantillas and figured; figured stik dress, 8 teoit the dignity aud power of oe MB 5 NM SJ Ton the | {or three days, but he never got into the innermost room, | does not recollect seeing Mr. Brewer, Mr. Ficld, Jr., or Mr. | tached, which, however, might be removed; one smal! | lockets, one with « likences and chain; 7 broastping, 3 pale Court ._ But in doing that, it biow = ‘whieh the of tutotm tnoumbens Mba hold, | oF third room, where were the most valuable books and | Farrington, they may have been there; when witness balloon gold pin, a very bandsome brilliant at the top, set | earrings, 2 bracelets, cameo. Seon > - path a A vor it NT er ~ Baa ‘in po event, hola longer than Mr. Tay. | Papers, Snd was only a part of one day in the setond court Field, Jr. ia very fold; several other things which frem meena No, 67,—Joseph Kendell, 20 Chrystie street:—1 black efit upon recor: bouor » Cane ‘, b {elec- | room. connet moment recell : — is la the record of thie general caso, thei te patet of fect, Reman Oe, helt only il toe 3. Mr. Conover’s affidavit does not state or intimate even ExXtarday, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock PM. | _ No. 68—Goods stolen on Monday, Jane 8, from Mrs. tee Saprome ‘Court, When Judge Peabody ‘ook Bis oost frat of next January. ‘he words “aul the commence. | that be had ever been in j sateeningn aes pa tive poten An ech lon, sive ouael on pee ilk’ ounced Grom Site Semnies y { re. Pr silver epam we an tilver, » " — 4 fy BF OB 6 tig ee anaes | Peperin’s second affidavit admits that Conover never had with gold ewivel G. W. Schlesinger, {7 Third street. with velvet trimming; 1 green and black plaid silk reas; ingle oct —encugh wo cigpabee emp day “ne irected ‘he | cibeers could be by law elected,” are words of limitation | ES — the books and papers, or the apartments, or : No. pe once nee peg rege -} a eae ho brown be oyee Bh TY Ss So Se : —~ A ee | the fran e. june, 5, at as 5 a officer to opes tre Supreme Court at Sprcial Term: and the | upon the ouationngee QE) Wy A hageag pis |” Conover ird affidavit reiterates his statement about Judge Peabody signed was 'solen -—Breastpin, with light’ square stone, sot | biack moire antique and lace shaw); 1 pair of Indice’ needle- officer, Mr. Hartholf, did open the Special Term of tbe Sa- | bave bees Te oe eae esog e cenen. | the possession. Mr. Brady; does not 5 | ip gold—Weebawken "ic Nic Society. Prenented to Mre. G. | work drawers: 1 child’s needlework dress; 1 do. needle- Court; and eitting there es Judge of the Supreme | ever s vatanoy exists prion Bowe pbk xcept that if the | Besides these affidavite, there were read the deposi | Brewer were within hoaring when he spoke to air. Field, 0. 18.—James J. King, Grecapolat Police. InFebraary | work band; 2 needlework inside bosoms; 1 co. pocket Mr. Jentice Peabody sigoed this very warrant and | vor sball Gi i for the unexpired term; exoapt that if the | vos" of great many persons, From tho whole mass, | bis conversation was very iow; when he spoke to Ficld | last, hovse entered with false keys at night, and the fol ow- | handkerchief; 2 do. undersieeves; 4 pair of kit gloves; 1 fepeed it. | meation this, because 1; ts in unison with the cad te Govemmen's istenenis be | Mr. Justice Peabody arrived at the conclusion pronounced | and Noy: #,he said that now Jadge Daviestbad suspended the | ing ‘waa rtolen :—1 black and 1 biue striped silk | chamots leather reticule, heavy steel chain and clasp; 1 theory on which the warrant is drawn. |; may be that cian, vi ‘Sppo! ball good by bim certorari, he su Judge Peabody would sign the war- | dress, flourced; 1 delaine dress; 1 fancy lady's double ee 1 leather portemonnaic ; 1 peart my letrecd friends intone to maintain thet tt was a Coert— | caly tll'then, | ae which, has been had | The Court, on the conclusion of Mr. Field's argument, | rant, but there is a matter comes up that I have to look af | gown; 2 vreastpine, one of them & cameo; 1 bait necklace | card case; 1 heavy silver ish watch; 1 large comeo some newly discovered branch of jarisdiction of the Sa oe. h— Seen e retcs down totwon. | Sijourned to 10 o'clock to day} when Mr. Noyes will fol: | ter; am injunction has been served on the Sheriff restraining | set in gold; 6 silver forks, J. J. & 8 King; 6 dessert spoons, broach, plain setting; 1 chased ring; 1 chased ring, with Court We are bound #0 to suppose, because zB byt hy oy rigs to fil po ‘office? ead, | low and Mr. O’Gonor be heard reply. The following | bim from serving them; Mr. Field enid, “ If bedon’texe | do.; 1 gold locket and chain; | fancy glass spoon tum- | 8.8. B; leet of studs, and some ouher small articles: warrant iself contains no sort of ilusion m3, rm yy ‘by ‘refusing to decide upon | ®fe the poiuts prepared by Mr. O'Conor:— ou'e them, we will see whether the Court can’t deal with | bier, with gilt top. Of too little value to mention. cooding. lt dove ot} ; proceed fr Mr. Cosover’s bond, defeat bis right to the possesuoa . ing. It doos not purport to ° a | Mr * vod, q First —The sistute authorizes the proceeding on! ik dress, untbade, with purple | night or Wednesday morning, May 26—1 gold watsb Tindicuic, bot for ail the world; goss om jaa az ¥ Hema | of the papers of tbe lice? The consttutonaliy of | , TInt <The, seer who has qult snd sarvenaaies tee flounces, and tw» or three watered flownzes. ~~ | face, No 6,971, H. ux, maker; 1 galvanized wa vated a os by 4 (tase wh drew “ey op ppl of this ing to | Office, or against one in ion of some book or parer | juctien agatnet the Sheriff; I told him Judge Ingrabam; No. 20.— rmng, marked E By; old fashioned | white face; 1 large gold watch, white {ece; 1 pair sleeve MR. O'CONOR’S POINTS. bim for contempt;’’ I said, “ We will iry that on with him | No, 19—Mr Weed’s mourn'rg store, 579 Broadway -—1 No. 69—Stolen from 66 St. Mark's place, oa white and black plaid 2 Pexpect, the ean 5 if or © other during a | Something then occurred m the court room which broke id watch: « gold chain and trinkets; a gold thimble, | buttens (gold, borseshce pattern); 2 silver ealt spoons, Won anc tbe warrant of the Supreme Court. This is a fur | ee Soe een oe OS SOE We | taken Potscasiom ting’ for the sake of argument, that | Of the conversation, and he eon after went tothe Sheriff's | !marked A. B aii; swe aliver bourest hattors| | market W, ts Geran tatt eu Ghe hands; I nays Comme? teat to appiy t0 this warrant. | say if the proceedings hed | cher t gi 4 roy t Mayor the right to appoint a | Danicl D. Conover was duly appointed and in astual pos. | office. breastpin, dove design; one Florentine breast | elled breastpin, blue, with carbuncle and pearis; 1 Deen is the eyo re = a ao a | eussensar to Me. Tay A yoy late Sureet Commissioner ; Tho | S¢evion of the office, with its books and papers, as alleged Henry Bertholf sworn—Is an oMcer of the Supreme Court opera giasa; & black satin cloak; a moire an. | blue enamelled pin, eprig of pearis and diamonds; 1 ; Was prevent in the court room on tne 18th Ik shirt, signed the search war dross; a vs. Devlin; the Judge a pearl fruit sfeor rigning it; asked and there may be rover bim what I ehoald do with it; he toll me ceneerning there artich and steel; a purple plaid silk | chatelaine chain, with charms and book; 1 ladies’ chate- French greon silk umbrella; | laine chain, with pin. pins; ® silver comb, | No. €0—Charlos Parth, 186 Hester atroot, stolon from other things. * Any information | the hevre—2 Indios’ German shawls, 1 ladios’ briock, can be sent to Bowne & Co., No. | small locket, 3 silk handkereD 6 pocket do, 1 onsal- ginning to the end, and the warrant bad bees | right of & Mayor, elected under the new charter, to ap. | by him before Judgo Peabody, then Mr Doviin was mere- ‘Bepr paid ~ oh & Street Commissioner under tbat charter, need not | |y ® trespasser, iatruding upon him and forcibly seiziag oe what tt yt “noe ont suing lens, lt pe clepated. The ditpute is whether a Mayor, elected | bia papers. Tho a a ey = see acare, ‘would have raid that all thee steps @ai proceedings tox | under the repealed charters, can pow, before the torma of | Second.—The preceeding before Judge Peabody was 1° lata 1) down place before one of the Justions of the Suprome Court of | the old officers are expired, appoint # bow Street Commis: | !nsnplicable to the cage for two other reac , ‘Book pers ved by the official to band it to Mr. Field; handed it to him; be | 160 Peari street, whore a liberal reward will be given for | mere coat—(n all $70, lost Janvary, 1857, the tate of New York ! : fener Wo old under ihe Rew charter, We say tot ho | | 1, Tonka uit Poe ibe. rooms ‘beloogl handed {t to bis son, who it to Mr. Brower over his | their restoration. : No. 61 —Stolen from the bouse 2 Eas! Twentieth stress, Justice of the Bupreme Onur: would tas vidio | 1. The pew charter was “th of April, and | raile, ate not “books or papers in thee father's back ; ai tbat moment Mr. B ady handed s paper —_—No. 41.—A. W. Bogert, No. 17 East Pightenth street. | between Fourth avenue and Broadway, occupied by Mrs. F | is 1 way a sing to bis of to Mr Conover, and young Mr. Field, Mr. Brower aud the House broken open on the night of June 25, aud the follow. | Marianne Schonckberg aud daughter, befws en the hours of ny ey ke Ry ey tos Cehoe and axentieg ef tue act” (1 RS 121, art 6; From | comstable ebordly after left the room together; beard Mr. ing articles taken —A gold watch and chain, No. 7,822, | 2.and 7 o’cleck P.M, on Sunday, March 29, 1807, a 1k of tion it to show that they re | a S ¥ oe bet Ncction declare that | ¥8. Brisbin, 19 Wend. 12; al vs. De Liesserline, 4 Mc- | Brady make an announcement about the injanction to the | single care; one gold bracelet; several breastpins; two or | jewelry and money, vis:—1 cave containing gold pia, @ from the Sapreme Cauri. Tuere is wotbiog in ihe warren: | Won. Vor example, when the second ee eat | Cord’s B. 68, 11.) Court; when that announcement was made young Mr. — three gold ‘finger ringt; one good biack broadcloth coat, | Miniature in the middie set in smal! diamonds (flagree), discriqinating bow eee Ubiy ct at one of & special ehowr | lhe lGRWlallee POWs wentamit. i roters te farce Aidermen | _ Il. The statute je admitted on all bands to be applisable | Field, Mr. Brewer ane Ferrington were inthe court room, lasting buttons, nearly new, plain sill lining dvopa of earrings, alao miniature, set in diamonds to matoh nd ap act of the Supreme Cour ee eee ees" forth and ath sccuons | only to @case where the officn wax in posneseion of the | Mr. Field to the lft of bis fatzer, Mr. Brewer on iho right, ‘No. 22 —Flizabeth Snider, 26 Catherine street. Broche | the pin; 1 gold ring with three diamonds, and a fine ground, if the Court pieare, ~ Neat i'a R 638.) Yet Conower’s original com. | ard Mr. Farrin; leaning on the outside of the railing; shawl; one black eile drese; one bracelet; a black pair of | peck chain; 1 gold pia set 'n torquome (biae stoves); 1 discharge of Mr. Devlia. We tht aioers only, nid the Wwenty frat seciion | SPM Se ae showing ® loval ttle from | Mr, Vuito was then oa the right sidoof the Judges’ beucn, pants; opera glass; three breastplas; three rings. pair earrings to match with érops; 1 gold ring, torquotse, reasons for bis dis bar ¢ the nineteenth eeetion, which ie im these | Which poseesion might be presumed, nor stated, asa fact, | in the enclosure where the clerk rite, No. '23.—Mary Faulkner, corner of Prince and Thomp- | pearl in the centre; 1 gold ring, threo with om- dicaied by your Honor as there _— " that be bad actoal possession of the offloe Cross examined by Mr. Field—Bolievos he iaas conSdert son street. In June last was taken from the house one | blems of faith, hope and charity; 1 silver , same om- should be iimited. We think we bar i compirolier nwt Comnse! to the Corporation sball | IIL Thi defect in the origival complain’ could not be | of the otter parts of his testimony as that be handed the | purple French merino skirt; one plaid, blue and while | biems; 1 coral pin; 1 gold bracelet, two of hair Justice leabody had me uried« vom of tb om eet od Up tee elect we of city, the Mayor fo: | lawfolly supplied by proofe given subs quently to the issa- | ¥arrant to Mr. Field; will not testi'y that young Mr. Field silk crese, no {| wnces. braided; 1 bair bracelet in form of a Ree, a ome before bim, end on which be proceeded to ect. We bave | S85 Si SS0 "Sears, the Vioumer! to the \orporation fi | tog of the order ou Devlin to ahow cause: but if tt could | was not lookiog out into the Park di we wholetimeef No. 24—Willam locket ai’achod; 1 silver bracelet, elastic; 1 etlver brace- ahown thai this was the case upos the petition itseii—n | Lire of three yrare and ihe Compir bave been #0 supplied, then the sabsequent alfidayits of | the proceedings to which be bas testi street-—1 gold watch, Ni let formed of a row of silver beads; 1 locket in form of a Se laa a, : > es TP moves Pp! be nab te avy Conover, especially when cornected with their express To Mr. Brady—For particular reasons witness noticed bands, on back engraved female on b io of it, on which y move; > Beesley, No. 3,859. the advice ead Gesee! of ise B of alder. apo implied admissions touching Devlin’s acts and title the ment of the individuals he has named watoh, lever, R&C ley, mokers, 4 . . canes, flowing ‘Albert J. Terhune, sworn—Resides at 108 Christopher | "No. thd. A Peck, Gramercy Park Hoase:—Singlo | $900. Broke open « trunk’ containing « pockeibook wa 0 Beard of Alteran abel, bore Be show 0 case not within (he statete, in te following re- | | ARO e, Tern et eat room cn tee ith of daly be Watch, white face, skeleton lever, made Bet try; and Fevoncly, becuse the poulower bimeeil « raid Only Come before bim'as the Fuccem@o” ty the ofhior, wRIER On the face of the pytivon it was sBows be could wot be | te | PT" Gcnover's aMdarita disclore the case of a contested | Judge 'cabody signed the search warrant in the matier of Broadback of London, No. 1,707; ebain, locket’ and seal, | the Me'ropolttan Bank; also balf a sovercign in gold. without biading de ps ty] of the Ls} * | svecession, and that, legally or illegally, he was, in fact, | Conover against Devin; saw James T. Brady hand some initials on seal. ig 1 was robbed of three SS ae yoo od rom © source @ « y — ~~ ent Comal 0 held out of the office, and denied the means of exersiaing | papers to Corover on; that occasion; that was ai the same No. 26—F. A. Smith, Twenty-eeventh street and Third and brown, ono shawi, pF Copetitution forbid to make the appomtment yd pert ns a ae 2. ane 00 | any of tte functions, by eun¢ ry agente of the corporation. | moment when the Jadge the warrant; heard Brady svenue:—G id patent lever indy's Ranting watch, white 7 This young man cam and far ber, because 1 Mo eyed epee tbe petuon, that the | the ( orporet = ieee Soa oath - ie fags | Then be was not oilicer de facto, within any deflnition of ‘announce to the Court that he bad served that injunction; cial, J. B. Hall maker, name engraved upon back; gaard | identify them if you will please allow him to look at those person from = be <—_ v tahe sho Coeae “ Te Pa ge Tes ” ©. lected cr god | tbat term known Ty law. Anollicer de facto is one | at the time of that announcement did not take notice of Mr. chain. goods you we EH. Conway, 889 Broad (ifr. Devise) te pesticn, ent.cuimed & aly by | fe Gre youn ee. E Go orm. omptroler sod | actually exercising the functions of the office with the ap | lirewer and Jobn R. Farrington; did mot see them go out No 1. — . The houre of Mr, Mason Thomeon, | No. 63 —$20 Reward.—Stolen, from 13 Bedford virtue of bis right, whi ies the othee , | Comnnet ave e moat f— ———— 1° | parent acquiescence of the sppolnting power, under color | of court to bis recollection. No. 29 Bast Twenty fret str was robbed the last Sat on the night of the 14th or on tho morning of the and that the petiivn affirmatively shows thst thei righl | i be thought that present Mayor a present | F's iswtul elec lon or appointment Croes examined by Mr. Ficld—In a carpenter; cane in inst, ibe following articles: —2 silk flags, 1 Colt’s revolver, y | ‘was assorted by Devlin to emanate from the Corperabos | heads of Gepartments, other than the Comptroller and | OTS smascit, made b of the ciy of New York—the only power which, accord | Counsel, are motuded? uy, 1857. ‘onal jooks and | to do particularly ; has no Oontract from Street Do- to the constitutice aad charter of to: «ty. could be When the departments are ont reorganized, the pT PR RS Spd proper giuoes of ape partment } sever thd; ee, ent, Coen, ee OE as ane | ph oe pay ym Fity coutd not righttutiy, lawfally or with safety to tho | conversation with any one as 2 his testimony ; ‘the cases staled, ged Upon be ~ eo] oxeoub pI * ir. Brewer 0 im | im tt ts entrely clear and facigpstabie, that upoe tne siete of | sectuen, referring to the Crates Agesduet and Aleshouse | Puviic intereels be removed from thore riaces; and the ee ey verted by Conover that, while In their proper places | thought the pumping operation facts there presented, Judge Peaboly ¢ uid Bot proved wrertecoe ef aepeeh, they were oa of bis ipenecesion ead tayoud hiv | bear there was to be an injanction; was rig! Seven means oammanie Wy gas omen va | Aaa aes wih scarce court | ‘Steines ene tt wan on apr | fag cout oman a en ; a b mmy~ " “4 ee. 5 . end recognised proceeding 0: law to try ttle 0 an ofice—e $1 yy tI Te ©. The act was never Intended to ranction the removal | Brady aod Mr. Conover at the same time, because ( wi writ of quo warrants. Im thie expnection, | wilt fe ap ee co of pubiie papers from thelr prooer laces of depart pro bebind them all; can’t swear that I did eee them all; saw 2 vided ; to court that morning because be bad nothing elo 1 United States holater pistol (brass mounted), 2 Conover himself on the ning md stot, va, double ate, sell coentn Batol, ry a A , About 80 pairs common » ir 4 fetlon, amounting to about $100, WMO. Sarr, 13 Bedtora No. 64.—Deseription of property stolen from 125 avenue A, Jome 22, 1857 —1 frock cont, black sloth, lined with black silk ineide and yellow stik in the sleeves, $27; 1 de. Diack cloth, lined with Diack ilk, $12; loons, biack cloth; $8; 1 silk skirt, black, $1 petticoat (whiie). now gentlemen's shirts, the Court oa care wich etoaped my GieBtOR yerlerday for their eafety and security by tno public authori. | Mr. Conover; raw what the Judge did with the warrant collars, $): 1 siiver spoon (name “George Matarn’” @n- (2 Alabeme hep.) Si.) w Woe paint that tbe righi ener’ | bent, « whely carried on Uy oilers created vy the eber- | te Cau the claitaans of an ofice’ by yas merranie or | When be signed Hi iwaa given to Mr. Berthold wot | raved), $2; 1 finger ring (gold), with lettors J.N. ON. Cine G0 OfTCe, iF AF MUCK property ae mu eae be, eet | ter After ae Se ee 4 otherwire bas acquired actual control of ihe office, in the | botice what he did with it; know Mr. Brewer by sight; engraved, $3: l_pair of earrings, do. old fathioned with Cop ficting (sms to ap office must be |, f claimed, | cere elected by the people or appeal ever, popular or physical sense of that term, this summary | 8@w Mr. Berthoif take it and hand it to some one, did not | ety ~F- EG: do. 00, d0., bine stone, $3; 10. do, trial by jury jp KL, oy, A SD Femedy cannot be applied. notice who; at that time I was looking at rometning else do , red tone, $9; 1 email locket in the shape of @ a it Fieid—Vou took grow againet thet whee | acket | Comptrolier, Counsel, Bree om@m atoper, Quy lospactor w Mr. Brady banding « paper to . it was jnten aed to operate as it has been need in iam nme 1 breastpin (gold), $3; 1 travelling for eight Gaye’ notice, and the Goon decided that Mr. | a0 Of the Crowe Aqueduct Impartment, 1 will sl DS | u% oleh would mot be condned to books and . 1$10 Artizang’ ‘Bank, New ¥ over bad vo Diary it carrie’ op by offoers crested by the charter. anti the | 1"e Sus Seies pees oe ee Sees ica ny, Reside at £23 Weat Twenty He fork, | tet day of Janony, 1860, when the whole machinery of on bere ae op phyrical implements, without which the o(licer cannot act; | #€Cond etreet; is not now in any employment; har been in Rese, Th rd street, between Third and r. portomit fon the whote | St SUF feverement will be worked by emeers elected | ( vocid pe extended tothe public room, desks, 4s., at. | the furniture business for 20 years; was in the court room . 81.—G, Wells, 43 North Moore street, about the fire) | Fourth avencer, lott a detached lever wetch, 13 jewels, subject, that | hope be will allow me to come ae rapidly | Se a 43° tached to the oitice by law. Pe ka, , om the 18th Jul: (oh jay, twee ee on Se \ 2 eit | mate by Graham & Brunt, London, No 3,609." ae may be to A conciurion that we may wheees the rein: ' excticn prev es, y b. Allowing this wiatute to be need in the way Conover | rent; saw Mr. rady pend oome rato jthat wan velvet cloaks, biack, © trimmings, 1 biack silk No. 66 —George Bonny’s store, old No. 48, new No. 287 of this eon. We have shown, may © plate we Coon, gue bas employed \t, it would deprive the public of all the | almost on the instant when Judge Peabody signed tearch | dy trimmed with ‘rape; 1 silver oske Casket, | Diack | Canal rireet, op etaire, wae robbed of the fol'owt i} that the warrant '* void on | [arr Bet Spor these rom bene tts de by the common law Coctrine of officer | Warrant, Conover looked a} the papers and handed them | shaw! om Friday it, April 17, 1857:—-16% yds. blue atlk we ask that Mr Devlin may be cicbarged from the er fraordioary \mprisonmMe Dt—A0 \t prixo®men toa: ber ere Witnersed. | may Ventore to fay, WIth stone hmen eo only by every citizen, but by every lawyer 0 the and | by every lawyer who bas not forgotten or " loyal to the teachings of hit profeetion, whee & facto. Whilst one claimant retained the room, the pub. | to Mr. Noyes, who opened them; heard Mr. Brady an- No. £2 —Stolen at exhibition of fire works io Malivon | wert patiern, 1), do brown do, riobed and small white he eeats, Ke. the other claimant, by virtue of ‘emeary nounce to the Usurt that he bad served the injunction, im square, 0 single case gold wateb, male at Liverpool. Fe- | epotied: 114 do. de. do, do. do.; 1 % ¢0. do. Agurod 136 precene obtaived from a County Judge, would carry of the | mediately after the eagrice; when the announcement was | graved face, house, trees, Ae. | French cbait, siogie oo, do red and bine: 1% do. figu 4 polna: 3 My do. each bock® aed papers to another place. ‘Neither could then | made did not notice rower, Valte or Farrington, for Mr. | and enamelied with blue And white enamel, libk © mnee Mk and linen: 2% wad Bi a a0; 2% each perform any service for he public. The offi siai functions | Field said something that attracted his attention for the | by hinges, same as butte ona door, |, Sargeant, 65 West | ilk and linen. 5 figured bi woud euder # toa: and complete paralynin. moment. Tres third street, owner. €0; 1% binck thie lerson sbove al) others —" That © Ie wach & case if a rival Register or County Clerk . Delamater, worn —Roside at 685 Groen wich street, do gad e eptitied to higher respect than should vatiaty any single Judge that be was catitiod to tho | is a tail maker; waa in cours when Judge Peabody signed | ite 40. 5 of the and ‘ oe fn offee, @!l the records of each office might be transferred | the search warrant; #aw Mr. Borthoif-have it in his hand | ‘ moire epcroached upon, questioned of disturven . ’ tee garret in Mackrelville exposed imminent peril | sfter it was signed. and paes i! over the desk to somebody, | eptique, I black figured do; yas. regular ord manner presen hed . doring the pendency of a quo warrante. Thns all pabli> did not see who took it; saw Mr. Brady hand some pa polored e, with wi! pisoe land, We invoke for M = . buriness connected with either office might be kept at a | pers to Mr. Conover iimmediately after the warrant was | black cloth; 1 black embonsed privileges invested in and thro © ¥ " a stand etill Goring the came L 4; beard Brady anaounce the service of the injanc- cotton back pf eth — * ty i Ja the summary pro limg th wens bot ace Mr. Brewer or Mr, Farrington at that | = te Ge Lan free ret) eres baa — ew effice tried, peen per : } cloth overcoats, (Fogtied), | broadcloth cape; Olae nf power were commen a8 freq & TS BS | tie case to por; ely ‘opponite to "ts end ‘James Sandford, sworn —Belonged to the old police and | ago, stolen in daytime ad A M., from jada fuber sttk coat (over), 1 broadsloth overcoat; 1 invoked asa ebield ageinet euch atrocities | «| year, ak ale Go cess 6 ad mim The doctrine is possession shall not be | considers himeolf one still, not being legally disbanded, in | drese, with flounces, and a green berege dross. silver pepper box: | rilver tee bell: 10 silver napkin rings, deen called only efecton! curb that ev | Orme a om the Oh of Jone, the | corted im this summary way by reason of any suppozed | hie opinion; was in court when search warrant was sige No. 06 —David Mayer, 436 Broadway, lost, stolen from | marked “Browne,” | silver saiver. to, prevent the arbitrary exerciee of power agains the | ofice which be helt wus ola echo ender the Sew char | defect ln bie ti'le, This is the whole length and breadth of | ed; the warrant was in the bands of Mr. Berthoif when | dwelling boure, one black and one green silk dress, fourteen No ono. silver spoons, marked “A. E.P.;” 2 tents, the liberty, end the freedom of ine cnisen. Lat ue | The off chertere umder + bees elected | the doctrine officer de facto Mr. Brady bended the papers to Mr. Conover. | silver # in ten and eight soup), marked “Ii. M.”’ or | #llver butter knife, marked “A. FP’: 1 ladies’ gold neote not, in this enlightened age, imita’e tpove follies whieh bu , 192 0 authorny unter | was rigatly argued before Judge Peabody by Mr. To Mr, Fiel¢--Had no conversation about bis testimony | “D. H wo breast pine, small locket, beads, email | chain; 2 gold breastping, (one cameo) | pair of gold tory has recorded as the parent of revolotion Le the pew sot, | Deviin's counert hat he being a rival claimant of the office | till after he was eubponaed by Mr. Devlin, who told him | ring, at4 P.M. apectactes | pair gold (cameo) earrings—from A. Powel- MR FIRLD'® ARGUMENT aad his ofins | conle only be Slapowtensed thereo!, oF of any of the books | he heard that he was in court that day; Mr. Dirady also | NO, 87.—Angeline Mongor, No. 1 Worth street, in Goto | som, 949 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Field rose to reply=it were much to heve lan lsd. | oF papers appertaining thereto by due judicial action ia a | asked him what he knew about the matior; Brower was | ber, 1866, taken in the daytime from ® wardrobe in lower | No. 00 —Mre Hoyt, 16 Twenty first atroot. Lost Inet oun te i, that ‘ bt have been roth, there i pot che woe wetd ‘voter gee warrante (5 Hill'# R. 688.) Tho principle was movt | between Field and Bertholf when the latter hunded over ack room, one fignred bi silk Creme, no f vances, wide heen hoped, he said, be mo bority of Whe ob! Charters: | os ieee ve 1687 be: ing wlarly turped ageinet the party who invoked |), The | the warrant; turned his eyes in the direction of Mr. Brady | sleeves trimmed with velvet, three rows, skirt Nined with hes omhont ihe massany. of 2 or om, mount panty hon name by the mew obar | revit cl the proceeding was that slthough Mr. Gonover | inetantiy after he saw band the warrant; Mr. | slate colored muslin. Te rboped ther i might have been gone. into without any | ter or be cannot yusufy teem al 7 tet forth bis Ue ea the reeord, and howe it io bo bad; | Conover wan four feet from Mr. Brower; Mr. Field’ was | _ No. 28 —Mre. Walder, 206 Mott street, corner of Goring. ; fet “ et o inks. janvary, « sppenl to passions or prejudices, im aay ollonion 12007, | present Mayor cobeet Appel er Feipere cor cecd atinae’ | Ge'wen en emeer Gefic, end should recover te: Japers | Dernard McPaalis, eworn—Owne W 2 Marble | Diack silk laos a thé sleeves, No. 11 =J. Ketebam, Broad sireot. 12 yaris of thing persval ia any way. Really the ouasvevorsy OSes | partaseut eatil 1808, ond that the Mayer tae sramea from bim wbo, for soght the Judge know or would yen. | Works: heard Mr. Brady announce to Senge Peabody, on | No. 89.—Fouque, Brenbeim & Oriich, 247 stom | bine black si, birdeeye putters, sew Ghat could ve carried om without Any Of ‘oerment be. | bet appaiet or remote e Mrest Commiemoner, Cy leapes- | ture to decide, was the offoet de jure. the Ith of July, that be bad served an tnjonction on Mr. | (wo pear shaped pearls, about the sie ‘ot bullets. No T2—Mre. Brows, 04 Fart Fiteenth street. 1 d'amoad fore your Tionor ought to bare been confined | tor or officer of the Croton Aqueduct departmen:, ull the 1. In amy view of the once Conover was not officer de pana Lie as Nap By around the court No. oa pony Ny teas, ison toe thea 1 lady yes Yon ciagle point; snd Certainly is mot oor fault that it expiration of the terms for which they were sleeved ander | acto. (Burke ve. Efiot, 4 Iredell’e Law R., 301; Wileox ry Pye 0 out of court, the old chart: ow = Se eSeoal penile os cregacd tne why panet 6 The onuea thet the Mayor bas gow the powor to an 4% MES liner prosoomne to onterve his powers against Adjourned te Monday at two o'clock. & bkenese im cach: 2 bracelets, one in hair and Daod, | pairs Of earrings, | of coral, 1 of gold stouey