The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7678. THE CUNNINGHAM CASE. sas aneahacanaennre she oee. eeves oe stout dwelling to Mire, Cunningham Aamitted to Bait tn $5,000, | further than le pon gpa SO rkEas COUKT—8PBOLAL 7KRM, ‘here i (at least) great doubt, even asruming the fac:s to bee: te claimed by the ‘and susceptible Before Judge Peabody. ‘of no contradiction or modification, ~hether a fradalent Judge Poabody gave his decision in the case of Mrs, Cun ‘Bwgtwa yesterday mornizg. 1s is as follows:— ‘The prisoner ts before mo cnawritcf cabeas eorpas, ‘addressed to Jotm Gray, Werden of the City Prison, ask- mgt be admitted w bell, The returato the writ shows that sho is dotained in prison by viriue of a commitment ‘by a Police Justice, ea the charge of “having felontously exd freudulonily prejuced an lafant, fai oly pretending it to bare been born of parents whore ob iid would have heen extitiod to a share of the persoral estate, and 10 in ‘merit the real ome-e of Harvey Bardell, deceased, with tho ‘tatent of Intercepiing the inberlian 1 ef such real estate or the ¢iwtritution of such personal rroperty, from the per- wens lewiully ea2gid thereto,” Annexcd to sald retara is 8 statutory writ Of cortiorart, on which is written a dis adargo of the writ by Judge Daly of the Court of Common Pieas, That writ is addre:sed to the clerk of the Court o” General Sestlous, commanding him ‘to w Juage and tof Emma A Seoond, Did she fatsoly protend that it was born of cor. tain parente—berreif end Dr Bardell? She certainly did {f 1 understand the meaning of her language. Third, Would a child of tbe parents of whom sho pro- tended it wae born—tbas is of herself and Dr. Bardeli— be eniltled to inherlt? Thore ts no evidence or clais it mould; on the coatray, the claim or preto.ce of tho ao- prosecution fr foe oye fat, Abe aad previouny laid onecution for the lejal fact. Sho or pr of Dr, Bardell; aad if she had been #0, tats child sould @ been entitled to isherit Hor -evious claim in thas respect is the ovly evidence of the fact. This claim of hers, lo be evidence at all, must, I sup- pote, come under the ‘bead of confeesioa, ani would bo very slight evidence isozem tna s cbtia of bereelf and Dr. Burdell would be allowed to iebertt. There ts no evidence that i} would however, and 3 think (he case nob withoc’ diMoulty at thi tnt, Fourth Wes tober intent, by thie Lear to Intercep' g the cause of tbe impriscnmen! Pee tory ‘afldavita ‘&o., of Wiliam 3 | the inkrritance. The alent false pre Darina o4@ of th Lolce Jisoee Se as caer to whom | tied wo inherit and ibe inient Wo [nlroo,\ ths laberiause, eibentcnl emahintae Ie Gat oe pot Aap must unite to oenstitute the crime i Athearn otal faleo of of a made wm that Court to admit the prisoner te bail w denigaed ‘o punish? Chis rtatate Seas tan dey af augans, 1087, which was denied. Tasse ever recelved a jndicial construction that 1 am aware write—she writ of certiorart and the return, and discharge of, apd no analogies for tts constructinn have peep suggest: ‘Endorsed, and te extract from the minutes uf the Oourt of | ed Of course 1am eft without those aids in my endea- “Beesions—are sancxed to and seom to form a part of the | vors to find « proper construction for it, and in the bi ‘wevarn Of the Warden of ine Oiiy Prison to the writ of | std soi manser in which this muter must be ‘habeas corpus on which the prisoner is brougat be ore | dirpored of. I oan only bope to arrive at general acou- me. The prisoner antwere to the return by interpostag a | racy in the it to which I shall come. heyy Berroa traverse, and claime {hat sho is lilegally deiained there is great dimicaty ta appiying ‘this statute to the facts to show this, she sets fort a copy of the proofs before | presenied in this cage, and I come readily, therefore, to ‘te magistratc; so thas the case presented wo nim is before | the con-lusion that there is very serious doabt about a ‘me. 4 metion is made on bonalf of the tmat the | conviction under it >eing practicable. Other circum bebeas corpus ve dwobarged on the ‘vhat the ques- | stsaces of this cage arc alo worthy of consideration. Mor on of bail is res adjadicauve :— posi ion tn life—ber social and family reiations—the ipan 2. hat magiswave before whom the oxamimaiion | morable ties which have more or css restraint in evory was bad ref w admit to ball. care, and ber pecuniary meacs, may all be cousidored; 2 tat the somo quertion wes decided advervely to the | bot above all ciroumstances to be considered in this con- it by Judge Daly ou the writ uf certiorari. Bection is her sex, which aimicishes immeasurably, In |. That & moiioa Das oeen made ia the Cours of Sassions | my judgment, the power and pvobabdility of escape, for the same purpose, wDich has also beou denied As tO cxion «with her children, sumeroas, the procecaings before sudge Daly, there 1¢ novaing before Bo lWshow that the quesiion of admitting to Dall was ever passed upor, discussed, or raeed -bere, orem aseum tion of Jaw, seem to be almost adequate recognizance for fog all papers before meas a part of the retarn of the warden vi ibe vrirun ty be properly bere, proving their @wn genninences and ocatavlisbing ali the facts steed tn them. The papers reiurued to Judge Daly om that @rit do not a.pear before me, nor is there oostarsed io bin disobarge any intimation wha: was done before him fhe | it, more appropriate vifice of ibe +rit a? cortlorarl in | Fas alto apBeciated; and certsinly no person andor suspi wach @ case is to revico tne proceedings before the | cicn was ever more rigorously desit #itn by public opinion, M@egisivalc, ani seo whewer any error in jaw was a it is pot remarkabio that under toe inflaence of the eomumitted by him, and parvculaly whetuer he bid pro fagt jars iotion of tho matter. {4 is not usnaity resorted alone fur the mere pup we of moving to admit to bail an I delteve it ta Do even tHe appropriate writ for that pose, except when ivaved ith ent is aid of the wrist of Eatees orgue—-shioh 16 was hot in that case. I cannol, dbereiore, infor trom ths fact taste writ of corvorart was tneued and afer wards discosrged Dy bim—*bion ia really eli that | Dave any evidence “a8 dopo—inas the q estion of Dall was raiced and decid:d on Vast vocaslon; mach jess the Ouurt of Ses veasonable amount, tbe circumstances, 6 ¥ ithip our time has #0 electrified society, Tl rap} s and ciasses, as this end one an: througb- preced: ith ¥ Bish In the pablic wind this unfortanate ed inagrener or less degreo, it foult to convince a conscleutivas and enlightened Judge that it waa sao and propor to admit her to ball; bul now that the Japee of tine has allowed the tempest of public feeling to subside, it would be nota bite remarkable if a mogietrate should be found to adjncge, anon ali the olr- Ccmpstances of this case, that no amoaut of bail would ren- der ber producticn for trial roatonably secure The value of shia right to her and ber family si this most oritioal jvnciure, when, in addition to all ordinary reasons, its im- enhanced by her necessives for gions, the qoestion of adimtiting to bull was prescated and | portance le immeasurably Geode d y Prosented befere | it to enable ber to for the ordeal th-ough which me. Eatope 4 the party seek. | she la about to pass, ie too apparent \o call for a remark. ing to set forth ali the bsg the Liane yin ad Lepage begel tao " - faets mstcria On tho part of the pri- for ite support forcement on respect it shoai ‘woner it at altaor of thaw aintein in th hearts of the ve ple, should nut be allowed Warned upon that ques. | ie tp justi oppressicn, is no less momentous; Gen, anc certainly the payers me fall far short ‘can be more fa/al than a distrust of ef acting fori the facts muaner saffisiently fall j toenes ‘and ow-rage occur end de! @ that they did. | -ripg from tume to time in regions which weare accustom The ex: tho Loar; of Sersions | od to regard as less fayored than our own, are not more to does no! the motion waa | be deprecaed because they are done in osen deflance of made, and is conceded practically that the | law. On the , the same amount of injustice per ‘Of tbe prisoner was not defore elsner of those | petreted in the name aud unser the forms of legal justice 10 give juriedi stim of her . Theaction ofthe | would go further to uncermining and éesirey avoiety, be Gommitting magispaie is not foal in fis nature and | cavse tt should assume the livery and the sanctiy there is not before me any suffictent ee mae subhe Saoen etd Ut to forryerares onan ae ame questicn, as presente here, bas been jadicially ~ | panic wi ansy Slises by any'evers or officer having jarisdicttum to to bail in the sum of five thousand dollars. Epon #, These preliminary objsotionn oeing iaposed of, The case was adjurned unitl Wednesday morning, A remains for we Wo decide mbechor this is a proper case Otetrict ie to bo notified of the mamas for bail, and if sa, to fz the amount of ball to bo proposes as sureties. taken. Is shis & proper case for bali? Bociny cas a Tight, when a crime has been commived, to punish tn» Goods, eather a for that parpose, when ‘acts are» hown UBAND DOLLAKA’ WORTH OF FRENCH which with a ressonabio cegres «f Dinky LACES, ETO, SKIZED, AND ARANRT OF bet ap Person is gulity of 4 . i mf BRUGOLERS. e@ontaty suob soo roug | uw ly pony By quis or inarownee may O° csuuueed. bet Daring the time that Wr, Emanuel B. Hart has ocoupied the purpose of securing his for \nal, and | the postof Sarveyor of thie Port, numerous complaints a Fone Learner nr ge Rt a hee Pe bave been made to him by importers apd merchants, that wiuby oe p - bey toa. ie Pao = No give’ each | * Certain class of dealers were ounsinually wolling the Gnort gldge os aferde » renesnable sooartty Urkine will appear | French imparted goods much vader the market pi too. a ume end xed for iial. Saoh reasouable | Aconrdingly he determined to institute a search of for wis reape ct, The sypearance jt all that soomy basa riga’ And when the orime charged, aud her oircumstannss, are weet .38,e Youd alll aifora rea @opadie meus accor he tli ap ver to stand trial, tt le the righ: of ino vSaned Wat (us bead stroukt be tosmpted im teu of hie personal deterttoa for the time, fhis is the i a) verseis from porta at wifich such gocde wore ommily to be had, which has already reswted ia sovers) impor. Aant seizures of sinagg:od goods; one of subh somsures con siuitg of @ large nembor of diamonds, on board of she ruamer Fulton On the sarival of te Avego, oa Monday, Jaw of our land. It ls cosriovon a bama be onsing to the same Boe a the Fulton, the Custom wity. 1 anewors all the uecositics of i, Aad wth | Gore inapectors proceeded to give her a tharo eh over- the Jens) aqount of privation ts ie individual ovasisiess | paulicg sor rmugpled geods, which resulted in the disco whth the saramount rigns of sectety. The right to cetata fer trial by o res raist of personel Uverty |t ei tothe eS of society, an2 whee other adequate rece fy , the necessity for personal doteution does not arise, and A roscrt jo tt Is not warranted by law, tend oppressive, Wari are tne OOty, Aid what tho © of toe inalyiual in thle bond ina pecuniary peaaity afford recsooadie the aouvted will n pear in complisnce wita it If to Wial? The forfeitare of veh & bond ‘would im rely give to the Stato tho ame ant of tae ley = ta money, which would ovt aff rd ovmpoaration for « fal vers, following goods, Cmoesalos ia tue roome of the fret SUM scoond maies;—A’ qumouty of valuable Freach lace, “kK pocket hauckerobiefe, vel ret vindiog*, oii cords, tipen bindings, &e ; and im possession of the Captaln’s steward, hid away under s irupk, a Dag contaicing s large variety of jaces ant owner articles, These goocs, amount ing to upwards of $7,000 ta all, were immediaialy seized and taken in obarge by the United States Marshal, The mate rretied, kad # warrant lascod for tho arrest of and seovme mate. mn of the Arago bas invariably made ita ralo ure of justice; and in examining this quostion [ am to look | a ger of seizure for smuggling, and w provent it aa chiefly, f aut entirely, to the probability of its auaworing | far we possible, to require ihe ‘of the end of reuderiug her protactwu sure. Io dexermining | nis sbip to weke out « list of waatever goods or articies of wbether mach security would be adequate, ae ciroim sano-# ©! tho Case Mast 90 CONSIAC rod Hromiaent among them tre tne nature of the ofeees charged and the peoalty to follow nipon conviction. Avd firai,aato tne aataro of Ge ofence hat amount of odian would aiaor to Gonviction of {i fhe productiow of @ onild, falsoly pre temaing it to be born of parouts whose cntld would 06 en titled to propery, with tee nsent to civert ruck propery from the legsi channels of descent, aad thereby Gcefraud those who sre iegnily endried to it—an attempt by the junction of a Deviions heir to cefrand raat heirs of weerlpg apparel, dc.,be bas on baud. in scourdance with this rule, on leaving Havre this last irip, too first mae mgned two vases for himself, valued a4 avout $10; the soon mate the same noraber, worth $4 or $6, aud tho stesard the same, worth about $260. hus ihe oastala’s po em frustrated by baving dishonest eflicers ancer bim. The modus op-randi of the men employed in smuggling Uese goods appear wo pm oom iioated aud re qulle some experience to detect. It w done in this wise: — Tae or im this traffic secures bis tools as legal righte—an atvnpt by one grand falsoneod | best be ps» the payment of money, and westained by wumercus other untraths, to deprive per piace goods purchased 4 jm {Db thetr Rands to soarete gone of property to shich they are legally entitied—ihis | anc amoggle into New York. The men thas ompioyed seome to suggert tho moral grade of ihe offen, «hich "pcos oa bears should determine tho measure of odium to be rini od upon Ko emaggic Sconvieion Next, what ie the legal penalty to which atime, wueh the le exrored? Chit is imprisonwent in the State prison the mercuast or for # torm “not exceeding ten years” Tuo medium be ‘ovecure:y, in some remote tween the greatest ana the least amount of puaiihment al ay astll the coast sowed by 1aw would be ears imprisonment, ant thie in tanks, placed je cortatr ly efficient to owe ehrink from exposure busieees of the to &, and seek to Bvoid |} with no litle 264i, and witnout however, the articles Pegard to email secrifices. A dehoate wound, experiaity, are taken from the of concealment and must be ru; to look wish horror at the powsldility Of | .old in various portians of the city in smail quanti ce at a each a result. Noxt come tho prebabilitios of conviction, | (ime, bet the Surveyor thinks that the former manner of and all experience bat shorn that thie cvmsideration Is | disposing of them Is mses the moat freqnont. eevsily the met prominem io the hamen miad in do termtaing the amount of sacrifice to be made sod hazerde to be encounteros for the sake of » & trial. Mr. Sickhic@s and the Devlin Matter, ‘The following letters will speak for themseives — ‘Law Duranrwart, Crrt ov New Youn, Ornics votyamt To Tis ComromaTion, No. 287 Recanway, Sept. 7, 1867—5 P.M. Hor. Danie: E. Sicxise:—t@y dear Sir—vn my retarn to afternoon, & note ‘ance for trial in compliance with a eae, 04 presented by tho prosecution aro, that the accused, cannot see him this evening, | may ther feigving pregnanty or voclent ‘no, was oud it confidently ede that they are th se of our esteemed senior ber chamber in tno night in bed, having jally 1m, . ‘whieh, sho said, when asked by somo RICH’D BUSTERS. Oepring of herself aed Dr, Burdell Sho hed provi Mospay, Sept 7, 1867. clarmea to be the wie of Dr Burdell, who was then do De Desk Sie think it do gueoes, Bocuse compiderabie estate, which, if she were | volves upon the aesiociates of Mr. Sickles in the Devlia he wire and thie were their obtld, It sould polled to blicly to disepprove the anj:st inputation ‘The intent on her part, fro.a the evidence 0° the pro- geome protty corialoly to have been at somoume Hi and fail reporta in the Hmxarn snow that Mr to make 6 cisim of behalf of (his obii4 to the satate of the | dig) ed superior ability im ad ‘not only the rights Geocensrd Dr, Burdel!; and the “iret great queation ie, war of tea ery, en taawe of ‘a. Deviia, stuco she a:at invasion Wie » fraudulent production o a chilt, fawely pretending | of those rights attempted before Jastice Peabody. Is ft ‘0 Pave boen born of parents whove ohlid would been: | is gratifying to koe that tm tho conduct of the various Hitled to Inherit, wita the Intent thereby to intercept the Bigceeetay incigent (o tne Birect Vommissioncr strife, Mr Inbe Manco, Conor, Mr. Sickles, 7yu sad | bare acied with oneerta The question scoms to divide iteelf into several — ond envarying anenimay, And it it proper to say, the 2. Was it a franculent procuction of the chiid? Mr. siokies has not only been prompt in sitending the 2. Did ahe falsely pretend thas it was born of cortain | conferrences for wbich the controversy called, bat hee parents / sito shown tbe most salons anzicty to contribute in . Would a child of the parents of whon the protonded | eve y poesibie manner ward obi ining the compicte and ‘honoradie success to which we believe that our clisnts are a 8 wae born be entitied to bor? 4 Wea lt hor ineouon by this fraadalent producdon © | enwtied. Yours, very troty, JAMES T. BRADY, tmteroopt the inheritance? peel inl A een First. Was the proauction of thie child under the cir. | Commissioners of Health—Inepection of Ver eumelances a frarc inlaw? Wes nny fraud in law poroe nels Orrick Com muaowme oF Hearn, Poet or New Yori, dept 7, of be trated? Wee any fraud atiempted a! that tne? If there Wee ony fraud porpoirated or attempted, ngsintt whom wee it alempted? Who wae this production Of the child defrauded or aomptod to be dotreaded? ‘Was it Or. Do La Montegne, of Captain “peights, or inapeo tor Ditke to whom ne sald, answer to their inquiries, that it es her child? The child wae there and was oor fed Whithor, direomy ov Indireoly, by her, Bot she bed Mmace HO stacement OF CiRIm respecing it exdept to anewor questions properéd to ber, and if she hid then otlal wed that (Cae the offe of herself end Or roe!l, Ld not sce that it vould bs material. she fa. Wooded probably at somo fulure time to perpoirate a fracd or 1) aemp. one, and Abia child may have beea provided for the parpete ae 8 mean oF insirumest to be used | tbat he is heresy diresied to make the reports fn i's aeeompiichment. She intended at a future time | quired. frewoniom\y to produce that chila nnd to arsort ite rights, | Adopted by the Udmmisioners of Health, Sept 8, 1867, s tho oTepring of herself and Dr. Burdel), to the Approved by bie honer the Mayer, Sept 5. 1867 left by him. had made uo much claim, howevor, and WALTER F. OONCKLIN, (t poama ic me guite doabitc! if the frecduiant production Dierk to Commuiatonors of Heakh, : Police Intelligence, ‘THE COUNTERFEITS ON TRE HUDSON COUNTY BANE. The recent arreate for passing counterfeit threes on the Hudson County Bank, furni:hed the Police Justices and @lerks f the Jefferson and Fwex Market Courts with more than ordinary work yesterday. The Jefferson Market Po Noe Uourt especially was tho scene of muob excitement all day. Mr. Jobn W Shonier, of No. 643 Broadway, apoeared before Justice Davion and mado s com, + against James hays for pass! nee We comet oaed ‘Thomas Harrison wis a ore of the counterfeits upon oarges wit sheen Charles Henry Garry was coarged with baviug offered one of the bills as the store of Henry Sobwinge, No. 100 Amity street Wil'lam Miller was ohar; with having tendered one of the bilis at the store of uel Marsh, No, 619 Broad. way, 1p payment for hair oil Hugh Mo ‘abe, Jos, Williams and Charles Glean were charged with being concerned in the» ame business Bad one of tho bills upon Mr. Henry Harms, of jo. Amity street , With the of Smith, wore All of tue prisoners, exception committed for examination. The latter was fully com- mitted for trial. Mary Downing was committed for examination by Jas- tice Brepnan, charged with veing conveoted with the sang of counterfeiters. she had cighs of the bogue bills in her por and weer e eres. - = up, when the ice imierfered, and presery important evidence Ma gestraciion’ * londey—ihe dey this new counterfeit appeared—tho bank had ordered ix pressions from new plates, iaclading 3's. No more of this tenomination of the old wilt heresfier be issued. Th groundwork of the new plate ls white, ard is covered sith che word ‘ Three,” in small capital letiers, in red The vignette representa a me- cbanic, a farmer sna lor, side by side, io froot, and a atl: tm the distance. On the left white, at the lower corner a Detween the two the coat of arms of the Siate of New Jersey. At the upper right corner of the bill is the word “Three,” and at lower oorner the Hgure 3 ands steamship. The word “Three,” in open leiters, in red, is printed on the lower half of ‘Dill, extending the length of the plate figures 3. “MURDER WILL OUT.” In the month of May last, it will be remembered, a poor and usoffepding negro, named Francia Bakers, was shot dead while standing on the sidewalk opposite the dance house of Lise Fisher, in Thomas strect, near West Broad- way. The perpetrators of the cool and deliberate murdor drove up to ihe dance house at an unseasonable hour of the night, when the premises were closed and all the 0o- cupanta were asleep. They sought to gain admittance to ‘the “hall,” but the proprietrets refused them the privi- lege. Vexed at ihe refusal of the nogress to admit them to the house, they gave vent to their indignation in loud lerma. Salers happened to be standing on the sidewalk a lator of the scene, when one of the party gave hin a hick, told bim to clear out of the way. Au: og cried, ‘* Shoot the bisck son of a a and, ‘‘suiting the action to the word,” he drew a re- volver f:om bis pocket aid discharged {i at the head of the inoffentive regro. The aim proved true, the for the ball oe eee bs eye lodged is strong suspickn upon certain parties Itvtpg in the First ward. Oae ot them olde a. pabile office and is tbe brother in-law of one of down aldermen. Another of them je a well e rupner and cannct claim to 3 Se sk E : Bee Esees' ? i i i it Ft murder will atimately be placed upon t from publishing the names of the Sapenet guaran re « some flriter mops bave been taken in the matter by the Dist: ia ts be hoped thas no effort will be spayed by that cfficial in ferreting out tae authors of the . wes ee although he was but a poor negro his Bnonle Bb permitted 10 unnoticed, iat j in ruat calam. a " i fect the escape of Peter Deyitn, a man charged with the crime of burglary, by no jeas than (Gur different persose On Buiarday the coll of tho prisoncr wes closely searched when as sdmission t'gkct # &e Tombs was discovered seoreted amorg his bed clothes. This ticke) was to have been used ta effecting bis eacepe, and bid been obtained in some mysieriows manner by somo one friendly to the prisoner, Mr. Gray being derireus of knowing who war engoged io (he at:empt to net the primaner at Liberty, do- \ermfined to search ql) who visitod the paisoner, boping whereby to fu ue to the party. Accoraing ly 0& Moodey morning, when Sarah Devlin, the mother of ihe prieover, made her appearance ai ibe warden’s office, ‘the wes taken into s private room aad searched by Mra. Foster, the matron of the prison. The search resulted in’ the findwg of m skeleton key snd a fhe, by means she ¢: ted to effect the releate of hor sea from “ darance vile '* oy was in & rough stato, +o that the prisoner could Ble & down to any size a0 pleased, and it no doubt was intended +) pick ihe look of hia ceil or, Mrs, Devlin, npon being questioned regard ing the #uaploious looking articles said ane got ther from « Dachman, who reqoesiea hor to hand tom maa pamed , who odgee in the same cell with ber had s new suit of clothes for Peter, and ent that ne was to di ie, #irh the pur! \icke; found in his pos session boldly pass ovt of ihe mn aan visier, Hie motber Was bo aware of tbe ery that hed been made an Saturday, and no doubt thought thas the plan cop- certed would #ork admirably. RAND MAUL OF PicKrocKETs. About 7 o’clock om Monday morning, as « colored target company, named the Carmen's (uard, were about start {ng OB an excersion from the corner of HTudsoo and Grove streot, a nam ber of pickpook« te gathered around the spot, snd commenced their sleightof bard work upon some oXizens who had been stiractod by the novelty afforded oy Se ee a Sees ae. OMcor MeDougai, the Deputy Soperinrendent’s eaatn pam ing a: he time, and ‘eteoted one of ibe gang in of reiler: H j é Es tr a tilt fepens i Pe | 53 2E saute i E i i negro procession, they conid devour. Accordingly officers Medrag fre, Rudd, Eder and others, attached to tho oMoe, started In pursuit of the hen ow ge which that time wae pasting along Church street. U i op with the “Guards” the discovered abou: balls denen of the the wake of the I as tho per- 9 interfered with him im making tho fret arrest @ once taken inw cutody, and without mach ore conveyed t© the Tombs ant thoro ivcked ap for examination. The wore ofoaght nefore Prisoners pesenphe pad on Monday afiernoca, an | we'o soni up to Black weif's Iniane!, aa idle and vicious characters. TAKING UP sa YEW PROPHESION, sirike “490” pel oe of seeing whas time the valuable was keeping, when) antted is out of thet tbe former wae nothin she Duichman warme: Mr. Lee a powerfal blow clinched, when » piainant and defendant to tho Towba, Oa their arrival at the polite court. a) German = te de ap, i fendant @th ao ceny, Om. SSrosees fe Sate const ay ‘wes brovght ia, and pt once recognized him ans false protence genius Tad MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1857. prisoner admitted thet such was his profession, but dented | that be ever was engnced in stealing, “Ob, no,” said Lee, “1 admit | am on one thing, but I don’s steal or rob in daylight, as the complamant tnizks.’’ Macisrnars— What lay are ycu on, sir? Punosan— Well tho oer can tall yon a4 well a# I can. He snows I wou'd not be guilty of stesling. Oyncar— No; I never know him to ateal anything, Ho ww ahout borrowing money upon false checks bgae k bile, He i attogaiher ou the game MaeisrRaTe— Well, toi seems to be @ preity clear case against you, Lee, and I ebali be compelled 10 commis you. ‘Pussoske—I only caught the Datonoman’s watch in a joxe. ‘That was all, 1 assure your Hovor. Te—The joke ie 09 rertous a one, sir, Oflicer, take him cown stairs, (Exi: prisover } A BincutaR Case oF ALLEGED Ronnmy.—A somowhat curious case of alleged robbery came up before Justice Brennan, at the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday. 18 appears tbat about 9 o'clock on Monday morning # gon, tleman, named Jeremiah Forbes, boarding at the house of Ms. Dumsday, in Grand street, near the Bowery, went up © bis room for the purpose of taking a sleop. When he ‘awoke he found that the sum of $2,500 been stolen immediately accused tho landisdy o/ kno 7. of the missing fonds. Mrs. D dented the ween the par.ios, when the police were called in to quell the disturbance. Mra. Dumsday was taken to the Police Court, until the ery attending the diss} of the money could be cleared up. The pelice retarned to Forbes’ room and made ® strict search for the money, but withous suo cers. Later in the day, however, they returned to the premises, and recommenced tho search, whi © they found $3,250 of the @ wash stand in Forbes’ room. frey bad searched the spot before, and were strongly oonvinosd that tae money must have been put there after they hed paid their seoond vialt to the premises, by somo person who bad become frightened as the aspect of atfaira Ne clue however, could mo abinina’ te tbe ) romplader of tho money ($260), but ti ts enpposed thas it 8 rogarned 19 Devin ia eo samse an neriooe manner that onaranterlz ed the retarn of the 'a: ainouns ida. Dumsitay ell re- mains at the Exxex hier ket Pollve Jours, eithovgh notravat complaint pas yet been made ageinst hor, Mr. lubes hen Dot mace his appearance at we Court siuco MoDisy, no the presureyion ie ‘Lat be will not isco any ctepe towards pro. Feouticg his landindy, wheve arrert waa porformod mw, bu instigetivu. Too whois mater amacke greatly of uynery Tap Late S200Tna Arras i my rue Trranty-sacoxp Wann In yesterday's edition wo published a paragraph cou corning a shooting aftray which ooourred wf (oy corner of FPifty-fourih street and Broadway, between Jim Hughes ‘and Joe Covura on one side and James Mastoraun and so veral others on the oiber, The afivay did nov rorult as seripusly as It was at fret suppose’. Hughes, wao, is wer yumored, waa mortally wounded, ri A's eoupie of Dock shot throngh bis nasal organ, sad @ preity sound Deating, but no injury of @ severe wature was jotted. Coburn recetved # stug in the calf of one of his iegs, bat the wound will not trouble bin much. Av il) feeling has long existed between the Hughes and Mavtoraim factions tol Spe, seer Se ai. ee Se ee, manifested ive'f in Sgbting and shooting previous to Monday evening The matier crested but litte excitement smong the “‘fenoy,’”’ for they know the relations existing between the parties in question are not by any moans friendly, Court of General Sessions, Before Jadge Russe!l. Sarr 8.—Immediaiely efter the court was opened this morning, the Grand Jurors who were present were requested to be in attendance to morrow (Wednesday) morning, at 11 o’clook. 11 seems that the Shorii! could no mako out the Ist in time. NGRGLARY, John Harwood, a respeciabic looking young man, pleaded gality to barglary in tbo third degree in breaking into the store of Mesars. Hard & Giles, 13 Park piace, on the 7th of July. Judge Russell, in passing sentence raid, that althoagh tho on trial in the the Lau of fled, ronning different Weilor alleyway by the witaces, and was arrested on the apot; be said ho was a pediey by trade, apd a German by birth; he appeared tw be a vory respect able be some nan. ibe jury Immediately reudered a verdict of graua laroe- sentence was pursued into ap ny, anu he war for 10 Asalggnt Lietrict Atwurnoy remarked thet ho under stood from Thommues of the city pritun that we pris ‘over was tp id sinte of bealh. Two yoars ago be wag a cleri respectable estatiishmea , but stce then bis character had been bad. The offers wore aware Of the fact tbat he associ vod with well kno en ore, some of bem were cow undergoing the p of we saw in the Sate . The Court sevtenced him to four years mpasonment ia the Sate prion. Weller appeared to be very Mobic, and doubtfal if he will live serve oot bis term of pan FELONIOUS ASACET, Jobn and Patrick Cowen were ten tiled for perpotrating & felonious saault on officer of the Fighweenta ward, on the night of tho Uh of Feoruary last, noar the corner of Teenieth stron Td Third svenne, fhe orm Piainant testided that while b@aas on duty four mea came up to him, one of whom tripped bim and ran away; a6 purtued him, followed by the prisoners, whoa Joba struck him, worero blow on the forehead with ¢ ike slusg shot, wheh renderod him ; the party tnen endeavoret to get uo with officer Broderick and tho witness ly attompting to strike offcer Osrey, willie off the blows. Patrice Cowen had an |/on bar inan ion. John Cowen wae pur r Owens. The jary found him ‘The Old Police Again—Question as to Thet Pay. Before Judge Green. PIReT DISTRICT COURT. fart 1.—Abraham Ackerman we The Mayor, de , of the Oity of New York, and twenty via other cases wt the same — Adtion to recover for services as capia'n of the Nlath dis trict police, from Jane 2to July 16, 1867, amounting $117 82 The plainil{T proved that he was appointed on tho 19ih of last April captain of the Ninth disirie, SUrREME CovRr. Before Hon Judge Roosevelt. fxrt B—In the maiter of Richard Gambling.—Caanael applied on beball of the relator, and stated that Jadge Davies bad granted & writ of certiorari In ths case of Richard Gam-ling, and he asked for write of a similar kind d be must dolay his determination Wednerday (this day.) $400, mile hease, vest shree In el 221 2 DOD bo Rabroad Accidents City Polities. FOUR MEN KILLED ON THE N&® JBQSEY OBNTRAL | vesTG OF THY WILSON OMALL DELBGATES AT BAILHUAD—a WOMAN AND CHILD KILLED ON THS TAMMANY aaa a BUDSON RIVER BAILKOAD. ‘The dsiegatee 4A painful axident occerred on tke Now Jersey Oeatral | vention, elected eee lene Prego gst oon Rallread, on Monday evening, by which four men lost | craic Republican Genoral Commitiee, held a meeting af therr lives, Tammany Ball on Tuosday morning, at tea o'clock, to elect Ik seoms tho gravel trein, which hed been on the rosd | 9 delegate and altervate at iarge. J during the day, was returnirg to Fairfleld for the night. Oa tne meeting bei ng called to order, Judge Josiah San It was found pocewsary to back the train for five miles, | ¢rland was appointed Coairman, and mun Ky, Jr., Se- . cretary. end as the train neared Harrie’ lane, ithad to rua beow The following delegates reported ard presented their the New Market depot, At this polat # farmer in his , a4 were according ¥ admivea — wagon attempted to cress the track, but not being rayid enough ip bis movements the rear oar atruck the wagon, ard tho map was tbrown uj the track and killed tu- siantly. The horses were algo thrown, but orca sed un- injured. On the rear car were four brakemen, all of whom were thrown upon the track; two were silled on tho spot, another was #0 maoh injured that he diea after a fold moments, while the fourth escayed with « few new, The cause of this accident resembles very much the great Burlington disaster. 1} seems the person io tho on was going home with a load of grain, and secing the reer cat 60; ‘the train was going the other war, and was onthe track before he foind cut his mistake ‘The train souls esaily have boon seen for some distance of, The brakomen killed were all married men About iho same time @ moat distressing accident oo- ovrred cn tbe Hudson Kiser Railroad. bX O'olook Wein ~as cage'ng from Hastings to Dob! rry, and jist a ic rounded a oorve it came upon a perty of women aud children «ho were #alking along the track. Theengineor endeavored to stop the train, but before ho could de 30 one of the women and 8 lite gir), her daughter, were run over. The child was kiled immediately. bot tae mother (tr gered anil o'gh apd then expired. The bodics wore taben to Hesiinge, when it was found that the woman was the wife of Thumas Smith, a storekeeper in Hastings, who thus, at one blow, lort wife and child. An inquert was held on the bodies, and the jary exon erated the englt but recommended the raliroad com pany to etation a flegman at tbe curve in f.ture [t seems bis ef tho road is much frequented, and it #a wonder Pocidents do not occur of: ner. 13, Peter Daily, M4. Wm. N Mointire, 36, Smith Fly Jr. J 16. Josie Su'herland, Tee Fourth and Thirtoemth districte were contevted; 4 was however decided to favor of @ Cavanagh for the Fourth, ond Veter Duffy for tbe Thirveenih. Au election for delegate and alternate at large wae next proceeded wikh, which reu'ted jo the unaaimous choice of ihe Hen. Fernando Wood ae aod lorsce F Ciark sitoraate. Tho Gonvention wee ad- bag elgg hg nae was elected on Monde: rman wes on by the Cooper Commitee @ delegate from the Aw ir district, and Morgen L. Har cia alternate. Quite’s nomber of thy Cooper dolegates left for Syra- Cute last Gveniog, among them, laaian Rynders, Tue re matnder wil) HO doubt lok -e this afternoun. THB SAVAGE COMMITTER KLECTION OF DELKGATSS TO BYRA JURE. A meeting 0” the Savage Commition was bold in the front parlor of Tammany Hoe) last evenirg—John Y, Savage, Jr, inthe chair, The committee adopted a series of resclutions pitching tmto tho Wilson 4mail €onmitco and upbolaing the Cooper Committee as the real ond beige Organ'zauion of ihe demvoratio par y in this city. dé k gates wore instructed not to givo wi to the Wibop Small men at y me Whe Central Park Commission, fey, Pangd rere mae, te age men were to o.retre and returo to oli ‘ammeany Hall. Tho Board of Commissioners of tho Contral Park met 708- } lowing dels yates wore olecie’ lo represent the comrliies torday, at three o’olock = Present—Commissioners Coviey, | in the Democratic State Von rentinn:— Dillon, Ressoll, Buterworih, Field, Green, Strong and Pine ae ou, ‘a Hoge. é : ante ae 2 Wm. fl. Robbins, 10 Wm. L Wiley. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. 3. John shea. 11. Martin L. B-yent. Mr, Hood offered \ he folio wing :— 4. Jobn ¥. Savage, Jr. eqhetolved, That ‘he Chotom dard, uatil other wise order. Hater egy this Boora, nave permiveivm lo oosupy the groun: _ delorging w tho Fark situaied hewoen Fighty nh and |} Woe woot 36, Charlee W Lavrrence, Ninety seventd sisects, ibe Fuch nud Gighth avences, cx ‘5 ‘ 4 Moki cepting therefrow the bunees an bieck situated between Delegate at large, Jot: Debiy fib urd Keghiy cixin weew and eveuth and | 7? Commitee ‘ereuvon acjsarned Eighth avenues. THB REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTIONS. Retcivec, shat the Commitee om Aj wes | ‘Wiie vesebllean sents, routs Ground’ bs’ em owerad tw reur wo tbe Crown Sard the | nag ue minert arn —— of Fomtemnh otros house ar the corner of Hignty sixty street and Aa | Fh ‘ ye rene} elections evening the deletes avenue, api the bouse wi the corner of Righty fourtn | © xed Isat cighs are \ofurm @ convention lo meet at Stuy- treet vad soventa evonue, now ceeuped Dy Mes Geary. | YetAbl iaali:ute ov thn LOub raat, there ta choose two dele- Refer ec 1 the Cummitiee On Aviropricion of Grocud | elles ard two altarnateetl omfeach Assomoiy district to the for Speo al Purpeser, with power Blais Convention to be Deld as Syracuse i} Ou ihuraday tho wards north of Fonrteouth street will lr. Hoga moves that a special committee be appointo’ | oc, their ceiegaiee direct, b menss of the ward asedcla- recuse, bat If the Cooper procure a iist of snoh books Ah Ap gy rng Med Viens, and thus ibe repablicaus of ihe entire city will be Cus Gf the Perk. Adopted—and Messrs Hogg, Raseell aaa Nake passes uate ot seins wore, with a siagie Bie sees dary bap vero ‘on hee eportod | ¢% eilon, carried on 12s vory peaceable manner, aad bus Ir from the Committee Ms ri] vapor Ultle excitement attended any of the polling places. verbally tue prooeoaings of exi¢ commitioe, and that tho | ye CTT a ae were auiial cenetenone om buildizgs now on the Park would bo sola on tho 18th inst , with the exception of the balidings reserved by ac: of tne Commissiovers. & The market gardeners have permission to romain anti) November 1; also some fow othors, blind and ceorepit yersons, &0. The following communication waa reoelved from the Chief Exgineer:— Ibe Vickot, and they seeued to anticipate “the good time cumming,” when “abrieke for {reoaom’ ld be neard the very balis of Kansas Tne following were elected:— James RcKerna, Geo, |. Garlick, J. , Boyes. mound Wann aamembied @ 2'Aum sureet, go\ through bosibers io Jouble quick me, aud elected the ticket opporlion The following were ekcied:—James Comsmnowena Canrmat Parn:— 5. Walsh. Jas. & Carter and thos. D. Gaxtimcex—Ia_ reply to « resolution of the Board on the | uh) / ‘ko wae well represented, elected the takes subject of the sarveys, I beg ieave to state ihat too Gold bt palpi we, felt as if victory wea certain work for tho topographical sectional mapa @itl be com | #Bty se repabilcan banner at the peat election, FOUR!) WAk0.—-The Repultoaa Agsoste ton of this ward pleted before the lat cf November by the force at preseat employed, ana with somo ansistance in ¢raughling, the sections! 10aps will ail be completed at or previous to that date. Very respecsfuly your obedient servant, RQ@BERT L. VIELE, Chior Engineer. A sirilar report from tho Chiet Hogincor, in reiaton to empioj os ep the park, was referred beck for further Anformaticn and ameodment. asrembicd as the Hotel Consians, in Wiliam street, ta ihe Bombe’ of from twenly to twenty Ave, mostly Germans. bimnmi mas Lo eacitement of any kind, there being no oppe- aiven, Firm Wanp.—The ttn out of the asvociation at the Fifth Wara Howl wae ema |, esd the vnly diltculty was to fod cand! lates whe were willing to serve ea Sat Wakv —Tne oleotioa io this ward was hoid at No. Oa motion of Mr. Hovc, the Evecutive Committee were GavmaTit © kD —We have no of what im the Seve: th hee ee Ect Wanp — here were twe tickets in ihe Geld, Mr. Gasxx offered the follow ing: — Resolved, Tost the Coaamittae be reques'ed to @rew up and report t this Board « thorough and compre benetve system of accounie, that will insure a correct ox Dibit ef ite monetary affairs, and by turos and habitisies om each sccount will be clearly | OMI. oo a. hare ail pay rol yey igh fate Fy Bleecker Buildings. There wore no} more than Bfy por- officer verk of the Board shall be bald sone present during the election. rect @isobarge Tepoceiblc | Taxru W xp —fhe members of the Republican Associs- pont cence tee cantloate OC tan Peery, | Mion of thin ward assemoled at Ronk’s Hotel, 14 Grand officer of ofoers a8 to fe woour: Proper | greet. Only one Uoket ron, ead it was uvanimously Breone moved to amend by inserting, that the | Y% “1 for by the sixty mochvere whe were presse, “ Treasurer ‘which @aa adopted.” KusveyTa Wako —The assooasion of this ward metas ae then adopted, and the Board | 'M Arsembiy Rooms, 200 Mxth stecet. Only one ticket warren, sod 4 was voted for unmuimously, There wore forty mena ters pr event luaTasT Waan—Zhe meeting of the association of thie ward tovk place at Onderdonk’s Hall, tard strosi. The adjourned to Friday uoxt, at 3 o’ciook. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The city papers tuve poblianed cortain rew}utiona, | we was run wim wxre jfald to bave been passed by the Commissioners of the oe tn favor of %, @rat being the « Central Park, resposting oflerisg rewards for tho bert pree oat. plans, Thesw plaua, it is Mdilba:od, must be handed in by In this ward are two repu badd the lat of January next—leve han four monihe from ‘nie | seventeen Pda opty gg me. Pho next we hear i# that the quginecr is ordered to | eT ee he et Ose a om certain drawings or spectications, and have | the maj.ilty displaced the cilicere of the 1 sbioa aod Wem ready by Noveiber 1. No not this grans jn. | 'nstalied thetr or their siead Tuere was no fig! Jasiice all parites eoncerned—the padlic, the owners of | & “viet sort ofa Th wan alleged the park, as well as the competitora? We must coanlade | Ovtling the oficers of be * Association * wey hat the Gonameiantns Guslve tho vers von nO! permit the mentbers of the “Club” to vote, and was de mae, and, of courte, w or rere ibis, Un (he only ones young wore those enrolled on tro books of the fuliet and falrost competition, Now, ay vme the ‘sociation,”” and that the polle were ia the ponsen- bas the alighiest knowledge of la tion of policomen A number of these were oortaialy or: well that it @ no slight job to make out in detail a pian for | 2} two having beoa detalied by iho dergenns of ‘© park of six hundrod crroven hundred acres, As thoy | "STi Wo attend mb tho eleciion Wo keep ihe pence ofler }ewards for the four bort plars—thoso plana to be the | |2 eae Of & row, and tome four or Ovo oxonsed by property of the commissioner s~it is io be suppored that | Bim trom dely lo gy there aod vote if they were av in- they wii! meke up the beet our that cau be made out of | clined. Just belore sive o'olock 4. L. Macomber declared the four, This being tho ceve, whe: in tho use Of making | WO POs Clured, abd bo, the jralioninen ame bis friends left, Ow’ for the competitors a kngthy aud minute detail of tae | tkicg Wih thein the Dalow which had Geen cast vefvre grounds a: they are. A drawing, show ing the approsohes 40 the grounds, the streets, (he general jucality and space for she lake or reservoir, and something to inaicate 110 prisctpsl irre 08 of sarface, (he etauding trees no@ ww cher metiors, #\!lberuiiceat As to 4, TOOK RO@MEry, irregular Ves, Ornamental water, &0., a wide lauiude abouid be lef wo the compe ‘The the members of she ‘Cub’ had isade their ‘The latter belug apparently largely in thy majority, re- ined until Dine 0 cleck, whew the follo ving ickol wae ~Joh Fitch, Choman Hepect and J. I. Asecciation ' Calum that their ticket le tho mem ere of Doth olgapizaiions, Dut the friends of the par- ls no Downing among um, boi thre are some lance arceners ci tate and talent, snd ihe pub \er,uced aad prevented th tr reaor ing to biows. have a righ: to the beaett of the fulieet aod largess oom Tu Wann —-The pola for ibis vara were sold im petition. Course, mice: Compellwre will go and ora an cled room, veaant leatitute, Boadway. mine tho grounds for themesives. if the Commiseionors ~~ Jonna 8 Taylor; (harbor Bailey ant Taos. GO. laued w give the Chief Kogiveor and bis Iriends tivo months—more than one-bair oo the time defore be piace ‘most de com them Ww compiele the spew tca- ons, iu order to advertise, then al) othe-s may ay ee!) their Darpe On the wild willows of Jones’ Wood, for ‘Ot that soch an will be ip ibe opaiimors elecban of Renard War- ren, H nr) Hivbard and soon H. Keyser, isle ucret being the only one ip the feld. Eve: yeaing paased off remarke- oy quiet apd with very Nitue excivemout ‘kvanreasTs Wald —Tce@ elfction in this ward wok place st the Bonemian Hail, 213 Bowery. Two vckeus Wererin. There were sighty seven yous, which were very ucejually divided, be succossfsl ticket being vod for by & very lacge majoity, DECLINES THE TONOR. James L. Miller na deelined to auend the Demoeratio Have we—the pablic—not a right ark inet a0 | Stare Convention, as alterneie, and recommended ihe orpamenial perk in ihe cliy of New York, « park taat isto | jeetion of A. W. Adame in tis stead, ‘sho wil posisty Oo cuat the city many millions, aad thas le to be the lungs. | chosen by the Coover delegates at Myrscure to reorrsent place ef recreation, Solight of millions of perple | ihe Seventeenta ward of unis city, in case of ihe absence fir bundrede or Jeare—have we not @ right | of Hen, John Cochrane ‘Yo demand tbat s0 importants matier shovid |» undertaben. Geliverstely, fairly, honestly and ” tne Persona! Iligence. Americans b4 & people, are noted for auizg everything in Hon. B F. Argel, the new M nisier to Sweden, has token & hurry ;for doing ever; th fora day, and not as wo | hie rt he arago, io eel for ihe seat of nis mirgion Reglish G0, ‘for ail time” i thie veriastiog barry be | on xy Week, Ho will De ascompanied by hie family, jhe means of RVing use poor. hasty, and imperfect pina | The executive committee of the Alabams Sate Agri. ir Do grenees nas wae sols the greatert oity Of | cubural Rociely have passed @ revolution Wviting onerge tome gene the drt WH im | Edeard Prorett to be p e#eot On the cocasion of ine ap- Ot OF sire tbat posterity shall be resdy toway of thom and | Prosebitg fair of that society , in Mostgomery, to deliver AD Acireas cu agricnltoro, and Bia celeore.ed address oa “The Life, Charac er, and Death of Washingwa.’’ Commodore Jones, of Va, Major Bernard, U. & A> Capt. Pearson, (om. & ¥. Hazard, sad & Lockwoud, U- #.N., are ia Washiegton. Secreiary Floyd, who bad been stopping ie Ciocinnatt for \wo or three days, left om the 4th ins. for Waehing oo. their labors, “Well done, goud and faithful rervanta."’ ONE OF THE PU BLIO, New Yors, Sept 6, 1867, No, 78 Firrh Aveves, Sept 7, 1687. Jam Gonpow Bawwart, Bao. Duar Sm—Io ap editorial of this morning's Heaain, beaded ‘Paying tho Piper,”’ is the following: ~ Debtor for the bill appoin'ng eleven aaiarie’ Mate Commis glowers for the laying co of -be Oenanl Park, thereny deoriy the city of its proper control over arrangements whied wooly concern (heir interea. I beg to call your attention to the third secvon of th act for the ‘regulation aed goverpment of the Central lark.’ ta, Me ho boyt, WE hencer A be etersge by Which you will perceive that the Com-~wierioners alluded From } or om: to “kali reomve no compenmation for iheir services.” 14 | ori) teld tM Talbor und tok Chan? Mennaea A le in these words — Mr Pm lore Mrtiner Mami smith and indy, br R RB &o bert J. Dillon, Jamon B. Cooley. Cheriee 17. | Pim OM, Pau Lemo'ne, & Mereerenn i H Lars mim, Henry J White Hvety « Liogd, Jobe iam D inek; Mr abbot D & vis W Rohl au ames |long are hereby contin ved nod ef Commmlarwers They shell bord penaation for offices for ive years, and sbuil reseire no com) B Gliders eve, their Serv cee; each Commiasioney absli, ovveritelnes, be enti ing, levy and 2daa.bire of bia hes Semi hs, #r, Voreney, itr Rogers, M son fant Mr Kowarh, Mr ooper, OL Mill aod denghier—aod IT In the sirersge. douare o 1 fi ve iited vy ihe remainioe memoors of wd for the residne vacancies chuame b+ xpiration 0° omey. From faranpab in tha steamship siabame—T A A Te Con MW Xenuen, WH Meum, Le Bye) Maria DD ered. J. Watts, J Rosenbaad. Mrs 1a’! Si f ha term Go q na)ification eball he SPA Tells cad cwoew of the I 7 bis wa Re enongh to make this correcttos, and oblies, very | | ‘ rr) - CORY oe J. & CouLsy, Nee} Govber, od ‘a Bperry, @ Pewrs, B Come, ‘oad ash Injunction on = Life Losarance Poltey, — M4 SUPRRION COURT—SPRCIAL TRAM. Before Hos, Jadge Duer. Bert B= Prederick R. Lee os. the Manhattan Liss Inne rance Company and (pielia Taylor — Applicn toa wae made on behalf of certain creditors of tho late Josegh & Taylors Mreet Comm asioner, for an injanetion to restrain the Man hattan Lio Ineurarcs Company ‘rom paytog, and Ophelia Te widow of the deceased, from recetving $5,000, the ameont of ap insurance Ss Om the life of Joe. & Taylor man ie jomctiod granted, retarnanie on the ih He)