The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1858, Page 2

THE CANCEMI CASE. ‘The Third Trial of Cancem! for the Marder of Policeman Anderson—Testimony for the Defence Osntinued--Some of the Witnesses for the Prosecution Contradicted. RIGHTH DAY. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Bofore Hon. Judge Wright June 15 —The People ws. Michad Cancemi.—The firat cwitmees called was Bernardo Romano, who knew Can- com! for nearly five years; worked in the same shop with him, at Mr. Shaw’s shop; I was thene bookbinder; am now in the milk trade; I collect all the money for Mrs. Osior ; I take «| kinds of money ; I take some weeks seven- ‘teen, fiftcen and twenty four dollars 8 woek in pennies; I zo Emmett! \"s lady); some of the 4 now Murr fa ihe steno, and some fe for bis ‘with my countrymen; | am an Italian; I have gi Cancem! pennies for two years previous to his arrest; I have been in the milk trade; the 3 a3 a> 3 : E i $ . Asbmead intended to show that this witness asked wi ‘The Court ruled tbat the witnees’ attention ought to have Jett the stand; they cannot the witnees without eyhep ad the question. . Asbmead would obviate the objection by sending nn Smith. James 8. Anderson deposed—I am ‘Superinten- dent of the Sixth Avenue Railroad cars; 1 have been co nected with it for six years; the first car leaves the de: Forty-hird street and Sixth avenue for Broadway and Ca- nal gtreet, at 9 A. M , and the last loaves at 103¢ at night; io July tast the firet car left about nine o'clock ; if arythio; 1 think 1¢ was e little later; they never bada car as iy as five o’clock in the morning at Canal street; the bad acar there all night; Ido not krow the starting time of the Eighth avenue cars. ‘To the Court—Cars never remaived there all night to knowledge; if they had I should have known it. witness was cross-examined. Al tin! Gattuso deposed—I know Cancemi; I reco)- lect the morning policeman Anderson was shot; Can- cemi that morning at the corner of Canal and Elm streets, ‘bout quarter: past four o’clock in the morning; Cancemi it alovg E'm strect towards the ; 1 had some versation with him; nothing took ; nothing but speak; I borrowed one shilling of Cancem!; it was in pen- pies; I went out to take some alr, and went through Canal atreet te Broadway ; | was ill at the tims; we conversed to- three or four minutes. Cross examined by Mr. McKeon—Is a jeweller by trade; is not in work pow, resides in Newark; was not a witness ‘on either of the former trials; was not in the city; was in Newark. Alfred A. Phillips (one of the counsel for the \- tion) was called to the stand by the defence—The key (which bad been found in Cancemt'’s Wane y produced bow was produced at the first trial and was not at the jast; the foreman of the first jury asked mo it this key ‘was tried in the lock of Sammis’ shoe store door, and I told bim it was, that I trie it myself; it entered the lock but would not turn in it; I alsostated that Mr. Sammis told me that the lock had been changed. Jobn F. Brown deposed that he was a juror on the firat trial of Cancemi; Avn Elizabeth Smith (the colored wo- man) was examined as a witness on thst trial; she made @ ttatement on her crcss-examination that there were eeveral persons round the store just where Anderson was shot at the moment of his being shot; in arswer to a question, were there a bundred or she said there was not, but there was a good man that shot Anderson went up Centre street, corth distinctly said that—she gaid it twice; I remember that Officer Wevb was examined as a witnees; Icaneay positively that on thattrial Webb did not state tbat the man who ran threw pennies away ; Lauth, on tha} trial said that be (Cauth) went up to Broadway; he said that the second time that he saw Cancemi was when he was parsing bis cart; I understood him to that he did pot ece bim afterwards until he saw bim in court, ‘and be said be did no} know him until he was pointed ont to him; the key produced is an ordinary key, and not such ‘a5 would be used by a ; Cross examined by Mr. Phillips—Was not Lauth asked if he bad seen the prironer since, and id yes, that he saw him the ame day in the station hous’ A I bave no recollection that be did. Q Did be not say that ro one pointed out the prisoner to him? A. If be did I know it was false, for I saw the pri- sover pointed out to him; he did say no one pointed Cancemi out to bim, but I saw @ person point out Cancomi to him, and on cross-examination be admitted that Can- cemi had been pointed out to him in the court room the day betore. Charles Shaw, foreman,and brother of Mr. Shaw, the bookbindor, in Beekman street, gave the prisoner a i. character for honesty, quietness and industry, pire’. to the testimony he geve oo the former trials. His confidence was not shaken iu Cacéomi in consequence of his charge against him. _Q. Would you pow have any objection to take him again tnt your employ ? Nected to The Cousteai¢ that the question was inasmissable; the quilt or tonocence of the prieoner does not depend upon whetber this witness would again employ him or not. Cross examined by Mr. Phillips.—Witness bas hed no private intimacy w.th Cancel bas beard him well spoken of by the men; be earned at first sometimes $3 a week, sometimes $11. Afver tbe firet year he averaged $8. outside the shop I know notaieg of bis associates. di E E i Bs 2 > The Court —What countrymen were those workmen of | yours whom you beard spenk of Cancemi; A. Some Ger- mans, [alians, Americans and Irish. Mr 'Pbillips—Your knowledge of character is de- rived from your Own personal observation’ A. Yes, and from what I bave heard the workmen say. Oliver Charlock, examined Mr. athmead—I am su peripterdent of the Eighth Aveous Railroad for the last Jour or five years; tl are no other cars that come to Drnal etreet «nt wide of Broadway excopt the Sixch and Eighth cars; the cars leave the Righth avenue depot at six minutes afer eight in the moraing for the correr of Canal and Broadway. Q At what hour would the iret car resch Canal and Brosdway ’ A About 40 minutes after eight; in Juy last the cars left the depot Forty ninth street about fit. teen minutes siter eight A. M , that would bring the car to Caval street about thirty-four cr thirty-seven minutes past cbt o’cieck. To Wr McKeom - There bas been euch accidents as a car remsiciog cut all night To Mr Ashmead—I have no recollection of a car re- maining out all pigbt in July Inet To Mr. Phillipe—There is searcely a month or two that some accice ts do pet occur to the Cars, aad in that evert the cars wostead of gcing w Vesey street are switched off &od fent 10 Canal street and Broadway, but it remains thore a shorter time than other» ise; it ts immediiely re moved. A Jeror—Have you any recollection of an accidemt oo. curring tbat required scar to remaia at the corner of Oanal street and Broadway a four o'clock in the morning? A. I bave not. To the Court—Our books will show if there was any ac- cident which required a car (> remaio at the coraer of Canal street and jway on the 2ist of July. The wit- Bees was ihe cischar ged. Mathias Lauth reexamined by an \olerpreter for the defence—Q. Did you pick any rags on the morn- ing of the murder after you left the Tombs the first time? A. Yes. Q. What did you carry thea in? AL Io basket; I brought the — basket ent from the Tombs to Sammis’ shoe Store. and from tbe sboe store to the station house. By Mr. McKeon—Did you ever Mr. Blankman's office or eleewbere, “i am not coic ay here to be at the same tme making s jesture’ A. I koow yut it; they are pure lice. Mr. Ashmead objected to this cramination, unless they ‘were permitted to produce the otner witnesses they have upon that it Mr McKeon—I want to know !f the defeence means to cbarge that this witness committed the murcer’ Mr. Asbmead—! mead in my summingto show who did pot commit the murder sad who did, | am not goiog to te)! you my course but I will tell you that on a former | trial I did charge tbat this man (Lauth) committed the Mr. McKeon to witaces—When Cid you frst become ac. quainted with Bibel? A. Afew minu'es before I went into Mr. Blankman’s cffice. Q Where did you got acquaint- 4 with bim? A. Johns came back to me from Mr. Blank man’s office ani brooght Bishoff with him; that is the first Lf Bis’ a minutes before I went into Freschi,® bookbinéer, in the em) of Mr. be ® bard Q@ Do you 4 objected. Mr. Ashmead cflered to show the prisoner's position ‘and character in Italy. The Court excluded it, and the dofeace excepted. ‘The Court said that they could show his character in Tialy, but not his position. ‘itners — His character in Italy was that of a eman What jour reasons On which you found your i . is z E iy Ey Q. What reasons have you for eaying that his er ln good? (Objected to, raled out and ex sption examified by Mr. McKeon—I oame to this oan! ry four years ago, did not know Cancemi ia Genoa; dirt w bim in New Orleans. vatora Caro sworn. Aah igi witness and others that officer Webb, in conversation, if be could get $1,000 he would leave the coun- Ot Appear As 8 witness in this case. Attorney General objected—first, because Wabb not examined om the matter ns to time ° the perce with whom he had the conversation, and gecene «= eonune It is merely & co! ato a! ineue. Mr © | mead conteo’ed fer the sdmismbuity of the ques’ and Cited several authorities to support his views . wm At reey General replied in support of the objec tren it excluded the evidence, od counsel for de 20 6 outed. Nicol |) Acgelos examined through the joterpreter— Knew © baci Cancemi by sight in the old country, from his you's up, lived inthe enme house with Cascemi in ile Country ; went to bed at eleven o'clock on the night NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1858. become necessary to est'mate what effec! was Fecent surrender from the Bs se 7 w =e z EF E gees. fits = E maselves with a kind of gusrrelia cutting off its commerce, while the forces wiil operate with Vidaurri in the interior. The Flog of the 26th ult , contains the following letter Browssviiiz, Texas, May 25, 1858. Eprror American F1aG:—My attention bas been called to a childish avd 63 cc tic card of ©. F. lished in the New life has been threatened, aud Iam ¢fraid s & Ss Court—The witness need not fear. Witness—Atier I gave my testimony inst my house was atlacked; my wife’s life bas been threatened. The Ucurt again told the witness question. ‘Witnees—I have seen Cancemi almost to market, sometimes at five o'clock, 60! sometimes seven o'clock in (1. morning; after Cancemi used to come (o my plate to buy cheese, macca- ront, &c ; Cancem. was a good, quiet man, and always Croes-« :amined by Mr. McKeon—At that time he was in the habit of opening h's shop ear! ned to burn his faethe aivand marke Papers of the 20th inst. ie the oviy reply be desires to make to my letter ‘29th of April, woich was published in the Flag aod this State, I will not again condescond horeafter make. In ig made statements to Gen. Vidaurri that were base, maticious and cowardly faleehoods, avd I further proacuoced bim to bea liar, scoundrel and a low, dirty puppy. It, after such charges, he does nit desire the satisiaction taat is kaown among bonorable men, I can pay no further attention to him, but will, nevertheless, presetve the right to post him as a coward both in New Orleans aad in New York, atan early day. Ia conclusion, as this is my last notice of C. F, Hecningsen, | will eay to the public that be hus showa jisposition to avoid me, or he would not have visit Monterey and returned via Galveston, Indianola, Cor- pus Cbristi avd Laredo, instead of Brownsville, wh'ch is th to Monterey, and at | other yong that iter T charged hy ae orecues be ‘ani assassinate 4 family, be does not open until eight “QTRAYED OR STOLEN—FROM NO 2 BOWLING GRRE! S on Monday, 14th s bobdteil bat ~ 49 nearest and most direct roue place he knew me to be. giving this a notice in your next issue you will oblige Yours, respectfully, examined through interpreter— Palermo; witness used to in in Cor Sinan pieen in the habit of seeing ve in Centre mar ; was o Cancrmi going to market almost times as early as a quarter past for gentleman; sober, t then al (viduals and abuse pudlic justice, Tadjudge that there is lieve accused has committed the offerce of perjury inthe suit of Brown, Brothers & Co agains ‘Dwight and wife. Perjury being an offsace Morning; sone- . LOCKRIDGE. ur o'dlock, Catton! is 8 wh ee lar, industrious and without being caretully noticed. bell the domestic. jjourned to ten o'clock this (Wednes- Our New Orleans C. New Oxtaans, Juve 5, 1858, Movements of Gen. Walker—His Intention to Go to Nica- ragua—Gen. Henningsen in Town, éc. You bave heard and pubiished the result of Gen. Walker's trial. The termination was highly satisfactory tothe little “gray eyed” man. He is atill in this city, and is surrounded by followers as devotedasever. His office is ‘at 181 Custom House street, where, in Henningsen, he can be seen every day, deeply engaged in ‘writing, afid directing singularly good looking men as they Col. Andorson will visit New York imme Examination of Henry Dwight on Charges ef Pesjary, Embizziement and Fraud. DECISION OF JUDGE RUSSELL. FURTHER TESTIMONY PUT IN, AND THE DECISION DECLARED NOT FIN. In the case of Henry Dwight, charged with perjury, in an answer served in the case of Brown, Brothers & Company egainst Henry Dwight and wife, City Judge Russell deliv- ered a decision on Monday, holding Mr. Dwight to bail ia the sum of $2,500 to answer the charge; but su>sequently,on further testimony being offered for the defenco, the Judge announced that this decieion should not be considered final, as be would examine the new testimony and give another opinion thereon if it should be found to affect the previous one. Mr. Dwight, therefore, was not required to give bonds, but still remains under temporary commit- ment until the final decision in the case. The following is Judge Russell's opinion :-— The People vs. Henry D menced in the summer of 11 Brothers & Co., against Het Dwight, Jr., and others, for the purpose of Torecionig 8 mortgage wh : nce been committed! and if so, is there pro- bable cause to believe the accused guilty? I order that the said defendant be held to bail ia the s of $2,500 to answer at the next Court of General Sessions. Mr, Stoughton said that before tbat opinion was coasider ed on final ¢isposition of the case, he would ask leave to put im some record testimony which he had not used ia ao earlier stage of the proceedings. This tes\imovy would show that the original answer had never been used in the suit of Brown, Brothers & Oo. against Heary Dvight aud wife, and that therefore there was no materiaiity ia tbe paragraph alleged to be false. He would offer the order of Judge Davies, declaring that the original answer should be abaxdoned, and giving D amended answer. company with Gen. ‘You may rest agstred Gen. Walker will proceed to He lives for no other purpose, Nicaragua immediately. His resources are and belitves in no other destioy. greater now than ev States more personal an correspondent wi)! take a trip to the tropics. The greatest excitement prevails in this section concern- English on our ships. e Herp I find to be the only New York paper read im New Orleans by the public, if I except the miacella- peous journals. An agent, with the monopoly of the Hxnatp here, cou'd make more money than half the news- rT proprietors in the city. e health of the city is good, and promises #0. Hotdreds of our people, however, are g' ht seven a) Bree or, and bis 80) abandoned. Tuey ne any decree under the Orst answer; it made no part of the iesue, no part of the proceed could not therefore be material. The mortgage had been foreclosed for want of an answer,and the defendant's house at Barrytown was now actually advertised for sale. ‘Mr. Hall contended that this evidence could vot affect the lec'sion ; therefore he had no objection to receive it. quoted the Revised Statutes to sbow that it was necessary tbat an answer should be used all through a trial uatil its conclusion. If it had been used for any purpose, in acy proceedings, that fixed it. He contended that it was so ‘used as @ part ofthe pleading when Mr. Dwight gsked for a commission, or it was intended to be commission proceeded. had except on an issue joined. , or the record at all, and ing the outrages of the —An action was com by the firm of Browa, which bad bees certain real estate in Dutchess Complaint described the indebtednees and the property, and averred that there was owing the whole amount of the debt for which the bond and mort- gage had been given. The com; said Dwight, tbe accused, as defendan been surrendeied to the debtors’ jail tiffs. Afier ecme delays the accused swore to an answer to the complaint, and a copy of This answer a'kged, among other di that the a’oresaid mortgage had been given as colli security t> an ae ment of which aseignment drea and {i‘ty thousand doilare. red to this lease as one executed for aterm of twenty ears by the Chicazo, Alton and St. Louis Railroad to one (a8 was stated in the answer) had assigned the same to the plaintiffs. The answer then averred ‘that the plaintiffs bad induced Mr. Spencer to become the pomina! lessee in said lease, and them. selves the real leseces of the road.”’ The last paragraph, in italics, is complained These two averments will be found in rection cf the answer, surrounded tions of motive that are perhaps pot and accompanied by some su: up of legal inference. But the pari there substantially charged as facts. “ ants farther answering sacd complaint, mation and belief, that for a loug time of Brown Brothers & Co. entertained a desire to porsess themselves of the control, management, rofits of the Chicego, Alton and St. Louis Railroad, for 0, a8 they alleged, of paying theme: ey Caimed as being due to them fre~u certeia road and the: early in the summer of 1855 they induced Mr. Hartson Rois, to become the pomizal leseco of said read seidspace of twenty years ready for use, if Perconal Intelligence, sion could not At the Clarendon Hotel—General Jessup, United State ‘Wachingtos: Commodore Mayo, United States Navy, Homburg; Mr. and Mra. Or ¥ tc isdeipbia: Walter 8. art,’ Boston; Eustis Huger, Baltimore. From Havre acd Southampton, in steamabip A Peli, bebrer cf derpatches frcm Parts, ani despatches from Rome; Mr A W Braim, aches from London; Mr Chas’ Ohacon jadrid; T Bachsnan servant, Mrs Lane. Miss Mr Dutilh and Mis Moran, Miss Moran, Masters te; Dr Wells ant lady, Miss y one of the plain- the original answer, & month and one dsy before the amerded answer was thought of. Corceding that ths origiral was abandoned, if a copy of it hadever been used it was unnecessary to ai Ae had no objection that the papers should be takea in explained that the answer was not used in therenee in which his learped friend described. bad asked for relief in that suit, before Judge Birdseye in 4 it was introduced merely contingent on the 's deciding that there was an aoswe! He did eo deci¢e, but the Supreme Court in general term , that there was no answer in “sing bis decigion with and tha: plaintiffs bave a foreciosure on default of. an answer being put in, without prejudice to the, defe ant’s putting in a defence. Juvge Ruseell said that he would permit Mf. Stough' to put im the evidence, and requested him to get certi copies of the papers he wished to offer, and he would take them into coneideratiop had just rendered was rot to be nd the fina: disposition the point apy farther. railroad lease, © plaintiffs bad advanced tha The answer also refer- Burridge, bearer o! rer of deapatcbes from M Edger Bowland and Lane, Wiee OD Lane, Mestera D ‘ieidgeway and lady, F snd A Moran and two serve Wells, Misa C We 2 Mra A Doubet, A & Mootent, M Cham)erlia ———— and servent; Miss U reltz, Mies M jlton Spencer, a! decided that he was existence, and made an of as constitatiog the with some imputa- wbe pax: yy or past the Paid firm -sveatime the degision be considered final. He . reau. R Lafourcade. of the case, and would Mr Do¢ge sid Son, Mr HP iiling, W Wainwrt; eight. Mrs 0G Why Mea 3 ir Tuckett, Mr Daj e Tevist, & Mendez 1 Chex) joinemeyeu, Makter We P Bolemos, 8 & Pesoux, FS Steman, Hyde penis, F Miguel, M Blook, J Orox; ten, Master Fauer-Totel, 124. News from the Rio Grande Frox tier. | REVERSBS OF GARZA—MATTERS IN TAMAULIPAS— GEORGE LAW, ARANGOIS AND OTHER NEW YORK- ERS FILIBUSTERING—LOCKRIDGR'S REPLY TO GEN. BEXNINGSEN, EBTC., For fouthawpton snd Hambarg, im the_stesmshi nia-C L von Bolten, Lr Sehifller, G W Taylor, lor. Joba Di kinson, Miss Lickina-n, ¥mit Horandt, Cpaciee 5 ‘Miss Bartha Kinsley jevimean, Mr White and family (12 per- 4 Berlyn, Joseph stern, H <wig Lowenthal, 1 era ductor, Wm Alexan- sbat to this end the said plaintiffe cflered to furnies movey and pay up all arrears of interest then duc om eaid road, and actual: the large tum of $1 aad used all their influence—and that on of August then next ensuing the said read was nominally leaeed to Mr. Spencer, put in reality to tbe plaintiffs, who had already drawn said areignment, and which they took care tha’ Mr. , cer executed to them on the very day alter the said com- the lease to bim; that this sum, so ad tof the said pretended indebtedoess ims mentioned ia the hed to the read, aod value of the roai so Winzer, Re ward Boy Eabr. furnish and advance ‘Onel Nettmenn, 8) JG Lindeme: Bro. ft w Orleans Delta, June 8.] | By the steamship General Rusk, from Brazos, we have | io Grande frontier to the 2d of Juue. of the 26th ultimo and of the the Siet day dates from the From the Brownsville Fla, ‘2d instant, we collect the They had received but im; fect accounts along tho boréer of tho reverses of the Hberal party at Tampico The Brownsville #log of the 26%h ultimo contains the fol- 3 By the mai! from Matamoros yesterday we have dates from Victoria to the 12tb, and from Monterey to the 2uin From the Boletin Oficial of the 20th, from Monte- rey, we translate the following letter, conveying the intel- ligeace of the recent defeat at Tampico:— Crry oF Vicroria, May 8, 1858. Dow Saytisco Vinaveni:—Excellent Sir—My mach es- teemed friend, on the 18th of the present month there | occurred a conflict in the camp of Gen. Garza, ia which fortune was adverse to the forces of Tamaulipas. Bot yet all the particulars of the occurrence. according | to the statement of the cfficers who have presented them- | selves fo me, we bave lost everything. esy, @ at Soto la Marina, and is Ccespatching measures to ‘the loss, reuniting the b, | Hecbmann, J. Reichert, J. G. Bulcken, B. 01 " ubing and servant. lo A. Berphardt, P. te Ne . Classen, Dr Herzberg, O. Oarl, E. Loe He-mans, W. Mix Gertrude Schwarzer, A. Bart- D. Lery, %. Baumsnn, H Engel (herd, J. Lute,’ F pipger, Li. Kolb mann. T Fasare: D. Lepuchw'dt. Christine Thumser, A Ascheck, D. Nedéermeyer. ©. Rigeenbech. F. Bisb-if, Caroline Meyer, H Philo, ©. O, Tietz H, Mo nhier, 8. Bubier, J. » yer, R. Grunwald, 0. B Welwing, A Adh T. Trevelban, P. Keyser, 0. Aber part of the defendant, and the otber complaint were for iron rails fu all of which weut to ephance sought to be controlled acd possessed by the plaint'fs as The lease of Mr. Spencer bere sp.ken of, and wbich is in evidence, contains among bis covenants, one in these words: ‘He will aavance for the said party of the Gret part (the railroad corporation) as the seme ma- tores, end when they are presented for payme: interest on the income bonds of the party of rt, falling due on the first of September, 1855.” and 93 steerage. pencer net having the money, the frm of Brown Bro- thers & Co. were applied to to furnish 1h. Mr. Stuart Brown's testimony) ‘that date Mr. Dwigh!, I choald think within a fortnight previously, ca'led and saw moe at my office, and suggested ‘that if my frm would make further advances to the Chi c9g0, Alton and Si Louis Raliroad be would secure our debt by giving torus a lessee upon the road—the onject of our advance being to put the company in faods to pay coupons falling due Sepiember 1, 1865, and which pons we were to bold asrecurity, This was tho first inti. mation I or my firm bad ever had of a lease being thought In regard to bis proposition I peremptorily declined makirg any acvances or taking the lesee. Mr. Dwight then proposed giving additioval security in a mortgage of his country seat at Barrytown, and | told him | woald think the next day I told him] would.’ firm Brown, Brothers & Co. furvished the alvances, and said Spencer on his part mortgaged bis lease, and said Dwight on hie part mortgaged his Barryiowa pro; members of said firm being mortgagees co eac 5 The acticn in which the answer wee pleaded was an equi- In the care of Broderick against Smith, (15 Howaro’s Pr. R , 434,) Mr Justice Clerke eays:—"If (I qaote now | “Some time previous to Gen. Garza, they RMPLOYED IN THE DWELI- TEE GIRL WEO Wes tog of the Recte> of the Eplecopal eburch a: Greenwich, ar greatest efforts to ts ef the State, and animating the people © }o return to the charge agaiost the enemies of the ‘Without time for more, lam your ot, RAMON GUERRA jefeatod a party of rexc- Conpecticnt sny time curitg the years 1316 send ber prevent seddrees (0 law, Herald ctioe, well remunerated for her trouble. NFORMATION WANTED-—OF MRR. BLY NOBLI ho aiden name was Ellen Kools When laa pens 1806, ahp wea reriding in Kicks oi Any information conor rnivg ber wil he thankfully received by the undersigned, as he bas importance communteste to ber. Ad ‘rows street, Paterson, Mew Jersey, very affectionate friend and serve In Huesteca, Sr. Aregoliin has d Kiorisie and taken 200 prisoners, which he conveyed to | Victoria. This cbief arrived at Victoria with 800 mon. The reverse thus euffered by the liberales of Tamaslipas bas pot abated their apimation. From 20, Mier and Matamoros have marched n verge the ceath of their brothers ia Tam, sbort time General Garza will bave close on to 3,000 men who defend the cavee ot libert; indepe mdent of the forces operating on , in Monterey, close to 2,000 men, with which he will efficaciousl!y assist bis brothers of Tamauli- pas General Zuerve hes to-day a force of over 6,000 men, with abunocat res: urces, obtained in Zacatecas. ‘Dhe reaction will never triumph. the cLiet of New Leonard to march prompily for San Luis to tion, and, in a ebert time, @ lerron eceries of liberty, euch’ as they Vase acd at Zacatecas the | ‘wil redoub o their efforte—that the: fdefenee of the eacred cause of | One defeat will not diecourage them ; will grve the ocoaskn to manifest power of men who combat for their From Menterey, theugh Ogbting, the news is some! interesting. jetter, purporting to have been written by « forces to re- pico. Withia « MATION WANTED—OF OH ARLE? KERRIGAN, ‘at this country from Bundoran, county y information re; rolicited by hia beph # requested to copy. ‘D! R JOBBUA W. THOMPSON I8 call immediately ai 41 Platt street, in regard to business. GUS.—ARRIVED SAFE FROM EUROPE AND ell, Received yours, Write again, direst It will encounter, in wns! gon hg ‘that of Tamaulipas, a herotc re- ect of jealous supervision by coarts of equity, it for ferecicaure of mertgages; where mortgagees have token advaoctage in any of where there bas been a mi 55 mortgagors, or injarious to the the former ought ia conscience to have epprived them, a court of equity, #0 far from lend- ing ite assistance to consummate the wrong, will interfere In reviewirg uncer thia expression of the question of materiality, so ably ar; it ‘a imposmble not to perceive thet in the accused much latitade of materiality ia t» be matters of defence. If the evidence is circumstantially ‘al, te entices i coees saves ES bed ‘thore of a8 nature, (Ros s0¢'s Crim Ky. 819. Piége, 506.) By the terms lease by real leaeees were Brown, Brothers & Co , to Spencer the interest money, and t.ok the arsign: pty Cap han peas ey or, e from yhe accused as secondary security, then they Ss mekiog a sbam advance and taking secu! from the accused as for a real advance—or, at the best Brothers & Co wore but making advances on © of eccur'ty which they had bound themseives to make any rate under mutuality of covenant. ia true ip siating that Brown, Brothers ‘Mr. Spepoer to enter into such an taken from the accused seourity for then owing. Aj FOR THE HEIRG OF CATHERINE, Patrick Byrne. £00 for tre reney ont next Fe to millions of dollars, Broad’ Y.. who of arme found, painted and f ned betore me, the energy in the is no re) wbat Ar the advanoe cf the , and took @ mort. e public that the their reception, and that the heads of leadors wou'd ment for the crimes they Matamoros, May 10, 1858. To Bis Fxcruizncy D. Sartico VinarnnimeMy duty as ‘8 Mexican and @ fronticraman leads me to make known to the machinations of the constant enemies Tt bas been discovered that in the heuee of Messrs Shiers & Oliver, in this city, there existe armament and is prepared for fall in just atore would commit, We translate ITENTION!—DEMOOR. Commitee wil » By ord % ‘GRO. ©. GENET, Ohsirman, “ byevester B. NOLAN. a TS Set Oie dency of our eationality. to such a transaction alleged in the he’s observations acorriderable emount of STEAMBOATS. they are from @ house in New York—that of tt HANG) HOUR, CO! me to comnect with Houratonls, Sangatuct, n The new and serine ke, will leave Peok slip, and Friday, at 12 o°ely3k low rates. far ENCING WEDNWADAY, Fare 90 cenle-—arriving contract with the above Law, our march for the raed 2 at ihe ee vejal * away all the they intend making the movi ferme; they copsiat of about 1,000 Celt’s pletols ard 3,000 muskets, above nemed house of Sr. Oliver. ordered that these arms be placed in the hands of Sr, Ralbot, to ou the muskets thet are use- agent for one in Havana. Without more for the present, | remain yours AN OBSERVER, Thies letter brings out « positive denal from Mr. Oliver, same Bulletin, Mr. Oliver brends the writer 0! the letter as a gratuitous celamais 8 no house ip Matamoros, nor is he a part- they bad dissoired since January ‘enies that be has ever taken part in the political af. of the country, and appeals to bis man, ances in Monterey aod elsewhere for proofs. th’s letter is a fabrication to gratify the epleen of a oom. mercial rival cr pereoual enemy. The Browreville Flag ot come tbe principal debtors, woul material’ Were the allegations account of the transaction is true, , even to the entertaining a desire to possees Only, coe memver of te fi street. G. W. OURLTRS, agent. ORNING LINE FOR SING BING AND HAVER. jor the Li ing 8! Stryker’ road, reem to be untrue. luced to deny the coo wreborating one wi ck v8. Kellar, ¢ Cowan's leports, 18 vignment turns out to be & of which is publebed ia enh denying the ith in obtainirg advances leo corroborate Mr. Brown's adm! erpedting the difficull statoments—and these issions of the accased are incontistent with the allege. tions in the answer. Such admi-sions connected with posi tive denial, amount to two oaths of denial 263 ) Was the,perjui and false—wilful in its character. would seem to htve sworn to something peouliariy within bis own koowlodg 324 ‘natant, contains far- ther itterestirg accounts with regard to Mexican affairs: — Crar Dudget of news fiom Mexico is of usual interest. From Monterey we learn that those who were loft of the catecas have arrived at that pi and ere receivirg humane treatment at tho hands of Gon. The commander of the roactionixt forces at Zacateos?, Gen. Mancro, with three or four others of the leaders, Pere shot by Gen, Zaszes, om the 33th ultimo ttf enld that an cffer of $150,000 was mate for the life bot that Zaszua demanded the surrenter meade announced that he intended to prove by — a —if the matter was ma prisoners taken at / ny 4 per 100). A call = es L. JACOBS, ipn%oent inten inadvertency of the acewer was first I bave duly cone!dered his relations with, aod uliar state of mind of, hig ® would teem to know the who! of Brown, Brothers & Oo. with the sajiroat sud the leave better than he did} aud ¢ven with the explanations in the cane the probable canso for the wilfal ters is eireng. War the oath corruptiy taken’ If ite correct to assume that the alleged per)a and wilful, then a direct pecumary, b to tbe acoused in gustaizing hy ~ deo'aratiors: and to hie alleged OF VARIOUS GRADES OF FAVAN A. maa negare, for ea Gout below the market is it a prices futtwonty per palma St at, KS, 17 Broadway. #708 scons lo be operating agatosl the laiter sity. We v@e ‘otter from aw American in Zasaleoar a Mr. Kimbe!), conti ming the pews beretofore publishe He eays that after the ‘leteat of Parrodi b; d bis command, and has ri pu'd tend to con! General Ceravojal, who ip his retirement at Ceprecated the celection of General Parroci, and fort of the comncetions ice, the former resigre jwer, aad it would not _.._ 10ST AND FOUND. FINANCIAL. Fearing oe ta ate ontaaty fe Oy | Aeon RCS ane wore : , —_nenmaeena oS.) i 42 Broadway ana 204 West Thirty seooud ot. OP ation oe b 2 coos oar $5 s REWARD A LAROR SIZE CAMEO Bi ABT. 1, OA ry at the Herald ofice. nish catia a Pig Well acest iekeenis SL O&T—ON LAST FRIDAY, JUNE Il. A BANK BOOK, the Bo eae hee dont iy st Donahue bank. an kind ing it at the ——. — Ber and cote oy aid atlver, O8T.—ON 80} rough Twenty ree rr Cg, [i ate at's meliere feretatied, chased gold finder will be sui! rewarded Peeper LIF‘ — by leaving it at 230 way. o4 ORNIA, STATE BONDS $09 BONDS OF N Les GOLD PENCIL; THE OWNER’S NAME EN: pores beating. fog smaaiies beaten, able we . wrest Agata © Me | hat cd —* ‘wad " corner of Broadway and Wall street—? actiirg of . aivenuas tse | York. May —The stock of this company Founded bp a closter Sf circle of wmulot diamouas’ Tus | Barely, the rah to eonvert thelr Drenmat ay = sats at room No. by O8T—ON SUNDAY. J NEAR the Sixth day LOO eoeDAy, 20m aan Om Nam ape | Relea ba be wih eo rowarded by loving thom o 36 Wen Fwenty-uxh Sentence rtas 08T—ON vis., May Ju r 1S Hamilon { monunaie, ihe at Bi eee za i A E & 4 a 8g L stege or at centeining three also 8 pi which is of no owner. finder will receive a questions aaked by leavine it at 264 Kast Tenth sirect. TOLBN-A NOTE FOR THREE MONTHS, DATED 98.000 TO LOAN-—ON BOND A ‘May 29 1887, payable to the order of the undecaigued. on improved property im this « All persons are 1a negotiating for the Se ye a or two g same. HakBIBT SMITH. inst, neste {toe Aiming and side lights Whoever wiil retura the above, or = give fbformation where they can be found, will be lise-sily ROOMS, &0., TO LErr. warded iying toCHAS MORGAN, No.2 Bowllag ‘Green, oT North Madleon square. ee RBWARD—LOST, ON BOARD CF A JERSEY $5 clip erry poatrawroden ben, containing soiick ots | fA BARK CHANCE —T0 LRT OR LEASE couble ried. gun. The above reward be paid by meee ars vase dole, Cae E Re eee apply 10 Mr. GROKGA JANEW a¥, 99 Grand REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, 4TH INST., 5) going through way, Leonard or iim streets, trom | A G00 STORE AND, bo fo cee eee eee ein nai | SOmaiBT Aix Tooins; Sore occupied for a coatectionery’ © Gal Weet Twenty Wid treet, twodoors weet of Teuthavenue. arene We Cale Oe EP eter Leo air tcondwe $30 Nore Fined raed week No. $98 TL Greiem, | A GOOD, STORE TO LET-IN BROALWAY, BEL y i re Bleecker street; an exsellent stand for a segar stor Baker, and gold chain. - Whoever ‘bas found the same and | Zo ,ticecy cr street: om exsellens stand tor a seg: Will leave them at 234 Dean, corner Nevina sireel, Brooklyn, | SY olbor business: Fenrly real $10 + Bowsers We mecca ihe abee reread. B: W. RICHARDS, 307 Brosawe ba gy ge mg pes digg dell A TUBNISBED HOUSE 10 LET—A FISH Lat Oakley's livery stable, at Hoboken, New Jersey. fii ncn hg eevee oh renege fools Sg wagon and harness; a bay horse, about fifleen and o hall * Le tt oF would board e fai Bends bigh, nine years old. one hind foot a. li: le white, email | $24 make Them & home that ja « home, even in boarding: star in the head; wagon painted black lesth: oe anaes MS Erendsing, Sree Eh to 1, or Oty wort, made oy Plandro, Ninth avenue, § i name on wagon; set of silver mounted harness; pad under % fecdic. Small man about sixty years old, dressed in black Fay ey ay ty ey mee de clibes; wate iy Sngach s pened 1 rooms Learly filled with first class boarders. bo psidon wi ry A ncaa eee ee Hon 'of the rent tatem in board. 8. W. RICHARDS, way. CORPORATION NOTICES. G09D QrPORTUMITY.—T0 LRT, A LIVERY, 8: EM ee rene ng spare aod exe a ate, CR—THE COMMITTEE ON SEWERS OF THE has been ‘occupied for that business for tho, Board of Councilmen, to whom was referred the petitioa ears; also, the a rolling pret taebe: ’ fourth niveet, from Tenth avenue to iuriana Fiver, wil bold & ro wilyeecd rim iy ee! a E dave ‘uteon river 5 ies meeting at No. 6 Cliy Hall: on Wednesday, the 15%h instant, at retention es mann all So'lock PM. GM. Platt, Commitien CARD—T0 LET, A SUIT OF LARGE PARLC ANTHONY 3: x Soncrn on se20nd Her, pleasantly situated on Broadway, sf Feapertable ¢ ub ora party of OTIOR—1HR COMMITTEE ON STRERTS OF THE AL. Ld Ee | rd of un men meet in i) , room, SLOB! jo. 12 Olly MadL, oa Thursday, the Ith ines Set Ee ML Par | EDU W rt cteectsiy, on plarepere seek: rotted es interested in the opening of Twe {th street from Dry Dock | let—for « term of years, ata luw rent toa reaponsibie street to tue Rast river are requested to attend bzoad; the house A DUN Commtitee | ment” Lol od oct water, aad closet lorerion, mi JOUN Van FINE,{ cn” | chundeliors, curpets, e,, can remain. Apply to DA +) Btrec's. RAIT, 406 Broadway. _ ee ae —THK COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE 'UBNISHFD COTTAGE TO LET—GREENWI of Counsiimen will meet in tbe City Librar jsome outii Zoom, No. 12 Uhty Hall, ou Wednesday, the lou ast ati & | There tea garden caniage ho inched The wee Mi. Partioe having business before the committee are in ie im perfect For viled to attend. ot To enve vuuézeseary consumptira of time to the commitien, | from ga Me ult Pre. Sak, aman and to ee es who ne besten — = them, notice eby Riven thai no paper will be entertain WARD.—TOLAT, UBE. by the ecmmitiee ¥ t being attested to by the oath of the By Sti hth em oF on tnd bese | moe ey! 7) parties mabiog the claim, and afidaviis of thove cognizant of | fyontbasementand sities. Inquire as above, OF a! 148 the facts presenied for considermion. ham sizeet, HENRY cha PETER CRAWFORD, JAMsS M. OROSS, 10 LET--TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, THR on Finance, cond oor of house 185 Kas: Twentieth strest, consis of two rooms and two bedrooms, with gas, uae of bath HOTELS. leusdry. Inquire on the premuses. LET—IN WIULLIAM3BURG. WITHIN A BLO of Peck alla ferry, the dwelling part of & nize huse.« ity infor: friends and the puolic that hehss taken | rug store. Kent 'Y at No, 29 Bou sev fSesneeme mat of the above id Femme ir ‘establishment mreet Eds bas awypie two bundret gu: and = Baa been pit lo frat rale Order aud rofursisned throughout (TO LET—A FINE ROOM WITH AN ALOOVE, 22 Had faotuntpaaGueeares oacietaowe mes toreyac | gets seue “otal SSAct BAN Ges: Catan i. wont | ‘notice. “It is my intention to mabe tho house stirs | floor, at S18 Bowery. Meat $iaper moath im advance, ive in every #0 as to cusdie me lo command — rT» ucnabl rties to LET— FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE ¥. | Lamartine place. Twenty ninth street, between and Ninth avenues. Rent reasonable ton and bie tenant. Apply to H. WOOD, 561 way. L&T — BBAUTIFUL SUMMER RETREAT, 7! ee ees eee ae, Haven Ballrovd, half s mime ovement. Transient board $2 boarders taken on moderate speotfully solicited by we AL nen’s ‘OTEL FRALCATI, HAVRE, PRANCR—THIS ES. | 4,619 Post of labliahment commancs « superb view of the Heights of | = = fouville and of the harbor. For sea bathing {t is uue- LET—WITH POWER, A FINE LIGHT ROOM. 5 Quélied, assteps lead (rom the terrace of the bot+l to the oven 2% feet, in the manufactory corner of Greenwish Deach ‘It is provided with shower, hot aod cold baths, of | Desbrosses streets Apply on the premises, either fiesh or salt water, reading and music rooms, cx — sive play groun4s, with gymossium, for chil¢ren. &c L2T—WITH OR WITH! oom are eleganily fernished, and mesla can be bad a: the dis ciasa neues teh gon? lesslion end tonal ae “bote or by ecard. Board wy or wee! remet ‘went; } ap ag, Ry A Bg Ed pr ET—A FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAIN? 1m the vicintiy of Bt. Mark's place will be let either to ® private of tbe rent taken URRAY'R no, AT NARROWS8URG, SULLI ly or ant low in board. Adsress B van coanty, N. Y., four and a half hours’ rice from New fork by. Rew York if Krie Railroad on Delaware river, vation D, Post offi: Pe Tr : ine mountain scenery. & very healthy rr race LET—35 CHARLES STREET, TO A SMALL F. trout dashing im the immediate vicinity. Apply io A. H OL udulion The handsome seemed Aoor and frou basen RUSSELL. has bot and cold water throughout; batb, fewer conrection gas, chandeliers, fine yard, neighbor! 4c, Apply on he premises. 7 10 LET—THE LOWER OR UPPER PART OF HO! 9G Usrrow street, near Hudson, with basemet : Fooma, being newly painted and in complete order, 2 moderate, Luaquire on the premises. ee pete ce ents $< $$ $$ ARIS HOTEL DRS Lede ey . LET —A BEAUTIFUL, COUNTRY RESIDENCE street, near the Bx the T° rx 1, aliusted about 100 peste from the Ir CREAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. RB. I., WIL. BE OPENSD for tha reception of viaiters June 2) prepared to receive application, for erate ter, tuvites a call mera Thomas Hunt and er, & com: e house £0, dc. Toa reeponsivie person terms wil mace easy. fiviher pactisalars apply at iit Wave piace, within two anys. 0 LET—AT LOW RENTS, TO SMALL AMERIC families, floors throug! of five rooms, bath, Croton jc , in the modern in Wet N teanth wreet between Beventh and Righth avenue, Ay At the (fllow, 140 West Ninevermth street, from | to 4 P.M TT! LAT--THE SROOND FLOOR AND TUR TOP FIA of No 465 Broadway, for business or residezce. to let of for on *, for manufacturing. the three story bath (So by 1¢0 feet) 1f3 Broome street, near Pitt, Inquire o licted ‘nad ‘hay fever, bene? EIOUVENL & CO., 203 Centre street. the United States. Communication twice daily (un tays ex A OOF, opted) by Long Teland Halou to Thompson, ead by steer i ia preareeaelp a onanes. ¥. 2. ¥ Pi ait. For further informstionappiy to Mesera | wip table i-ebouse Billed. $k W. ¥. MILLE, 11d Prout sireet, Ne Pesce, ToMeh MOKUAN, No. im ISLIP PAVILION, MOST BEAUTIFULLY LO Dei fe gy Se 4 cated cn the great Bouth Baz, forty miles (om Kaw York. | atau wrecta, with gan asd Groton water, and boven, t aty le; rate order; will be let to a reapectabdis tenant for 90 roma, tnd Se eras arian tar anlig attees weak. | Yeats, aare inthe corner store, or at Dr. JOUNSON'S Bidied for the neagon $819 811 per week. Transient boarders : ‘eave brooklyn 3. . Tralea 10 AM snd 3.43PM LEA LARGE PURNISHED ROK AND B room, with uee of it . eats ene to CODTeY PAtsengers and Wesede cs he eralahed, cor rot ye tion lave. a ine,» Bouse, (welee, fisting of twenty rcome: ‘the CHARLES WRIGHT, Superintendent, ber. Apply at 208 ot ir seperate st ARRINER HOUSE, SPRINGFIRLD, Mast THs Bree Bed il be opeced anew tothe pavic | TORENT, WITH INMEDIATR (ONT re ny fall's Head 1 nad spacious ie | oer of Twenty Ath est god Wed arenes erent road Ry eZ, floors, rh cellings, the attraations and general bi $l tbe _medern, {mprovemen’s; Ko wogags bowed | baths, ranges, £2. 'y deairable Pees” | SGetrie eres ico 0 persegtioy jer rt u tale at half price. Apply at ‘Dull's How Bi ed am ph A ‘NCIS BUTLER, 29 FULTON STREST, RAGEMENT, ‘ocation. Wil Fries cota geerpouna fare All thé chotoe breeds | jacns Mandwomely {uri\tta or slugie geullemen, ayplt ) cente = rea — ¢ gent goge coantanty on - jer'a gg 4 = 118 Thompecn rtreet, corner of come per bolle. - 5 _L __.. , Warton the Dog, besuufully Liusesied, 81. Doxs soarded, TTO,LRT OR FOR RALR—THE FOUR STORY not trained, Ao, cn Murrey Hill, 28 fost north of Thirty eighth street the wemterly_ side of Madioon, areauie: Bouse 28 by 78 RO. HOWLECT & FON OFFER FOR SALE ONE HUN t tenant. Qed oung mockivg, Dirds and a few in full gang, win | “ce [reesved, SPARK BENJAMIN £00.41 Pine sree ic eee eee e ‘Axi domestic birds Ths whole ges Stree nae Barve Alo, ccna LET OR LRASR—TO A FAMILY ON ~ betes al 66 University piace, _ eienttitiimeds Teer arene Morvay it ie Fr Guat and TING RQUIPMENTS. i2Weat Thirty ‘treet; in order. Th ine, \ OMAS B. anne olegt, sclous, god ground very P ppl pay Sy vers i eae Tigi! uaned hours Ta ahenp ran me at sek before pate walk Hoboken ferry RULEY, 880 ‘UsT ARRIVED AND FOR GALW—ONF ENGLISH bull terrier dog, eleven pounds weigit, the (PO PBYRICTANS, DENTIOnS, RPO-A Fr ith ‘Also,’ two polntor Be white seme, wih tarnished rogmis. on, rst hh Wont country, Al in liver colored ears, biteh , ‘who | third street, ear lai avenue. Al * barement. land oe Dlovse Address Henry Gardner 168 Willism siceet, private A for one week 8. f. Lewis Tie lew York. Gardner's mange cure 3734 per bottle. OM ARAIVAD Pa yTaawen atovrra—aike | TO TENE Powe em, AER FINE ARTS = I ay PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE oe | ORNRRAL vm Sanh nd, leo owe of General Harney, are THR FISHING BANKS —STRA Wa? mame hers fencrahoe tamara te as Sareea teary Ghivnaben acces MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN, AGED 2 yg hy ES to er Freok Mcntague, station Ay ‘ork,