The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1858, Page 1

THE NEW YORK’HERALD. —— = ~ ———- ee wn ea oa mee a SUNDAY MORNING, FRBRUARY 7, 1858. PRICE TWO CENTS. keen lswledge of hnitian nature—he was permitted NEWS FROM KANSAS. WHOLE NO. 7828. DEVELOPEMENTS OF THE PANIC. 28 OFFICE. contract in the Street it, a8 the copy in Court of General Sessions, FRAUDS IN THE CONPTROLLER’S @! Uae Face Department da not embrace any wal otter ut. to.pead gully o an maul with intent 2 Fob, ae eee . piltiniiaanenabesd Meeting of the Investigating Committee—Mir. | 14 1h gud ot ; Fifty Nh street, from Third to SENTRNOR DAY. he been eunvicted of the efence' for which the Grand be i pacporsnecbige Recs Bay State Mills and Lawrence, stone Flagg’s Testtmony Continued—More Frawé@s | ith and from ‘to Kighth avenue, made by | Fes. 6 — According to the preseribed rules of this indicted him, ‘he could have been sent to the y ti ana Otvil War} & Co.—The Concern to be Woand Developed, d&ec., dic. Joseph Taylor with Oscar Taylor; and others in the | Court, which have lately been issued in pamphlet prison for the term of his natural life, as SPRGLAL CORADOTONDUNCD OF THD HERALD. Tre The Committee appointed by the Board of Coan. | case of Fourth avenne, from Beventy-ninth to Nine | form under the supervision of the Oity Judge and | © ‘was under bis plea, he could be imprisoned nasi taedpogbepeoapoill Up—The Defaulting Lay a cilmen to investigate the alleged frauds in the Comp- } *Y second street. WAnastreet | the Recorder, Baturday is devoted to sentencing the | Sr fhe mine wien” crete es ed dik ae LC wae the tame rer tm Hartford—The Worcer troller’s office, held their third esterday in | On this contract six ta have been made, as who have either been tried or -dircomstances, from the of his State officers under the Lacompton constitution, and yot it ter Defalcation—tommer- , meeting y: payment ; Tespactaraiity, of i the City Library—Mr. Genet, tie cairman, presiding. } follows:— guilty to the offences for which they were indicted | 2nd his Berea Stok character, aaa. oe a fat of | is not known which of the two hontile political factions tri- dal Frauds in England, Mr. Flagg was again catied to the stand, and pro- sal 24 requisition of Joseph 8, Taylor... $9,398 60 | ‘Ung the weck. The Court room was crowded by | th cape, Senlent wiki bg ol Doped hy ped ‘ex- | Umphed in that contest. The result of the olection has not vey * ag oe: ceeded with this testimony relative to the defalcations | jont. 11, ‘do. 2,074 45 | interested epectators, among whom were two of the Biratloe efieeceience——coa year i the penitentiary | yet been officially declared, ner will it probably be until laid to the charge of ‘his Inte protege, James B. | Oct. 28, . 2,578 45 | fair sex, who occupied seats at the table allotted to | —he would’tead an honest tro fate of the constitution itself shall have boon decided TE BAY STATE MILLS. Smith, an@ for which that gentleman is now held ag ae = ioe & the represontatives of the press. One of wer, (BURGLARY IN THE THIRD DEGREE. by Congress. In tho meantime, the parties here tugs for examination {in the criminal court, om affidavit | PO) 77 , ‘ ee in the oft used phrase, the “observed ob ne poewend Abeeeme Bogart, pleaded a migeepeni there severe sien eying soon inet lumph | Another Meeting— Report of the Investigating ‘ "she being remarkable fer her i nen. Fe machinery for success, which bas caused them to triump! Committee—Vote of the Stockholders to made by Mr. Flagg himself. March 9, do. C. Turner, Dep.St.Com. 1,896 39 | servers, iB tl , Boyle's previeus charecter was | 0 e they are also victorious in this; Elwolve the Company and Wind up ite Mx. Flags examined — in, Total amonrtt‘of payments............$15,450 74 PODS seen voy ure sn i Mocouee of ifs wick Bee tes Tress jaa | the free State men, always fearing and crying, instead of nro the Boston Journal, Feb. 6. Legler pgp tp Pcl Use cae dheponed <tiey EA eeece we Sm | Ce calaahone of kienmieeetioe, was sent | daring and doing, betiove themselves Deatea. That Con- | An adjourned mecting of the. stockholders of the farther ‘in relation to ‘the charges of fraud in your Pr By snc tar hon Femienn ome Giver rious cherge of grand larceny preferred ayainst | +9 tho: for six mortths and to the | gress will admit Kansas under the Locompton constitution | Bay State Milla waa hed at No. oii this a departnfent, which were under our notice at the last | been paid. SosephiR. Hare, alias George Williams, and Ctrarles | State: for two andsix months. is here considered « foregone conclusion, hence tho anx- | forenoon, at 11 o'clock. There waa q! 4 meeting? ‘k—We have been exainining our books | Amount of work to the date of his requisition is } Gorikiey, who pleaded gailty%o the crime for-which Court then adjourned ti Monday. jety tn rogard to tho rosult of the late State election a very lengance, of. the stockholders, ‘The object of the with reference to the frauds on the city treasury in jiven meeting us specified in the call: — ae 9 } they were indicted by the'Grand Jury. On'the 5th : ‘of January, while one of the expressmen of Kingsley great. The prosiavery men cling to the hope of their The Mayor’s Police Among the’Gamblers | success Wa teal sce fis their Inst and only chance | 70 hear the Fr frei tyemrngr ry mye Tn'accordance with mstructions issued by the Mayer, | ‘or power; the {reo State men aro equally bent on posi- ‘ation, and to recommend such couree us they might tw nta confirmed by the‘'Common Coun- siege aa w of seeing Cai they were correct. Yedger where the accounts are | Total... ........00.essneeeeee cree ed :...$1,996 00 | &'Co.’s establishmest: ‘was tarrying for a fow mo Mr. Cady took the tedger where the accounts are Total..... $1, - the police attached to the Mayor's dffice last even- al aodi Pade et 3 . | Judge best, in order to secure the interests of the mma¢e fro! aesesement rolls as certified by the | If the last requisition had been paid, the total ments'in a store in Nassau street, the prisoners em- ” tion, the spoils and pluader. Thus stan: political par. pei ah ay corpora- Frag Me dg ont’ test them we got the re- payments would have been............ si7aad 7 eA braced the opportamity to drive off with the hors» | ™8™ade 8 descent won a gambling hell kept at“the | ting’ ag parties. But the people, tho great mass of tho bs hgh a soepoe Mens abs siathioee iKeagiad corner of Grand street and Hast Brosdway. Sergeants | honest and thrifty citizens of the Territory, though they | the offices of the corporation, Orbit and Birney, with portion eof theirrespective sqcads, | may he more or lees connected with the ranks of oither | "To sce what measures shall bo adopted for the payment eordsept by the'nesessor—the official records after- | Qn the 2dof May, the Comptroller requested John J and‘ wagon and its ‘valaable contents. In ‘the ex- wards confirmed—on under t se ays entered the premises, and after watebing for some time | Hoty tong to tho bottom of their soula for peace, for the | %f its deble; whether the whole or any part Pro- com “them with the | J. Serrell to measure all the ‘work done the { prers"wagon wasa jparcél of cutlery, received by the Iedger we found ‘the contracts to number 144, and | contract with Oscar Taylor on Fifty-fifth street, — bs jad Mian at thestoreof Lamson, Goodnow is Swen associated with man street; ofhteé] pens 4 progress ‘various: operat: ty, real or personal, shall be sold or pledged; and tray 7 earscribet soar vext pl ‘eae petrGe ck ia Po ieemolge {from 6 "Totcrece, jue we apact ion, in which | settlement -of Kansas difficulties in one way oF | hteiher measures shall’ bo taken to clove ite alaire and from the bookewhether the payments on the con- | "heir estimate of he amount of work done to May | ‘Through the of wand Devee, | %me thirty pervs were participating, very unce- | sicther, under the lecompton constitution or any other | to dissolve the corporation; and, gener ally, to adopt soos trates We examined 420 items; T found 8, 1857, 19 xa follows:— of the Deput nt's office, ‘thre accused | Temoniously arrested the entire party. Wheo the officers | constitution. A large portion of the free State party is | measures a may bo Judged necessary and proper a be ‘officially announced themectves, and ‘the determination to willing, if not anxious, to have Kangag admitted under the na ag nag Ral which might be adopted arrest the gamesters, there was such a getting up and | y Komrton constitution, believing tho quostion would in Presiden he 01a. on Lennie sagen hed pete: Poe-reanllaree peyecarh quickest setled, So tho threat raised by de- | anhoe'a Hah” Re nae at Le Aanadt by A. c. other hiding places, as hac seldom teen witnessed. All | giening:men in the Fast, of a bloody olvil war in Kansas, | Tenney, the clerk. attempts to encape, howover, wero enavailing andthe M&- | shouid she'be admitted under the Lecompton constitution, ou. F, B. Crowninshield, the chairman of the ‘| Jority of the perty surrendered atdiscretion. Among the | ;, groundless. Indeed the free State party, as a party, pr argag-nece ag a pore their report, which we — me hal Bederiek | evorno abiding objections to: the adestion of thet consti- othe meviaten in thelr introdactor remarks, strong, J. Seorenay Geotgo Wrignt Jona stath, Hecry | ‘ktt'Rater ht the: crashing ‘out of @oe'imeerument Rwsit | in explc.ation of’what may appear t have been an Guar” Ye Gilles sage nt, orris, Thomas, “yi fable peomales wary sige task, . unnecessary delay in making their report, that “ it them_ comparative, Pigs ora ag Br Cpe 4 Be Cae yards e xen ce 7 ape 0. There was no! ‘wro! scoveres e} 4,7 0. lasting, &c. confirmed assessments; Bat in other eases there looks 681 fe: culvert, “who confessed to! having sagged it'to a stolen ae if there were frauds. After-examining all the ‘ —————.] goods receiver, Officer W: feomenea to the tod checks ined enmempnliiththwe posted on | I'ma ike ine whole amount of work cabo th, | ter erect, and suttecded ia reeovering reser por and checks corre! one on A 4 bed piece Ei a M. Lg left bod ks rare bd by via ee Povey toe’ Ayr 06. weet, © ‘tion of the Property, which be con: tw ~ were diosed we consiserable culty. } ;, 5 Seal ‘There is another class of accounts where the con- Faveanth ling pathos es LE cubic yarde, 47,244 }. ern a bewie se Feil remem! co ‘tracts are nd‘ finished, but are running on for three, As measured by Messrs: Serrel & Ewen * 20965, re ee pian arnt om yesterday $1,918 86 | were arreste evening and the wagon restored. - ol fiten one of the culprits, four and five: years, on which we advance in monthly — } : Edward Gi John W. Nelson, Usonard Mansfeld; | “ven if we have the Lecomploa constitution and the | must be remembered that some of the committee, igeymente, 79 per cent on Se are penta tobe Excess of Vidal's certificates. . . “ 25,979 |. The —— te ipesinighoren Observed that Fdwerd Dee eben Adams, Morris Hart, B.C. Winters, Pip os men eve the Tale, thereat majority of the | not to say all of us, have had other engagements of 3 by the ordinance of 1984 the Comptroller is to | Rock excavated, as certified by Vidal “ 8,701; | there were three charges of a nature pending | john Alexander and James Rice. ‘The party were march: | squatters cannot be forced into civil war unless it be | importance which have required much of onr time, y the advance of 70 per ent only on order froma | eT eee a ea Ewen 4727 | against the defendants, ut in extenuation of the | oq of” to the Thirteenth ward station house 10 await tho | directly for the Jefense of their persons and property. Nor | aah that in" the resminalione appraisals and eti- he head of the Street Department; but they keep conduct of one of them (Williams) he would say | course of events. The police aleo captured all the gamb- | wil the noisiest of the abolitionists be roady to take the mating the value of the property, making inquiries «Ro proper books there to enable us to keep our in- “Fixcess of Vidal's certificates. .cubic yards, 3,9" that immediately on his arrest he expressed a wil- | ling apparatus, and among the spoils was $131 in money. | field, War is dear, assassination is cheap. Phat is the and the investigations ot coppikaiet pr es ‘aa terest account. In fact , we might make double pay- Guteort eartided her Wada) fect, 816 lingness to give all the information in his possession | The Mayor is determined to break up the haunts of the | key that will unlock their actions. Not a week since books, in most cases without the explanations of ments. Paving failed to got them to ke«p the pro- | ©wlvert ce! y OA eae 7 in respect to-Bingham, the receiver, ‘stating that ‘he | blacklegs, if it is poseible for him to do so. there arose the report that there was a tie in the Senate th NS wleen tetaenelin ae ned cot Do. as measured 97 Serrell & Ewen : 681 | would be a witness for the . The prosecutin; cities and the pro-tlavery men bad s majority of ose in the | those m trausactions were made and entries Be. I directed the Auditor (as I stated tne Excess of Vidal'scertificate ; “ "T8811 Ctooe had mo occasion to call tien, the Crldenes it Oly Intelligence. House of Representatives; two days thereafter there was | directed, we have been often baffled and interrupted; day) ‘to open accounts'with every contract on ‘ 2 no majority in the house, but an innocent man had failen | and that we have endeavored to perform these duties his possession having been sufficient to secure “the end desired, The Recorder, in passing sentence, observed that the larceny was executed in @ very adroit and auda- cious manner. He sent Williams to the State prison for two years and four months, and Coakley for three yearswnd eight months to the same institu- tion. ich the 70 per cent was payable. Not finding it | which at $20 perfoot is $2,700 for culvert met built. bey after a delay of = io Bl T directed Mr. ‘This case was reported by the Comptrolier ‘to ' the Smith to do it. Before my time those advances | Board of Cpe emacs veh ba se of ae — were pai uisition from the Street Commis |.companied by the report of Messrs. Serrdi-é en, peal ag me ree which will be found in the proceedings of that Mr. Flagg then proceeded to relate certain frauds | Board of that date. — discovered in thefcontract for regulating Fifty-severth | “Since the publication of the report the contractor street from Third to Fifth avenue, of which he said }'has done no work on this job. he had “nade memoranda; but his testimony was + Chairman—Youvsaid the last day, Mr. » thet #0 rambting, so full of parenthesis, and altogether | the figure “1” was added to an amount of $2,800 in unintelligible to the committee that he was request- |'the contract of Fitzpatrick; did that refer toa ape- edto refer to his memoranda, out of which the | cial work of $2,800 or toa generalone? A. dove committee were enabled to digest the following ac- | ral work, I suppose; when Devlin was appointed count of the aftair:— * Street Commissioner he made all his claime over to A contract was made by James Furey, July 29, } Fitzpatrick, so as to convey the contracts’ over, es 1854, then Street Commissioner, for regulating Fif- |» we supposed, to Devlin himself again. ty-seventh street from Third to Fifth avenue, with Q. Was there as much as this $2,800 due Fitz- Sonn Quinn. « {¢patrick by r office? A. In his card he claims Three payments were made on this contract to John $30 000 or $40,000 due; I suppose that amount is Trovmis iN vam 'F:vru -Avewve Cuvncume.—The Baptist } by an unknown hand, said to havo been unknown even | as thoroughly as could be, within the limite of church in Fifth avemuo,atthe corner of Thirty tifth street, | othe vietim. Should we have the Lecompton constitu. | fe porausl Meath of tine We, tart aan and in which the Rev. Sydney A. Corey preacher, is about ee rl ee sn tekst, tea ibeyt hones c the books of the company to be carefully ex- to change bands, owing to the financial embarrassments | OPO in the House of Re eaentatives, with jouw gg tec’ have also ¢ ‘gro Eo boost, of Law- of the congregation. It is a costly and superb structure, } Senate, prove true, then that party will control the State Het ee 1 ne na Sage ya em together the most laggers an lark ans lonely pi H m they supposed ‘that the additions to te list of members | 414 ir'the aneation ever comes to that, the free State party, property, and corapared them with the books; and i al BURGLARY IN THE FIRST DEGREE. Thomas:Carroll, a comparative youth, indicted for burglary i the first degree in breaking into a dwell- ing house in the night time when inhabitated by a human being, very prudently pleaded guilty to ‘the third grade of that offence on Thursday, and was brought > for sentence this morning. In conse- quence of his youth and declining to ran the hazard of atrial; the prosecuting officer judged that the ends of the law would be as well subserved by meet- ing the prisoner on his own grounds as to try him ‘Would noon get them out of difficulty; but in this calowla- | will secure the greatest number, Tt may be implicitly re- | in encral, as far as possible, have, by personal ex- tion they were disappointed. In view of this embarrees- | lied upon that we will have no civil war from the mere mination. ascertained the actual existence, custody ment, the trustees have made arrangements to transfer | [ct of the adoption of the Lecompton ee ee and value thereof. The millx, real estate and ma- the ute of the church, on a lease of two years, for $4,500 | the accitenta! position im which thal instrament may find | chinery at Lawrence have been thoroughly and mi- per year, tocertain inituential gentlemen, lately connectod | (nt Political factions, will perhaps be the cause of nume- | 1 telvexamined, and an exact schedule of all the With Dr. Tyng’s church, with a reservation that the Bap- | TOUSassassinations. If, however, none but the proper hing: nade, tet cone ‘may have the use of the church in the | Persons fall that will be a binesing to tho Territory, for | machinery been made, with the cost thereof as evening, when Rev. Mr. Corey will preach as usual. there are men here whe merit such a doom, if men ‘can | Charged on the books of the company, by one of our tial retention of the building will keep the Baptiat con. | Wwerit it. Free State men, even in abolition Lawrence, say | number, and a careful valuation thereof taken, item fend Together, and Ly the time of the oxpiration at | {hat iCcertain twelve persons, selected from both parties, | by item, with the assistance of competent exports. Frollease they may’ beable to conduct the allure of ihe | had been blessed by their country with the classic death | ¥¥om these dataa statement is sade showing the church successfully. Thero seems to be some dissatisfac- | of Haran two yeare ago the difficulties in Kansas would | condition of the company, the amount of its debts Bank, nting to $17,738 | made up of the contracts for Fifty-seventh, Fifty- | for the more heinous offence. The Court in passing not only have been settled | , but Id A ) . pyr eagh gps was senumed’ by aes liaesoa Pree, Fourth avenue, and cthers assigned 10 wentence, said that from the testimony that, was tion in St char erowine Out the sermons of the | have teen half ao virulent and troublesome as thoy havo aud abilities, and the ansets and resources to pay f the Ber Bank, and ments | him by Devlin. given before the committing magistrat ‘was sa- ge 4 been. san i» J Pere ratrequently made so the bankas follows. | _C. Are you satisfied that there is sufficient dae to | fisied that had the prisoner been, thed he would | Wet exwavagant style of living, The dinafoctod have | MEM sine paet aro aitompting wo play a yamo of | | The committee then proceeded to sive a belie his- On the reyataition of Joseph S. Taylor, $1,82 snake up this sum of $12,800? A. There might be if | have beea found guilty and seat to the State prison | preach to them in the Fifth avenue church terrorism upon the text of gen: civil war in Kansas | tory of the Bay State mills, of which corporation Mr. should the Lecompton constitution pass Congress. Asi } Samuel Lawrence haa been treasurer and principal Fat Omoes—The black republican Legislature of | have before raid there is bo relation whatever, between manager from the beginning, and of the firth of Law- 1856-7 will be ever memorable for the number of snug | civil war bere and the mere fact of the ad of that | rence, Stone & Co., who have been its selling agents. berths provided by it for political partisans, This fact is | Constitution. All the free State party ask, should Con- | ‘he members of this firm were Williana Lawrence, pa th n SYNE. rf not better exemplided than by the nice lot of comfortable | f"'and'ir they get up any ithe Wea glee hake caer | Samuel Lawrence, Willian W. Stone, Jarvis Slade, 4 a] a, ) ©. H. Perry. Mr. William Law- laces Which buye grown out of the Metropolitan Police | sipations, it is purely and solely to get possession of that | H- T. Jenkins and 3 <a Ya ene eas ie $8 per day for every | P2Wer and those spoils. Of course one of the collateral de- | tence retired from the firm in 1841. The committee working day, and as one-of their own number says they | #igns in getting hold of tue power is to destroy the consti. | Say:— are at work “nearly every day,” it is fair (> preaume | tion. Civil war because of the adoption of the Lecomp- “Mr. 8. Lawrence received a salary of $5,000 per an- that they will draw for. 300 daya in the year, making the | ton constitution! Why then did both parties go into the | numastreasurer, and the firm a commission of 24 per nice litte sum of $2,400. The Treasurer gut; $3,000 ae | election for State officers under it; no, if there | cent on all sales, they not naranteeing them, cls dues, also Superintendont Talmadge. The Duputy Super. | i any civil strife it will be because the freo | very liberal allowance for clerk hire, labor and other intendent gets #2 and each of the captains $1,200 per | State party did not succeed in electing their State | oxnenses. The sales of goods for the Bay State Co annum. Five eurgeous get $1,500 cach. The chief clerk | Ucket and State Legisiature. Gur political factions P y amounted iste to $1,945 e ets $2,000, and ench of his assistants $1,000, Asit would | Make enovgh noise to move heaven and earth, but it | Pany amounted in 1856 945 4 giving ‘absolutely impossible to quarter any more sinecures in | *bould always be remembered that they have done but | them a clear commission in that year of $48,637 34, the buiiding ander tho uamweof clerks thre aroauumber | very litle Ogbting, ‘They are warlike and belligerent ull | besides a charge for expenses of welling $33,550 82, for not less than ten years—and perhaps for the term of his natural life. In consideration of his plea, and of the fact that he was a young man, he would not give him the full extent of the law or impose the penalty which he would otherwise inflict. He hoped that when the prisoner had served ont his term of confinement, he would try to reform and be an honest man. Carroll was sentenced to three years and two months incarceration in the Sing Sin, prison. As soon as the sentence was pronounced, the mother of the unfortunate young man fell into hysterics and demonstrated ber grief in a truly af- fecting manner, causing the etout-hearted even to hed the sympathetic tear, wliile the female portion he andience shed tears ina copious manner, It wae with great difficulty that she was removed, and 9 82. oO uisition ef Charles er, Deput, ‘all was settled up. Pa ln og $3,911 25 aid Chairman—Nov as to the other case you refer to, A requisition was made by Charles Kan gnemdbe re ony A Mr. Flagg. A. We have not got that og to lay Street Commissioner, accompanied by a certificate | before you; it ison Fourth avenue, Seventy- of the Surveyor, Peter H. Dryer, and four days after | ninth to Ninety-second street; it is a job for $14,000, the appointment of Charles “Deviin as Street Com- | rand is not cont yet, but the work is done and a missioner, and is the first requisition for wall which | certificate has been presented by the Surveyor, Mi was not named in the contract as originally furnish- | “win Sinith, for the whole work; we find a number of ed the Finance Department; the total amount of | items in Smith's certificate which are not in the con- work included in this requisition, was $9,695, | ‘tract, amounting to about $2,000. ss ineluding the wall: sewenty per cent o° this sum Q. Mr. Flagg, was this $12,000 due to Mr. Devlin would be $6,779 50. For the payment of this | when he assigned these contracts to Fit: viok? A. requisition and a requisition for work" on Fifty- | 1 should think Doylin was entited to that ameuat; second street, bonds were issued for $15,500, and ‘a | we are exomining hese cases and will continue our warrant for $168 14 to tho Bowery Rank—-$15,668 14 tigation, and give you the result. the amount paid on the two | bs. Chairman—} with you would. being % ther’s riftes J ; hich luded t, clerk hire, labor, 9 t, ; ition was | Mr. Crose-Do you know anything of Mr. Smith's | thet could net be effected without the aid of her | of detailed favorites, domg nothing In particular exci they seo each othor’s riftes five or six hundre’ yards off. | Ww Mee ene, coerk ire, labor, ‘ransporte sa vd oo ao, Anil Site Comte private habits? : -alpediaged husband and friends, assisted by a number of the | drawing pay—the aggregate ‘Amount of tho city tuone | They have more fear of each other than coaildenee. ih tion, &e. The entire amount of their commissions sioner J e00m anied by a certificate of Peter H. Chairman--[ think itis hardly proper toenquire | officers of the court. thus annually wasted amounting to at least $30,000. Of Linnie w A fair bg pe rd Kansas warfare was late- | from 1848 to 1857, inclusive, from thia company Dreyer, Sarveyor both of which contain wall; and | into that here, as Mr. Smith ia before a crim.nal A PRLONIOUS ASSAULT. course those who get the most pay do the least work. Fee ee batmern Laaxenworth City ana Kickapoo. | alone, was $335,071 84, averaging $33,507 18 per Fung in Canam Sramut.—Shortly after six o'clock lest sdk GATE Oe ade eee annum, besides the expenses of selling, daring ten hight (Saturday) a Srewas discovered in the attic of the | City, that town got terribly {righteped of poor littie Kieka- cog Haas poe area for oe latter pe of ‘itding No. Dedar street, pied | poo; hundreds of armed men guarded the streets; tho he term. 5 ‘8 this, however, they were doing « cones mary rae: wabiding Ke. 90 Cesar stress, conapiod | Eivler won attive oabiog orrenteesanto Woe the deoainet | large Comitiiaaices bOlindia for the Wiliiers’ bee B oO Per 9 ¥ s Steam pripisrs: Tne firemen were uickly at ihe ra? | the town; tho slarm bells rang, and thgoughout the en- | berton and New England Worsted Companies, from Henry Herman, who was tried on Wednesday for asaulting Frederick Baker with a gun, intending to kill him, and convicted of a simple assault by the jury, was sent to the penitentiary for six months— the severest penalty the law allowed. The ‘upon the presentation of this, Daniel Ewen was re- | court. I would say that | expect Mr. Smith to give quested to examine all the work done under the | testimony bere, but he was desirous first to purge contract, and report in writing. A report was made | hineelf of the charges made against him before a by hun Nov. 18, 1857; «a by this report the | criminal tribunal; be is to be examined on Tuestiay amount of work to that date was $52.6 The | next; he wishes to be heard there first, and I conceive ‘ A, ; : ight the greatest fear and excitement prevailed lest | which, in the egate, the: vived duri the on f wall estimated by Mr. Ewen was | it to be right that he should. ° stated that he was of the opinion that the defend- | mises and soon extinguished the fire. The flames were | [T° Bie Le rs p “ e aggregi 'y received during th boy gee feet, which, at 12 centa, is $19,200 The committee then adjourned to Saturday wext, | ant’s conduct on the occasion was inexcusable, and | confined to the roof, The stock of Clayton & Ferris was | yycxatto should come down, burp and destroy fF ne year 1856, including commis-ions from the’ Bay making a total of $51,875. at 2.o'olock P. M. that when he fired the gun he intended to kill the | dam: by water said to be insured. The first door is Semen he the poor letle, wicked re anhew viens | ee Coaipasy, $94,799 81, although they sold for if - take Mr. Ewen's moasurement’of the quanti- Se neg oe complainant—for he fired twice. The accused kept a | occupied by Tiiton & McFarland as an iron safe wareroom. | o¢ Kickap , equally ‘armae frightened, capestiog go the Worsted Company but the last three months of ties of -work done, exclading the wall, and compare The Terkish Visiters. lager bier saloon in Eighth avenue, and on bein; bt damage will be doue to their stock. The build- | the Leavenworth boys were on the way uptodestroy their | ‘be year. Mr. Lawrence's salaries were credited by » ‘ ‘ified . Dreyer, | THE BXPRCTED TURKISH ADMIRAL AND H19 SUITB— | aronsed by Mr. Baker and bis friends, who ing is damaged about @200. miserabie shanties and hovels, bang them to the branches | him to the firm. i the resell) Sakae ore grin ty APPROPRIATION FOR HIS KECEPTLON. some of that beverage, he greeted them by discharg- | CaTmouie Lankary Assoctarion —The Catholic ladies of | of the trees, or billet them by’ bullets, The big free Stato The firm, as such, had no capital. The ers Barth filling. Rook. ‘The edjourned meeting of the special committee | ing the contents of a pg) in into the cranium of | this city have made arrangements for holding a fair and aes hyphens Eggi, | vee “2 = had bonny bay $ private property, igi noth’ ng was Mr. Preyer’s estimate, cubic als. 115,040 1,249 | of the:Common Council. appointed toadopt measures | M1. Baler and the back of his companion. ‘Che pri- | festival for the benefit of the Catholic Library Association. ee ee a ye oo night, each | ever pat into the concern. excepting lances of ac- Mr. Bwea's.. ccc ec ccces cece 68,500 3,300 soner s counsel explained this rash condunt by stat- | 1 wint commence on nest'Wodaeeday,,and continae til the | weithes mad the alightins itncatne ce deturbing 163 “a counts of profits which might be due to them res- for the reception of the Turkish Admiral and hie Excess of Dreyer over Ewen... 46,540 7,947 | suite met yesterday at noon. Alderman Boole, the Deducting 30 per cent from the whole amount of | chairman, presided. Although there was no quorum work certlied to by Mr. Dreyer, in seven successive present at the time to which the meeting was ad- rtificates, the ice remaining of 70 cent 4 Seriwaniy'a few hundred dollars trom the whole | journed,the Chair suggested the propriety of pro- amount of the work as mensured by Mr. Ewen, | ceeding to business, even in the absence of the other which shows the ws ape dbed ng om A te gageg members of ‘the committao, as he understood that the work actan 5 > queaty Sothe whale rome b ‘of work done, and in | the Admiral was expected in a very short time, and, way defrauding the Treasury to that amount. therefore, no time was to be wasted. Mr. ‘Ceonsshat us understand: You thought you On motion, Councilman Vax Tove, Chairman of the were paying only 10 per cont, whereas You Were | subcommittee, appointed to confer with Mr. Smith, Pee ind the city has not lowt anything? A. Not | the Turkish Consul at this pert, reported on the re- so far. sult of their interview with that gentleman. He & Oey ae toad h A. Yea. stated that they vinited Mr. @mith yesterday. and ing that a short time previous to the occurrence a | eyeing of the 1¢th inst. We hope they will be as auc pectively. By the agreement among themselves number of rowdies visited his premises, and attempt- | ceasfulas the object desorvrs, and as their own benevo- | has hereiotere bees wore hike thie thang man natn en | each partner had a right to draw out his share of ed to take his life, and supposing that these men | lence and generosity permit. We do notknow many insti- | Fast could be made to believe. Thatthore bas berwamene, | the earnings at his pleasure: a right which seems were of the sume class, he himself and fa- | tutions which commend themselves to every good citiaen | einations in the is too true, and that there will to have been freely exercised by some of them, past 5 be more P a wore = cone coe Tees, ye aged Bar- pid Ke ae LY ) - aaaaactal useful know ledge more lathe iaare, wen someciaten yamping and some loa Aghta : me = a) La 2. he ir {ite Eb Lemmons TT sald t ol than a je on! 0 expect , but whosoever leves the cy ovel wh r le AAD i. ood valued | a Nene Bngghk eyed mere fact of the tdtutssion of Kansas under the Lecomp: | and Mr. Jenkins $5,769 36; while Mr. Stone was a time that @ lesson souk be tanght, Criminal Personal Intelligence. ton constitution will cause one blew between even any | creditor $13,613 42, and Mr. Perry $15,019 93. They Jndgesmust make a startin, t at e place, The Boston Traveller of the 6th inet. says that William | two of the inhabitants of this Territory errs greatly. The | fur x considerable period held stuck in the Middlenex id he pad if the defendant's point “infortunete tg | H. Prescott, the celebrated historian, was veized with | Ogbt for rule and for power, however, will go on, until end fey Misia Comoasion, aaccatan te pnd Hoc tatallty velationa: Ch tant was #o unfartunate in | partial paralysis on the day provious. A speedy recovery | the free Stato party obtain, ax trom their very Iarge imalo- | $500,000, which, to St tat cee bis family relations, (he has a sick wife and a pum | Wax hoped for. rity they ought to have, the whole government in their | {cQvdoat, purcarictme # technic expression, was ber of young children.) it was something to be re | 5. Gusen Christina of Spain has taken possession of the | Pande. “If they have been censurable for not obtaining it oat y ig MONeY on & pledge of it, and by gretted, but which could not be noticed by the ster® | paiva di Spagna in Rome, in which she has commenced | beFore thie time, they may now make up by Pussuing § | Ae thee indebtedness. “This condition of their ai- mandates of justice. a ccries of splendid entertainments. censurable course for obtaining it. What blood bereafwr | fairs the committee consider to have been most re- AN INNOCENT WOMAN, flows in Kanens, if any should, will flow simply and solely | prebensible, and it mav perhaps have been the pri- Nerges, a fashionably, well dressed and | ,,™ bncap tno Tebreseotative for Martiniqvein the | 56 9 means for thoir obtaining’ power or in their efforts to | mary cause of all their troubles. The firm and aceo elderly Geman lady, who pleaded to —— Diy, has died in Paris. obtain power. If they have the power in the beginning | of the individual members to have dealt in J Some of the best penmen of Berlin are in mak. | they will take the Lacompton conatitution, should it be the stock to a large amount from the beginning, and |. Was thie wall paid for? A. $2, were paid in the fourth degree in passing a counterfeit bill, 4 on ‘it. Bondafor $11 7 Spal lg ew F gan that he informed them that the Admiral had passed | was then placed at the bar and waa closely seruti. SES case fat bok tien ee | ee sm ths wecentusy om men toakane to have been almost constantly transferring and re- find no through Franee, where national hospitality was ¢x- | nized by the audience. sod the Princese Victoria of England. Copies are also be- | bere is vot in regard to the qvention of slavery, except az ceiving transfers of shares. and changing and pled@ Q. Can't you account for them? A. Not aniess | tended to him. He then went to England, where he The Recorder in passing sentence intimated that | ing made in German, Portugocae and French of the mar- | it effecta the price of | property, nor can it be said | ing the same. Sometimes it would seem to have are located bere. intended to remain till after the marriage of | the case was an unusually interesting one. He said | riage contract of the King of Portugal and the Princess | to be in regard to the Lecompton constituticn, It is pro- | been done by way of speculation, oftener perhaps to ¢ ca whom does the fault lie for issuing these | the Princess Royal. From England he was to have | from the number of affidavits presented to him he | Stephanie ot Hohenzollern. eminently a struggle for power. The free State men wish | keep up the price, 40 aa to prevent Lay and bonds! to New York en route to Washington, where | WSs perfectly satisfied that the accused knew no- | A Paris .otter in the Jndépendance of Brussels, gives | ‘he rule for their special ‘private on alarm as to the condition of its affairs, and in one in- . Well, Mr. Smith ought to have given an Were they entitled to these bends on this jot? A. claim they were. that the Rear A thout the wall, were they? A. No. his city, and the Consul stated thatibe would Well, with it? A. It seems they were, from of the wall I take from Ewen’s Honor Mayor Tiemann, that the estimate. Mr. Cross—Was Mr. Smith in office during ‘kish Rear Admiral should not ~ ‘A. An a general thing ho was; be aa of character of the bill that some details of the ladies’ dresses at the reception at the | CUt their ideas or principles in wore cdu- | stance, at least, they appear to have purchased o a A ye Kae sring | Frm coven Sew Fea sye-—potnrie vores | Set pce ngs tn roar? | lage dust of tock a's peat advance te aa ry , a> 8 _ thin laudable contest between them ; Majenty was poaively ‘dessling with + ontrary an Load ee ae settled but, hes a Lo chee sastto he peeled wie ae oe = iher write, speak nor read the English | {9 dear ber train Among tie indie pratiot’ the telesine | beautiful Territory who are attached tothe principles and who did not withhold an expression of his opin- and was informed by a man that the bill, | were expecially remarked of Mra. Daring, ‘sistor of tho | (eesed by the one party and hate the priaciples with which ions, a gentieman of influence, and who is known to be a counterfeit, was a Duke de Baneano, who bade dress and court mantie of | te other is iden! ‘and the extraneous incentives to | look carefully after hia own and the interesta of one. Under those circumstances his Honor sus- | moire antique of pale green; the Duchess 4'latrie, a dress | *trife, eoch as Beecher’s riftes, vast collections of money, | others confided to his care. ‘business houre ) reception shou! ; the liberated from | sbot with silver, with red, aod colored man- | Clothes, and especially rotgut (orandy) which they have | — It has been found difficult to te entirely and waa poled out. Se ry tb himself, id be - Mhocgh che Aen 4 pb m4 expression to | te; ne. Fone, nieos of he Calmecan of Wallachia, a sent into the Territory, have kept the contest open to this distinctly the acts and doings of The treararer from . Was he out muds riding or yachting? A. Lat- | the city, or our own President. He was in favor of | ber emotions, she evidently Sno peg toy nemented with botquete of fawers aad cherries: when | . And atl that oxtrancous influence ia very powertul | those of the firm. They are much intermingled and he was not. affording the best means of seeing the different in- | and when the interpreter communicated to her produced acharmine effect; abe the Haroseas de iryede, | SM0v4 Us, Thare are fectious men here whe do not even | confused, and there seems to have been not much are other frands in the Fifitysecend street | ctitutions, and would give his vote in favor of a suff. | result of the matter she was unable to walk. STanie enfin Green und madile of great olegance * | now want onr difficulties seitied. No, say they, we must | stinction kept up of Mr. Lawrence's acts aa trea- ease of which Mr. has made ums. cient appropriation for that purpose, but he was AN EXTENSIVE RECKIVER SENTENCED. he keep the Kansas question pending, otherwise our friends, | *urer and as a member of the firm; and Mr. Slade Oc the 29th of , 1866, @ contenct was tn having any money sppropriated for ; | Jamon Bingham, who. wan. tried and con. | , The King of Provsia, for the fret ume since hie linees, | the republcane, in the Fasera asa Northern states wit | seem in many cases to have acted and managed. as made by Joseph 8. , then Street Commis. eri shenet Pacha wih Leal ono victed yesterday of receiving stolen goods, and | Arse coe See ee een een ane teens ave nothing on which to oppote the democracy, _ Almont though he had been, so to ray, a joint or assistant rene’ to Bast river itu Charion Devin, and pay: | toons "ECshcming uhecty oie AEeL | the "proceedings, war arigned St iie‘bar | Snscssans gateraaccongrtntons eBoy | opened peace They ay fe rab Tigeea mee “Te | "Rh me when they undertook the agency ot aveny? p , * | to for sl ra vy J + S| con wi for sume time. they who, for #t daye, direct! 1 indirect of Zs mente have bee ihe tore ean uk Vong darn som are. Some ofthe mem- | Hi counsel denied to hare the sentence, pst Be beautiful and wealthy Pupaen Noi, the much read We Tera Tog iret aaa, to an to | the Tay Beate Company the mere and bad 1 Vng been joseph rae ated tins p comm: aceommoda- * order afford - mi cor Parisian beauty, given hand, give the a would je Lay irean opportanky - » do. tions should be provided, others that $5,000 should | 40 opportunity to provide for three small c | heart ant wealth to an Englishman of the name of Dixey. | to lead the people into rebellion they subsequently, in ember, Ines, became the be aqywronriated to defray ail expenses, but nothing | Who were deprived of their mother a short time St. L Fob. 5, 1858, | Selling agents of the Pemberton and in Sep- 28 | definite was 9 ed aie the result of the debate. | fince. The Recorder would not defer the sentence, Howe—fepeal ie Leavenworth (Kansas) papers of ‘te bein alte say | tember, ‘fess, of the New England Worsted Com- Se od At length Councilman Gaxet moved that Rear Ad- = said he hopopopery the oe iT to cee a fi 5 Bogiapa Waa Mi nd Ind that General suckely, the comaplemener 7 by tho pes Be. eaten al Was ah be ae. phomsed ty prison J.B. & on ; Pre it the claims of ei ; a UF hy ot ine ‘ane time oR pospttalition of p ete tateoded oie. Homer, fo passing pentencs, maid thet the veraict Of | Rapin Sauth dee Now Yorks Prat Gee Ooerectoce; | tained Tenses during the Kecsan diftcuition bas allowed | firm were, by the terms of their omployment, bound wall weas introduced into wiaition for pay- ~*~ the jury was a most righteons verdict. This waanot | J 0. Randeren, Troy, ©. H. Rand, Halifax, dM. tawion: | the claims, amounting to nearly $400,000. to come wi heavy acceptances, and were, in fact, req Par | The motion was carried by a vote of 6 to 1—Alder- ry . y ment on Pifty-seventh street. The wall is incladed | man Tueker voting agaieel th the first time that he (the prisoner) had been | (v's, Thos Collyer, New York; J. A. Wood, M.D., 7. J, Sha: | | The Board of Commissioners appointed by the Legisla- | in the habit of raising or of in the certificate of F. P. Vidal, Burveyor, as well as | Comncilman Genet next moved that a sum of | brought up for receiving stolen . He was Fae nee ne clcation Teorey cnaneed in taking | sums of money to carry on their ; the requisition of Mr. Turner. On the requisition $2,500 beappropriated to defray the expenses of the | convicted some time since of a p+ ay ag and ae mi page ns ; and in addition to providing’for their own indebted- in in y 5 of C. Turner, ity Street Commissioner, was . reception. = i o wy oye It — | cases of 6,745. Councilman Boxcr moved a an amendment that ind, re was no chance to reform men _ Dewor Srare Ce ‘Texas —The Demo- Surveyar's certificate, Mr. Vidal, Ue cata | {he sum be limited to $2,000, and the amendwent | by" giving them abort | ay Baca Fenterno, Melopkinn. Burt | crate Site Convention. of Tenany which mete neste os TTR ap, Te0s, the Geena ptovents of tbe a by | It was then moved that @ committee of three be | taken. Of all the grades of that were com: | Bumter, i'h merrent Sew tae RR Senley, rg vat hae ae ae Gan © ee Pag ep BES gf 4 appointed to provide accommodations for the Pacha | mitted in the commanity that of stolen 1d, Mish Keeley, Mian Besley, Mr Dohmmon, T | Chief Justico—Judge BR. T. + of Washington yg tee hy Sreviousty tea bonae ware Mr. Vidal, the Sarveyor, See and on this an amendment was made that it consis | Property was the rankest and the worst. was & | Meriue, Mr and Mra M Dol and five children, Capt Despat Soest aed a> Winn eel, od after to re. ton and Hare in steamship Fulton— Wm Saints ia ness, which seems to have n constantly increas- segs Beles ae Political Tatelligence ing, botwithetandiog the almost eoormonarimeantot y count, of five of the present committee. his amendment | Crime that le* Pract f..) astray, and compelled a | net. J Copenpene, ae Louis Colles and tw: “hatver, . Masrctate Justice of Supreme Court—C. W. Buckley, of | almost entirely mixed np with theirs, and even ‘ Geo Chat, WR Loute, ° h ie fe t appears to have been made, amounting lao carried. com- | man who had entered into that net business to | Frommann, Geo Cha Fort Rend count) the change the distinction was {mperfectly observed rea) 12 pa hh. ph an continue its pursuit for fear of exposure: so that © | pars" Jory Henard Thomas Kemagerer, Samuel Beherg D Cimpereler=tR. John, of Hays county. by them. They were accustomed to use the fands Treasurer—Cyrus El. Randolph, @f Houston count 1d Middl C of ’ an su a se Is 2 o In the month of October, Daniel Ewen waa a it adjourned, subject to the call of man who once began to dispose of toa Te | Bor Mrs Louis snd child, Mrs Chas Stine), Mra Ottaira Rema 4 5 ty, the Bay State an jesex Companies, of which quested to examine and report all the work done | chair, geiver was ruined beyund all hope of reformation. | Folland wo children, Mr Bin. Chas gtttzel, Reiman Prose, F | Alirmy General—M. 1. Grabam, of Cherokee county, | last Mr. Lawrence was also treasurer, in’ common under this contract. it appears iia report thas : ———_—_———_ The thief wae the innocent cause, to some extent, | Vevman | fseon, Peter Renter Geceys Dien ise tehuk | Teolutlons were adoptod reiterating the doctrines of | with their own not without some abow of diatine- “in contractor y Fe entitled to the Supreme Court—Spectal Term. while the receiver was really the guilt; 1 Thwaa | der, John B Rock, John Smith, Fred'e Feral, “Fotale®, Ape: | the Cincinnati and Waco Conventions; expressing appre- | tion, it is true, for they from time to time made set- pe ot £14 S00 te Tinereas he had been paid DRCTSIONS. scldom that a person ‘could bo eotelcted of the | ce, #089,951 14 a Phentee «that the great doctrine of muarvoaiion tlements of the different balances—but in fact habi pe j For Ravannah in the st GG Teed. ws lind ly nsed th of either to : ‘upon the reguisitions af 4: §. Taylor, Street Com. Before Hon. Judge Sutherland. crime of , receiving stolen goods in this or | , For Sevanah |p ihe moamehip Augusta Mee GG Teed, | sot forth in that platform, is in a tnally used the money pay the claims Fond eave nn tis tow: | pant” ened yn pee |S SR Sen RO aa | Bh Hence Bi bata | ty gente armen ee | "RR a a SN yd " P . bead " ma "7 r bb, miareeat a tie above Pomtot Circuit, costa of enterhg judgment, and $10 | tablish the guilty knowledge, pon) set bs pened sy sorbieg, " Bicker ie Ro) Murray. 4 rn in the national democratic party ;"’ and reqnesting the Legis- | the directors, as was the fact of t indebtedness does not certificate of Mr. Vidal, the | costs of motion. except inferentially. In all those cases where a man | Parsiow, i W'Hormow. "HB Bloom, Reed Wilk Mere | 'AtUT® to Provide for the appointment of delegates to fo,the company, which had existed for a considers: Barveyor, Nov.28, 1857, amounting to $10,631 12-100. | T. Jackson ve. Henry DeCasse—Motion | had _in the ‘business for an; of time | Fallaber and two children, Hy Tonviard, F Nevrey, Mins | Convention of the Sathorn Siatos, for general consultation | ble _— probably for several years; it is wi of particular otic ia this case chat | granted, without costs to either party. he found it nes to protect himse! , Bo that i | Matlida Hothouse, Jos © Boss, Mrs 1M Ross and serrant, | and advice, we have not been able to trace when it commenced, the Sarveyor's certificates and the requisitions of | N. L. MoCready and als. vs. Albert R. Boss and | was almost beyond the power of a human being to | J8* Russell, Mies Sophia Solonton. and 16 in the steerage. nor its varying amounts from time to time. We the Etreet Department, that the pa; uta of 70 per | ale. Motion meio without costs to either party. | convict him. ‘His Honor, in conclusion, aaid that he rea oped 2 hr Columbie=0 Wetmore, lady Supertor Court—Special Term, know that there was represented to the directors to cent already made exceed the whole amount of Morris 1. Samuel vs. Edward M. Donn— would make an example of Fi. todiow, Va tam, Wn Wikenge, WA Gellatly, Mom Before Hon. Judge Slosson. be large suma of cash on hand ~hen there were nella, 81 J , and that - work done # estimated by . Ewen. firmed. hereafter, when a conviction was of for a like | M Underwood, Mise E Brown, Mins FT loyes, Wy Cauldwell va, Taylor.—_Motion granted anlessavith- | memoranda checks of the firm of large amonnta, Jr's just. comparison, the imposition’ in. Seis | “Peter Jackson ct al. rs. Aifed H. Griewold—Mo- | offence he would notcreroine aay’ teaime her end Dugal Mr Richartson, FE Negropoat, < Hegeman, Week | in ten days from the service of this order defendant | For instance, im the case of 1.8 MeCiivray & Co, . Dr Hagel, Mra Aa lade was One case i on the part of the “Surveyor in charge | tion denied, without costa to either party. wunich the offender to the a extent of the law. | fjarni, rss Nuhon, D Wier Wm Mitchel, MP Roigers | Withdraw the demurrer answer issuable aud pay $10 | insolvent debtors, of which estate Mr. Sla of the work in er estimating the nantitiee, Charles P. Kirkland ve. Henry 8. Felles— Motion He sent Bingham to the State prison for four years F Conhelet, Geo Harper, Jas Hi: myer, Fbetiet, ¥ Con = Tt | costs of the motion. @f the assignees when a dividend was made, the 0 as to enable the contractor to nbtain pay: | denied, without corte to citer Pay. ae and eight months. Progat, Mr Pelvermader. Jna Metath, 8 Nowestha), 1 Rowen- ter getet al. we Fitch —Judgment for plaintiff on | amount ogy elt gp fgh x§ 4 nt for more than the whole amount of work done, In the matter of the petition of Thomas McCabe-— HIGHWAY RORRRRY. - P Se arrer. fepresented aa so much dl hile the Finance Department had reagon to eupy Prayer actuated, Tieteience A. 1 Bobertese. Henry Watkins, a fine looking young man, and | wits” s scr Ravens S Mereenmse Jamenown-—Mr Sart. | Schaddle vs. Thorp al—Judgment for plaintit | treasurer, but. it was infact received iy the dam, that the payments amounted only to 70 per cent on Dorrance. Davis vs, John B. Murray et al—Refe- | evidently descended from stork, was charged | A \iarvig, Joseph ‘A, Philip Teeiel Susn he Parmiy, | On demurrer, hat wi h liberty to lefendants, within | who gave a memorandum check or due bill therefor. the work done at the time. rence to C, A, Peabody. with the high crime of rol ry in the first degree, | Gorse eroerran James Allen, Mrs Duyer,, B.C Donors, fifteen days after entry of this judgment, to with- Whenever there was a pressure for money, the The report of Mr. Ewen states that wall was in- | Elizabeth Ponisi ve, James Ponisi—Judgment of | but by permission of Mr. Sedgwick—whose humane | Ferry “A Power, C Lomed. Cou tinen: tat thocence te | draw demurrer and answer iseuably on payment of | money, business notes and treasurer's acceptances cluded in the contract; he most have referred to the | divorce granted. feelings are always exerc in connection with a | United States frigate Colemdo,—21 in the steorage. coste of demarrer. of either of the two companies were used indiscrimi-