The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1860, Page 2

-BRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8; UNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Glaime of ex-Counofiman Lent te the seat now Williamgbare City News.) that nigaiti Be that Welsh bad Cates mw cet = Mr, Bakery of Be Suis coat Tent | Tbe reguler monthly moeting of thie body was held | exrLosioN OF A STRAM. BOILER—TWO MEN KILLED | TR a a etiincnet, ellie DENCH. Board of Aldermen. elected. The committee commets of Messrs. Baulch, Allen, | Ye#erday afternoon, at one o’clook. Pelatiah Perit, Feq., AND TWO INSWBED. o'clock this (Friday) morning. A Havana, Jan. 23, 1860. A. NEW SCHOOL FOR POLITE LANQUAGE. ‘Von Tino, Decks ond Scnae aa. | Coupled the chair. About fifteen minutes past tom o'clock yesterday mora- | The Court was crowded “ith persons interested | Death of a Venerable Negre—An Barthquake Shack—Aed- ‘This Board met last ovening, President Peck in the | jo MAP@ttteumgaene = seswion only halfanheur, sd- } rhe minates of the last meeting, and also of a special | ing a boiler used as « heater in the distillery of Wurman d.|- im the trial dent 1o the Bishop— Government Slabietice— A Now Poste + | _———————————— meeting since bold, wore read by the Secretary, and ap- | Co., on the block bounded by First, Second, North Fourth ‘Tam Trias ov Tracy vor Atrsurtep Rarf.—tn the Hud at Matenzas—The Bank, dc. Lg NOMTLATION OF PRESIDENT OF THE CROTON BOARD. Another Conviction for Murder—Verdict | proved. and North Fitth streets, exploded with tremendous force, | #0" County Court yesterday, the jury in the case of | A negro, named Lalca Alejémpts! Lametyde,) died iad itemt to commit a rape upon the little girl Sarah A. Rod. dick, went out at twelveo'olock. At of the Court at five o'clock, they had mot yet ogreod, ane ‘The following named gentlemen wore unanimously eloct- | scattering the fragments of the boiler and the bricks od membersof the Chamber:—Albert H. Almy, 137 Broa4- | which encased it in every direction, and killing one man way; George W. Bee, 25 William atreet; Edward Lam. | almost instantly, injuring another so seriously that he died ‘Matanzas on 17th inst.,,whese age excooded 114 years, ‘The week before iast'there was » short but rather strong trembling of the earth at 8. Jago de Cuba. It was, | of Gutity ef Murder Against Mortimer ‘Alderman CorNELL moved that the papers from the Mayor, in relation to the appointment of a Prosident of | Shay—Semtemces—Frauds om Emigrants the Croton Aqueduct Board, and a Health Officer, be Punished. taken from the table. COURT OF OYEE AND TERMINER. bert, 56 Chambers street; Augustus E. Masters, 17 South | = few hours afterwards, and injuring two others. on: | they were accordingly looked up for the night. precedea by Leavy raie and subteerancen thunder. Alderman Booux hoped that the papers would be per- Before Hon. Judge Ingraham. Street; Sumver R. Stone, 46 Exohange piace. Mr. Stew- | siderable damage was done the buildings immediately ad- Fins.—Yesterday morning a slight fire occurred in a Last Friday afternoon the horse@ attached to the oar. mitéed,to lie ou the table, On a division Alderman Cor- | Fra. 2.—The People ws. Mortimer Shay for the Murder of | art Brown was elected to fll ® vacancy in the Committee | jacent to the holler, as well as others at considerable dis | small building oocupled by the New York and Erie Rall- | riage of the Right Rey. the Bishop.ef this Alocess. took... ». neli’s resolution was adopted by a vote of ten to six, John Leary.—Counsel for the prisoner summed up. Of Arbitration. tance from it. ‘Tbe force of the explosion was beard and | road Company asa lamp room, near the depot, at Jersey | fright aad ran away io the Calzads de. Bpagteing City, Damage trifling. Ice wv Tax River.—The North river on the New York side yesterday was much ebstructed by large quantities of thick ice, which rendered the navigation of galling craft exceedingly difficult and dangerous, The boats » ‘The y ‘Alderman Sxackut moved that the nominations of the ‘The District Attorney, at the conclusion of his argument Mr. Orpyxe, from the special oommittes appointed to pre- | feit to some distance, shaking buildings in the vicinity, Mayor be confirmed. Alderman Boole moved a division | to tbe jury, observed that he would ask them for a ver- | Pomaseres be included nthe coutur stirae, oak nt of | #2d causing a shower: of bricks and other rubblah to fall ‘of the question, which was carried by s vote of twelve to | dict of murder or nothing. Do not, said he, temporise | thia memorial. Mr. Opdyke read a letter also in this at some distance from the scene of the disamter. The dis- four. and find him guilty of manslaughter, It is mot your pre- eee ea “4 prom yh Census, ex- | Ulery is one of the largest im this city, and ccouples the ‘Asderwian Boon then moved that Dr. Bradford's no- | vince to take the punishment of the accused into conside- | Fes‘taws would not be objected. We iy ioe Dipenaanr, | ulre blook upon which itis situated. Tho damage isnot mination es Health Oticer be referred to a committee of | ration or exercise mercy. That muat’be left to the Ex- memoria! was adopted. very extensive, but will take sometime te repair. The the carriage and throwing Irie Revere=ce out. Blo was, however, happily, only slightly injured, receiving a wrt tween Jersey City and remonstrance the Of the Pro Rata | boiler where ia | smooth too, and offers Wares in order that the Doctor’s qualifications for the | ecutive. mn ae sided ight Dil now the Tegulatnre, was also read cenmananes pet seo emai - my or office might be examined. ‘The Judge, in bia charge, remarked they . Opdyke in behalf of the special committee, which | situated om North Fifth street, about the centre ‘Tus Homxuzes —For the three months ending February President Puox, having descended from the chair, sald Detect wheter, the prisoner was not guilty of murder, ‘adopted. Subjoined will be found the | block, and immediately adjoining a large fourstory brick se a g that tila was tho first communication this Board bad re- | 8 be guilty of any other offence that would entitle him ; bullding used as a granery; opposite this, and ata dis- | 2, 1,704 homeleas, wanderers bere oes moaned cetved'from bis honor the Mayor. It had been ramored | in one wt ner of. Gommorce of the | tance of about twenty feet to the west, is astablo, a one of this Board was hostile to the the city r-. several rallroxas of this | story brick building. The boilers used in the distillery Police Intelligence. Pg or peng get rd President's) opinios or class to 7 vader flap cogehionat aint alive ab aneatnnetant Roanant or 4 Warca.—Louisa Powell was yesterday to acommittes. He know the docter to therefore, c commonly called r the engines. boilers, inches ‘brought before Justice Kelly on # charge of having rob. / rallied for the postion (9 which he'hed. been no. | nesses ce ne peice loe iio, in diameter, and the other four feet six inches, and both ‘Tye motion to refer to's special eocumitiog was | fe yg haba the ratisvade fe thie} tate shalt about twenty-two fect long, were placed at the end of motion to confirm the name of Gideon J. Tucker as | ing that me Os (ast ference | these five cylinder boilers. These floe boilers were used the Croton Board was then taken up and lost. | the man Smith, Brady, Tuomey, Starr, Cornell, | prosecut 4 Tiatiand Gres oung in tio uagiive, and {| Party W Russell, Darragh, Seagrist and Farley in | shown affirmative. blow, wi ‘Alderman Stana offered @ resolution to the effect that | by thetr ‘Board. prosecation ‘are al: ‘seriousl: essed? Why ‘dead yw | in reference to them that they were employed exclusively oreated a discussion quite irrelevant to the matter, | prisoner, while, if the defence had made out their the counmmerelal suprensacy'ai ten Slate, hen task aroeeee for the purpose above named, and were calculated to course of which Alderman Fanizr 5) cage, there could be, in that event, no excuse for him, Tear ots eee Bas enabled her to out. ony but even pounds of steam, as that pressure was of Mr. Tucker for the office for which he had | unless they could show, which ‘they had failed to | strip berelster Gtatesin population aod weelth! Justice and | ail that was required to tho duty assigned them, .. He (Alderman Farley) knew that agreat | 4o, that he thought ’his fe was in imminent | sound polloy alike forb'd such egisiailon, erew if oiber interests | that beng nothing more to make steam to be used pin grant ° things had been said against Mr. Tucker which | danger when he gave tho fatal atab. If he thought he | Sver ard will endeavor 0 abow that such sanastbe tne case | 2 the mash tuba. These two boilers wore fod noparstaly Freights, de.) ‘were not true ; be bad acted fairly and honorably in the | wes in such imminent danger he had aright to defend | with this dil If it becomes a lew it cannot fell to mir from the others, and were entirely disconnected from tho Lave o' Sir William Gore Ouseley arrived this morning from As- ‘Washington Market case. As to what bad beon said of | himself, even to the exteht of taking the life of the de- area lfc inelaaing ines epoctali devirned fo other boilers. The fire boxes were under the five cylinder | Patrciling y , about five o'clock, pinwall, in the steamship Danicl Webster, with bie himself (Alderman Fariey) it was @ * bloody ile.” ceased.’ Whethor the crime was murder or not, there- | The railroads of this State now carry through freighis ai | boilers, the heat supplying the two fluo he discovered « light in the cabin, and going down stairs ? . wife ‘The Passupgwr immediately called the Alderman to or- | fore, depended on this point. If tho prisoner formed a | chen per mile than thev chargeon local freizhts Th? | from the chimneys or flues under the o7linder boilers, | SW ® strange man of wood on the | and daughter, and servants, and has taken rooms at the der—such language could not be permitted. depign to kill deceased, without thinking himself in immi- eee Stee How shall this be | ‘These two boilors had not been used, Mr. Wood says, | Plank floor, evidently e intention of setting the boat | Hotel Cubano. Sir William’s health has beon somewhat Alderman Baar sald he bad a8 good s right to tell his | nent donger, Mhether a donign wea formed = sola os ta. ree of be wenn splanoe rte since > Monday. esterday. ae a be directed that a a ees E aoyen ev Meant 0 yoy ne Was | ‘worn by the official perplerities of Central American af- fellow members 1i were ‘o vole for Mr. 1 efore the on any other basis m, o 5 : ‘ eS oro, as the Alderman of the tixtoonin, marcer; but if he had not formed ‘that design, then he ‘4 ital abandon ef eight speedily extinguished, and the stranger taken into custo- | fairs; but he has at least displayed consummate diplomatie dy. On exam! tion ‘before Justice Steers ho gave his a, oe Be was locked up for further caring. Axoruer Kisstsa Docror.—Yesterday, a woman before Ji ‘J » (ark, bad to bind bimself to the Mayor. ‘was guilty of manslaughter only. There is the fact of the Alderman Fan.xy (indignantly) said it was a “lie; he | prisoner pursuing the deceased with the open knife; and bad never commitied himself to the Mayor; he had told | it is the rule of law that a man engaged in a conflict must Fernando Wood that if he sent in good names he would | quit it, ifhe cam possinly do £0, without resorting to ex- ‘Vote for them. treme measures and taking the life of his adversary. If derman Brapy—The gentleman from the Sixteenth, | the evidence was not suflicient to convince the jury that if he is @ gentleman, cannot intimidate me with the | it was the intention of the prisoner to take the ES “tie,” or d—d he—an expression which he has made use | lite of the deceased, they must give him the alteration for atleast bitty dave. The cectenng | sure on the boiler. of here to-night, If ho thinks to intimidate me he is mis- | bencSt of that doubt, and lean to the side | jinesof other sates, thus enlightened ou the sutject wilina | _ Notwithetanding Mr. Wood's assertions, tho power with taken. of mercy. On the other hand, if the jury | fail to take advantage of our folly by placing their rains | Which the boiler exploded affords convincing E root that Alderman Fanurr—I did not make use of any suche x- | thought he intended to kill the deceased they were not 4 enough below those estab! bere to monopolies the | there must have beep an immense pressure of steam to Preasion. sworn to mercy. That was not thelr province. It was | Weelern business. Nor. on the otber hand, can iocsi freigh'a | have cuveed this destruction. An examiaation of the ‘The motion of Alderman Starr was lost by a vote of 12 | the prerogative of another tribunal. The duty of the jury to do skill, and given our!neighbors on your side the Gulf some hittle troubl materia) about him for pleasant, quiet evjoyment, and he will be all right in @ couple of weeks. He is a jolly loek- ing man, and evidently clever, in the English and trams- atlantic sense. ‘We have Doctor Gibbs, of the Columbian, of Columbia, 8. C., here for his health; his very quiet intelligence sur - in to oroduce this reanit. If auy doubt | says tbatat the time of the accident there could not bave Coy ip bd a hg) been much more than three or four pounds of steam pres- strect. He was arrested, and an examination was had during the morning. The wiman ‘thi been married two years; her husband wasa widower, with two children; that she recently became acquainted ce ¢ 3 carried at present through rates. An ati 20} boiler shows that it was very thin and much | With Baker, who professes to cure diseases by asort of | of the day, from John Brown to Helper’s siege of truth— tod. was, in such case, to convict. The merit of the evidenco oul dor the Tous of seas share of ee proti. Foey rusted and eaten. The statement of Mr. Wood is | mesmeric process, and when that rs Su neenae:| ee Bins. tor ‘A resolution increasing the salaries of the Readers of | was with them. Unsafe for travel, and finally lost to thelr owners, aad the peo. | 10 the effect that the boiler bad been for some | HOt submitted to, by the application of to the | ‘Trinidad to-day, in hopes to find milder temperature foray the’Board of Aldermen and Councilmen to $750 each, was ‘The jury retired at about 2%¢ o’clock P. M., and camo | ple of the State deprived of their use years past in use in the distillery, and im 1864 | Part i; end 8 remedy he has, upon - | miles further south. Many people upon him at the adopted. into court at ten minutes to four o'clock with verdict of | | Thusthe railreade cannot bring about the eqnalization in | Was used to furnish steam to drive @ small steam | S@CY of which he is willing to stake bis reputation asa | Hotel Cubano, to sce an original letter of Genoral Wash- eile Reiss dues Spite: guilty. thelr charges, which the bill requires, without producing one | epgine. ‘Then, in consequence of other boilers be: | Physician. This remedy he applies with his lips; and if | ingtom. Pulaski to s friend, for the A communication was received from the City Inspector, | A Poll was demanded, and all the jurors answered in | [Lowe conmeanencen tee lowe of thele through busiaess, or the | ing put in which rendored it unnecessary to use these en. ee ae po Rr porpote of securing for biman appointment in the araay nominating D. H. Coles as Health Warden of the Eighteenth | the affirmative. to increase. their charges on throug freight, ay tows ree and | gies, they were removed, reset and cver since used as | ak fee x neous » &. vol ona yy the Congress, then-in session at phia. ward, and B. B. Chapple as Health Warden of the Twen- CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. ft goes mto the hands of competitore from other States: if they ‘ers, a8 before stated. neal mot f diaapproves by P Desi . Mrs. C., of Boston, the interesting sketcher, left for the ty-first ward. Both nominations were confirmed. The People vs. Willard P. Maynard.—The defendant i¢ | abste the difference vow charged on local freight they sre ‘The boilers were sot in brick work, and the force of the | + on the ara ee o. wn profess v4 Tale of Pines lest wi THE ROCKIFTS OF THK SIXTH AND KIGHTH AVENUR RarURoaps. | charged with the manslaughter of John W. Zilkea, by | ruined. Which wi they do? The answer is obvious. They will | explosion threw the bricks and fragments of the boiler in oo a ‘red, a on 4g ener wee The a ag arrived yesterday morning, and left ‘A communication from the Comptroller shows that tae | giviog hima blow. The case was commenced, and ‘ad- | doneliher | They will ‘ot attenspt to bring abort the Fequired | every direction. ‘The end of the granary was 80 meant iain os . ie Piva rd “ Prgespt hed about | at 12 M. to-day for. New Or! receipts of the Sixth Avenue Railroad, for the year 1859, | journed to Friday morning. Srovisions of the bill by aban doulng three with the Weary | by the concussion that it fell, but without injuring any o'el — regnee Pat the a, = sleep. She ‘The Captain General visited one of our public academia, ‘were $842,583 56; of the Eighth avenue, $382,266 21, SENIENCHS OF PRISONERS ALREADY CONVICTED. Endaas cowpensation for ite. lors and the tose Wr throes one. A portion of the boiler, one of the ends, waa forced | Pulecieds Hut fat mig! earectinncn ty fe ile ean schools Inst week—the last day of « semi-annual examins- ‘The Corporation Counse) sent in a communication, in At the early part of the proceedings the following sen- | travel {bat sooompantes they will enhance their charges on | & distance of about twenty feet and crushed in the root of % te frail pon bey e! evap tee: Re er ailment, The er devoted to a scholara’ wo answer to an inquiry of the Board, as to whether the city | tences were passed by Judge Ingraham:— local freights, ‘They must necessarily adopt ‘this course, tor | the stable, where George Bell, aged 46 years, residing at | 9° y n would sul such treatme: friend, who had promised to ill the place ef. bas authority to levy taxes for the ordinary support af the Jones aud Farrell, convicted of killing an unknown | the billeompels them to chrosn between this alternauire and | the corner of South Second and Sixth streets, was at work | Ome time when hor husband was at home. Concha in their encouragement aad care. It was city ment, oF whether tho taxes must be levied b: man at the Five Points. His Honor reviewed the evidence ut of their business. And what must be ite | engaged in cleaning one of the horses; the portfon of the Board of Supervisors. ‘The Corporation Counsel enya | very briefly, stating that the testimony in the case pre- eas ceident in the Binet Pace: that ft must impose heavy bur. | Poller struck him crushing him against a rail and causing that the authority to levy such taxes must be exercised by | sented the prisoners as the last men known to be in the | dens on those residing in the interior in the Woetery uae, | the horse to fall upon him. In this situation he was found the Board of Supervisors, and not by the Common Coun- | company of the deceased. The female witness in the | tlonsaf the State It wil [nce ase the expense of sondiag their | @ moment after, and when taken out was 80 bay injured lades b; that case was, from her intoxication, unable to commit the | surplus products to market, it will add to tbe coat of their sup. | that be died in @ few moments. Ho le ife ana | 92d likened ‘himself ¢o certain of the” Apostles who ou: ple. To ‘we love to pay; and t tts arama areas ae gear Sue. crime charged, even if her physical strength had been | plies. cimioish railroad disbursements in their midst, and pate: eight children. save sage) yy by love.” Mrs. R. boy mage herself as soon as possible, | strels have drawn full houses. ' Even those who aader= taxes for the purpose of making donations. adequate to it. The fact of Joues having locked the door, | "¥25,086 SPO the bitter fruite ft must yleld to thase it ‘Another portion of the boiler was thrown a dis. | £24 pre ed Lege pier pe nabs eles staud no Engtish seem to appreciate the performances ef Adjourned tit Monday. and his appearance at the window of the room where the | resis it is intended to promote. ‘In ——- pioten foment Si tance of it one hundred feet, crushing in one | bit ioays, ‘Before the f he neserted he wen Rumsey and ib. cs murdered man’s body wasafterwards found, and of his | of the State, Top’ eeumiing 9 canis] of, $160,000 000, must be se- | Corner of a blackamith’s shop, belonging to Lawrence | 511), ‘supernatural rs; that this was case — Our sugar stock, pee boxes—not “coming in fast,” Aldermanic Committees. flight to avoid arrest, were indications of guilt, and all the | riously injured, if not utterly by the loss of all their | & Foulks, and situated on corner of North Fitth | “ous pr a9 er thel hie wal Whling tat do Pine ti but the A held at 93¢ a 10 reals per arrebe. facts in the case would, perhaps, have warranted a ver- | through freight end a ebere of their through travel. and First streets. Thomas Shannon, a blacksmith, in Prosecution, ig to go 1, to “SALTING THE STRESTS— HOW THE PROCESS INJURES i dict of guilty of murder; but the jury had leaned to the But copsequences. much as they are to be de; ~ the em! of Lawrence & Foulks, was 1 in HEALTH—OPINIONS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL COM- | Side of merey. and it only remained for his Honor to fix | S°¢,4u#t® harmlesszin comvarison with the blighting eremaploy gaged in this building at work at the forge. He heard two explosions, ") ‘that this {Il advised measure is calculated to produce on the court. Mrs, protests that she not want damages; MITTER, BTC. the term of imprisonment, which in Jonos’ case was three mercial “interests and started to the door to see what the cause of them was, iu at The Joint Committee of the Common Council held | years and six" monine, and in that of Farrell, who had | railroads of the power to carry trough felshiacs wil gecer. | when ihe wan struck by tbe ‘portion of the boller which | ‘at she simply wante him punished for his wickedness — | 0 0) einen ee tenn pape t Pleaded gunty, two years and six months. The prisoners | sarily wurn them info gtber channels, and agod ‘hem to oioer | came through the roof, and the front part of bis head cat iny Argus, Company—Division“and Re- mesteauneeter ie cence nae ecunes a eenel teak sanogence of th crane impoted to them, Commercial marta, “We shall thus Toso «large share of tbat ina dreadful manner. He was also struck by « pleoe of tim. Desraverive Fine At GARRISON’s About eleven o'clock | %Want#ation of the Opera Troupe tnlo Two ~ upon for the "ue snow—Alder- Crowley, who pleaded guilty to an assault with intent raluable Western commerce which now centres here. This r. was taken conveyed offics Earthquake—Contribution en snssaal Fe eg ty cxtenuation of his olfenes | 20%8 will be felt in every city and town ‘a the linea of the ral- Eouike, and rom thence to his residence in | °% Monday Fight the residenco of Me. Samuel Cromwell, Another by Che Captain Generas man Darragh in the chair, and Alderman Boole and Cor- | aoe "s Station, on the North river, was en- bo bad received asunstroke, and since then indulgence nell and Councilman Baulch present. in liquor made him crazy. It was, then, bis duty to have | county, town and hamlet, for i fa the chief elamentother pros. | where he died about half pasttwo o'clock. He Alderman Corxxt. considered that there was some fair- | abstained entirely from its use. It was providential that | perity. forty years of age, and leaves a wife and eight children. . Your memorialists cannot believe ness im the view entertained by the Board of Councilmen | he did not stand at the bar indicted for murder; and he genes vodies will fercramhy enterieis'o teeaeaee ts eee A large piece of irom, some four feet in length, and F Hi i H z & i - | Was sufficiently master of himtelf to threaten death, bos weighing about one hundred pounds, was thrown in the matter of allowing the railroad companies the pri” | [0d exclaim, “1 will shoot you, if 1 hang for it.” ps | port and comm Jnsicnd of Setracting cor manne of tans | TUistasce of five bundrod, foot, fallivg Urougu the eoutunt to use salt, b he was sentence of the Court is imprisonmeat for two years aid ‘should do ev in ite. to increase facili. | Teo of a house owned by Mrs. in Sixth strect, of eryihin; power North to having Broadway sprinkled, as that street is rendered | three months. tes, Our com is ‘secure forthe fu- | near the corner of Second, between Second and Third id SKNTENCE FOR DEFRAUDING EMIGRANTS. ture as we are prove to believe. A single act of madness | strects, smashing the roof and lodging in a hall bed- almost impassable for foot passengers by the process. Frank F. Fowler—You are indicted for defrauding a | 8n¢ folly like the one before you, migit ‘ransfer qur commer.” room, 3 Alderman Daanacn said he know when the streets are it, by selling to him a ticket absolutely worth- | Sa \vcem tae “and tha are eventing Gooey Or aaa | Another portion of the boiler was thrown directly ie S| ef art 5; : H i Pres 3 itFeaEit cat across North Fifth street, and landed some fifty feet from its bed. Two workmen were caplet & teow feet from where it fell, in sawing a log, and had it not been for the force of the mags having been stayed by coming in con- tact with a treo, these men must have been killed or seri- emi re every ¢! ‘ for the purpose it purported to answer. The witness, | ourtrede, Grand Trank Rallro+d. nis por iimtertemed iy igh pects aaa su be | whom. ou Knew, from bis ignorance of tho lunguage, 3 Sitract the commeree of the We ee ‘Alderman Yevored not the railroad companies, | be unable to read the ticket, asked for a passage t0 Bre. | ly owned by Hritleh caplialiste, who are coptent with 2s a bat the travelling public, who are obliged to uso them | men, and you gave him, or had given to him, an order | SSO htt Sas to wut tists strong masional felines from the fact tbat they ‘reside up town and have their | upon yourself, at your own place of business, for a ticket | inci own conotry an adeantage over a dreadful rival I business down t. ‘ which was never given, aad in a vessel which had no ex- | yeaqy attracting freight {7 fh ‘of t! ously injured. ‘Alacrman Darescit wasof opinion that the health of the | sstence. Facts have been placed in my possession show- | aissippl -ivers and iia constauly increasing ie poweesoy ue. | _ Charles Ewott, a blacksmith in the employ of Lawrence public generally ahould be considered primarily to all | ing that other frauds have been perpetrated, and of this | curing oontrol of different rallroad lines in the Wealern | & Foulks, engaged in the blacksmith shop corner of North Other views. Those who promenade the avenues require | S8me character, in your olllce. 1s offence of defraud, | States. Nor should this Ftate be undmindful of Fifth and First streets, sustained several bruises by falling tmbers of the shop at the time Shannon was injured. Danie) Bianoy, while walking aiong First street, near be protected as much as the fine ladies who resort to | !og oe by worthless tickets has been carried on in | 7#pid increase in the direct oommeron between the the distillery, had a hand and one of his legs crushed by to ‘West orn Sta'es and Rurope by thi of Broadway. He related inetances which came to his | utter d the law and its ministers, and I am de- | nen siver, In Issr, the dese aad ay veal of tat wee knowledge of teachers in the public schools having been | termined that, #o far as I am concerned fa the administra- | cleared (rom the upper iakes direct for Bi The Bible Question in the Ward Schools. 00 mt 20-3 mB jurope. In one tion of justice, I shall prevent this open and deflant disre- | hundred cleared. | At ‘hia rate of increase it wouldrequire but | ‘sling bricks. SUPREME COURT—SPRCIAL TERM. Leng Son Oy tak bach tatnerene ia) ‘ring bo) a gard eigen laws. The fine] am authorized to impose is | a very few years for that channel to absorb the while carrying ‘Thomas Sutherton, @ ship carpenter’s apprentice, em- Before Hon. Ji thousabds of chilaren have to cross the avcutics daily on | 100 #mall to be an adequate punisbuent, and I mus.thero- | Wale of the West, a. ies ployed in the yard the boiler, was struck on the Pe indge Kecuart. their way to sobool, and run the risk of losing theirhealth | fore resort to imprisonment; and the sentence of the law | , [best significant tod alar rane foe aah oay coneeent | head by a brick. Knocked senacless. He was taken Fen, 2.—The People of the State of New York, at the rda- by crveslog these 0’ os avesues of slush, several inahes, | is os spel ae, = labor, in the State pri- ial loeldation, but of natie! #4 vigo-one itis to ocrease bas Varner Green ene i Be tion of O’ Donnell, vs. Wm. 2. Ourtis, President, and Phos. somet a . ra | a “l facilides of wade: other States, To ou thrown a great distance—some of them os vy ceaaesenstiag cai a ae ea | Donnelly, convicted of the manslaughter of Oobane— | enlargement shoud, in the opinion of your remonstranis, be goirg as far as the corner of North Seventh and Firat Bocse, Clerk of the Board of Education of the cityof New streets. Coroner Murphy has summoned a jury, and will pro- ceed to hold an inquest this morning at station house of the Fifth precinct. York.—The complaint in this] case says:—Whereas M. J. O'Donnell has presented an affidavit tothe Supreme Court, at special term, in the city of New York, showing that he is the principal of the highest male school of Ward sohool No. 6, of the Fourteenth ward, in the city of New York, * and bas been such and has #0 acted and discharged his duties from the 2d day of November, A. D, 1846, to the present timo; that the salary prescribed for bim by " it . ered and fitted fi You have been convicted of manslaughter in the third de epee any oneny! and fit! for gtaa: mm navigation, ooze through the th 0 rates that will insure to itatain ortion of the ckest leather, which may be imper- : vious to everything cise but fire, and it will cause colds, | gree. You were engaged in a tavern ees oe tani ‘Western freight; and the railroads : sore throats and many other ciscases which are now go | OUt appear as the . evidence it ap- | tren to exercise their full capacity tu the same Srection, prevalent in this c | pears thatthe drat challenge to, ght came from you to | itis only bye Hberal aud enh Counctiman Bavich said it would ecarcaly be justice to jopahan. After this fight was over you etill continued | character that the State er prohibit the railroad companies from destroying the snow essive, making aM assault upon Cobane, the brothor | cemmercial supremacy. She must not shut her eyes to On their tracks, as it would ental great inconvenience and | of the man whom ‘you afterwards killed, while he was | tbe incl that reciroade are stout to supercede canalatn the joss of time ou persons living in the upper part of the | standing quietly in the door-way, and had not even spo- | SiazeParinunn cs nou te iney 00k einen, aaparguded boil city. The destruction of the suow by salt 13 desirable in | Ken to you. If you will be engaged in street fights or | foes perfect methods of fotercomrndatoaticns fabould ‘not be per other respects, such as affording facilitics to fire compa. | quarrels in taverns—if you cannot restrain the violence of ritled to stand in thelr way, and impede their p ‘and use- ‘other Jersey City Intelligence. TRIAL OF JOHN O'DONNELL FOR MANSLAUGHTER— HUDSON COUNTY CouURT. ‘The third trial of John O'Donnell, for manslaughter, in ti bor | your own passions—you must bear the consequences. | fulness. canais interests mav be injured by | " — ee ee Ne ae | The jury, leaning to mercy, have convicted you merely of | thera. just as tbe value of ‘and looms were injured by thei. | killing James Lehert, a tunnel man, was commenced yes- law, and to which he is and has been entitled at all the privilege to the city railroad companies. | manslaughter In the third degree, and tho sentence of | {red ince este Wing +22 Trg cae socioky Ma grea'ly | terday afternoon, before Judge Ogden and Associate times since he was appointed, is fifteen hundred dollars, ‘Alderman Boots perfectly concurred in all the viewa of | the court is that you be imprisoned in the State prison, at | Peover take « wen in advance without injuring ssmeot its mem, | Jdge Charles, The entire panel was called, and there Payable in equal monthly payments; that he hes been Alderman Darragb, but he would compromise his own a | hard labor, for three years and six months. bers, but this ta no auilicient renga against their adoption. Be. ttle, 80 tha: the salters might not have ful! scope through-. | 2 SAM They constitute the advanciag steps by wich a higher clvillzs. | °! two absentees—Henry Archer and Peter Ryerson: out the city. For this purpose, he would vote with the | Brooklyn City News. tion is attained. Judge Ogden, according to previous announcement, im- | it ‘sal immediatel Ast day of December lst; that om the 1a day c a8 Ppt tn a tt GE OC a BS : : : Moat of the objectio . majority, in crder to euablo tho ‘Common Council wo take | Fyxx — about 120'clock on Wednesday night a ire broke | wil'upply to. thespropoattos te wll the ralloeaae eee tone, | Posed a fine of three dollars on each. Thirty-two names ; sents (is os 0¢;§ Vo Daaaese Sahace. od liao aad Siecguec s'ehacony the pest to exist unrestricted opt in the cooper shop of John Robinson, Noe. 27 and 29 frenetic ed ae pele, Gifferiog only in. degree The | were called before the Jury was completed. pterperal, Womb, disease of........ ever since remained and now is ‘unpaid: that for each and — maoolesy rorisarengpent imto which the proceed- | Jobn street, near Bridge, which was burned down and a oc tite Sie. bes oe me = ee former, nattoris ‘The prosecutor for the State opened the case by stating { mu pes Ag oe is ee the said O'Dounsll prepared erat red, an | ar . conds 's mi wi that | Tota 2 a0 ce eeceesoe es moni teachers and janitors. iOS Sena Convert moved that the committee report in | Seat Portion of the contents destroyed. ‘The flamescom- | on fnanciai yrounds. ‘Ite friends say i will put tmouey 1a tne cere canoes ie Desaveer attr Dares Xilet,.| in the schodl, which rolls in all respects conformed i | : i 3 fe ? Cou | . i od | the State treasury. True, thia must be ite direct effeet: but | Without malice or aforethought, James Lehert, on the 24th favor of concurring with the Board of Councilmen. The | Municated to a small frame tenement in tho rear, owned “= a Siktaanenseccian by Svotee to 1—Alderman Darragh | by John O’Brien, which was also consumed, anda three. | MW ullimste consequences must be to protect the trade and | of October last, by stabbing him with a knife on the right | : 2 the commerce tates =sgninat ie cOmy of . alone voting sgainst it. | story brick house on Plymouth stroet, likewise owned by | New York "In ellect, ft olere @ bounty to Fulladel of tho head. Accused lived near 1 | Board of, Eduontion; tbat each of guid. sey roth. mas ‘Aldermas Datnacitsignided his intention of presenting | O'Brien, was amazed to a considerable extent, The | and’ Balimore ‘on the South, and, to Portas aed eaae, | nao EO} sh rans Bp gia 5 : + | duly. delivered, certified, “audited anf fled’ with & minority report building occupied aa the cooper shop was owned by Wm. | bec on tbe Nor.h, for taking trade which would otherwise , boarders, hom mi oe 8 | the Clerk of said Board as required by said The Committee then adjourned. | J. Marvin. Loss $1,000; insured for $400 in the Mecha- | come to this cy yout Femonatrants do notenvy the com: | ceaced. On the day in question, Iehert, together with | Compreseion of the brain, Suffocation, accidontal....2 | Jaws; that the name of said O'Donnell was om : | nics’ Insurance company of Brooklyn. On tho contents | mercial prosperity of those cities, Dut they do protest againet | ornonnell and four or five others, were engaged pl by aecizent . ++ 1 Baieide, by landanum....°1 } the pay-roll for cach of said four me and he was THE CONTESTED ALDERMANIC SEATS. ihe lors was about $1,500; insured. Mr, O’Brion’s total | SBActof self destruction on the part of our representatives for ui d engaged playing | cyanosis... 2 Suicide, by arsenic, 1 | known and stated therein to be entitled to Salary at The Aldermanic Committee appointed to investigate the | loss is about $1,000. It is’ not known how the fire origi- | ““Aand another efiect of the special tax proposed would be to | CAl¢8 for liquor. During the afternoon an old man, who, | Poelirium tremens. 1 Suicide, by drowning... 1 | the rate aforesaid, yet bis name erie ap sam claims of the respective parties now claiming to be the | Dated, but it is suppos ed to have been acci ental. enhance ihe prices of food brought irom the West to the popu- | it subscquently appeared, belon; in Brooklyn, came | Drowned........ 3 Suicide, by hanging 1 | from the roll by eome one connected with. ; thas | ARREST OF A Strposxp MURpKR&R—A man named | lations of our crowded cities and villages, while it would atthe | into the ty, and after remaining awhile was 2 — | there is in the city treastry a fund sufficient to pay. the legal representatives of the Second and Fighth Aldermanic | oo, w, Rill was arrested in New York by eome | SAB6. lime, loud to diminish tbe employment and reduce ths | Subsequently Lehert and O'Donnell got into a disturbance | Tota...........sseesyessnsessesssesssssaseesseeeeedT | Beary due the ald O°D nnell, and which has been raised i * / 3 Ww a irpose, amongst others, oot Aldermen Corvll ait Boole preeeats | Brooklyn ocers on Wednesday night,on the change of | ot teeta ober feaoes Cmighe advanced, | rag alas put out of doors, and moray afer returned eet smatare _ | mes tach tacore and Juntos: Gat Jute row i? P bs being implicated in the death of a young man named | rejection of both bills. * S with a stone in his hand. O'Donnell was seen to have a 6 x Wines conan mi dent and Clerk of the Board refuse, tbe former to draw a ‘The Committce asked if Richard Barry and George P. | ,, 7 whebe. édy swam) folie’ Ma: Gotecksl ” * koffe in his hand. The two had a souffle and Lehert fell, | Generasi thie draft on the Chamberlain of the city, and the Clerk to. 4, th Henry Gawker, iy. four jocksing Mr. Petr, the resident, read a letter from Mr. William. ‘that he hi . aiive organs....,. 11 Stomach, wel count the draft if it wore drawn, and they Bickford, the aspirants for the Second district, wore pre- | Creek, near Philadelphia, on Friday of last week, undor | Appleton, of Boston, requesting the Chamber, in connec. | When it was discovered ¢ had been stabbed, which | Heart and blood vessels. 11 _ other digestive organs.. 35 that they were instructed to 0 Seton Am sent. Mr. Barry prevented himself, but his opponent | circumstances which led to the supposition that'he had | tion with the Boston Board of Trade and others, to pre. | Caused almost instant death. When arrested, O'Donaell | Tangs, throat, &c. +173 Uncertain seat and gene- refuse Ms 7 Therefore, the complainants, being that full jus- ‘was not forthcoming, whereupon the committee proceeded | been murdered. Deceased had heen in compavy with | parc a memorial to the President asking the mediation of | Wa# found secreted under the floor of his shanty. | Old age......... i , to hear counsel whe represented the cute of contestants | Rill and two others @ short time previous to his disap- | the general goverrment {a sctilirg the difficulties, which | Th Prosecutor also propoted to prove that when taken | Skin, &c., and’ eruptive Senate eu tbe retin or tabernh We nie aaron of the Eighth Aldermanic district, It was mutually | pearance. Accused will be taken to Philadelphia. Row exist between the Chicese, the English and French. | {7's IRC Pilsen, Cee aero wee eauance | fevers. + 8 ma Fe fecter cy tae apne ap apaterts ded fg pee ed after ont Pere Ro tues0 | Fim. —About half past seven o'clock last evening a fire A resolution of {he Boston Board of Trade, adopting a | fi Miber, and upon ge searched @ stone wasfound in} Total ee sessvesserser sees eres eres e480 | peeme Court, on the 2d of February. gentlemen, to adjourn inig! entering | yroxe out in tho second story, of a house in Fulton ave- similar memorial to the President, was also read. Patrick Mahoney was the first witness placed a the | —Of which 24 were from violent causes. ‘The answer of the defendants shows that on the 15th upon the mvestigation. Mr. A. A. Low spol of the existing stato of affairs in | suing’ ge Mhat he tb enapioyec'ta Shalt NG. @. cae day of June, 1859, the following sections of the act entitled nue, vext door to the corner of Kim piace, caused by the | China. Healluded also to the peacofu! attitade preserved | Sth oie weatty wen tae ho von ihe | Unter? 11 20 to 40 36 | “An actio consolidate and reduce toons act the Whe Beara of Counctimen Sees ck eats uM” Tyce weeny | marie hea by tm egmiy and, hogan woshl | SAtnaan of tho cuca Wine went to O'Dounlta | Ew" Yea... Bb gate ge fearg.-0c7: | ganas ate late Gn conton teen Ab ay of iene met on Monday o | pricke, end eng nila had been enflooated. bringing about a eettloment of the pending troubles, ve ry a keane Rw ees img vem Fh ig 5 pa Sra _ nied? para July 3, 1851,” were in force aad havo presiding. r . 5 es © fre was vig that that unhappy country could not but be cards; minh sem i pan ara ‘ Mee Carre ea toc tbat the two-horse | Speedlly extnguithed, more damare blog caused by water | suihrer when contending wih auch Powers ax England | {28 Caron, be tae dre, O Donnella pach, and they played | 1940 90 Years 8 dole 90 yeara | oftee chad wpaene tn niteh de fligions Ssctines oases cars be permitied to carry.only twenty-four passengers, | ‘Da bY the baggie : out each time, and brought in a pint of gin'and a pint of | 20to 25 years... 81 90 to 100 year 1 | of any pertioular Christian or olher® retigicas eect and the one horse cars fourteen, or such number as canbe |, THF Brooxtrx Crt Jcuce axp Tan Roan ov Scron. | 4 Terolution to draft a memorial was passed, and & Jemon ayrup, which was druak up; accused and deceased | 26 to 20 years,......... 28 Unknown, | RU ard of Bala anne herein contained shall autho. comfortably accommodated insite. “The paper was refer —Ata mecting of the Board of Supervisors yester- | {a alow, J. G. Gress: Wea th Laem y pa | only rank lemon syrup; while they were drinking the | me froma any of the echoots provided for by Seek ee . COMNUASCIGICR, Sachs se Cpa oaaTinl COCRERL:OR brady iw taba Bhaquen wt Hectares gael Baby eee enrmcy cv enone Hubpell. ig | drank Er the gin twice; be ten laquired for saan leit eal Lapa costed and eupioy tonckag: 2° betes tad soe. c 3 + Ban communication from t} iladelphis Board 5 ” it BUILDINGS. | named Denny Kyker, and Q’Donnei! replied tnat h " duct and manage the same, and furoieh all Counsel, in reply to.a resolution of in- | olibengas te proven to thts Board, by the report of the Law ie er pp Tmt apmneon ouing a meee, he, Bred’ ta. Hoboked; the: olf tha’ Mi hie te Pegi Aerefor,aubjeds to the provialong of the ‘led section of th ‘The mittee, Pie uiry as to what aro the laws of the State governing the | “{™, 4 D. Culver, City Jud; Brooklyn, and remained a while, when Mrs. O’Donnell ordered him Srustare of buildings in thia city and the powers of he | iatid'art 6 asc, a0 of Goa conatifon of Ue suar by re. | og. somimitee, consisting of Captains Sturges, N¥e | Coe ‘and not complying. with the request, she and her Common Council in tho exemination of unsafe buildings, | coving. = (iy Pa use. hert took the old man’s part, 4 busband put him out; states that an ordinance of the Common Council makes i¢ of the ofice of Clerk of bis | maridme’”invorcouree be tne ot eats, regarding | which led toa scufiic between him and O'Doonell, daring , ‘That on the 11th day of June, 1859, the Board of Educa- tion duly adopted the following by-laws:— $1) 8.4. Eee. 11.—All public achoo's of the city shall be opened by the the duty of the Fire Wardens to examine buildings twice | rt . | Wbich the latter had his shirt sleeves torn off; Lehert : reading of & portion of the Holy ‘without Ineachponrfor te ore tlctaalproveun trea | yh foaube recede ose ms Cor, cry othe | Posada merng Del Orsay on ihe ah of nso | ‘was hen pub oto dors and whens nd wme Of he | ob. vscseosccsnsensee po RR Tae SPT Cie SE Pegerea. Se see. Conaretion : Comeet ta ‘Resrived, That the aaid Jodge Culver. sboald be proseeated | 10 a committee of seven. other men also went out; Lehert procured a couple of seventies yy ny oe he conclusion, ‘‘is the one which in ter ‘witness asked him what he was going to do with tor, each maleonduet, to the end that anal removed from oflice, Mr, Lowe invited attention to the sunken vessel lying i toemploy | in the Kast river, the masis of which appeared above | et) sud advised him uot to have any trouble, as Sane ae 4 Lunatic Asylum, per PO tg cop hare te perm bag | conase! for ouch perpoes. O'Domnell would not burt him; Lehert replied—* I don't 1 | Pay cot ane it cont many valua’ cerning d 4 \—* T don’ _ —The situation of a teache he strength and durability of buildings, an well as provco- | Tux Siam’ Dares —Sheriff Remsen yesterday re- Seat civer” Eis ave Ree ee eee care a d—m—Tam gong to have O'Poanell’s ite any- 1 Nursery and Child's Hos. 1 | wafai viciaton or ay ule. or regulation. of tile ye Sr Gipe Gaede mtimer leptons als ron | Beek aay vied emma | uepermeie acttw eee | Rai | Reet, | RIL Raa gg er upwards of a hundred. cause for this course . ; threat: : a 7 . aoe eee ion, and to neorent them from boing | Jarke amounts of moncys har’ been iMecally,recetved by vere Cheeaiee thee avioaenen. renoral Dornan thing © bint, at the same time raising fis rigue bend eran | Leake and Wall's Orpi Ward's ial. Em. Hospital: 8 | oetins pho Lasmment hall, be, made to/e tesshor bt hess’ overburdened with merchandise. Many of the existing | few, and the Sheriff is helt reaponsible. Tho revoca. stone in tt; Lehert then burst open the door and wentin, | , A&ylum.............. X Workhouse, Biack'ls Ial’d 1 | Wap °° PPO Oe ee ; structures are strong h for the purposes in view a, | on includes all warrants granted to private watchmen. followed a moment after by witness, whea he saw O'Don: | L2nalic Asylum, Bik’ls Isl. 3 —_ Sec. 14.—fection {1 of art 5 shall takejpiage Srmogt eo ee the time they were ,, but gre not suflicieat for the ie Coe Brrvap.—On Friday night last PN nell and Lehert clinched near the table at the back side of TOU sven vores eves rere rece cecser ove Seb adevesbO Tat ny of August, 180, Sections 13 and 13 ot art. 8 1 new uses to which they are applied. ‘The commanicaton Supreme Court. Delhi (Del.) Garedle, of the 1at inet, The house ef Me eae | #2 TOom:; when witness got In he heard Lebert ask O'Don- cry perenne me yearn has orate to! on mca cises by rei & portion re- used 1 comphe with toe previa sity be fate reepect during the period mentioned i the writ. Teaaon of the omission, the ave pay the plaintiff, and eabmit they have not Woete duty in the ‘was ordered to be printed in the minutes. CATION FROM THR CITY INSPROTOR. i him for, but did not understand what *y Fea, 2—Lowis Funke vs. Henry Bertholf and Wife.—This | ther Briggs, of Davenport, in this county, was consumed | SCH what he strack COMMUSI | reply was made; they then commenced to pull each other The Oly Inspector, in compliance with a reso‘ution re- | CAS? arises out of the celebrated suit of Boker against | {7 Arey snd Bye oF bin ‘oilaren perished in the fate; } ground the room, aud.witnces endeavored to got betwesn questing him to give a statement of the sale of manure; | John Dean, for running away with his daaghter Mary | the evening at a neighbor's about half a mile off, them, advising O'Donnell to desist; the latter replied that sul & detailod account of the business trausacted in | Ann. It appears that Mr. Boker holds a mortgage of the | with thom an infant child, leaving six at homo—the oldest, | 26 did not intend to hurt Lebert, and told witness to stand that department. The aggregate number of loads was | defendant, which he had assigned to his son in-law—the | q daughter, seventeen, and the Youngest three years. ‘The — Number of loads on hand Deo. 31, 185: | Rerred to ex Judge Rent tshd tho Beacing see acte foe | Sa a went to bed ere the parents retarned, and the which he was making offers towards Lehert’s left side; Nomber of joacs coliected during 3859 99/870 | Wednesday, at threo P. M., but was again postponod. If | As thes Number of loads on hand Deo, 81, 1859 3/820 | the case should come on woahall have some further dove. | Ghesisiwaking op hncing the house om tee ven ty ears | gutskde of the door; witnees 3 a 5 z 5 8 3 3 4 g § He says that in consequence of the tides often overflow- | lopements of the John Dean and Mary Ann affair, a3 it wil ® | O'Dounell struck Lehert when he was making thrasts Marvianp Coat Traps,—The Cumberland 4) pe Nie dong foot of Twenty-third and Gansevoort | be recollected that, pending the inquiry of tho "marriage pee iad tak tie WHaer, Rt Ooo feet nf with the knife or not; Mrs. O'Donnell Vag me Poli 2's RSs ry gives the SOBIW RS Be oe Tan ee pre. 7 fDanure were washed away. The priser tas ance | lady tas couded to the care of Mr. Borteore cote Sac | gtterapted 10 go down stairs for the chuld i her Boa res | Wate, zine fo, separate, theta on, going wag, gboui | The number ot deaths, compared with the correspond. | Mraduet of the imines was tons, which, ne eres. - Varied froma ten To twenty. ft Cents her a eee et nesta ne totaalred a toa e a yaiteet | boy opened the door from the eutaide when the flamss | Tiree feet from where O'Donnell was standing’ 1 the | ing weeks of 1868 and 1869, and of last week, was de for. | Sith the producta of 1868. (649,686 tons) shoes ja chee pop dicate y or hepen piensa; she remaized a boarder in his family for | puret into his face audbarned him severely, but they | Saree ‘eet from where ODonneh pas eet 'siter, and | lows: 4 » was oa fol: | wrsace of $4,008 tons. OF this ammount ‘aaa A resolation was cnanimously adopted appotating « a think not farally. r as he did so he saw some women trying to get the | Week ending January 30, 1953......454. Increase... 26 | shi over the Baltimore and Ohio f: commission of bi ilders and architects to examine into the | United States Marshal's Office. knife from O'Donnell; upon returning, Lehert was dead; id January 29, 1859......431. Increnge... 49 | 305, tons Im 1858, an excess of 87,107 tons; and safety of the State Arsenal, it having been reported that | ARREST OF A COUNTERFE/TER. Fscaré oF Sraves Br Tim Uspercrorxp Raitroap.—A | from the time they clinched until Least wa lying oe Jan. 21, 1800, { Deaths from absolute disease...490} gig | 297,842 were Sicost the Cheaapoake amd’ Ohio it was unsafe for drijling purposes. Sabjoinod are the | Fen, 2.—United States Deputy Marshal Do Angolis ar- | colored man, his wife and one child, who had escaped | sane be did not notice anything in the “| i, Citornal causes, dc. 28 tds adant, *a orem of neue, names of the gentlemen apprinted—Rybert L. Vielle, W. | rested Bebel Ham, in Williamsburg, charged with coan- | from slavery’at the South, reached Boston on tho 1st inst., rj ihe knife in O"Donnell’s Rani was a long one, an (f absolute disease, - 433} gg | ton shipment via Baltimore aad Blackstone, J’ B.Corlice, 0. P. Hatield, Robort Heary, | terfeiting at Chatham Four Corners, Columbia county, The | and at onco took the ‘underground road” for Canada. At | looked as though it was osed for cutting ie pe eee png! to 317,298 tons, and the John Heivin, Peter Bogart and William Laimbeer, Jr.’ | was taken before Judge Betts, who gave an order | Concord, Mage., the supplies gave out, but a sufficient | On the croes examination witness Decrease this Week... os saan. ore wupeytte poe re . " pg cards was ® man named Welsh; did not DANIEL E. DELAVAN, his transmission to the Northern district, where the | amount of funds was at once furnished to Co the fu- EY playing 7 ‘not he worked at the Tunnel, and had Orr Ixerscton’s Derarrumet, New York, fan TRE CONTESTED BRAT. | A special committes was appointed to consider the | offence was alleged to have been committed. gitive family in comfort to the domains of