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

WHOLE NO. 1717. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1 teatify 'o THE PANIC. the tach.” Wy corredting ihe ervey vou wit ebtige wn nnn 4 B GALE & CO, ‘Third avenue, co ner of Thirteent® strect. WELEGRAPHIC DB&PATOHRS. FED FEDAKAL FINANOBS Waseucren, Oct. 17, 268%. Mme amount of grvernment stooke redeemed «i ihe Seresary yenterday nnd te dey © £97,200. ‘Mme amount of money subject to dra’: in the Tressury ® 919,900,806—0 reduction from last week of upwards of 98,800,000. The rece'ie ct! the week have been about B00, Accompany ing the pbove, Messrs. Gale & Co. send a oor- roboretion signed by a large number of their present and former eroploy+es. NEW YORE. FOE EXTHA BREGION OF THE LBOISLATURE—RETORT OF MEtERS, FOOT AND RUGGLES TO THE OLBARING BOUFB OF THRIR O'THUVIBW WITH GOV. KING. Naw Yorn, 0% 17, 1867. Presidents of LOAN 70 THE CANAL POUND. ALAN, Oss, 17, 3807. ‘Que cummimicners of (ue Cagm! Fund Bave advertised fey @ loan of $600,000, Tne propemaie will be opened on ‘the ut dovember. MOMBTABY AYPAI38 OF BOSTON. Bosmom, Ook, 27, 1687. ‘Mae revali of the Bank Dcrec'ors’ meeting to dey artho Mim an incresse of Kens othe amount of about three miltions, which will probubiy ease the premcre somewba mex) week. ln stocks prices are beéier, and mae orcera Jaw wewestmers wore comiug tr. Pe DARTFORD BRANES, ‘Hagtromp, Comn., Oct. 27, 2687. ‘Mw Otager Van, Mercanitie, and Exchange banks con Minne % receive the Dille of the oiner suspended banks, und wil nod dinccant thems unieae they Gre enjo:red. ‘RR PRNNEYLVANIA BANE. Partapeiraa, OF, IT, 1667. & yume: wee prevsient bere thet the Pevarytrania Jwak boi made on senigement. 1: caused mach alarm nd Suitoring m socks; bas i i authoriatively conten timed thio morning by « director, who declares thet the wubjec} hus never been Drowshed ie whe Board per enier- damec by any member. oases ic court actoaily arising and were ip no sense volun- Wry or extra jadicial. Yor this purpose we chowed to him, tha’ in point of reat, re ka een (Ores noparate apolcations fo- fejanctions Teoe:vers against diferent banks pepdiog before he Jadgea of thin ae “‘-lwo before one, Judge one before another; ‘ndgt SLE EFYEEAONVILLE PRANOM OF THR TATE BANE | j, odnerably POSrae, aaliea Sa phe bach: trode | ree and the Seooud Judicial district for consultation, as ie often Loumyaan, Ovi. 37, 1867 done ip oifficult and important cases; the result of Yoo Jefursvavilie Brensh of tho Pie Denk of Iediana | Meir deliberations was s decision by tho two Judges before whom waittenns to-day spooie for ihe Duis. for ipjoi LUTER WRIGET'E PANE. ance With tac Gnanimone piniose of all the Judges pro- Cawmce, N.Y, Ov 17, 1867 sent. Ladhor Wright's Tack will reacme bosineas acon, prota an ry At the community wae deeply concerned in the ques. tions Ihus decided, tbe jadges vory wisely and property ated the ions on whieh their doccisions were wy & Monday. founded. and allowed re pa Moo csladaananamea sire. port, of them to be published. ee Aes ore than bas keen often done by the Gmcoman, Oot, 27, 1867 ‘Wo beve no Ghange © opr money marke: tw report | Court of Appeals, vis ‘vis pass resolations in important cases of puble ww'erest, dict the principles seitied in the case decided, and aHow them to be reported and ped. hehed br Since the announcement of these tions, Judge Reevelt, on the application made te him for ar isjanc- bp = ae page gonphaneer seg New York, has de- nied the motios, an “ vrei inteeee * After presenting these and other facts sud views to the Governir, wo x seh srked for ap expression of his opinion om the eub; De wes pleased to say in answer, that be hed ‘‘lstened with pleasure and advaniage to the reesops presented in bebal! of the leading banks we oy of Sew Yerk,”’ Dut that be wae not prepered, at p'e- sent, to do more than to he.d the question of an extre ses. sion in reserve. Negpectfally, your obedient servents, BAMUES A Foor. BAMUEL B. RU@UL.E3. MASSACHUSETTS. THR BOSTON BANKS. ‘From the Boston Jocrgal, O-%. 16 | +: tbe meosting of the Presidents of the Boston banks, helo ébis morving, & @igeussion took place, in which a more Liberal pohey was reo mmendod, No defrite ownctution ‘Woe orrived ni, and te meeting sdjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow morntog. During ihe disowsion Mr. George PB. Upton sdvorated an immodiate increase of loans, bet under the supervision of the Cicaring Bouse, 20 a8 Lo provent an undce expansion. Mr, Wilkam Appleton moresse ‘Tho taiture of Winsicw, Lanior & Oc. protcced am an. ented siete of feeling as regar is indiana farce. Ab ® meeting of bankers thie morniny, it was rescired to muosive at por the notes of the New Orleans bane, and the ‘estes of sil banks alse thet ere bankebdie in New York, Basin, Philadelpbis, Piusborg end Bahimore. Tnir ac- fim causes ® mnccb improved feeling in the movey marked FER BAYES i NEW OELEANB. New Oncmane, Os 16, 1867 ‘Who run ow the banker bac aubdelded and confidence ix wentorec, No fartber fallaree are anaounced. The eca panded free bunts enticisete nn earty rewurmior Money ‘Wesaler and business stiart are more choerfa. RANE BUSTRNEIONS IN AVEDETA. Avevsms, Gs., Ooi 27, 1607 Ot He bars i tbe cay suspended spome paymenia co YEULADELYBLA STOCK BOAND. Pumapmurnsa, Os. 17, 1867 Mocks GoD. Feuneyivanis 64, 81%: Nendiug deulrosd, 1M}; Morrie ane), 39; Long laland Fiailread, 83; Penn. ty ivenie Rattrosd, 2t. MBRCHANTS AND BANKERS ECONOYISING. wnar © OF TLc PAILBD an8 DODIG—TAE VARS OF ADVAREITY. MO present monetary panic ie quiewy but surety effect. ‘mag © great change in Certe:c circien of eociety. Families who have stood high in ihe works of fusbion, aad whose meiety wes courted for ts weelth and portion, find wem satven compeliéd % give ap theste'o they have so jong held, and conient themecives with» more moderaie in femme, Wivoo on¢ deughiers who tp former times spent ot thonsands of dollars yearly for costly dresses sud ieQouinri¢ will now be compolled t tugn ever their okt Mther end weer whal remainn of thelr former fivrry. Sent yourg men, alec, wil! to cat of, and must submh to @e bard put wholesome pecessliy of working ‘or ew day breec Ot qoures (hese experiences wD be KEY wing Pus plesennt pertice tebianied for yesre © opuence and jusury; pet mabmit to them Wey most, and \; ie ihe dnty of a whe find themse'vee ihne ercomstence! to ccmmmence the work of Nite ages, ané sdept themselves iorbwu © dew pitered foricpes. ‘We have beerd of severa) ‘nemnces miely o! perivse woe tei similar view k cfilcere, expressed ‘heir earnest pal] te their presens position would yust'fy, for the of dusinese ecmmantiy. IDIOSYNCRACIES OF AN ILLINOIS BANK. Uso vi ine Linaaie conclades an article on iae ee oe & oes grapbic picture of an llitnas A vame boves, barely lay yoor wrists em to narrow tock bet Ope mee can approach ‘i atarre. the specie rcoop ore high Mee the jews of Ner) foot unlike them, covered copwebs. Yoar obeck is cancelied in tierce You hear some fumbling behind @ green sorecn. A pee Of stippias‘ers ee ibick as a bull’s born rod twenty: vo cente in» ver ie banded you for your inove- dere ‘This Dandie is tightly laced, the are ipaide, so tbat, with the other ‘pooeveniences, you can * dly connt them. You opes the bundle acd sift out the Mipkbams, Aimond trees and Wisconsine, api you are ps remote ily laid, * weve miles ic meetdtoir obsigations Jou asieac a! being MISSOURI. uadaly casi down by (heir Dad fortune, Bey hare started AUELTAL OF GOLD COIN IK FT. LOTIS. {m borwece sguin with renewed emergy, sad in ibe meas. Republican, Och 14} Wane commenced ecoomuZiDg Mm ihe.r housetoide ic show in city yesterday b; % We works pow Tg lly CArDOSs, ADG that | ie wdreniuiely | gy4 tteamer J. F. Woedraf, fram New Orieans, bad wren Fe perce we bate. £92,500 of the meta'th American ooin In one jot. ‘Among the perects thai Bave been “ 4 Tae evening Wommennee Z EB. Ogleaby arrived from the ny paseo, company reoeniiy was '. G—, tbe grees domestic dry goode deal | imma Yo thorchaste and lradere—aies several: fee, @. The peptioman came w ibis oily 6 poor mac thirty ohents belonging 10 various Missvuri river towns—all of on forty yoare ago; vince which Umno, by iedusiry, pro | whom bad more or lee coin in their possession. ‘Ditty apd ‘business tect, be bas boli cp ao mmenso Tre whole amount ‘the boy's wade extended yp 8s Union at gore ex ceded $i ‘over exe lime, isle sald. he bad ninety mille in operation in | Pre trouie morchants ip’ ihe due courso of trade in tus aigerens ‘parts of the Noribers Saws, x04 milliogs of | parnace of winter HOOKS ‘and in the payment of deBary paseed through his haads yearly. bad the times | 6.4 pile. This Detter qontinned food ail would tave been well wit him: pat o* be used for 8 Thwill bave a bene- when te premrure came be cavervanniely could sot | Scrat infivence 1 the sions of the next Jo on — imeediowly ort avout comomiing, and bo os a ty felt tm the sphere of Tey property began wilk hia bocerbold. "Be tad a fre + yeah por aay poume in Be i v sane and eA ence to tie fomity werd, where 0 on bt mag be tat qrepter) tpde Mrtropolin, n.d recciske thelr hieb oan be deviaed OMe “annie Lime to any soneicerabie ee they wil. aGord 6) (enllides for cusinems within sacty onl pandant from tte bores sido a7 i P i Z £ H howe! , Mieace which ime Mr, The A he subject af the guapenst tivoat A Tow daye etnoe a | of the barks of that hy 'on Wedneatay, sais ‘at the BO wehed to see this farn vce 4 banks were never sironger they are this » Dusiness. Ee werd 10 bie former office | day; their Jeose are D7 no means widely exteaded, thote m Wail street, aod was thore infurmed ihe: Mr. T—.. | peper is of the best class, e.roulaiion is wes now ab No. — Greenwich stress. Tiiaer the geaue @, and their specie reatrve ts ample. bt yy ened yy ey Eh ‘The Argus caye—As an evidence of the confidence felt aun ee Lee of baa bane ‘aun omen “ames rod for vile sh thelr ir af mas name cp stale who makes candice: perhaps be ie | Counters. ‘@t vernon 2 wi Advertiser Wat ‘#0, thes can’) in Montreal, re- Py ware” counter. It refused on es ay ‘ice ye P, Mr. T— itven in Fitth Canada and Mont try ender Was re: wits A erignss A Stenoms: Ta Poem Voorm.— the Kinderbook aia Ya 7 sa foneral of the me by ber husband tn that ha aye that the morderer was prevent and thet the Ten #1 only time he evinced any we before the J fonere!, when a id sobbing as if pk ty | ber heart woul! and kigved him. This seemed to me pan! touch hie heart, and pal cae of tere, At ‘Weare the grave oi eoked him if he | an Pte was not sorry, Dot it wae new —-.. toe tate, Teor where tre pao By murderer rietimn ae ome of the notes | th Course @f erection at the rear of the sbove mentioned the embapkmens above, producing guifccation and desta Deck, ® wine merehant {n tbat neighborbond, aad ai tho | me of the accident no less than iwenty five mou were on- | forty foot below tho level cf the siree:, and % had been Pained uboui ax feet when the accidens oocarred (in the ‘west aide of the excavation, and. about 30 feet sbove the ‘EPG where ibe workmen were engaged, sande 0 Rowse. During the raix o: the previous night George Berckly, and tome six or seven other Germans, ‘were cpgeged in the erecilon of the foundat‘on, 'mme ts. ously four of ihe poor fellows were entombed beneath A mage Of sand and stones weighing at ionst tex or fifteen tora, Up, aud the ecuifolding upon which the men were sizading FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN WILLAMOBURG. Caving m of an Exmvankment—vour Persons Hilled—Hairbreadth Eseapes—Melanchoty Scenes, Etc. A most melancnoly socticnt, attended with home of fe, coourred im the fear of Nes. 20 and 82 Remeon street, between Union and Lorimer avenues, Williamebarg, yeu- terday forenoce. Pour persons were, withot! the s!ight ees warning, launched into eternity, and the hearte of many peor peopie were made sad and gloomy in conse. quence. The victims were stove masons, who were om- ployed upon tn extensive lager bier vault which was ‘a Place, when « heavy mess of earth fell upon these frewm ‘The building was being erected by Sebastian Sohnader waged a} work. The foundation was being laid abou forming we edge of the ombarxment upon house stood had become lcorened, unknown to the work: mes, About 12 o'lock A. M, while the bess maton, distely under the frame houre atready referred to, tho | Jocs® eorth, risitg perpendicularty gbdove them to the height of 30 feet or more, suddenly gave way, and instan- ‘Thet ode of the vault was almost ontirely choked war arvered uyar te the depih of nearly tweive fees, ren- dering any attemns at prompt rescue out of the question. Th serere and other macens who were epgagod on the butléteg tmmediately gave tne alarm to the police, and prerprations were made to dig out the workmen, but the | confusion wes so creat thas much delay was experienced 1m she effort to remoue those who were entombed beret: she maw of rubbish. The excitement among the pemie living im the neighborhood waa imtente, esporially among [ the Germans, whose rymupethy for their cocutrymen waa manifested by loud walling and sbouting. The police Doing unabie te effect order among the excited peonie, the fire alarm for the Sixth district was sonnded, when the firemen promptly arrived upon the spot and commenced | the mournfal task of digg ng oct the bodies of those who were entombed, The work was prosecuted wilh vigor: and In the course of balf an hour, the crowd who assem- the face, snd bore evident marks of severe injary.- One of the men was found with e plesk acroes his body, while another ore was cruthed withan immense boulder, and bad probably been killed . The third one his and was otherwise ‘and injared, Lareite and Nicot were round, resdy all in the'r pow: tye ‘. dence of rema i if F iE é #8 : 2 i Re i i ; i i I me chiracter was presented, and to such of the were of srcmary matings, the fore Was & most mames of the anfortunate the bom menov, The deceased | as considerably bruised sboct Deceased resides tm MoKibben street. 0 2 Jsoch aveier, leg broken Deceased was & married msn, ar’! loaves s large family to mourn his loss. No, %. Hartiett Horne, ro iding at No. 11 Stagg sweet Deceased was a)out 23 pears of nd bed been married sbout a month. Hie body was Diy mutilated, and jock ing epentacte. An unkncwn man, a resident of thie city. De- ceased was n>out 25 years of ege, aud wes of mediam | jy, vice, He was dwk compiexiovel avd wore » The name of decoased could not be swertalned, as it wae Ane wn (0 the boer mason only, asd be, poor fellow, wae cpa ble te give the ‘nfermation. Bi: ips were ; be was dead also. ‘Two or three of ihe workmen bad with tbetr lives, One of the ed Mt 2, escaped in the moet miraculous manver, |is was steneing on ihe platform within a few feet of Beckley ai ihe time of the accienk The earth and stones struck one side of the bowbresdih es apes | nt | off with bermony | Sevetoria! Gist io: Copyeeion thet my name was presen Ps i H i i : COROWER’S INQUKRT. The following jary were empesansiio’ before Coroner Ineo K. Buell — G. BS. Garrison, James Rodwell, James Austin, Wm: ning, A Rebletver, AF. Dygert, A. Kosengarien, Jacob ‘The Jory, efter viewing ihe bodies of the deceased, ad- orrved to @ Retghdering house, where Ube following testi. mony was laken > Jobn Kupr sworn—Heeid-w «1 136 Boerem street; hare Brtwaderbeck aboat five ; hed to have cog the embanr- of the stove wail, vo pieces of earth have broken ei! or fallen down, since we o-rorenced digging: the house of #r Bohnader- DECK war siicaied or the edge of the bank; there might re under the henge that we onuld pot see. have spoken several times to Beckley abort the danger of : ! i i EH 18? ag H eek FF jt i ii il i i f ay i d i ait HI fi iF be Sige egt: ii i i i i é z Ho E34 li Hh Ege # £ = Es i ie 1H i i 8 pistol shot he body’ Temoved to Bellevue ner Bille will hold an inquest to day. New Youn Hoerrra:.—The following le the weekly re Port of the above institution te (ot. 16, 1851 —Remain'ng ‘Oot. 9, 998; admitied Oot. 16, 47; |, Cured oF re remaining Oot. 1¢, Maen, 210; Reved, 87; died, 4; females, BAS, CUNNINGHAM ONCE Wonk, The Decision of Judge Peanody Admitting Her to Ball Reversed. QUPREME COURT—OBNBEAL THEM, Before Ben. Judges Mitchel, Davies and Olerke. Oot. Vi—In the Mater of tie Habeas Oorpus of Emma Av gusta Burd, dherete Bisa Augusta Cunningham.— ‘My, Obaifie'd said that before the Cour! preceeded to ito dediaien be desired to sey that Mrs. Bur: for county offices. The excitement around we Oh) ‘W'gwsm was intcose, and up to tbe hour of midnight tho lopby wag indefatigable tn its attendance. 4 Al ‘olook the Convention wes called te order, when lsaao V. Fowler wes chosen Chatymas, The fire busi- taken at nese in order, was the nomination of @ camdidate for ine ome of Regiate’. The cise being om excentiogty Kiers- reward Live ore, there were many hungry applicants fir Wie past considered Lion. Hity-ene votes were necessary (o a choise. Tagbal- py ee] joung Reviny Reem proceeded with, ‘t resulted ne Bllewsn- 5 theaght he ‘eppéa.adie from the ot be cutored om the the accused wes : ariedouon of tha Qa the anpouncamens of she second ballot, Mr, Miner was degiared doiy nomionied. sow trove ber The Gcayontion then proceeded to balls for « candidais Sf thie Paarl, for the off'ae of Governor cf the Almatquse. Two ballow bs Tei deeys wore bad, when Anthony’ Dugre fei 50 votes, and wan deciarod to be the pominge for that office. ‘The shel aay ataed ly eal pe in be noes! ‘i Sendad to balat. ie « abe ve eee, ea ont) en yen Ab Wares remaven tate 4 Wittow i. Tweed, of the Sevens ward. » Pijab F. 3 Wol or'Roseh, of Joba & Biipge, of the Fhanve Wyler Cen oF of !ho nave: ‘Ths Copwentin having made all he mort cattone, F. Pavey, of the Temth ward the Rixte ware ward. oa infitees were appointed io walt vpom the ciferert candi- dates, pug ipform shew of 2608 fortune. BEMOGRATIC ABAPMBLY NOMDYATION. ‘The I¢meeratio Numinating Conven\ion the 16th As remb'y dieiriet (10tm eer) met inst evening at the Five Mile House, ab) Bomimated as the as1didate for the Ageem. bly Ur. George Wer... Mr. Weir wea a member o! tae Legislature during the years 1640, dl and <2 RBPUPLICAN ASEEMELY NOMINATIONS. Repablioan Conventions for porntnating aandidaves io ine Assembly moi in several of the districts last evening, In many of the districts ihe nominations were postponed. Sudjoined ts s list of the candidates nominated last even- ing Third Disiyit—Tee Oowvention met ai the Fife Ward Frankie street so? West Broad: aad rtals commitment issued by blob, conteinis ¢ the alle ged cause of bor (m- jen}, she appexed io her petition, making iis pari of the petition, Bhe alto # ates, io reference to hor im rigopmment, that i was illegal, “as she wn entiied to ail aod ready and off@red t vive euillcient seca Furth Assmibly District, ~Telg Gon vention met is « pr) vaio per)e? in Saat Groadway, tie Rumber of which ooa'¢ Tovar, Be rota and ees om 2. no that it apoears on the face of the petition thet her lacy, After’ am informal bailot, the whole msiver of ‘bal?, OF Bt least ibe ely Of granting (t, wea making © nomipaiion waa placed p the hands of wapecial | ‘mitted to the comm offer sb oF abomk the commtige tf 36 of which Dr J E. Snodgrase wae made ee ee tae ee poe gp tay ig . ePamep with power, The Convention then ad- ae Satan af the ey Grae, crmuantyg jourbed, tu jest to 1he call of the committee. Kighth Assembly District ~The Convention for this 4 triob mot si the residence of J b Fdmoncs, Eac , No. © her body, wiih the time imprisonmems, befor the Jodge, # the cuambers of the Supreme Ogu, aad the bo admiited to bail. On the y atrect, ond afer organizing to thewelec: | face of ihe wnt itself {t appears teat |! was isaved by ani coca Gap A ody, ab cbamvers, #6 that there ls no founds. ‘ Kor the wupporton thar H wea fenced by the Court wt - om the contrary, |: importa on ka face to DY @ ‘nd g4, ROW DE Got Of COOF: a coRM- ip whisk proceedings of this descr! p ’ twvarianly, orignate end are op Warden, in obedience to his @rit, predased re Jems, 03 the same time making bis % mmiment, the writ cf ard the order Of tbe Cort of Genera! Sessions, The Warden's return wee traversed by the reapondent, stating * thas ber imprisonment and priv ation of bell were cplawfo),’’ \' that the comm iting at ate bad pot sufficien’ proofs betore bim wo justify ‘hb commitment; and sbe sieges, npos ‘ofu mation thas ine pepers annexed io her traverse are true copies, of such proofs, aad the oy, proofs taken by soch megitrate.”” After argement before Judge Peabody rbe wae ducharged om hs! Thore proocedluge before lodge Peatody are now here, te review at geneva! term, for rs Jon and correction. pu > The Assembly District —Te Coay ontion for gor ‘8 republican csndidae for the Lagisiature, from this dis triot, agermblet in ivele pariot somewhere in the rd, the om OF whiow our reporter was nd after orren'zing appointed @ oo: with the Know Nowing Oonr enti o perocee of eMeating & fasion op « candidate, an o cat of (he Ormm ties. Pourventh Ascmbly District — Bightorvth War! —Met ae night 8: the Gramercy, to eominate a candida: sont the district 'p the Arsem)>!y—@r. Parsons :n \! My. Guleseie acting as secretary. Afier D, Jones Crean wae npanimousiy nominaied. Siztenth Avemily District —The members of the seo ciation of thie district assembied at the corner of Fi 4y- tbe papers cusered by the Waren, boing the cortiorar! papers of Jaége lei, an. the oxtrect from the minutes of the Court of ‘enoral Seerione tion he reserved. So that, motion ov; deen granted, the resposdent /e now entitled to the pepem | oft If i were granted, t is euppoeed by the rerpon ont’s conse? that rothing woul’! be then legally before ue, Dut the mere warrant of the committing officer; and Were woold be no proof thas any officer o\mer than | Judge ieadody bad judicially considered the legality or wnt street an! Third avenne end nnanimously norm.n isd rd Deyton for Assembly man. Every thing psaset 5 Z H TO Try) EDITOR OF THE ABRALD. { 1 ebservo ‘rom ty 9 published proceedings of the Seventn mil me to since thei It was ec o8e: ed ap scar didate without my lucwiedge oF consent, end that | am vot m “ 4 | bears Ay 4 ABRGW WORKMEN, | lexcy of reloasing the prisoner om bail Are these | hy, eT pny \hee, Bot properly oper of the Wardea’s return? City Intelligence or, if pot proporly an oneentia) and integral part of his re - i we y Otherwise improperly before Jadge |'sa- Teorvis Marware DmocwaTio Powticase The raaw | peiiy? iy gonuinewens a met impeeched. It te no! vie: towards ihe corner of Wall and Broad siroots, about two | puted that tho proceedings took piace Judge Daly efore the Court of o’ciook yesterday sternoon, caused general belief in that vicinity that there was s renewal of the panic, and that a ran wae begun on Downing’s oyster beds. The case of the excitement, bowevcr, was soon explained, Two democratic politicians, bous members of ihe bar, bad nthenticated; but, on an inquiry uncer the wit of habeas oor pus, it is ineiate:| that Ley were nc fi and rele. | eral Seesions, ab! that they are | | ‘ent’s counsel | saetess SNe ware bveughe to bene to cepeaale Ge hele ee ha cone individuals, full five minatos clepeed before active | SEND. te bare teen Namen ie lnniry, bs de cenred. The facts, as they cocurred, are | cision wae manifestly erroneous; for it le met pretended valid to be as follows:—Mesers. John B. Fogerty and John | that the process wae void on ite face, or that the magis- ‘ ell o Onder a st last. Mr Fogerty they maaitvetty: do net be tesa neti vebind J taken YH fete er iF i i i 3 Hi frectare 5 By this time, pms SS large crowd had assembied, the efforts of outaide friends in separating ibe combattarte without elther rabwrig ony acute darn age. Jenrcany ComvENnion.—Im our report of the proceedings Hi i of this Convention on Friday evening last, we omitted to writ of cer state thai after tbe first ballot for Berrogate, on whieh Mr. ‘00d, Waleoim Campbell reseived x within ytd three votes of those cast for Mr. West, Mr. 7 witb. ae ede as drow the name of Mr, Campbell, at hie desire, and re ‘oh ‘tod the ex iret qnepied rrande Se sagoert ir. Went, whe wes cowl: RS'os maseuns 2, ‘proverty Defore sated upon the next Judge Peadody, anc proper'y before thie Gourt for review, Finexan'? ToRcrucHY Precewnes—Rercax Hors or Fy. ‘The matter, ihen, as we perceive from thie retore—from can Conv aNY No, 19,.—-Guardion Engine Company No. 2° have intely been om as excursion to Boston, Providence Lowell, &. Last evening they ar ived home via the New Haven Railroad, and were warmly greeted by » large the whole case—and even from the pomber of ibeir brother firemen, who had sasembied at We raltroed depot in Wxth street to the nember of over five hundred. He No. 99 had the honor of eenorting the excursioniate, while the other companies termed \n & proceveion aed marched through the jodge velow wee ‘be committing Ry there was not before Hudsoa street as far as a evidenes thai Grand street, determined by any (menee pee cron i. honse of Fine No. 20, wheres colation . wes 4 for Taveners The Site wens very it ous proseriy ored' 00 Indeed, and did homer to thove engaged fm jasetiouse—be getting It up. aay caner magi Discovany OF Tue Dean Bony or & Srrromm Five be I Tumr.—The aend body of an unknewa mam, apparentiy cr Dail 10 com about 20 years of age, wae found Conting in the water at the foot of a an to the cows ver Ong, wes to be sere & case ‘attempt = ‘epon is i) fo section 43 of the act (2 RB, 07), whore the statute e An tqutry talo the juatie or propriety of commitment i cane, adds —'‘If there had been ne such elatale 6 is ciear, Principle, tbat the jadgmous cr decision of any oP offlcer of competent ja" iditiinn oxmact be reveemoden Rokens exes. If there hag Deen error the remedy ia by cer! or writ of error” Tre Jadge fanaa Up te on a fasea magictraio. cane of The People 4 Barvoer, 1), i ia expremig de. olded ‘Sheu the Fetarm ton Tlabdke vorpes wept test ee ap ory Ae ‘process are ibe coly fasts upon which issoe can veuutta! “These are what are meant as the meiertal facts witain (he 48th section See neenen ees ones © 5 £60). pap wheter. ibe process was fess: on aufficiens ov! regh he Rig oll refer to other cases. ypc pe aacr es volume ‘o9 ’ spreliae court Tor edeor” val "betore. foe mitting magistrate statutes, te power to bail and — tmpose ee ete ‘the direction to tbe Court o offlser to the party to ball, ti the care be bai! mandaiory recs eee cricber aivesean coroner, for dete made the duty oi Freuecnion and y to wilting, orm of deposiiona, Tho magiatrates bave coustaerubia ag! Peiling the siendance power in com of witneses.’” Bat, im addition to Adjudication of the commiting magistrate, Judge Dely entertained the qaestion. There ms, et ali events, to have been come discussion of t be- fore bim. Ae I bave ao reason, from the resort before me, fo fee) aseuree that be passed npon the mortts of tho question, and as it is possible that he di: mi med the matter ow *he groand inat he éid pot copsider is discreai to decide the quention, or, more probably still, that it was res adjuds- calc, ib '# nok, perhaps, expedient to'deem hie aetion in re- ference to this 00k BD ad) . todeod, iho same objectton would apply to bis action {n the matter at to Jooge Peabody's With regard, however, to tho deni. mm of the Court of Genera! Sossions, it a + the Court bad possession of ihe subject, Aud complete, undeniable jariediction of tho person of the respondent. She way triable in that Court, and they hed power to let hey to bail if they thonght proper, (2 8. & 710, 14, 31). Bolng @ party ia cause pending there the ‘ation Was properly made on bor behs!? by motion; f properly made by motion, !c a courtin which she rty tO an action, both Contestants being repre- sented and virtually prosont, no Habres corpus wre neces- sary to bring ber body before the Court. Oa an arptica- tion by motion, whether in w ctvil or criminal sotion, the Dedity presence of tho party making tt can answer no pur- pose whaiever. It is sufficient for he Court to be agwared (hat the epp'teation made with the cowent of the party. Forus, it is only necsssary to know thas tre Ucart bad power to entertain the motion, end thet in cise of this lawful actbority they 41d entertain tt. when the people ¢® motion agnipe’ an ac:used party, the effect of which may bo a jadgment, the body ougnt to be brought up; (1 Parko’s Criminal Reports, observations of Judge Mitchell); apd perhaps #: against ® priemer the Presumption of dares constantly exisis, it lv gone- rally incvmbent om the fi tagcniatio step fo see that this forced Mon ie Without reference, then, to Ji Geota ‘Adjocteated upon this joretion of bail: know, the matter wes fully and de by thom; thas th Bih’s lengua, correct deci ‘tbe prisoner on pail bai no new sisieof fe before to jartify hie isterposition. He bad pi Bo better meeps than the Police Justice, if a1 good, of aacertatal wheiher the respondent was cn iiiled to ball. er whether would promote the ends of justice to a¢mit bor to bal. We do pot believe thet ($ would »¢ constateant with tho well estah! shed preotice or # ith the public safety to allow one ‘Magistrate to cistarb ine deoion of an ther magistrate, stil: lees that cf a court in cases where the decision liberate inquiry into the mort; and if arule op this eubject for the Oret time, would consider it decidedly best t> the ro exam- {pation of decisions upon all sabvects we think tne lew 1g copfined \t, 10 am appeliats tribunal, according wo eta! course and practice of proce’ tngs for tbe exam- mm and Sorreotion of errors in an interior jarie- dietien. In this case the very isece joined on the motion im the Court of Sessions, wes whether ihe prisoner sboold be let to ball, no} whether Certain bell were svflicems That eeue wae decided egninet ber, ana Was cuvcivsive in every Wivunsl, exoepe @mappral Tite uolike the question wbethor bw 8 osu iiciomt; tbat coes not preclude a new arpl cating for ; for, im euch @ case, the we t bail were good s9000d, whetDer ibe second ball were rood. Having eri: 4 at tly renciesion, it la unpeoessary to consider the oiher queaiions caterta's- @d by Judge Peabody. The Gourt are unanimously of opin!" n thet the s receedings shor id be The District Attorney ipto thie Court from the Sessions, ant ihe scomed M4 60. tered into reocgnisance for her apoesrance. He now moved that the r be anpalled and tha’ the pr’- torer be remanded to custo): Mr. Chaiseld boped thas be rniertained tbe aocnsed should »e heard — fuob @ pro- position was unfair and rpjast, for if the d/ fondant ie wanded to custody, aad if the [wmirict Atorany 4! cboose to bring on her trial for two years, or if af © donen disagreements of jaries, the prisoper land rot, woul! thas be jorty Thank God Precedent for it tm this oven yet, nor tn that borrowed the hummae Sa fis: FEA ee of ‘oteet the people by ‘ruposing a gaiBcien C8. ruie of ball for appearan’ fi tbe 200 tee, Mre‘Oanniogham a iby” monatins ¥5 remain ‘ont on the same bal! TAB CAME OF CANCEMI. Mr). Bankman vnderstood that a ngon wae to de made by the District Atormcy to change the piace of trial of Cancom|, ine Italian who was charged wih the warder oreied \ alate tbe particulars of the amign- ment of bimecif asd Mr, Ashmead ae counsel et Re ee, Se eee of Se san Mr. Asbmead, tbe senior |, 18 out Of town, sad wee oct ‘& tho time the notion of this motion was pa wont remember a oe ae ce! reward when sasigned to defend Ee wl Joab Jeage Levies If you don’t go out of Ni ject to any of the inconvenis: 1S. waver ® Wimately edjourne: 6 matier wae alfim a te we cofeadeat's cucusel aipaiotng to take short atice of Sn om Bay Cay which should seem ¢e The Court thee a¢jocrned to the 201m inst. The Mavana Opera—Letter from Manager Maretzek. Prenapairnia, One 17, 3867, 1.9. Bao, hq = ‘My Daan Se— Wilt you allow mo W state, witb reference to & paragraph im ihe /'renca of the Cth Mamet, which wen wanslaied and appeared in the Hsnair of (hes merning, thét no difiouttion whatever Rave sprang ep botween my- self and Dom Prencison Marty, neither do I apprehend any cause which may prevent ibe opersiio Company ander my direction going to Havans to full! ovr comtract,