The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1858, Page 5

a THE DE REVIERE RoMAR=: Whe Scones Attending the Arrest of Capa!" de Reviere—His Appearance before = Jers,” Justice—The Whereabouts of Miss Blount mot yet Discovered—Another Alleged At~ tempt to Carry Him Of—Yesterday’s Pre- cocdings. ‘The arrest of Capt, de Reviere, who bas figured so ex- Qeasively within the past few days, by the alleged abduc- fon of & daughter of Col. F. 8. Blount, of Mobile, still ‘Coutinues to create considerable excitement. Owing to the late hour on Sunday night when De Keviere was ar- Fested we wore unable to give the full particulars of his : : i ee if i d i é z | é Q 4 EE i z i Hit 3 al uit gel Z tlt thd Gi i if ar i g Ht 3 i i i discovered the young lady, Mias of a window ou the second oe, Fraacis if of ly proceeded to New York for Gol. B., the Ho- officers agreeing to keep watch in the hotel during About six o’clock in the evening (Sunday) Col. Blount ved, and proceeded before Justice Whitley, where he made an affidavit agawst,ae Riviere for grand larceny, barging him with carryiig off several garments belong- fing to bus daughter and » gold ring. Upon this Justice tley issued « warrant for ae Riviere’s arrest, aud it ‘Was accordingly placed in she hands of officer McDonough, ‘who, in company with the New York officers, procveded fo tho Napoicon Ho'el. As soon as Mr. Huncko, the pro- eter, found the officers were determined to search the Ronee for de Riviere, ne made several attempts to put them out. Officer McDonough was dovermined, however, not to be foiled in the matter acd proceeded to mount the stairway, when Huocke got in front of him aud ripping ut several runge of the bannisiers, raised one of thom ‘Up with the intention of striking bim. Officer McDonough ‘was, however, rather too quick for him, and seizing him round tbe waist felled him to the floor. The officer jed up to the sec-ad floor aad to rooms Nos. 11 ang 13, where they saw tue young lady. Chey kpook- ed at the door ee times, w! ‘& person made his ap- and demanded what was wanting Officer McDonough stated that be haa s warrant for the Qrrest of de Riviere, whon tbe above individual replied that be was a lawyer and counsel for Mr. de Riviere, demanding at the eame time to ses the warrant. It was sccordingly shown him, when he instant, Pronounced it worthless, stating to tho officer he would be held liable if be at- tempted to arrest De Riviere on the said warrant. The Officer, fearing that there might be sor potat in the war. rant wrong, returned to Justice Wait office. where he was in‘¢rmed by Justice W. and John W. Little, Esq., District Attorney, that all was correct, and thet ho must at once and arrest De Riviere. Oa their return the bote! De Riviere’s counsel, finding that he could object a second time, consented fuaily to atiow tac ye opened and De Riviere taken iato custody. was imme tistely searched by Otllcers De Voe , of New York, but the iadies could not be if-paat seven o'clock De Riviere was couveyod Whitley at the station house, where t had congregated. Among tem Col. Dr. Dewees and several of their trienis w York. Aw soon as order aad boon secured, Jus- itley read the affidavit of Cot. Blouat, charging 19 ‘with stealing the young lacy’s clothing acd goid (This ws said to be the only ground on which Mr, could secure De Riviere’s arrest.) risoner’s Counsel immediately demanded an exam- and moved that Col. Biount be placed apoa the 5 g a 8 5, e rat 5 iH ge? fl Btand that be might cross examine him. Justice Whitley remarked that be thocgbt there was no ‘Occasion for an examination—that be would be compelled © hold the prisoner to bail to answor ocfore « higher Go art. ‘The counsel claimed that he did not wish to go intoa thorocgh exa:nivation—be desired only t) call wai cross Oxemine Col. Bloant, as he weuld then raise several legal Objections why the jer sbould be discharged. natice Whilley sald that he was willing to hear all that might be presentod, but unless itcould be fully proven ‘tbat the prisoner did not lake the property ia question ne Bbould boid bim to answer. thocght he could show the r's inDOCeNCe, Rad Suggested thas the examieation ¢ sot down for Monday mornirg, st ton n’clook. ‘Mr. Lituie, District Attorney, here desires to know bow ‘the counsel for the prieoner could prove his innocence. If, however, such was the case, he would consent, on his part, that an examination be granted. ‘The counsel replied that he was not desirous of going themerits of the case. The cross-examimavion of Mr. Bioust would, in bis opinion, prove the wnocence of accused. Justice Whitley dissgreed with the counsel, and said that be would hold De Riviere to bail ‘The counsel! for De Riviere etill urged a hoaring, claim- Ing that the property said to be stolen or carried away could pot be found on the prisoner. It was rather straage, he remarked, that he being & stranger should not be al- lowed aa examination. District atiorney Little eaid that the fact of the oom Plainant not oeing able to show that the prisoner bad the verty amounted nothing [t wag a very easy mattor Bore Revisre to place the gouds in otber ) soda. Justice Whitley here ordered Oo Kiviere to fad bail in the eum of $1,000, an examivation being refunod. ‘The crowd then dispersed, and tho prisoner was piaced io the custody of officer McDonough. It was said that he bad bail to cifer, bus it proved not so, as the prisoner is stil! in tho custody of the officer. ‘About nine o’ci0ck Col. Biount desired to visit the hole fad seo if he could find the whereabouts of his wife and daughler; accordingly the istrict Attorney, Mr. Litue, Copacnted io accompany bim, and with ihe New York oficers and our reporter proceeded tw the Napoleon Mr. Huncke, after some time, consented to allowed Col. Blount aod Mr. Little to go through the house; the New York police were, however, ordered vat of doors. They first proceeded to the upper floor, where Mr. Huncke opened but one room; bere was found a imiy's mantiils, Dut the room being dark Col. Biount could not identify it pg daughter, fe was then con- ducted to the below; only one room was bere ‘of Col. Biount; it being Ceoegd ore Col. B. was allowed to go through, but no femal coule be foand within. Col. Stount thea demanded to ‘ook 5 rapcisyo i Out of the house; but Col. Biount Na loeve the Lous, domanting intgiogs. He de- that he woula romain all night, Huncke was forced to allow bin i i Hat 3ef i 6 was gone it is presumed that Mra. Biount and Gaughter were privately taken from the N: aod conveyed to some safer quarters out of the reach of their pursuers, De Riviere still remains at the hotel in the custody c! officer McDonogh, Mrs Biouat still remaics at the hotel, Blow: known. arrest ‘They, it and place convey bi ly in ‘Tan Ficata Recrest axp rie Moron Rematys —In con- Bequence of @ paragraph which appeared in some of the papers reflecting on the conduct of the Fighth regiment at the Monroe obsequics, Brigadier General Fall hae or- ered an inquiry to be institated into the matter under Arthur, Judge Advocale. It is asserted upon the ‘tof the that the whole story is a fabrication; no furniture was broken, and only oy —_— eras lost, by & piece of ice falling upon it. Captata ‘gor writes pe follows: — TO THE RDITOR OF THR HRRALD, ‘Ap articte under the eaption of ‘“Diagracefal Vandaliam’’ ving appeared in one of the sunny papers, Uarougn whic's rept of Company ©, Bighth regiment, Teostved ‘mab savoring more Ol the asaass): (han ube sodier, T there fore feel that 11 ls but justice to nal’ company that the follow. brief atatement of facia bhowid bavi aa wide » range of circulation as the Iyt Eime of ete Seatemptive one's iri hem Cone). BURURA, Onptain Company , Naval I 5 ‘The United tates (Vignts Camb irland, ancousced Cy the Island of Maderia some time since, sailed for Santa Craz, pic a ty reaching that port on Santa Porta oe in the Oaps Gatos the 220 of May, announce the and crew excel’ent, day for : NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JX’ Affeirs at Quarantine. ABRIVAL OF INFECTED VESSBLS FROM MATANZAS, SAGUA LA GRAND AND BAVANA—YELLOW FRYSE— INTEBESTING ITWMS—HEROIC CONDUCT OF A CAP- TAIN'S WIFE, ETC. Withia the inst few days business at Quarantine bas re- .Cetved am impetus by the arrival of infected vessels and crx ‘t from ports whore sickness prevailed at the time of depar'tre. Quite 6 fleet of every description of vessels ie detained at the upper Quarantine anchorage, while many which bave bad deaths on (he passage and sickness ex- isting on their arrival have been sent down to the lower bay. It will be seen by the following detailed report of the disposition made by the health authorities of the in- Seoted vosnele, nt onere pepeeniien to in- sure protection to the public bealth, and ‘the im- of the past two years for adminis. tion with the Yep bat tt is impossible for contagion to spread outside the Quar- Schooper G.jMillard , Captain Snow; arrived Ji ey OW ; |, from Porto ice, via Turke Intaada, wilk'mugar and Saolasson, "Brig Hapaibal.C Wentwort arrived Jaly 4, from Neuvitas, Cubs, ' ‘ugar, &c., will proceed on the 9th ipetant. William Nelson, Captain Cheever, arrived J Pi la Rpt amalhiory hot ida 4 pox. The cases of disease wore sent to the emall pox hos- Bia\ Ghd tee yannmuanes, har Faing vaccinated wore removed to the and given over to tho charge of Dr. Bissell, where will remain till their vac- ination shail have taken. Tho experience at Quarantine for the past year demonetrates the [necessity of detaining passengers who bave been exposed to the poisen of emall- pox, for it bas invariably that some one or more cases ik out subsequent to the landing of the pas- elson will undergo @ thorough then pro- ity. Brig Samuel Otis, Capt. Gilchrist, arrived July 4, from Arroyo, P.R , with @ cargo of molasses. After ventila. pt vee detention until the 9th instant, will be allowed Brig BH. Means, Captain Herrick, arrived July 4 from Ponce, PR.» weAD aaolasues. Will, probably be compelled to din from Angcstura, with hides hatches were opened, and she will be veutiated. will be released on the 10th inet, YELLOW FEVER FROM MATANZAS. Ship Susan, Captain Williamson, arrived July 4 from Matanzas, #ith sugar, bound for Greenock , Scotland. ship put foto thie port in distress, arising from the preva- lence of yeilow fever on board. Tho captain died three days after leaving Matanzas. Two sailore died on the passage of the same disease, and wore buried at sea on the Ast inst.—three days before arrival. The remainder of the crew were sent on shore at Quarantine, five of whom were sick with the fever. After the voseel was thus rid of the sick, she was immediatel; the lower bay. This arrival of ello trem Matanzas is not strange. That port (has been a badly infected port for many weeks, and it is said very many soreign vessels are lying there in a deserted and digabled condition, having lost weir crews with the fever, and in many cases their ofloers. ‘The case of this veasel—she being bound for Greenock — {a ¢ifferent that of vessels whose cargo ta consigned to or owned by living in this port It wili un. doubledly be submitted tor adjudication or control to the British Covau!, who will exercise a humane discretion as to the time when it will be proper to re-man and eend her to fea; it may be that ne will think it dangerous 80 to do without firet dischargiog her cargo, acd thoroughly disin- fecting ber. It is underswod that bis Honor the Mayor will have a conference with ihe Consy) touching the dan- gere and merits 0; this case. ELLOW FEVER FROM SAGUA LA GRANDE. ‘The sbip Grotto, Capt. Nichols arrived July 6th from Sagua la Grance, at 2 o'clock, A. M., with a cargo of suger bound to Falmouth, Eog. fhe experience of thig vessel, like that of the precedung, is sad to contemplate. One of the crew died of yellow fever the first night after she loft port—another at night op the 3d inst.,and tho Captein died twenty-four hours prior to tue arrivai of the vessel. ‘The seemen were vuried at sea, Dut the remains of the Captain were brought into port and interred in the bury- ing ground of the Marine Hospital, Of the remaining por tion of the crew, rev: re found sick om arrival, and they were placed in the Hoepiial. This heavy draught from the efficers and crew of the vessel, left only two persons capable of doing duty; ana hence, before the vessel could be sent to the lower bay for auchorage, it became neces- sary to secure the services of several men to raise ber an chor, and that of three to go on board of her as abip keep- ers during her probation in the lower bay. Tne effort to pro- cure the services of these ship keepers was not a task nor easy work; yet ip viow of the necessities of the present “bard times,” aod the temptations of very high compensation, the requisite number were induced to embark in the dangerous service. As in the preceding case, the future disposition of this vessel will probabiy be committed w the Mayor and Com- missioners of Health and to the British Consul. Humanity would seem to dictate that ® new crew should not be allowed to pasa on board ot this vessel until she has been thoroughly disinfected. ‘Until the arrival of the Grotto from Sagua, that port had been regraded as free ° from ‘epidemic yel’ow fever, the captains of all vease! ving thence reporting and pro- testing that the port was free from infection and conta- gion. The etate of this vessel, however, too clearly ind!- cates that but jittle faith can be epics er Ape ia told by the masters of voeeels of the health of the ports of the of their departure. Mrs. Nichois, ihe wife of the unfortunate captain Grotto, luckily Accompanied her busband on his voyage, and cotwithetapding the shocking fact of ber partner's vnexpocted demiee, finding it imperative that ‘er ald must be rerdored tn ravigating the vessel—for a!) but two of the crew were stricken with the plegue—she nobly smothered the apgnieh which ebe felt, and leat ber ser- vices in working the ship. When tho vessel was by the steamtug off Fire Island, this heroic lady was at the wheel, performing work far beyond what ordivarily could bave been expected of any woman. She cared now jor ber own life, Dut the safety of the husband's charge; fund the lives of the two well seamen called her to action, and sbe nobly obeyed the summens. Mrs. Nichols was tranfcrred to comfortable quarters at Quarantine, where she now remains. Tyrol, Captain McCormick, arrived Jul cbarge at Quarantine. Brig Charles Hepry, Capt. Van Bergon, arrived gs and merchandise. fg Brig 5, from Havana, wilh a cargo of sugar and segare. 8 Veasel wil discharge at Quarantine. Brig Indian Queen, Captain McGregor, arrivod July 5, trom Cardenss, wi molasses. Ves arri from Cardenas prior to the Ist inst. have been permitied to proceed alter fumigation avd a detention of five days, but the Mayor and Commissioners of Health at their yestor- Gay's meeting directed that all vessels being at or here. afior arriving at Quarantine from Cardenas, shall dus. cbarge their cargos ot Quarantine and be subject to such restrictions as verse!s arriving from infected ports, This of the board we uuderstend was prompted b: ports that epidemic yellow fever ie provi ing at that rh. Ship John W, White, Capt. McNoar, arrived Jaly 6, from Havana, with suger and tobacco, This vowsel ind 'some month i port, and lort two of her orew with yollow fever. She will be required to \wscharge at Quarantine, after whieb ebe will proceed to tue city at the discretion of the euthorities. Brig Xenophon, Captain Loak, arrived July 5 from Sa- gua ia Granée, with sugar and moiasscs. has been ordered to discharge at Quarantine, Brig Judieh Somes, Capiain Raymond, arrived July 6 from dad de Cubs, with sugar and molasses. wi'l be subject to a detention of many days, or perbaps be ordered to discharge at Quarantine, Brig Romer, Captain Wyman, arrived July 6 from Car- densa, with sugar apd molasses. The Romer lost two men at Cardesas with yellow fever; one died throe days and the other two before the sailing of the vessel. hore & short bof ler, Capt. White, arrived Jaly 6, from Cienfuegrs, with sugar Although vesneis arriving from this port have as brought with them Bo pope 0 located as to vender it probable that fever must prevail there. Hence bg, Lyd gh a aged 3 i ——— : arrived July 6, from ' be allowed toproceed on the 11th inst., if no sickness Brig E. Drommond, Capt. Chapman, arrived July 6, from Aspinwall, with’coooa and hides. ‘Two pa A} ‘on arrival were sick with ague fever, and one with para- tyne "Afler ventilation, tiil the 2ith inst., the vessel YELLOW FEVER PROM HAVANA. Bark Greenland, Warnan, arrived July 6 from Havana, witb sugar. While tn port and just prior to his a the captain lost his wife and child with yellow fever. The bodies of the deceased were embalmed and cncased tn metaitic coffins, ho enyow | sealed, placed on board the vessel for to. place of nativ!- ty in Maine, vin New York. Captain consignees, and forwarded his letter by steamer, to pro- cure him a permit to remove the bodies on their arrival to their destination, The joee prorented the case prior to the voseel’s arrival to the Mayor and Commission- era of Hearth, who reforred the whole matior, with power, to the Health Officer, Sansequently to the departure the roesel from Havana and previous to her arrival the captain himeeif was attacked with yellow fever. Hoang a portion of his crew on arrival wore transferred to tho Marine Hospital, and the vessel was forthwith sent to the tian Pe vn a oape W ke, arrived Jaly 6 from Willian Poynton, ‘ooke, aly Manslatlle, with cider and gone all well. She will be @ Lith oF 12th inst. ‘ll be dissharged at Quarantine, with sugar, and after the ucanl fumigation, ventilation, &c., will be allowed to procesd. Hamieros Coursce,—The annual convention of the Sicma Phi Fraternity will be bela at Hamilton Collegs, Clinton N. Y., om Tueeday, July 20, attwo o'clock |. M R. P. Thompson, D.D., of Bullalo, and Rey. A. 0. Kend: lok, of Rochester, got the other wheels off. giten near, who could not Ree the position of the o ita » Unfortauately, freed entire, Fourth of July in wun “ure: The day was celebrated with no Public disptay, save the fireworks in the evening, th, ‘terests of tho “burg” being swallowod up in thosn of its “TOM rival, Brooklyn proper. In the morning the various emp nos Ayres, dated on 8th of May, We have published intelligence of a later date, but find @ome interesting extracts, given below, in tho: papers at On the 1st of May the Governor and bis ministers presont- ed the yearly message to the Senate and House of Repre- by a grand salute by the Duncan Light Artillery, but be- yond thie and (Ne efforts of the juveniles during the day, Ro public demonstration took place. In the evoning a duwpiay of fireworks, under direction of Alderman Wilson, took place at te corner of Schols street and Union avenue, which was witnessed by a largo assomblage. ‘The pieces wore furnished by Mr. O'Rourke, of Fulton avenue; they were patriotic in then character, and wore i pleasure friends of Leas than usual jdenta Mam exneritane, os Gansees a day. p ad ft and oe ‘toe the ree petit os acl of tho i ion rious): - hee Doing bart 3 a snd at tho same time ey pray. that Providonco may #6 Pete only at of any importance that toox piace during essist you that you may aue spreading over the | the day was the unto act of Jesse Gilbert, a man ener. inestimable benefit of wise and salutary be. while under Ge nee Lp cng daly, Kon4 ‘ charged the contents 0 face of & : Sonores—The government has exerted itself ‘The obargo did not take Dut tho act ‘was. pulliciest to second your beneficent views; they believe that what | to cause his incarceration in the ooils of the Sixth precinct they have done during the past year is, without station house to await examination. Prempelemn gery ore Anny ory rap eyd is ‘The ladies of the Reformed Duich Church tn Java they assure it is all that thoir jadgment and labo- near Franklin, held « fair and festival at the rious ‘of effort bas pormitied them to do. | thurchrim aid of the Ladies’ Benevolent, Industrial, Lito. You, Senores, will judge the value of their works, on ex: | rary aud Mutual Improvement Scciety, connected with amining the general synopsis of the |, administra. | thechurch. Inthe morning the exercises were tive and military acts of the State, in tho present | witha prayer by Rov. Wm. Walling, after which tho De- ee ee ne eee in the hands of | ciaration of Independence was by i 4 |. ‘The oration, which was a masterpiece of eloquence The ri oF the manag urs, The Tey ree eee ea deen enemies, was delivered fourth under the command | by Rey, G, Talmadge, the pastor of the church. A | Arenas, remained d whole of the cere- | audience assembled to witness the exercises, and in mony, drawn up in the calle Representantes in front of the | afernoon the consistory was thrown open, having been tatives, ani arms to ‘beautifully deoorated by the ladies of the church, and ro- | pet wh led oad ee from the building at bag egy te eg yp on gem fair neces . y, during the afternoon and evening, malpisterial papers speak in very torms of the | gvailed themselvos of this opportunity, the result of their Message, and the opposition, as a matter of course, predict | contributions being higbly successful. | ihe arrangoments the spoody ruin of the country from the facts which it dis- | were under the direction of Dre. Sneli and Wright aod A. closer, As & political document it is well worthy of perusal, | jx, Merserole, deacons of the church. Song unnecessary longth precludes us from publish- | ‘The freworks al the corner of Union avanue and Schols strect consisted of thirteen pieces, and gave much satisfac tion to a large assemblage who were there to witneer them. The members of Continental Bucket Company No. lerected, at their own expense, seats in front of their house for the accommodation of ladies, and after tho ex: hibition was over provided them with @ collation. ‘The Right of Search Question In Parliament and the Official Despatcnes, {From the Ws Union, July 8.) We have transferred to our columns the debate in the British Parliament om the search question, which camo oif on the 16th ultimo. There are papers in this country sull contending that Groat Britain has not surrendered the claim of visitation. We afford tho reader an oppor- tunity to examine the subject for himself. Meanwhile it is proper that we should say that in official circies no doubts are expressed in reference to the complete aban donment of all pretension to the claim set up by Lord Aber - deen m 1842. 6 government of England has continued up to the present time to exorcise what they claimed ag & mero police to determine the nationality of merchant ships. They ciaimed a right to enforce species of maritime government over the bigh seas appertaining exclusively to all nations alike, and with a sole view of de- tecting piracies. To render their police effective, visita- tion was Claiined as a means to an end. Ip other words, visitation was asserted as an outbirth of a vigilant mari- tume police. We took the ground that we bad an absoluic right to the uninterrupted use of the uvappropriated parts of the eea for our navigation; and the President sent to the ‘Weet Indies such an increase of our squadron as, under his instructicus, would enable our paval force to exact immu nity for our merchant vessels. It wes thus that the issue came to bé practical, rendering it necessary that the Brit ish government, in the face of an impending collision of hose fleets, should eitber disavow taeir pretensions, or enforce them at the cost of war. We can bardly com- prenend the debate tn Parliament without bearivg in Furopean be oy stocks limits the fe observe from the official correspondence between the Minister of Finance and the President of the Bank, that from the 1s) of the present month the accounts cur- rent with reciprocal interest, kept for some time by that establish ment, have been suspended. The drought still continues in many districts in this vince. In the Partido of the Magdelena the “jaguelea”” have been tn constant use for the last four months. The great soarcity of water has occasioned aa epidemic among horned cattle. To thesouth of the Salado, animals in first rate conaition bave fallen victims, but fortunately its ra. vages nave been very partially extended. ‘The fever panic, from which our townspeople are hap plly recovering, ba: been felt in various parts of tho country districts. At last the romaine of the veteren Colonel Vega go beneath the soil of bis pative land. fhey were laid by his eons in the family vault at the Recoieta on tho 5th inst Funeral orations were pronouuced by bis old companions in arms, Gen Madi and Lieut. Colonel Lacasa; Pon Mariano’ Billinghuret aleo epeke, and he had a peculiar claim to do so, from the fact that the sword which the ole soldier had carried through many campaigns, was left by will to hia brother. A champion of independence and mail, produce continues to rise, but the general traneacti hborty under the tropical gun Of Brazil, and amidst the | mind taeae simple facts, That devate, in other words, Mortin, Alvear ond Belgrano, and aga'n with tho fiery ia. | id not.ariee upon mere abstract diplomalic noies; i grew wales Gd Wegener ite puso ange” | Raton cero ot ne nl i view we should regard the discusaioos in Parliament, and thus be all the better able to understand what is meant by adopting, on the part of the Derby miustry, the legal opinions of lord Stowell and of the present Attorney aad Solicttor General on the subject of search and visitation. In point of fact Lord Napier does not disguise the con- clusion that his government hag utterly abandovet its pretensions, facetiously claiming that the Karl of Malmes. bury 4s only giving effect to the judgment of the highest legal minds in tue sand that, i point of fact, nothing has been o to’ this government. Ia other words, ‘that tbe present London Cabinet bave acied on British authority, which turns out to be precisely what the Uaited States bave claimed as the law of nations. But we leave this interesting subject in the hands of the reader, confident at all ovente that we havo gotten rid of it forever. Municipal Affa) BOARD OF ALDERMEN. DEATH OF COUNCILMAN JUDSON, ‘The Board of Aldermen heid a special meeting yerter- day at noon, for the purpose of expressing their sympathy at the death of Councilman Judsoo, of the Fourth district, who died at bis residence in this city on Monday afternoon, the President, and Aldermen McSpedon, Uoole, Starr, Tucker, Davies and Reed, being it. COMMUNICATION FROM THE MAYOR Mayor Tiemann sent io a communication announcing the deuib of William W. Judson, who had beea connected with the Board of Councilmen since January 1, 1867. Yea\ious and able in the of his duty, bis death will be severely felt, not only by the Board of which he was a momber, but by his constituents, whose interests be faithfully served. Kind in his pature and generous in his disposition, he wiil be lamented by a!l who claimed the honor of bit acquain- tance. The Mayor recommenas that the Board xnould make _ arrangements for the funeral of the ‘an muy be necessary aNd proper to expreaa the deep sym- y of the Common Councii for his family ia we pao jose they bave sustained, as well as to pay that rospect to bis memory which bis bigh character and public posi tion demand. A deputation from the Board of Councilmen presented a Sons or Maura.— The first grand national council of this Orcer will aseombie in Philadeiphia on the 10h int, Cuvrca Stavck by Ligutstne.—-On Sanda; morning, 27th ult,, while the Rev, Mr. Galbraith’s congregation (United Presbyterian) of Freeport, Armstrong county, Pa., was engaged in prayer, the church edifice was struck by lightning, instantly killing a Mrs. Ramaly, and seriously, though not dangerously, injuring her two brothers, Israel and of bie avd resolutions, Joptet b {nel body. On motion, thia Peace eee aera preg. | George Watson, and her sister, Jane Watson. dent appointed & committee to confer with the —_——_ — Counciimen ing the arrangements for the funeral, | 4 MaryLanp Coa. Traps.—For the week endi! and then adjourned. Saturday, 26th Jane, 1,445 tons of coal were nope over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad ; 6,696 tons over the road of the George's Creek Coal and Tron Company; 1,962 tons over the road of the Comberland Coal and Iron Company, and 1,458 tons over the Hampshire Coal aud [ron Company's road. making an a yweate for the week from the whole coal region of 11,661 tons. Total shipments for the year from the entire region, 219,396 tons, of which 70,293 tons went by way of the canal, aud 149,222 tons by railroad. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. DEATH OF COUNCILMAN JUDSON. ‘This Board held a special mecting on Tuesday, at nooa, for the purpose of expressing their feclings of re:ret at the death of thoir Inte associate, William Wallace Judson, of the Fourth district. Am was received from the Mayor on the suliject, similar to that sent to the Board of Aldermen. Some appropriate expressions of sympathy wore made by Mr. Arcularius and other members. The followiog preamble and resolutions were adopied:— Whereas, by tbe will of Divine Providence, our ea.cemed friend and co-member of the Common Council, Wm. Wallace ‘udson, from the Fourth Senatorial district, haa been removed rom our mnidat, after long smifering and tedions illness ; and Wherens, ous, worthy oad respeged, represesiative of the Seventh ward has served with faitbrulness and lategrity bis const{iuents, and obtained from the his pesular charac: teristic urbanity of manner and nod! otackment | converse and coune our beloved com Tak Day or Sreampoats on tre Lakes Gone By.—It is stated that not one sidewheel steamer now runs on Lake Erie, while but a few years ago two or three a day cleared from Buffalo. Sxow at raw Warre Mountains. A gentleman who ascended Mount Willey, from the White Moun- tain Notch, a few days ago, found patches of snow eighteen inches deep on the top of the mountain, ‘This is eaid to be quite unusual for that nefgiboriood so late in June. ao pani ring Lentimony to the prompt and vealous manner in which be discharged bia duties, hereby, Resolve, That while we submit to the will and dispensation the remove’ 1 of our friend and com- son, member irom the Fourth Sena Divine Providence ion, Wm. Wallace terial district, we du mos: mournfu'ly realize (he | oe we bay rusiained, and the sorrow!ul afitietiea which bay bef: ‘Common Coune!] and ail who knew, and (bere(ore esteemed, the lamented dead. Resolved, That the Common Counefl, aympathizing with the bereaved family of our friend, and in couaiteration of our wil! attend the fane- THE FAMILY HERALD, Interesting About the Mormons—Removal of the Remains of Ex-Prestdent Monroe—In- respect for the memory ‘of the deceased, rer a Mae Gate Reviate siplapelst it act on he dey othe funeral and Gate | AePenetenee TOcanecTnterceting, Suveden= Jupetion with « from the Board of Aldermen, to a ,s as beeginn Ceremony—Market Reporte—Local News, &e., de. ‘The Fawr Henavn, in ite reguiar iene of to day ‘will contain a large amount of interesting reading matter’ Among other things The Mormon Imbroglio—Letters from Our Special Corres: pondent at Fort Scott, giving an socount of his arrival there, the condition of the army, Ac, Ac —Deseription of the Bettie mente of Utah, their population sad lmprovemente—The Retring Mormons and their Statemeote—A Dinner Party in Gen, Johnston's Tent—A Link of History—The Book of Mor mon, of Golden Bible, with other matters; formiog « very interesting chapter in (he hisory of these fanatical aad poeu- har people. Fee ee eee ee tee ES . Gated, and prencated 10 the familyrot ibe deceased. The Board then adjourned, to moot again on Wednesday, png purpose of to tho funeral, st three o'clock. Coroners’ Inquests. Scrrosap Scicipe or a Youna Womax.—On Satur- day evening, about seven o'clock, & young woman, bame unknown, went on board one of the Fulton ferry boats, and, walking bastily to the further ond of the boat, jutmped of fell overboard, and was drowned. A man Sta See antewerte. ER A The Monroe Obsequies—The Remains Fxhumed and Pieced ‘an inquest yesterday upon the body, mas- | in the Clty Bail—Spomtancous Tribate to the Ilnstrions ter teat! ‘tat he saw the deceased the | Dead—Speeches of Menara. Jobn Coshrane and 0. Jemniogs pm grey Be 68 | Wise—The Body Placed on board the Jamestown, and Do- partore for Richmond. Areport of the proceediags in the Woodman Divorce Case & verdict of “death by unable to whether accidental Deceared was about thirty yours in New Orleams blue eyes and regular featares. Interesting Swedenborgian ( eremony—Leying the commer aed che werecun ings 7 stone of the first New York Swedenbo ured. P! Tings were on @ oue Singular Adventure of a French officer, Capt. Henrt de poeta bres signs hey. fB0 body to a Bel Riviere—His Kiforie to marry Mise Blount, of Mobile—Leter pital, and will remain there to-day for identification. Fara: Wanerue mmwexx Youso Mex.—Oo Saturday afternoon, Asa Saffen and another young man, both ap prentices to the carriage making business, and working at tho corner of Rutgers street and Past Broadway, while ting at their too's for the day, commenced wrest- ‘tegother. Unfortunately the shopmate of Saffen bad ‘hoe kaite 1m his band at the tine, and at a moment ben they came into violent collision the biade of the knife entered tho abdomen of Saffen, and he tell, mortally wounded. The youth who had beeo the moaos Ling bis sb , on seeing the injary he had done, also fell to the floor, and was completely overpower. fatfen was conveyed to the New York Flospite!, where he died yesterday moroing, and before death fully exonerated bis shopmate from all blame. Pollce Intelligence. Conuatos wre Youre Tieves—Arrewrr To Bioor 4 PoreMas —On Satorday afternoon, policoman Baldwin, of the Eighth precinct, while standing at the corner of Boullivan and Grand streets, observed a young man run from the Oaptain—His Arrest, &o , 4c Execution of Four Crimi: ~ Hanging of James Mecee in Bowton—of Radford J, Crockett, at Auguste, Ga., and of Widow Belisie and Jen Baptia: Desforges, a Montreal, A Father in New Orleans Tried and Acynftted for Shooting the Sed ucer of his Daughter. Lyned Law in Maryland—A Man and Woman Tarred and Pemhbered. Celebration ef the Kighty-second Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in New York Faditorial Comments on Matters of Interest Local News In New York and adjolaing Cities of Interest and Jinportance. A Report of the Condition of the Cattle Market—Prices, Bapply, &o., ae. Crops and Crop Proapeote—Progress of the tarvest ‘The Frarar River Gold Mines. Ob! aary Natices of distinguished and noted Persona. A full Report of the Prices of all kinds of Marketable Pro- duce, carefully corrected exch work. ‘The atest Intelligence resetved up to tha time of publicn- ning down the street at the topof his spect. Thinking that | son yy wlagraph or otherwise. something might be wrong, the officer stovped bim, and hee wi th 7 mast soon anctoer youth came in sight, in custody of potios- conten Sine ad Reporte mgt aw cer atm man Godfrey and sergeant Lent. The two, it appears. wore Commercial Markeis—Marriages and formin = confederates, aad haa broken into the store ef Mr. Wildey, mass Of interesting use(al and miscelianeones read ag. Greenwich street, and stolen therefrom sme cloth. Terme—Only $28 year; four cents & alugle opr. To be 517 While ofticer Baldwin was conveying Wm. Wiliams, the whom he had arrested, to tbe station hours, Wil- jams drew a pistol from hie pocket, and placing it behind bim, discharged it at the lower pari of tus officer's boty. The bullet struck a bunch of kays which wero im the off! obtained at the oMee of the Fen aro an’! of all mews agents. Critedoro’s Halt Dye, Wigs ana T. omprer— ‘The vest in the id. F cabo baaer ioe . ‘or mle, and the dye privately appited cor’s _—_ the flesh pee. mart L-wely i then passed h the akirte of bis cont, w >| on orang ing farther damage. WWilhans and bis contetorate, Jono walter ery oy drong egy ths Rest ana ‘Thom also 8 Of enventeen yoars, were io onan evin, gree, tying, Sar wy Proughn Détore Justice Quackenbus, who lose? the for | Bile nay, vastoring the tate. Ladies, wy mer vp to answer a chargo of agwault ‘and the latter to answor a chage of petit iarceny, Attparp Cranor oF Anpconixe Two Lirte Ginis From mr Five Poirts Misetox Horse —A man named Lather Hi. Paine was on Monday taken into custody by officer Batehe iors Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,— ‘The best the world, surpassiog all made, Sold and applied atthe m7 nufactory, 238 Broadway. Radical Care Truss Office—Marsh & Con, LY 7, 1858. 6. by the Kev. David M. to Miss Aves M., Auausra, youngest child of James and of cholora infantum, Knox has Hats of every Style, of every Ap enyboty whe sina bis manclines eaveament, corast way and @uiton street, will find ke is able to show. A Aseatmont of Straw Hats, in grey tera eater ‘WHITH’S, the hatter, 148 Fullon — Artists from Holmes’ View Guilery are now po ed is @ style never before equa.’ . requ sit tins clothin, a. and all Kinds of clotting” Terri, 56 Brondway. Bartholt's Ww Sewing Mchine, ‘will e000 be read; py Fomi sey wea ie Pills, —Btitows Disorders of ever”, type, from derangement of the liver to confirmos dice, and inter most obstin dd fubdeed ‘bre coun te oeye sills bold 6° Maldsa _—_—_— tnetinan aissook ES ihe ces nations from alt ulty by t tt ia free disagreeable teste, the virt fully tained, PERFOLD, UAT £00, agente, Noa Piotoher a Hair..WUlson’s bmp d Colores dually gray orany . or Be Ga gy idgency, 068 Grand street, coreor of” Allon. tn the arg Married. Backrs—Rovess.—On raday, J eburea, by Rev. Dr. Tyng, DaWixr 0. Anna M. Peter P. Rousse, of Breckiya. Barngn— Wuuame.—On Lams, daughter of John Williams, both of Staten Island. Dixon—Drxcrpprx. —On Sunday ——- July 4, by the Rev. Mr. Corbitt, of the Methodist church, ALEXaNvss B. Dixow to Maxy J. Dinwippie, both of this city. RaopEs—ACCHINCLOSB —at Peokekill, on y, July Halliday, Mr. Frawkun Ruonms i of the late James Auchincloss Eagq., of this city: Died. July 6, of convulsions, Apa Arthur, ‘2 years and 4 months. ‘The trieuds of the family are respectfully invited to at- Axrncvr.—On Tuesday tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at o'clock, from Ni 7% avenue D. Bort: —On Tuesday, July 6, Guo. W. Haxartoy Borrs, ‘od 8 months and 18 days. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) after. two o'clock, from No. 366 second avenue. The and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. Bex.—At Saratoge Springs, on Monday, June 28, Anam CacxcHs, aged 1 year, 10 months and 18 days, daughter of Albert 8. . and Grureix —On Tuesday, July 6, Louwe Bee, of San Franciso, Cai wife of Joseph Cridin, @ native ‘of Dingle, county of Kerry, Ire- 4 60 yours, 6 months and twolve days. ends and acquaintances of the family are respeot- To fully iwvited to attend the funeral, thie (Wednesday ) at ternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence, No. Pike street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Come- tery for interment. Tivos —On Tuesday, Juno 16, at Matanzas, Cuba, of paver fever, Harm Sanau Han, daughter of ‘Samuel L.. Iy¢e, of tais cisy, aged 17 years and 4 months. Norwich, Conn , papers please copy Jepson —On Monday, Jwy 6, Wittiam W. Junsow, Coun- py the Sixteenth district, aged 33 years, 9 months a) 8. Bie freeds ‘and those of the family, also the members of the present and ate Boares of Counciimen and Alder- men, are requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, No. 167 Movroe street, witnout further notice, His re- mains will be conveyed to Greenwood. Krreworr —On Monday, July 5, after a lingering ines, Mr. Guornce Faepmaick Kauswor Sr., io the 63th year of remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery on ly 6. fort, Herkimer county, Bex Mobawk, at Fr becca Lock woop, J¢., soa of Rev. Benjamin and Lockwood, in bis 10th yoar. ‘The relatives and frisads of tho family are invited to attend the fuperal, ou Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of hie parents, No 128 Souta Fourth street, Williamsburg, without further invitation. ~In Jersey City, on Monday, July 5, Joun Mornow , a A ‘The relat! ‘and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuperal, trom bis late residence, No. 87 York street, on Thuraday afternoon, at four o'clock. McComn —On Sunday, July 4, Joux McOomn, in the 60th year of his ago. ‘The friouds of the fainily aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, thu (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis’ inte residence, No. 66 Second’ avenue, wi i. invitation. MoUacizy.—On Monday, July 5, Jomy MocCacurr, who vas accidentally aot with a plitol, aged 17 years, 7 months and 22 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and thore of bis uncles, Patrick MoCauley and Francis Gillin, are re- quested to attend the funeral, this (Woaneaday} after noon, at two o'clock, from tho residence of bis father, Denis MoCauley, No to Mott street. Californ! 8 please copy. Maxy.--On Sunday, July 4, Cuanis Wittiase Maxy, in- fant son of Theodore HH. and Anna T. Mann. copy. Springs, on Monday, July 5, after = sbort but severe iliness, Mr. Jou O' Newt, 74 years. Rossuit.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, July 6, Wiusm 8. S. Rossa, Jr., eldest son of William S 3. and Rebecca Ruseeli, aged 6 years, 10 months and 1 day. ‘His remains were taken to Norwich, Conn. Scuwaswepe, —On Tuesday say ‘6, at nine o'clock A. M., at his residence, the Heights Hotel, Huntertly road, £1" Sean Sunwaneinmn, aget 98 youn, ‘months and 16 relatives and friends of the deceased, and also those of R. D. Schrifer, the Navigator lodge, the Jerosa- lem Chapter, and the Washington Hussars, of New York, are respectfully requested t> attend his faneral, on Thurs. @ay afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, without further notice, Somsnvitta.—In this city, on Monday, July 5, Jaume SomanviLLe, aged 47 yoars and 4 months. ‘The friends aud relatives are respectfully invited to at. ted the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, frotn his late residence, No. 180 Fast Twentieth street, without further notice. Staspisy.—Oa Monday, Jul; Witssam W. Staxpiey, aged 68 years, 3 months aod 6 days. ‘The reiatives sud iriends of the tamily are res} ay invited to attend bis tuseral, this (Wedoesday rnoou, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 11 Wee rhirty eighth street, His remains will be taken to Greenwood Onmete id ser sieemnent, jalnfleld, N. J., papers please copy. 3 en. this ve Cy July 6, Mania AN, only daughter of George Martha Ano Stringer aged 2 years and 6 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, on Thursaay afternoon, ai two o'clock, wt ber inte residence, 14 Vandewater street. Hor remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemeter Serra —On Monday, July 5, Raspowr Serra, of consumption, aged 22 years, 10 months and 10 days ‘Fils relatives and friends, and the friends asd members of Victory Evgine No. 18, Brooklyn, F D., and also the Continental chapter members of No. 13, 0. U. A, are ta vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his aunt, Lover Doughty, Wilson ‘street, near Divirion avenue, jo EB D, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Van Wivxte.—Amwim, daughter of Dr. ©. H. VanWinkle, aged 10 years. The friends and acquaintasces are invited to attaad the funeral, this (Wednesday) aferooon, at three o'clock, from No. 60 Niath street, without furtber invitation. Woovronn —Aat Worcester, Mass.on Sunday, July 4, Gronan F. Woopronn, only child of Francis f and Muidab Woodford, aged 4 monthe and 16 days Warerman —On Tuesday evening, July 6, at the resi dence of her son in-law, B.D. Morgan, Mrs. Linia Waren mas, in the 73d year of her age. Her reroains will be tekeo to Hartford for interment. Woon --On Sunday, July 4, Wm. T. , infant eon of | ‘Thos. and Matilde L. N. Wood, aged 2 at the residence of parents, No. atreet Freobold, N. J., and East Greenwich, R. 1., papers please copy. a MISCELLANEOUS. Pm T HENRY ROBINSON'S, 994 EAST FOURTERNTH | eireet, and move coal, $4 5. 76 per ton. MEDICAL WONDER, HYATTS LIFE BALSAM. most certain known remedy for scrofuls, gow Od ulerre, al te falta, and ‘rom lpuriy ot ths vioot, 0 matter whet “te life balesun is dal 7 curing tho worst eases of 4 teins, pllea, Liver 00d Parion al the bawein. Principal Kidney compiainie, ervastipa:! debi i emt comanmoan, ac. an Siok f Wo Grund area, how ‘ ork. TS cen nm, Mra. 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CONFESSIONS OF A GAMBLER, AN ARMED POL Y idan BULTAN'S ORDER More letters from Europe From inrkey have come, And bin Highn a the fnitan Hine written for some hts ot the barca ‘Are bothered with Bena, And the Balan, determined The beauties wo please, Hasan Arabic letter ot bie pewter, re For \asrota unm aiebed And a8 rain, 100, Lntnet The seraciio’s walle i Of the pills, too, ‘Uttoman e LYON bas just reerived. through Mobammed Pasha. an or der Tor a quantity of their magnetic powder amt pills, for te nae of the Bu lian, Abd ei Meji and his cvart Mo ae Broadway. BE LYON & OO TN FOIL AND METALLIC CAP MANUFACTORY, No, 30 Crosey stress, Bow Jere i Are man afar woud ke tin Rnitable for Fite out and cavendish ay ‘Thin deaten foul, ai! fuparior unratiie Cnee Jara, de. PATS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND POSIT'VE CURR for spaama, debiiliy (meatal or physical), eptiepay, Beurelaia, promration, deitrlum atection. ft will restore the system € Ragen street, p ore . to any ad¢rees Rod all draggiete Be suren Jchn Pyse & Co 10am ees TA MBERTING OF VICTORY ENGINE 0. WO. A yy CF he 6th teat, the following preamble aad resoiuuons Were wnen mgtaly alopied — bereas, ibis company boring» ally convened t Announce to ie mermehere ibe ew vst ont brother a> tociate ant feliow member, Rovers B. Braith who died om Mondey.')- \h inst Apd wherese, in the diepeneation o Penion who has been teken eo sr ‘Gveenlved, Poet wf tie scion at power of the manivewat’ ou of the tia, we bow owt Dewse with bumility to Elan tae Crestor withont whose Kwow ledge Dota 8p urrow (alls to the ‘who Belds the wavere ts the bollow isl iste bed, fond ve hough wa die we om deep senve of 1 both to the company and to the F of which he wae s faith (u) and efficient member Resolved, That aa a fariber Wark of respect we will send hie f iin. n body on Wednesday, the 7th inst, at 2 o'clock Pe from Chris church, ip Bedtord avense, hour Clymer street, and that we cordially invite our ibe Brook - ‘v0 Wire Department, 5. D., to unite with ws on thie Inst and these resolutions be satered In full on our copy be seat bo the relatives of the de geared, snd pponiabed in the Brooklyn times and the New York By caio f woowrrs, > , Re BLN as lua, P kona,