The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1865, Page 3

MILLSPAUGH V8. ADAMS, THE CASE FOR THE DEFENCE CLOSED. The Divorce Proceedings in Evidence. INTERESTING REBUTTING TESTIMONY, &O., &e., &o. Supreme Court—Cireuit, Before Judge Leonard, Jan, 20.—Andrew J. Millapaugh vs, Seth Adame.—The examination of tho witnesses In this oxtraordinary case {was resumed this morning. The court was ascrowdedas ‘esual, and tho interest manifested by the spectators @emed unabated. Mrs. Millspaugh and her sister, Mri, Dayton, were in attendance as usual, and attracted geno- fab attention. The proceedings were interesting, the ross firing between the counsel expecially. The spects- ‘wore were highly amused on several occasions, and had ta be called to a gense of propriety by the Judge, who threatened to clear the court room if thoy did not desitt from laughing. ‘MKS. MILLSPAUGH OBLIGRED TO BORROW MONEY. Aaxou P. Whiting deposed as follows:—I am an attor wey and counsellor at law; am acquainted with Mra Adams; in tho latter part of December, 1859, I was en ged to settle up the affairs of Mr. Ealstead by Mra Adams, and from that time acted as her counsel; I knew that ahe had property to the amount of five or six thou- sand dollars, which cons sted of bank stocks, a mortgage eedsome judgm ate, Th re was also sumeth ng due her from the estate of the late Mrs. Abbott und procced ngs weet taken by me to compel the adminstrator of the @stxie to account; Mrs, Adams borrowed moncy from me. Mr, Fullerton wanted to know what all this tost.mony mesnt. Clinton—I want to show that so far from Mr, Milspangh be ng indulgent to his w.fe, she was obliged te borrow money to get along. Mr. Fullerton—Ob! if that is the object of this line of @xun pation Tw'thdraw my objection, Q Dit Mrs, Millspaugh appiy to yon from time to time to borrow money? A. Sho did, and I got it for her from the t. Nicholes Hen! o Dit think she was indebted gaets than $250 at any @ said she would repay me when she wire og the dividend upon her bank ee examined—Tad you anything to ay yee getting tis divorce from Indianw? A. No, I had a SLETAU H BUS TTS PIS Wik OF ae Julian G. Davis deposed that he was # pianoforte desler, living at’ o, 11 West Eleventh street; vas ac- quashed with Mr, and 2'rs, Lear te the acquaintance rommenc din 18 eo; I saw Mr. ugh on eeveral GOvecdons Find® 1062, recullegt ee rites ng of his wife in referouce to dir, Hebst Istead ; the con’ creation commenced edoata p. no; he atid that he believ+d thatahe had crii- nal duecvourse with Jolim Halsiead and others; this was efor Uuissust was commence d; Mr, Millspaugh said he wouli have the matier ued bofore a jury; that Mrs, pa. gi Was anxivus io keep it quiet; but he was de- termined tw imuke 1¢ public, even though it would ruin or ‘our fant ies. Gross-exumincd—The suit referred to by wiuspengh Was the provens cnc; 1 an. a bachelor, and 1. 2 West i Jeventh sticet, alone. Redircet—I have seen yrs, Millspaugh and Mr. Hal- lead toyciher; they were at my place together; recol- fect the circumsinnees atiendiig Halstead’s death; he Bara very frendly, good bewrted man, and was always wiling io be of service w any one; the relations Bewwoen him aud Mrs, Mllspaugh appeared to be merely Gicndly. YR VILISPAUCH M/KES A OONIIDANT. Alfred 23, CoM test fled as f.lows:—I reside in this eity, and am in tho pro! ce business; I know Mrs. Adi foruie:ly Mus, Silispau hb; my wife is also. aquainte wih her; have known her tvelve or fourteen years; Bed no particuiar ceysantance with Mr, Milspargh jor to 1853; Boe then wo have visited cach er; we wero in tho hebt of visitias Mr. and Mat paugh at the Bond Street House; we went teoro twee a nivuth or wo. Q State whether in iss Mra. Lillspaugh made co:aplaints abo..t her hcsband. she coinplained to m: # vera) times, saying he ae kind and wig nti inanly, and that he was in ihe Bruit of wetting intoaicated, G. Did sho eay anything fe regard to th. subject of Ler aifectton? A. She told mo Fy tart that sh) Lad no effection for him and did not @. Did she say anything about a divorce? A, sing yaently she spoke io me about leaving him, and gaid she \yould be compolied to leave that she evald not tive with bin much long Did she say ‘ir? A. Yes; saythin about his pushing her over a aiushe had not been married a month before ha Pasked her over a chair one day. rat ay eet eee ie: in State whether you atany tine saw Milispau: ott during 1861? A. T'suw him tn that state twice at dls own ovum; ou cne occasion hoe was sitting, a4 on another h> was rclinng on a sofa; t was satisted at the time that was consider. By intoxicated. From your knowledge of ear were his habits for drinking for three or four or to bis aeparation from his wife? A. I never m intoxt-ated except on the occasions referred to. Pains he visited what was your custom in respect to loccing up the liquors? A. I wus in the habit of pooner the I quor until it was abuvt time for him to 3 1 did this for fear thot ho would drink too much, or ¢ intoxicated. Q. Have you ever heard himad- Gress v.olent language to his wife? A. 1 have heard him ail her a fool aud a damn fool at hisown room. Q What would cecusion thovo remarks? A He would order juor from the waiter; Mra. Millspangh would a Now, Jackson, don’t drink , Any more,” when he wou! roply,’ “Oh, you are a fool;”’ judging’ from the tone, I thought {i vias a habit of his’ to make use of this lan- Q@ Hid ae hear him say anything to his wife My. John O. Halstead in 1850? ‘Mr, Full rton oy) cted to th counsel’s naming any par- tie. Lr year for the purpose of | acting the witness, The Court overr Jed the objection. Witness—I have no recollection of his saying anything be gh ogc amon IL:kPATOIWS RELATIONS WITT MR. MALSTBAD. 3. Millepaugh say anything to you about jast her by hor busta in reference to “I » did, and said some ono 4 too intiinat) with Mr. got into @ territle “pas o her upor Ca suljeet, Q Did you rm: tive. Halatead aug srt dilispaugh together? AL Yea, they oft-n came to our to } bi kh sey auything to you as to what she would do | hid been “alle ? A. She said sho foot d upon him with a great deal of Interest, and would Be villing to elope with him; £ wes afi «had previously adv go 10 Lousekceping. @ What kind of Ligaors was Milepauh in uke habit of dvinking? A. Leavy liqnors as brandy, gin and whitkey. Q Did she sy anything to you about delirium tremeus? A, the often Sais ahe was nireid her husbaad would die of ve. Q What was Milspaagh's condition when eu? A. Weil, he was in 1 to be rudo and some; his Wifé ofteu complained to me about TH? ADAMS SPT! CIDRNT. ned—Tiave you taken a deep interest tn Yes. Q Mas Mrs. Millspaugh visited your we How frequently ited your family since she sepa- Ler husband? A. Once or twice y ed thom? A. Yes, at the Baucsoit House aod the Spingler Hotel. Q Were you hy 2 on attachinent between Mra. Mills. dams. A. I thought thoro was a fiirta- on thom at first: stfhsequenti; from a remark Millspaugh, 1 felt eonvin garded bi him with a deep tat rest; she said that she might wibiy become his wile, ond that she was going out est to cota diworee. Q Did she toll you this more than oncer A. On twoor turee occasions, Q Did she Gay Where she was to et the divorce from? A. From Tndiaua. Q Did she say any one advised her upon the ject? A. Yes; Adams. Q Did she tell you what in Tndiaua at going to fora divorce? A. Yes; @ Dial you that Adams was in @orre pondence with @ lawyer there? A. She 3 When was thi? A In 162. Q Whon sho returned lndana, d.d she not til you that she had filed a of d.vor.¢, and was to return im October for the di- vor ot A. Tthink she dd. Q After her return from End ann the socont noe whon did you see her? A. I can't remember. Dd Adams ever speak with you upon Ghe suljoct of the divorce? A. Hedd. Q Did he say he fatended to marry Mra. Millepangh when sho yot a di- vorct A. Hodd. Q D.d they ever rera'n ail nip Your howe? A No. Q Did Mra. Millapaugh ever stay @ your house ail Ss cht? A. Yos. Q Have yous tml AUT have a day ; she is about eighteen years of ago, aad is at board a: & thy 4 QUeSTION OF PRODRIETY, @ Did you ever epeak to Mr. M'llspaugh about these Givorce procydtuget A. No, sir. Q And you eaw him @everal timonr A. Yes. Q ‘Why did you not tell him whouk the divorce matter? A. I # he knew something abort it; Tau - asco that be would have re- notice from the court. Q. Before the decree ted? A. No, I supposed ame Bilispangh knew mee avovt hiv alors than | did. Q Was this not told 1 as Aneorey A. Tt was not. Q Did you desire to sce pudliety? “A. Laid not, Q How did it hap- * you kept thie secret from your frend Mills rah A. [thou bt he oaght to have known all about ime hy Re Int you wot Keep 1 secret heave 4 ait )dispiease Mr. and Mra. Adams? A. % Mt would interfere with thetr mi mit gotting this divorce? A. I did not foe ‘at itn tu Hgts Tthowghe that if Mra Millepaugh ad vores iron b oNba, and married Adams, it Would ndd vo ber Lepr ness. Q Ob, you thought it Sul! Ge ut for her to auchor herecit to Adams? A, & deep inveredt in her welfura; I p obi: hood, Watt! th ¥ on OTHER WIgR, © Da you euisider a friendly act towards M: MUspacgh? A ad not eon? der my°oit b freed ot me Lot you drank his wineccy pretiy often, and he yours? We drauk together occas ually, but could not be con. Pidered grew! fr ewan (we irk, Mulispaugh reiarned freto Ioana hod you not au interview with Mr, Mille nhs stove? AL Lbad, Q What tauepirod? Le object of the evidence? 2 Bow tie etate of Me, Die 1 he ward Of the oliort Wo obtain te { t 110 exe)adte the quest on. Mr. M ilepaing nh that interview Shas 701 dia oot kaow where hue wife bad gous; aid you | .NEW YORK eae SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1865. ld give you not tell him you knew of noth.ng - between them? A. I not. Dia Ped ee mise to write to him about @ Did you not visit him at the Aveuue Hotel in Felation tothe matier? A. Yes. Q Was thore any one with you? A. Yes, Mr. Rhodes. Q Was not Jacob Hal- stead there? ou would do all Idid Was for tl Neve. Q@ it before think. Q there? A. divorce at the time? efter the second tri; return from the Did noe irs Did not Millspauzh come to your horse after coming ‘back from Boston? A, She did. Q eae a sleep at your house upon the'r return from Bost A. I don’t ‘think ever slept at my house. TRE MARRUGE WITH ADAM. Re-direct— 4 wes yyeeecs 5s the, mamuaes of Lee Penang apo in Boston; they were married by a not as a witness fog sans gee amen 99: * ir, Fullerton—Certainly; be is one of our best wit- aoe ee Millepeurh spoke to me about the Girowse han Adame wen nt and when he was not nt. butane ir, and Mrs. sila spaugh at the Bnion eT aid. @ Did ohe say anything wo tego about her husband's treatment? A. Not there; it did not get enou; obliged rwards; she gaid sle was very sick there, and to cat there; also, that she was 0 send out for something to eat. THR NURBWS EXVRIENCE, Pe iat Dean deposed that she lived Sith ¢ and Mra, Pellepangh as purse in 1861; we were thn pping at nion Place Hotel; it was after they ref the Bond cet House that was engaged as niirre; Mrs. Millspavgh was very nick’ with d ptheria: she was unable to sit up, and was sick about five weeks; the doctor called three or four Lond aday; I was oblig d to situp with b rall night to he rainvdicing; ie Millspaugh told me thst Mr. ils. pauzh would ‘rolleve m°; 3 Lrequest d him to give her the medcino as dir.ot-d by th» dector whily T world lay down to rest; he used to n gl ct h 1, and Mra. Millspang! told m: that he had not giv'n hr any m dicin’; I gon erally found him asl p at bis post. Q What was his condition as to intoxication? A. t was under tho im- pr ssion that he had bon driakiug some by is appeur- ; I could not say to what cxt-nt; I recoll ct a con- versdtion, betwen them about som» bank stock; Mr. Milispaugh ask.d Mrs, Millspaugh if sho had sold her bank stock at Newburg; I think she tald sho had; dr, iils- g gh spoke pr tty joud and told ber she was “a fool;” seemed pretty angry. MUVISPAUUH CATGAT SWFAPING. Q. State whether bo swore at her at thattime? A. He called her a damned fool; I told him: he must leave the room if he was gong to tnik ia thfit manner, as Mra, Millspaugh could not bear it ut that, ine. Q. During the time you were employed what waa Mr. Miilspaugi:’s man- ner with regard to afiecticn tor his wife? A. 1 did not think that either of them were over affect onate. A Abo:'t how oftem did you sce Millspangh drunk? A. don’t recollect how often. Q. Did hirs. Mlepaugh ever say anything relative to her Lusband’s treatinent? A. She told me not to speak iq him when he spuke cross to ber or me. Q Do you recollect the night watchman bringing up eome drinks to bis room one night? A. Yes, Iremember cn one occesion he rang for the wa'chman, and ordered four drinks fn all that night; the next morn- ing when I came into the room it looked’ as thouyh there had been a drinking party there all night; Mr. Milispaugh was asleep in a chair, and was not very ‘sober; I think Mrs. Millspaugh was very sick on this occasion, and 2r, XM Jigpaugh was loft there to take care of her; ou another occa-ton I recollect sir. Billspangh coming home intoxt- cated with Mr. Halstead; it was between ten and eleven o'clock. ADAMS VINTS AT THE UNION LACE NCTEL, Cross-examined—I lived with rs. Foreman at the Bond Btrect Houre for nine taonths before going to Mrs, Mille- Ppacgh’s; L know Mr. Adains, but do not res ever speaking to his more than once; never saw him in Mrs, Foreman’s rooms. Q. Did you ever ree Adains at the Union Place Hotel? A. f cid; he saw Mrs, Millspangh there; he came inthe daytime as often as he did at night; when Birs, Millspaugh was rick ho would go into her bedroom, aud when ebe was well be would seo her in the parlor; Ico 1 not say whether he ever spent most of the day there; be used to stay there for an hour ata time; was not sent out with the child when Mr. Adams came there; ever raw Adams take any improper Liberties with Mrs, Millspauch; never saw bin: k es hor oF take her hand; was not at Sarntoga with Mra. Millspa yh; went to Stamford with her; Bir. Aspen, accompan us to the ra Irosd depot; reron'ned att iamford 8 < weeks; Mrs. Millspauyh did uot'come to New York with we, sie. only came as far as Fishkill! or Newburg; I cannot say where Mrs. Mllspaugh went from Fi:bkill; she gave me ‘no reason for leavine, but tola me to take youd care of the child; Idd not ‘know sho waa going out West with Adams; never heard her of Adams. Did the ive yous 6 to Mr, Milispaugh. pife to, ob- einai susta'ned). Q What did you tel tT Uspasgh ju came to New York. Objerted ‘to and ob- fe ony susta mneth a Waen dit you next sce Mra. ugh ? A. Notuntl after her marriago. A DELICATE INQUIRY, Q Under what cir-umstan:es did you leave Mr. uitts. yr A. I decline suswering the question. Adams visit Mrs. Millspavyh at Stamford? A. me did once; he stopped there from Thursday unti! Mond: I conid not remeniber any conversation that I vcard there between Mr. Adams and Mra, Mill: Q. Are you friendly with Mr. Milispaugh? A. Tam, Q Were you. Rot offended wt the mauner of your dscharze? A. I was, but that does not influence mo now. Q. at is your present state of fooling? A. 1 feel indifferent to hb Priel Q Are you married? A, I was once, but am now. b Pog patie was engaged asa nurse for the child. ive Leonard—We wiil take a re ess to-day at one ordocks and will adjourn for baif an ho. r. DIVORCE PUT IN RYIDENCR, Mr. Clinton—As it is near the bour of recess, nowI pro- pose to read some retgpminn fy proof, 1 now. propose to rit in evidence an exemplified copy of the decree of ivoree iseacd by Judgo Hreckinbridge, of the Court of Common Vleas of Allen county, Indiana, 1 offer it on LL] , first, that it is cvidonce of tho pariies being io<—s Pi Hieenressn seertit wens pape pocketily, WY hea ad been home. OF OTINION. Bid yom conidr th 8 ladytike to comnenl Sete ets ok cca manner want.or any le Seam emasengh told me that she dressed herself at her ow! Mr. Chtuton fw eal! i. Enoxj ons of the couns:l on the other sid», Lo prove that the child aeons Sgr from i. Con's how bythe pint, and that he has refused to let the mother 20 it since, —— Knox, attorney and counsellor at follows:—Q. Did Mr. Millspaugh uke ule "dhild out. of Mr, Fi d, on the ground that the occur. ie ee quent to the of the defendant The Court sustained the wn Did you obiain an pe pro tin arrest before Mr. Adams dhere from the West? (Ubjectod to, Objection tained, “nr ir. Ciiton—We here rest, RSBUTTING EVIDENCE. Mr. Fullerton—I now offtr in evidenos the second voluine of the Laws of Indiana for 1862, s etion six. Mr. Clinton—We object to the reading of the section until you prove the volsme to be authentic. Mr. Full Quoted section 426 of the Code to show that prinied cop.es of the laws of a foreign State were admitted in ev'dence on the trial of a cause. Judge Leonard said the rule was well laid down, and allowed the reading of the law which required | some] secking a divorce to be residents of the State of Indiana one year beforo they co’ Id be entitled to relief. Mr. Clinton—There may have been an amendment to that law; I was told by one of the most dist nguished lawyers fn Indiana that a year's residence was Lot necos- sary, hie, Fullerton—Thon he must have been distinguished for his ignoranee, (Laughter.) THE PLAINTY F GETS A GOOD CHARA TER. Henry 8. Terbeli, 0° the tirm of Terbell, Jenntng & Co., textified that Mr. 3illsparch was a member of the firm} witness was acqua:nied with Mre, Millepa: gh; saw her im the sore occusfonally; she used to come there with ‘rs, Abbott. Q@ at wero Mr, Nillspaugh’s businoss babita in 1863, 1860, 1860, 1861 and 1862 [Excluded by tie Court on tho ground that his. busin 8 habits were not inquired into by the other side. Q@ What were bis bub is with rospset to intemperance A. In vor knew him ts b> intemperate. Q Was he in the habit of coming to the store early in the mornings? A SHARP CUT, Mr. Clinton—We object. That refers to his business habits. Some men can traneact business while drunk as well as sob'r, ir. Fullerton— an thoy, babies T would advise you to go ontand get adrink. (Laughter.) Witness—hirs, Bil!spaugh was in the habit of coming to the store for money and merchandise; she always appear'd to have what si) wanted; wh n Six. Mllepaugh Got goose they wore charyed to Mr, Milispangh at cost. Q Jid you visit d:. and Mrs. sai?pangh¥ A. Yes, Q. Lid yoti ever see anythlug to lead you to bolfeve that ehe was wnhappy with him? A. Idid not. Q What were the reiations that existed between them? A, They ap- Peared to be unexcept Cross-examined—My family and Mr. Miilepangh’s ex- wuged calls; saw thom at the Bond Street House; called upon Mr and Mrs. Millspaugh more than twice. Q Was it not common for you not tu see her for a year or so ide of yor store’ A Yee, Q When Mrs. Abbott Cailed af the etore with Mrs. Millspavgh, ¢id ele not call on bus.neu? A. Tdon't know. Q Did Mrs. Abbott call to see any one excest My. agh? A. Notthatl know of. Q. How do y uppear to want for anything? A. From her appearance; 1 saw ber very often; she came to {he stere very often. @ Yours isa wholeenle store? A, Yos. Q. Do yon keep an assorted stock of silks? A. Yeo. Q. Hud you any- th know Sillspaugh dil not thing except Linck silke there? A. we had Q Did vou A. Not any that would Jo Mre. Was not Mr. Millepaugh your “drininmer ve he was edmilied £6 parinersiipl A. I don't know what you mea HK BUINERS OF A DROMIRR, Q. Don't you know what a “drummer” means? A. We never hid one in our employ. Q. Was it not 4 part of his business to go around to the Lotels in tho evening and tke your cusiomers to places at ainngoment? 4. He hud thet purpose. Q for the benefit of 3 i QD oto you on behalt of s4n. Likspauyh to eenonae for tun pravseds of this sock? A. Some one wrote me to account to Mrs. Adams for it, @ad 1 seplicd that [did not know any « DORON, Did you pay the moary over to Mitispaugh? A. Tid, at her Teqnest; she told ine todo go when ‘the guve iue the Certitivate to sell. ADAMS AND MILISPAVOM LOCERD UP. Thoinas Brows reenlled—Q. What were Mr. Siillepangh’s habits whilo at ihe Bond Street To A. T mover saw himintemp rate but ones. Q What ocorion was that! A. it wo when be and Adams got dronk and were both locked up in the station house; Admins was beastly drunk, and threw a tumbler at one of the gusats, named dames B. Taylor. ross exarmiued—Have you not salt that you often saw Millspaugh intoxicatcd? A. 1 have not’ Q. bid yon hover cee Mfilspaugh drank but one? A. Nov Q Who was most runic when Adame and Millspaugh were taken to the stationhousey A. They wore both about the seine, only one did a Little more damage than the otner. @ Nd you not, on that oecution, sweve that Mr. Mill sh was tu the hebit of getilng drankt Ohjvcted to; Bhtcotion sustained. Q, Was he ‘not requested to lenve the hotel? A. Ho was, and ir, Adams too. Q. 1 did not ask you ubout Mr, Adams, Be kind enough to answer my questions, Mad Mr, Mitlapaugh any diiticuity ubeut a spoon? 4. 1 naked him to pay for a spoon that he was taking medcine wit the proprietor for i; Teonsi and he said lie would pa: ered Mr. Millsyucch an b onorable man; ho always pad his wa: A MOTEL PLOPRERTOR'S OUSEEYATIONS. Charlee Piluta depored that he wos proprictor of the Bond Street louse during the time Me. an spaugh boaried the |. What were Mr. habiist A. J ahouid ol up early tn tae te; Le sper t most of hie evenings home, and p himself a domestic man; Dire. Millepaugh wae i habit of getiuy money trom we; bor husdeud (old to lot her havo what sho wanted, and there was no i toher wants; Mr, Millapaagh ead be wanted to Judge Leonard—There ta no objection made yet to the | his family ce “ ble, Q. What were hts habits in re reading of the document. gard toh rinks furniebod tm hiv room? A. Ho Mr. Fullerton—No, you Honor, ‘we ts on'y anticipating | was in the He of receiving a goe my objection, He Knows that c'oa.,ht to be odjected to, | would send down bing to and I will objcot to it now. doco b eit was pro | Mrs M do me about cured by fraud, and becaure on its face evidence of tho fact that the d fendant was not subject to the juriediction of the court in which it was found, not bing a resident of the State nor brou, with that Jurediweuon by the service of f prod Judge Leonara—I have nothing to do with tbat, I will have to overrule the ection. she wish imake the drink weoter and a@littio stronger. (Taughter.) Acadm RFLANONS WIHT MRS, MILT AC 1 A. Tle was pretty h her at bi ad fr, Mr. Clinton then read the doeam wt the Jory, house could ANTER Ni BA . Mr. CVnto soto read. ihe Totter written ay coenpy? by Mr. Milisy 2, dated August 1 bell whee 1862, The letur waa one child's I contd or the health, and full of unioter then part of tho writer, tn determination not tof showed great love for tv after its health at last ho of the letter. ONE OF MRS. MUXHPAVOI'S PEST PRINNDA, Mrs, Julia Coffin depowed that she was acquainted with ever, and inquiies owen times ta the cyuts Mra. Millspaugh; lind known her giace 125! but only — iutimate ince 1968; ave boon in the habit of exchanring socal calls with her, cud visited her ut the Bond T have tad oo wt House; sion to see the demeanor of wife; le was always rod ans r 8 fool? aid & “God gamue common occurence; it usually while piayine cards with Ler asd ke was or when sho wld bim he ought net to drink 8 much Iquor. Q State any lacg ag he used towards her in 1853 which was of a rade nature, A, - was in 1860 that i heard him walk. use of this lang Q To what extent would Mr. Millepar z driuk? A ‘i sew him dronk im ber presence once e was stupidly drunk, 80 much go that Mire. Millspaugh could not arouse him. Q Wh n undertie ofl ence sgl 1or was be kind or the reverse? A. I never saw hum hind; never saw any expression of k ndness between them, 'Q Do you remember # circummtance which occurred on a vourth « of July? A 1do; Mr. Millepaugh and two other gonite- men drove wp ‘in a carriage, whee Lasked them to come sanknown ty ber b ‘The Court bere took a recess until ten o day morning. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Board of Councilmen, 1ON—Wepnespay, Dee, 2—1 P.M. nt, iu their Ghai ex, Evq., President, ta the Uhatr, and the fo lowing members :— Courelmea Kenan, Riley, Brophy, Hagerty, Mayen, Ryan, Grom Hepp, Kuwter, Hou ‘ehtalin, levi! Mi acter, Cook, Brandon, Brice, December 24 wore read and nutes of meeting bel approved. in; one of the party said they could not do so RESOLUTIONS. as Mr. Millepaugl Q@ What did Mrs. | By Counciiman Broruy— Millspaugh over say about Lusband’s unkind | | Kesolved, That permission be and the same ts hereby given treatmente A. fhe ofiom mvid that she | would | to Mesare, yr lace a tiga ta front oF their have to get a divores as she could not Hive with tin on | Breminen No. } sorte nocoint of bis conduct; eho referred to his driniting. Whisk woe, ayn, . @ Did she sppak Wo 701 bout her relations with John | Ry Goanelinan Muctate wd visvemd? ie an way wn ifewted a liking wee i ja some ie here! iven for him. oe ganna E te Henry Deva lace * eras or hia htt Ag A POURTH OF SULY scrarr, 4 arte dariig we @ Did Mra Millspaugh ever toll you that her husband | PVH Vie came hoine drunk on a 4th of July? A. Sho did, and | py ‘unclear dag said he wae ro drunk that he could not take his clothes Resolved, Thut of Councilman that night always represented Mr. Millspaugh as being @ very. iliberal man. Q Dd you visit Mra. Millspaagh at the Union Place Hotel? A. 1 did; «ho complained (en ag sho hpi did, of ber husband harsh treatment, Q Iu 1862 did she speak to you about Ue ng Out Weat to get a divorce? A. She did, but I said it was impossible, as [ was fer to Burope; lagreed that Mr. Codi liwuld go with 4 tha! was the on- derstand ng whea J went away. & In the summer of 1861 did she accompany you to Saratoga? A. Sie did. Q State who occupied ber room at Saratoga? A. Her nurse and child; her room opeucd into mine. Cross-examined—I firet became quile intimate with Mrs. Millepouyh at the bond Street Houre; she told me Gaibe eines —_ ot the of Seem bt, on ihe eee Be ba Be a Seah, Ss Ps fete i “hye oe That the a sain wore acted ou vouther the oyun and nese being cubed 2 A division of the for by Council. arn Jaques, wea resused situs 8 St idle fourtsem or tba rules of hese by op reteinoe on ited violat m pertinens ° led violation of 4 fary rules and the rights of members, n ie following Tannen be received Sed eens on fet sean the paseage of that her husband was unkiad to hor bofure she lived at Counciiman Hagerty moved that aid Fosotuted belatd the Boud Stregt House; the first time f xaw Me, Mills- the table, ugh intoxicated wos on the 4 Z daly, Baie pty kT aerieh. hose attentions you raw between Halstead and Mra, , Milispaugh, did thoy Indicate an attachment A ‘They | parisien iin hoard nae hoard of the visors” fa aetna mauifosled afection tad whereas, 1 ‘is evingntiy baud proper sib Un Coouran AN OPEN COMP RAIN, Couveld should muewery Q After Aalstond’s death cid she tell that she Baie atin, who aleaya Cantu if dtataraed ‘Imlcn of | 5 loved Halstend an would have cloped wil hita (The had Bret tho gteh ons tai ane expres “ui co lived? A. Shedid. Q This wes after her husband wo. | Br" shore Peoular Inentiy ites ‘aeceaae cf cused her of infldel.ty with Halstead? A. [am not sure; At was about that tane; first discovered an intimacy be- tween Adams and Srv. Milspaugh in 1562; when we went to Saratoga Adams usel to brenkfast with wu: q ace of those rnsts, which cunnuced 5 sand wherens, the decorxe a got eran, wh Dan gecial anture made every wan bie fr Dity of conduct and intey niet ieee won ‘NW Adaina was pot in tho habit of taking long wale Of nil, tae Goreien Rasheed end she loving Siher, hie eit se Millipangh; we weed to goto ana ch evra oe to feauty “ead Crus, here sprigs, and drive down to tho lake; had “fterotved, That the Common Connell epee sender A ne ried potatoes ond Jomonade, end nothing st aorrow-strickan and bereaved fwiriiy ul the @ Whot dime of the dag was ik whem Mr. Adams o ary Coe tween to the ailiotun wetiek em ott Mrs. Willepaugh left Buratoga? 2. LT uenk itwas in the as Neer Ai to iimpurA upoo thom, and commend Dornit, bot know what they left. abéed of them in “ha Tea father Ww tho fatberlean an’. tno vie id not kmow they took tt “i a AG | ian filend for Mr i} paush? A. He did or, “O When dra nore Fk wowing ov. - Mili augh toh: you sho ww hdahe hut toil You Utat #he was gu QW Thad bi getadivore: lo marry A lane? sat Was your umpresiou in fear lo the mat vob ihe suigeet, Q Woy dd you wot pough that yous husbamrd wae glug out ty Tadiasa il rovhy. Pert, ros 1 cHmefer, Sook, Brindon, Ustiew, e— 2k, ¢ Hh bal 3. By Counciiman J sauna Russi, Fi ees Ponce RayRiry cai ale ©. Bure rom, ameastlug to 910, for up election of cr mutiny Seagatertt ard m1 of Ea Bat antag tr tng woo ot ‘Which ay rious Comptroller, with Report of eae Finance, with resalution Comptroller be directed err sm lewarrat vain ne the St. Luke's sum of y087 82. to ennble him to pay an sesomnornh 06 neal de St Luke's Hospi for opening Madiso ue Fort et nia esy tec hg ce eto B ni xiy-frst of fort nat Deaton amount to be charged tothe ac: was lid 0 Report of Gomrallies on Finance, with resolution that the Comp iroler be alrected to draw his wurrant in favor of Pat eNamar for the sum of $125, for loss of horas on the Tith ay of Reve inber, 1S, and chatge ihe same to its appro. Res © Comptroller be directed to draw his Warrant in favor uf the following named persons, for ser. vices, &c., rendered to the 4] the ari oy sy committee appointed to celebrate 5 bitford, for rin, on W. GgWilaon, ne bol Sunday Times, for itty rand ‘charge the amount to the account of "City Con- ingen den,” hieh was laid over, Report of Committee on Pubic Health, with resolution that the low and sunken lots on '\ ih side of Sevent; eighth strect, between First and Second avenues, be filled ri under the dircetion of the Street Coutnlasdoner, and that th aegempnnying ordinance theresor be adupied, id over, Report of Committee on Assessments, with resolution that omptruller be authorized to draw hig warrant in favor of Thomas P. Cummings, Chairmin of the Board of Tras fees. for the sum of $800, to be applied by said Camminy fia of the pa "New Sulfors™ ome" for are nd 18¢4, an ie 8aINe tO the uecount of " Donations. aater sch Was referred to the Committee on Finance. MOTIONS, Councilman Rrzw moved that the Committee on Sewers be. Gircharged from the Turther consideration of report of Com- | mittee on Sewers of Bo. rd of Aldermen, with resclution wer, with the necessary recelving busing and cul. verts, be built in f2Bth street, irom the Sixth avenue to and through 3) ue Interscetion of Teuth avenu nuder the wirection of the Centon aquednet. Board, aya that jai eres i ordinance therefor be adopted, caurhed, ‘The p pes wes then laid over, Connciliaan Ivan moved that the Committee on Bewers be cl ‘om the further eonsiderston of report o: Cum- mittee re of the Board of Alierivon, with resolution theta ith tho Meceskary reeelving berine aad oul: verta, nt bth’ street, beiween Seeond and Third w 4, under the direction of the Crown Aqucduct | Hoard, and tat the secompanying ordinance therefor be jopte Winch was carried, The ve Connesdm. the Sete ye on Sewers be ttou.of report of Com- with resolution | discharged from the further ¢ milttee on ine Rounl of A at & ne vith lwersnary receiving basis and ek: verts, be tuilt im Bight dat between Third and Fourth avon. evson of the Oruton Aqueduct Boord, aud that the accompanying ordinance thercior be sop ted. h wus carried, eh laid over. axront, nite on Avchbishop Hughes’ memortol vor of pafing fur the meinorlal to the ‘The paper wu COMMUNICATION. tved from the Clerk of the canvases tung the comb ures An@ December elections, 1864, Which was © usual user of coples dl- reete:i to be palliahedt tiv document form, GESRMAL OF VERS. Resolution of nth a t \ the Comptroller be rder of Jrc8 Mace and a collation fur- Tr, Rost ‘Coole, Blandon, Br id und 21. Heeoiwien tat the © ‘oller be directed to draw his warrant in favor of Mrs, Rohm, for music furnished the Henk on the aceusivn Of uner:] of (eae. coran, bY Kohn’e brass bind, for the sum of and charge the kame to Ste appropri ite aecount, b was ndupted by the follow Paunettinen Kor Sivty 1 Us reg al € Mayes ry Ryan, ; ia, Copath, Jaques, Sch. sl, Fitrg! nd Jusce 0. of Aidertoen, December} 19, 1864, amends d by pute sam org bay 5 Hay Hat ti Metiriti, Jaques, , Witegernid and Joyce tiee on Public Vealth in favor bounded Ly Rift 1 Sevinth aveoue ance therefor ado ‘ouamiltt-e on ° teat 26 of Committee on 8 in fuyor of adupting reso- lution Unt ha sitertuiky be the aoutuerly side of Terenty- second street, between Fireband Think avenies, be tagged s neceayary, under the direction uf the Wied by the fellowing vote: moines Keenan, Kiley, gtvophy, mah a ‘Brendon, Bi —m. Han Jaques—L. to be sent to the Board of Al- Fogerty, tulin, sian derinen tor concurrence: Hey. art @¢ Counties on Streets, tn favor of adopting reso. Tatron that sidewalks on the ‘sonth aide of Twentr-Arat between First and Becond avenues, be tingged u space jc wide throogh the middle of the same, where not dy done, under the dircct.on of the Strect Commis- adopted by a ooanefis Tiyan, Gross, te; Tah, Schaetar, Gouk, and Joveo--20, = 5 Mn ie Rogeed four feet wide and * not alreaty done, In nm ‘aeen and 128th streets, ender the a m Street Comunissioner, and the accompanying ordin wnee therefor ado} pled, Which was a fy th Atirmative— Hs, te n that ¢ pe uw following vote cdmen Kee ley, on tie nt Fort aly nnide that the ecu: In favor of adopting y-liret atreet, betw Report of Committee on Sewers of Board of With resulutlon that abewer, with the meorsaury rece Dasin» and culverts, be builtin Jane street, between Green ish avenaa on B guth uvenue, under the direction of ieanes thersfor'b eaduptgn me Hsbigmren r blower, ‘ordinnnees of ordinances, or reslo- Uf renolutiuus, eonttleting with tis ordinatee, tons or parts sre hereby rescinded, anny Suc. 3 in net shall tike effect frome ike" date of the pas- ‘of this ordinance. Was refcrred Wo the Commitee on Sewers. hich wis referred to the Commiitee on Ordina: etition of the pasion of the trian Lvangelieal ehuwed ittee on Bewers, in favor of adopting | of Bloomingdele, tor remission of Crotoe water lax OB jution that io semmer, witb the the necessary receiving: on eee pepper a culverts, be it Bae be y oT vas relerred (poy Finanee. 5 dea aSoth street sol taper, that the Cle ro om ‘Council be the sewer in Nin under the Mom of the Croton Agusduct Board ant the eadoase ordinance a Pies rae eooramted o the Commitee on were of Roads, jo tsvor of furnish Avwicte roard Kenny with @, ae Ase intent f mr reves and Lhe um of $25 ppropriated therefor. Wh Waueh wga referred 40 sie Committee on Pire wdhsirg ution that the vacant its on the north side of Trrems tee on lution that Firat avcoue, bet Risty. rat ned BUhty. chy. tyniaih street, between Seound and Third a¥anues, be fe streets, curbed and gutter the side rection of the Street Commissioner, and Pry a spree four fret wide throught e ‘ame, tee “i ving ordinance theretor be ado) y done, and that the uccompatiying ordinance therefur | | Which was s Priereed to the Oonuaitiee on Public Health. be ade Report of Comuitice on Sircet Gpet favor rod rer Ing rrachitionsetirst, that, Ore sikkerdlort Hse 4 Tiged 9 prepare tor the use yf the metwoers af (ha Common Gonne'd two mans, showing all streets and avenues between eneventis anc Labth etroeis which by Which was recommitted to the Committee on Roads. Petition of Abrabom Depew for damages arising from change of grade in fourth street, between Sixth and Beventh avenues. Caminitiee on Fi Wich war referred to na ts. Ohanes of arte of Forty. the Petition of J. Hardorp Lot tive te of deares or order fit xtreet, de. and n for daniiges, heve beet eeced te the city by own: Which war referred to the Cammaities on Finance. h on the silane port of Committee on Streets, in favor of adopth Pls the prese Jtion that the sidewalks ou the south aide of Leroy Buch openiiigs ond ceestans to ve iu ditierent colors; between Washington and ts, be tagged and retiag- to show, also, tie street fin) crite modes thick gels where uecessury, and that’ ihe ie nccom panying ordinanee Bball be'on vices at lowst four by elgbt feet, and om & therefor ve adopted, le of three iunired fert toaninen; and, when ich was recommitted to the Committee on Btrerts. shal! be detivere. to tie Ciork vy the Cammon Counerl, W Kew lop thatthe of the’dirt and exh csrunenem- | shell retais map fort use af tie mem- Ployed vy the City Inspector Be lucnenpes Sve saute perload | bers of the ‘of = Aldermen, over the umonnt now psid them, facrease to-date from { map 0 bee derveres to the Clore’ of the Board. oF t the passage of th!» resolution, uneilmen for tie Use Of the mata Which was referred to the Committee on Baluries and id the suite o Oftices, a Kesolntion thet the sunken Te son the south #ide of Forty. directed to ert west of upon pr i oO i Clerk ot the Comzon Counell for 6 Board do now ade laut, wt four o'clock an Kemxan moved Qt lourn, to meet on Suturday, the Sia Which wae lont Councilman Kuwxan moved that the Board do now ad- ire Dey partme: ‘at, in fovor of that the Street Commissioner gine of Engine Company No. 46, me Nat by exceed the sum of $700: meat that (if the Boord of Aldermen, concnr) joint special committee of five members of each branch of nnmon Council be appointed to make suitable arranges ta to celebrate the couuiug anntvereney ot our K tio pendanen, und weit tbe mura of $10,080 be and the sane applupriated thereto vie Was referred to the -pecial committee on that sud- Ut the Board donow i! dive YS. Kiwdds moved as uD sawndaent to make the lan was then oe ried ng oo? the Promiest feels unlil five o'clock tikis of Generel Order would take a recess Jee na thattie B it “port of Committee on Law Depertment tn favor of adopiing resolution thot the Comptroller be directed to draw his warrant In favor of Messrs. Townsend, Dgett & Morrison, assiziees of John H, Hiller, for the amount of the two judi ments in the Supreme Court against the said Jon H. Tie Ler; one for $219 96, in fovor of Samuel St the 28d day of Marc, 183, and the other for of James P. Forter, entered the 6th diy of May, 1361, and amounting toxetber to $407 99, sith inter at upon each ju ment from the day of the entry thereat to the date o t, in full of al claims od quand of "sramm axcesn Present—Jomnom®, Mayer, ‘Eoq,, President, in the chatr, and the fatlowin nent tounedunen Webster, Tyan, Groth, Jaqies, drau Joyoe—19, adon, Brice, sell, Fitzgerald’ wad UNF HED BE NESY, the i] "port of the Comte ma, Conellraan 1 kat yor be ald over, Which wag lost. The paner wart vot, 8 follow gAtematice fed tbat the pay jong in whieh aatd judgments men re to be drown by the Comptroller on his Letoy furnished hy the ald Townsent, Dyett a lkeymond with proper acknowlrdyments or satiefecton of sald sud, 0 lowk for want of a suCicient number of , Hayes, Webster, uneiimen Keenan, 3: duly executed, #0 that Lie sume cou be discharjod of ross, Repror, Hows! ta fesilond,’ Meairatby cord, Frere Lirendon, Fitagerald aul whi nen Healy, Bropsy, Hagerty, Brice and Negultve—Covi ssell—B, Councilman Wrasrra moved that such voto be recenside ich wan recommitted to the Committee on Law Depart- {lots on the worth side of Fifty. pire nud Lexington uveniies, be fenced, jon of the street Commissioner, the ac- Which wan earvied. Ani the paper war laid over. Counctimin Hovauraun roved that the Committe, om Finance be dischar.ed from tha further cevatton of the report of the Cami ee on Eupanee ef tie nen, with rrilution thet tho. Commptcan dr: Jackaon and Front streets to t ner of dacksor rthwest corner name to be done Boars of Alter- r be in ald of the Lio b@ charged by f “Donations,” ut Tots on Bs the wae fi ourtis ven cen Lexington and talde of Fourt! vee) i Manatee femend: in tinder the direstion of tha Sirect foi raid tuat the accompanying ordinance thirefor us referred to the Cominthee on Public Health. r # laid on nciiaek Sagrna tanved ihet the Rpoetal Committee on Donstion to the Chiliren’s Aid Rooivty be discharged from the farther consider. tien of much subjcet, ittes on Sewors {n favor of adopting reso. | Which was carried. tion that awewer, with the necessary reeetyin ta and | — Inconuection therewith, Councilman Jaques presented the under the duvetion of the Croton | feliowing reauluti 1, in Eavex street, between Broome and | | Korotvet, That vie Comptrilter be end be is hereby an, Ui, and that the deoompanying ordinance } thor'se r f the 6 Committee on Severs. A rita He the noostnt of Ch Which » ase ‘48 moved that the Committer on Stree exiugton uven rf fro the further than of feport Hugged and relay etary, Under the direc of ti the accompun, Gommittes on Btreeta, In) favar of resolution that Galnanee theietor be ur Rk ga He cnet side of tise Fodrth avenue, betweom Committee on Streets, ty siresta, ant ta Thist: a te Health in tavor of eomenr. | atr th and Lexington avennos, be Gagged ermen {1 sdogtiog to lution that the | ful sedagged where neceisory, un ct the divensuu of the treet Commissioner, and thnt the accompanying oriinaves be aco) te th ate between Mnuler tie dinetion er, aud that the uocompanying 4 be adopted. nt lo Rem nd ant third & of the Street Goramnias ordinance there: Which was recorumitted to the Committee on Public Bro qaaee uTIOKs. malt Sounel ny 1G ioe cease of Commlitee on Belgian Pavement tn favor of | Puvalved, Phat the Clerk be ana he ts hereby directea to Hog Penolotion that West 4, Vetween Lloboken and gb oh the pomcscrtry procee:" of this Hoa uy the New Breela, Ue paved wits elylan pavement, one tly News, in the game manner as now published by ‘cxnense of the property owners at | th tpt. nae ass pedoue under the dines. | “Which wae sdopted by the following vote:— ton Croton Aueaiet Bound. * 10 om Batgian | BADsmere cau co Mealy, eonan, Riker, Brophy, Which was reoorumitted to ‘ommittee on in | Hagerty, Mayes, Webster, Ryan, 0) mi wuseresi ct 6. ae Hats, Meee the hrandeg, ivioe Whenell Witegordid end oye Report of Committee on Streets of Board of Alvermen, with resolution that the erosswall tn frout of No. 176 Green: Wich atlewt be reliid Immediately, the sume to be Jone vuder the dir » Croton Aqueduct Department, and that noe pheretor be adopted. (Counciiman Werte es an here cotied to the obair.) Pati Ap onlinanoa relating tn the Bre t tie Commitice on Blreets. n eenen, Riley, riled % ‘on Publie Health in favotefeon. | Haves, Webster, Bran, Grose, Repper, Hou fatcitn currig wits Board. of Alsermen in Adopting resolution that | land, Metirath, ‘Couk, Brandon, Bree, Ruseell, Fitzgerald vacant lotwon the north aide of it, between the | and Jove t and Gecond avenues, be tencet in, where Bot already gs ttve—Connetine Hagerty and Jaquee 2. done, ie dtr Street ‘Commlasioner, ‘sad wen report of ral itve on Flnariea of ‘of Board ot Alermen, that ihe accompanying urdinance therefor be : ith.reaolution, that tl pete roller be empo ‘i ch was Precommltted to the Commitie ou’ Public | tothe betta of terwreuce Welsbourn, Geceearcy thr um of being the amount due Pim fo: services as demir to ‘rensurer of the Bizth Benatortal dis:rict, render during the months of Jenuq:y and Febraary, 633 ani that he pay the anme out of ihe prosent aj “Volunteer bolilera’ Fainily Ald Fund. ‘Which was concurred tn hy thn following vote: ppAdirmatre —Counelincn, idlealy, Keenan, Rey, r 7, Hayes, Webster, Ryan, Gross, Rey aan my Medrath, Branton, Brico, Fitzgord wir rt of Committes on Balaries and Offices in favor of adoptibg g resolution thet thia Board concur with the Board of of Committee on Sewers in favor of phopting reso- t a sewer, With the neoeasry recetvin, ne nnd culverts, be bullt under tie direction of the Croton Aque- udct Board, in avenue B, between Fourteenth ant Fittneuth the sccompanyiny ordinance therefor be recommitted to the Conuiutttee on Sewers, { Committee on Publfe Hesith, with resolation n Tots Nos. 482, $34 wud 435 West Forty-secoud fled in, under the direction of the Street Commis. avd that the accompanying ordinance therefor be at ado Aldermen. ta urdering paid the bil of Charles Bourke, Which was recommitted to the Committee on Public | armcunting to $20, fo mting reports of Committee Health. Finance of tha lionrd of Aldermen, ‘Commauntertion from the Comptroller, with draft of ordt- nauee Maki g additional appropeiations for 194, «« folows:— AN ONUINANCE MAKING ALDITICNAL APPROVRATIONS 20M THE ‘YEA id Commonalty of the elty of New AMrmative—Counothnen Hesly, ou, Hereriy, ‘eg Webster, Ryan, Gross, i Havitand, MeGrath, Brandon, rice, Russet a key, ugh PV iugoraid am Mayor, Ald Joyoe— vor docracia ws rorolution that the Comptroller be directed to draw his orion 1. The "7 sseionst ph obs ne are batten An fas of Briere Yu are, tue mother € Joba ny made Lo and he severi n8es 8] that sum 0 ory mn for Injuries re Amiga ees oan ie eaves durog the rick tu July’ last, and charge tié sane to the neeountor “Donations. Connctiman BRAxBON nioved to amend paid eectution by striking therefrom the wort “Donations” and insertio roof the words pproprie nas. "w hic a res 5 Sere seloners for the erection of a pub on Sixteenth and Beventeenth stre € ansl the Fas Tn pursuance of chap. * of 19H, tan honeand doftare ucteer Kolilera’ Fver— . $10, 000 nCity Contingencies or other w 1 ne naseed February ret dolare 15,200 Coune dure Mt ter, Kran x Gruth Cool 11,400 iy Aid und * tpayabl: ia 1AGL, on a Jon port of Committee on Department in favor renomi- i nating Goorge Smith, foreman of Mose Company Xo. & 7,600 | Waieii was late ove GENERAL ORDERS. fs Board of Altermen, 4 ) draw 0, Mh=Kor Intere ized by oh A report of Committ: + ° er i nmittee On Finauce, Which was carried. trustews of ts i interent tin 1 Mowing vote: Wty, Heap Rowton, wk, Brandon, Trice, oi Jaques) Aries of vin Taspectora of Manure sud to the aun of four dollars ver diem, such tp w take eifect from the Ist day of January, A. D. Mag oe ere ua Howing 7 Piaget neitayunnd, Fitager- Veils nm ‘ty stourd end gutter stones be sotand reset and is. ard retlegget in Thirty eighth street, be- tween ad Secor my where LO8 already doue, tiaer the direction of the Hurset ‘ommisuoner, and that the accom pan ying ordinance Weresor te adopted. Wineh waa referred to the Commitice on Streets, AN ORPINANCK TO AMEND THR REVISED ONDUN, ow 18/8. The Mayor, Alderiven a ‘and Commoualty of ‘ite ont ‘euly yet how York (0 ordain as foil fps ig 2 hay mate three, sixty-four, alxty-s!x, sixty: seven of article foor of oh \pter ten are bereby amended au: what road followss— : the ‘he Street Commissioner of the city of New York ‘prolate tniree perwons to ack as bell ringers at exch of ‘@laria bell cation the eiiy of Now York. ie veraci shall be ae linted jong the flremen, ex- expt oF xetive, Of the city Of Naw York, or from such fi0- me 2 7 oe at by injuries recoived in the por orn ‘Bac. 64, The bell ci appointed shall receive as re- ration for their +] j=] of one thousand dol. lars eel eS. ah hold villce for the torm of three gears het Sank idemmtestonin ter aad shall be om ier trem by lor misde- and directed to the wi geo earn ringers acme 14 accordance wih feclona nity ben ra sixty-four of thle ordimanee, vit Fire a Department, shal persons appointed to tik Pell, soe acody ding to the rulen and regu alan bell siagera, and to ring the sane on oo. if wi receive ag Fomunsration for their sors icon the sum of $1, igua cach par sand, abd eball be 48). Se aeggrue removal by t muiasiouer fur wladomeanor o oe oA Sell gor an parsons oe with the ring- fog ell, on neglect vo oomply wita is Segue of the ordinances nnd regulations for the ring. in cance ut be rewoved frou office by in: An el or Aihorty ere 1 oF authori having power to remove thewn on ered In torvand of ation neglect, a1 Lue pereum retnore ae nied to buat oF nu ouier offtoe under the Gorporuion wikia mone ‘year after ouch Femoral There shall be three ita appointed as ft: tele opervtorn wt the City H. trent, Comrn ¢ ‘hoeoTasn yh bd ‘and oo ae obo ; yi raph c = wal by Pe iret net jouer ter ademe.nor oF oe nee he 9 cpr of any firs the several alarm hells of seth i ower ‘alors free shall We rung and the roging shell be conte ued until the ring he of tue district bell wherein the fire Ahold cecn be Boyd B20. 7. Whe atatiy bell nagers shall be «8 follows: © Cuty belt Lower, Tie Evers sburket Tovor, The Jotfetion Muket Tower, ‘Sbe wit Market Somer ety spoon sireot Tower, tert Tower, rere Tower, AGRAL OLDENS RESUMED. Roport of Committe on Whssses, Plerw und Stipe tn fovae Of edopting Fewlution that tho itreet Coumimiasin direeted to advertiee for prop: nd contre et fur bull pier t the foot of Foriy-first otreet, Worth river, forthwlib. Was recommitted to the Committee on Public port of Committe on Roads in favor of adopting reaoln. ut the wolk on the south side of Purty-seventh strovte betwee Ke stugton and FYE: avenors, be theged « Which wae recommitied to the Commitice ‘ou Wusrves, space Tour feet whiry moder the direotion of the Street Com- | Piers wad Slips. missioner, and that the wecompanying ordinance therefor be MOTIONS RESEMED. Conpetlman Ri moved that toe Fn ae on Balt. ; ooommnttted to the Committee on Be Ties and Offices be discharged from ti Report of Comm tee ov Rows ia f. f Fe port of Committee on, Ha 1k be dndd pling Tesolution, thet the mM theta © ‘une 7 of} enurt), be fnereased to toe eruum, the arn to take ie dante of tho passage of this resviution, mn or eons ha ee (Fourth wpsrinent, and that the acompany- therety: be adopted, (hich was rec: mnit{=1 by the Cominittee on Ronde. rt of Committee on Repalrannd applies tn favor of ng resolytion that the Street Couumiaetoner be directod tower In Twenty.nocond street, between And tho wns laid over. Giuncitnan Here moved Uiat the Board do now adjourn, aio) fo erecta temporar First and Second wwenods, amd ploer the bell now on Gouy- Which was carried. Whereupon the President pro tem declared thet th pet adjourned to Thursday Woe Bah tt tt one, pon the wi id temporary tower. 4 to Ure Comtaliios oa Kepatrsand ian Pavement, pig kf }, from Houston to erneur street mo rkot pi. iifeh was recent pier. sy fe Short of Committee on Bel ing resolution tha RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Soursecss Oe LEL.CKRR STREET UNIVERSALIST CitTRCH-COR, pense of th ¢ under the direction of eer wnt aan ‘ev. Win. Keleh, of Lud> he Croton, company ing ordinance fay will iM} supply desk tomorrow, Services at 10g A "ehh Se Co re 5 HURCH bia THE tng APOSTLES, CORNER \ 4 Patcport “of Committee on Roads of ‘Third servi inth avenue. —' fr every aodiy ce atitg POM. 8 Touts LUTHERAN, CBU RCH OF Fifweenth between Beoond ont gules on of Aldermen, wetth resolution that Porty-elgith street, from Ninth Tenth avenue, be paved with oonble #tone pavement, tinder the direction of the Croton Aqueduet Board, Reguinpsay Lg i. JAMES, avenery Which * bier revioes . tay, peer 2, M. and 7! Report of Co seb Hew, W. Me ihauin, of or, i SAL ctr acteh sera ta aeoeaetgteeaerees Bt Side ‘of Thirty-slgt B 1OMAS ARMITAG z Broadwa' 00d Under the direction of the Bireet bt 4 ¥, tom! vee eat 8 we F coat th Goramiaskines, and that the socompanying orlinanee Here | Aree street, on Sard oy ® at Borclock, for pares of sermons sn ihe aleungeiahes worsn Whie «referred to the Semapiens, on Publ Health, ook fo “ Ranch snuaftes om Pie oat a Heard af Zi, Bob; ‘Miriam, the Sister of Moses and Aaron with resolution that the vacant om them = win § Finials oottned ohh wtaoaty ate oP Brostvar he: | REY DAMTRL @ COMRY, BD. OF Una with tween 1i'ty yurth and BYfty Ath alewcts: the vortnerty ‘hao Preach in the Murray Bepudt chured, corner of of Fictycourtins Bight ave- | Lostogton avon pa Taig wventh street, to-morrow, at Oni beater ste ot of “aly Un direcbon Street famateionet, higgew y- oh te accompa the sul vance therefor be to th arty tne on Public Health, ‘ubiie Heaith of Board nue, and on h HARACTIEN, CAURES rem. *—Fv0f, Mattison, Pe marrow evening, at 1g ¥ tee on resolnt thes tie igh ur seid paar | street be er the eee done, and Wat the Aceosnpan ing anew . tas arate rred to the Committe on Public Health, iar "fs ! sant of Coenen oe Asian eating Bastiof f Alder. ee ‘sc ‘Shyer atTig om. with fesolution Liat the Preant Jota ou the wide of Bignis slat street between Fiest ang Sesoud arenicn, be fe voo! in, tinder the clrection of the Strect Commiesioner, oT 4° Universaliss ebureh, corner of nik ta 6 acoomy ordinance ln be ade pt Av ith | Med Go tbe Crauiiien on Vublic Tell Gk | an Blowonin atceot, to morrow stetasd eoetea Deport nmitter on Public Health of Board’ Al ——— - men, wilh resolution that the vacant love un the ewutn nue HOTOGRAT CARDS FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, Fs RAE a ytoarth aireet, between toe Sixth and Serenti be (enced in, arder the direction Bu eet Com. f, And Lunt the accompanying ordinance therefor be “ waa referred tn the Commitves on Pabtie Meatih, ae “ fel ew Tork Kesolation of Bord of Aldermen, chat tac tow and sunken | === prs Nos 886 494 oa) West Forty chird atreet, Venth nod FURAITU Re Bleveu be filed Im forthwith, wader the direction | ~~ UMTS Ee SOA ot omintat Ler, HAC INTPICEN' ol x OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Which was referred to the Com mittee on Pi * Neath. Dienoforte, for ore ber atl Resolution of f Aldermen, Laat the Aateten i aplor Stat, cas boy tera de ad the east aide y ond avenue, betweet yw | 4 » Bedroom and Ding Room F ee Vityy-third sireete be piled in fortawie. under the @iree ' luquire at 119 West Eigitu eireet, near Of the Street Comal f, Bud buat te avcounpi there ory adopted . (a —_—) was relarred uo tue ¢ ommitine on I Lie MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF MOUSENCLD {on of Board of Adesnien, Wet tie low at d Mure Lor sale at a mac = i'w lor Sulla, cove Be and MO We’ Forty tbind in beet Fear a iainting, @UNtue ander the dueetion the f Mir Capea € Vers, Buresus, Ward Miamoner robe He vi okm Siler Waray @& Wee. Slap Wiica was referred to (a@ Comumiites on I’ ubiie Lealth, Vociiia suse, iron Va. Bi, Wo id I, By