The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1866, Page 6

CONNECTICUT. MTHE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. Nomination of General Joe r Governor, Hawley Endorsement of the President and Congress. THE BADICALS SILENCED AND DEFEATED. &e, &e. ke. @ur Hartford Correspondence. Hanrtrorp, Conn., Feb, 13, 1866. Tn my last letter from this stirring little community I Furnished you with a brief sketch of the condition of the guvernatorial contest in this State, enumerat ting the dif- (ferent candidates, glancing lightly at their antecedents, ¢xplaining the adopted platforms of one party, indicating hat would be the probable policy of the other, and de- spcribing the feneral excitement as being unusually high ages all classes of the people. The effect of that short <position has been greater than I could have anticipated, 131 seems t# have aroused the rank and file of the demo- veratic and republican parties to a realizing. sense of their respective positions, and to have caused the latter 4in particular to practice more discretion and pru- dence. The original intention of the ‘so fur as I have been able to republicans, Jearn, was to have adopted an anti-admimistration — platform, or one containing such a luk swarm endorsement of Presi- -dent Johnson's conduct as to wean from thelr support a Jarge element of the conservative branch of their party, Xow, it 1s not easy to tell exactly what line of policy ‘the wit pareve. From the cautious tone adopted by their leaders it is ovideut that they have been (rightened ‘aud disconceried by the plin of their op Mat they faily comprehend the dangerou ponents, and § position in ¥ Which they will be placed in the event of adhering to the original programme of hostility to the President and hoisting wm extreme radical as their stan’ iurd bearer, Hence there is a softening down visible in the language © the long heads of the so-called Union party, and a disposition is manifested to avoid all ce! ‘tupies, to smooth over the great points ait ‘to agree upon some sort of mbartassing of dispute a general platform which will unite the great body of the repab Ticans and prevent the alarming division t suding a week ago. I tind that a great iat was im- number of nt leaders are drilling their foilowers up to the idea that the quarrel between the President and Con ress is, atter all, a mere bagatelle, something Uhat may daiely De induized in by mea of thé same polit “something, (n fact, that amounts to nothing, awhem you come to analyze tt”? This has for afew days, and is done for the pury ‘the way for @ general endors ment of the Foley, coupled with an endorsement 0 sich) & way as not to bring cal cred ou know, eu golng on of paving President's if Congress, before the publics gaze the radical differences between the executive and legislative branches of the national gov- ernment. The idea isa pretiy good ong if it does not to have the desired effect im b come to | hoodwinking the people. Afr months of out spoken opposition to ‘the administration, and months of rabid icaders in the ewspapers, favoring negro suffrage and every turm, it may be doubted whether th Ahought of dhe republicans will avail to save tremism in second sober ther, As W the candidates to be nominated, I see no reason de ange: Gee opimons I expressed a week ago. General coph i. Hawley L think will, undoubtedly, be the man Meominated fur Governor, but that he will have to stand 40 a differeuc pla:form from that which he f for himself a Cew months back 1s Indispu The mal apr po: of his selection is gener Dat itis tenght too late to take the back t ‘ondly set up conceded, rack on that subject now. J may state, however, that since the De- Mocratic Convention other persons have be mentioned a» more fitting to be chosen .or the emergency. Governor Boekinghaw has been pressed for a renomination, and I Delieve coald got it, but declines peremptorily vo accept. J.euteuant Governor Roger Averill is also armed, and ems to have many friends and supporters, while it is aad he would alse be more Lk yaad run ber Mesers Seranton aud ter with the Jarrison are still in the Inouths of delegates likewise; but notwithstanding the faetof se tan v candidates in opposition to Joy Ido not dank it will amount to much whe: neral Haw- the Con- Veniion acwaiiy approaclies to the practical business of smimatting. TUR DELEGATES ARRIVING. Nearly ail the delegates trom every part of the State Bave arrived, aad the hotels ure crowided. | ‘the city is in ud Stevens, Hawley and Averill, Cley ny talking Johnson and Bissell, Digger and wne-nigger, and all the kindred tupics, ‘A KOW ANT.CLPATED. By the way, I shouid explain about Cleveland and Bissell, masroach as thereby bangs an interesting tate, aad a pretty dite rumpus also, with a prospect of more fa the future. ‘The rep. licens of this city had a primary meeting hore lat Saturday night, at Central Hall, to cleet del gee oe Lisnatan Governor Day presiding ‘kets were one Joinson Johnson. Pactmaste ir Ned Cleveland was th tue ding. Two former Cleveland «ad Bissell it appears are deadly opponents, end showed ‘They pitched into each other without gloves their teeth quite savagely on thir occasion. in a terrible wordy combat, and were near trying conclusions ina sterner tasiivm. Bissell beat Lis opponent and clected aa antiJohnsea delegation after considerable contusion, Mr, William H. Green (on the Cleveland side) then pre- presented te following resolution to test the sentiment Of the meeting: — ig Reneived, eat we hereby endorse, the administration of Andrew soins. and we pledge ourselves to un earnest Suppor: or dis wise and statesuanlike policy regarding the Jeswration of the Union. The revwluisan was voted down by a large aajority, and a scene of indescribable confusion followed, Cleve- rece snd Bissell indulging in such select expres- pions ax ““puppy,’ “miscreant,”’ “wretch, Die seoaudied &e * Mr. Green | Svehelp,”? “low: Lived business,’’ “miners. ft with the t, following significant piece of eloquence, deiivered from the table — You have meade the issue here to-night. T ¢ many party teat don't support the President ! mane ¥ hee tvd wo will yo ours, “Swerve from the path of Ue rar Seay, if you want to, and you lose —Tiasioienlak, tlh dokithnaiat a. oa 9 the Con, eaten to-morrow. A GENPRAL CaUces® ws iny eliek anticipated at Of the delegates Crom ali parts o. the State took pl “ * Central Harr, op ite the Sate House, this wus promt, MET have jest returned, Mr. T. vening. Rieh, i Pruniord, peeeded, and Mr. J. Lind Harrison, of New Haven, set an secretary, A gy free expression of f @pinion vex vreed, and from what [heard an pd saw I eel prety went savistted that Mr. Hawley will be nominated endorsing the President and Co wngress both manwee I indicated above. Speeches were made by the follow ing delegates, representing nearly ail the Awenty-oue Sevatorial disiriets:— 7 Colonel G ©. Bissell, of Hartford; Mi ere Briscoe and Coics of the coamty ; D! A. Peck and'0, F. Winchester, of Dew Haven; Terry, of Waterbary ; Bal. ock won, of the ‘orth district; ‘Trumbull and Brav the Sevenca district; Pratt, of the Bight; Harr. legee, of Hebbard, of the Ninth ‘eenel Morris, of the Tenth; Ja keen, of the Kiew ; General 0. & Ferry (ex-mermber of eo . the Bwoifth; Dr. Coggswell, of the Thir teenth; Pow ‘ef.the Fourteenth; Hodge, of the Fit. teenth; Ur. ddd, of the Sov ntrenth; Douglas, of the E.xmeemh. Ladd, of the Twentieth, and West, of the ‘Twenty-urer. ‘The prow img idea in the speeches was the necessity of bar anton in their proceedings. Mr. ier fowered Haw iey for Governor, bat was oppo- sed to cndwrting the President's policy, beew Ret yet unmierstand it, as It was not sufficiently developed. declared wee be did Me, DL A Meok that he was fo candidate: sen rita sane ore Touason plturm oceur if a Mr. F Bobcock said that the pow der cut was like thatof the fox in oop aisha, fox, Weing the crow with a lump of Bl.cene im ies ty flatter the crew by declaring iteang like « The cro. Week tho walt soap, began to “caw, doopped tue cheese into the fox» mo mocracy wanded ty flatter President Joly Ge om ty te get i, commenced nightingale. ea,” and ho the de- om, Mr. Hal cork said mould be mainess not to endorse President Jounsen. Mr, Tron, of Stoningion, made a witty speech, im whieh he seed that endoreny Johnson wor lik: _——— — of Congress for wre, riaelie a me Lopes to the con of haruwnys, and to also General 0. §. Fe: member o Hangrese. The mowing pesved off very oy peed ‘The deiegatee are now meeting im cou several huiw a agree upon there candislates aud po J tower thier ae resolatlOne may cause some believe tivey wall eudorse Andy Johnson. Hanrtvor, Conn... Feb. ‘The conaty cancuses held last night, after ry, am pd trouble, but 14, 1866, th: adjourn ment of the general cancur, resuited in a decided prefer. ence for Geaweal Hawley, He will undoubtedly be nom: nated on te first ballot, if not by acclamation. The fending nem, ex well outwide ae in the cow working tor harmony, and the prospect is Yast wight, Mr A Sperry, Colonel Almy, ¢ veation, are better than ongroseman Hrandeges, Collector Babcock and General Perry have displayed great yeat in the cause of peace and anion, The only peesaw likely to cause trouble is ex-Leatenant Governor eroging, an extrome radical, THR CONVENTION amet al tea o'ctock precieely, at Allyn Hall, the same place in wire the democratic convention met a week Seve was completely filled wiih delegates, and ‘The i 1 iy a 00 the otasers and With Mterested «pe tatom, stag and reporters. AES i cre , Chairroan of the State Central Com- “ , tatiind the body to order. ye Rm Wright. fF, New Haven, wae nominated o« taking the steud made « wade under pet mon tine stl Epacche Tundmnaces, 1h reerence ihe maid repablican —polley me % future as war necessity to nay Sebteee, Congres: au! heusiy. dorsed the republi when the hell hounds of [: to be sent to their destinations cannot fail of reach. rein cused bin Wough Tenet, and nd republicans {° .. REAL ESTATE fos the weék, above fifty thousand. should now endorse him. should be as broad Tux Arrest oF GunmeaL Coo.mavan.—Major G. Harry as the sun's rays, but when action is necessary that dis- cussion should converge as the same rays trough tho | Sale® Yesteray—Increased Hagerness $m | stone, of the St. Louis detective force, arrived in this ‘Wm. D. Elmer, Geo. Terry, Wm. D. Peck, E. J. Ald- tap buskieessot orpesimuion eee te routine was: en Pro- g gee with an commits on credentials ‘and perma- | Broadway were yesterday crowded by a large number Of | 1. broucht before the Court of Special Sessions this fore- nent organi jon were appoint A committee of one from each Senatorial district on Bie crccnwnnnpseo Sour dlr yg ay. ir houses and lots were disposed of, ail of whieh commanded mig hay poet By my ©. a, | atnoon, at which time there wore nearly. one thousand |, Winchester, . H, Carter, James PF. acne 4 persons present. Moria, P. oe moan, Gen. 08 Ferry, Dat a ES SCENES DURING THE SALE. Fast Driving in « Col. Matherson, A. GH pti. Gold) | _ During the sale there was an immense amount of | Over—Action Against Mr. George A. Us- Oscar Leceh, Wm, E- ‘Cons Wi Wm. ‘A, | eagerness exhibited by all to procure certain advantage- dan Gn Shensand Det ous lola, “and the bidding was exceedingly Bris. eae Mr. Brandegee moved that all resolutions be referred | Sometimes there was a perfect Babel of sou SUPREME COURT—CIKOUIT—-YART 11, to the Committee on Resolutions withoutfdebate, which rose clearly the voice of the auctioneer, ise Before Judge Foster, ‘Another delegate moved to amend s0 a8 to refer with- | Guclbg an increase jin the bids. At times there | yatilda A. Moody ws. Georges. Orgud.—Tho -action out reading such resolutions. bo & ferce dispute on the part of two or three 4 : “ Ex-Licutonant Governor Douglas opposed the amend. | Didders as to whom the property was knocked down to: | in this case is brought by Mrs Moody to recover ment, as ho thought it was desirable to learn the senti- | bUt the auctioneer was not slow to make tal out of damages for injuries received: in being run over by a ments of all. If any irritating resolutions were to be | the dispute, and, putting up the lot again, otees it wae ri right to hear them in open convention | t? discover: we once. ‘After ‘considerable discussion the amendment was | WTitten on “winks’’ of Intending bu; oe the appropriate committee without reading or about an auction sale. The haran, iw jon. pause then ensued, which was only interrupted | effect; but after a time the aes telingy om by humorous specch by Mr. Trumbull, of | te part of those present wears away. Stonington, ‘who was called to his legs to while away the | terday a lot was knocked down to a ‘tatleman of crossing, Mr. Osgood, in company with another gen- time. Hon. Jobn T. Adame, of Norwich, also made a speech, | bis namo as the purchaser. He denied the fact ot vie and ran over her, from witich she received severe in: inve okie sagt pi “in se seronay and advocating the sup- having made an offer. The auction elerk was it rt resident Zea, bg Peck, of Winchester, ree in a similar strain, | ©XPlained by the fact of his having a nervous al After settling the credentials of delegates the Commit- ren 2 loge twitching of which was mistaken for a series: Colonel ee My ween for ‘President, ped Rn again, and seld considerably undor tbe imagin: id Of | the defendant. dent from each of the Senatorial districts, and William | the perv a He: D. Elmer and half a dozen others for secretaries. The | Physical annoyance should assuredly report was adopted, and Colonel Wright made another | “n salesrooms. Me toed Wart arved'tie ube inasioe ot Gentcal by acclamation, ‘The motion was carried, and General Joseph R, Hawley was accordingly nominat 'd tor Governor by amidst great enthusiasin, and three rou. the candidate, A committee was appointed to acqraint General Haw- | !ows >— for several monthe; it Governor was made unanimous, re sulted as follows:—Taintor, 254 votes ; Sterling, 56; scat tering, 15, Henry For Secretary of Stato David B Borth, of Danbury, |» lms... Fouse, of Sommers, Tolland ‘county, wers named. A ballot resulted as follows: 148, The nomination of 1. K. Pease’ for Secre’ | 10l 12 and 13, each. . tury of State was thereupon made unanimous, e For Comptroier Hiran Veasey, of Kasthampton; Samuel B, Rockwell, of New Britain; Robbins Battell K. Hodge, of Litchfield county, were named, | 1's l an informal ballot resulted thus:—Pattell, 134; Hodze, | 49 47, 48, 49 in mar, on Fifty s The nomination of Robbins Battell for Sobanrothtiwea then mate waetinees ‘A State Gouteal Cominitise of one from each county | Les 22 and 23, on Pitty sovenith stroct, “with “44 was yes chosen. point of the proceedings After th is interesting ceremony the seens at the back of the stage opened, disclosing to view General Joseph R. Hawley, who stepped forward to the footlights, and Was greeted with tremendous and long continued cheer- The rae 4a, a man about thirty. years o ire, el 5 * eS tg praild and On") ots 0 and BT, sltuatod respectively on Fifty: n a few words, and after the applause General 5 06, ofoundly sensible of the honor that had been | /0t 60, on Fitt upon him, and was decply grateful to his | > tellow citizens 0° Connecticut, All the energies of his mind and body should be devoted to the work in hand. He was aware that in a great measare the honor wak dine to the faet that he bad gone through the wa he desired that the giory be now felt snould be by all the soldiers of Connecticut, He would say to hs fellow soldiers, “Share with me the satisfac. this honor.” Five years ago it would Frongh alt that’ n that it i fety. now k thn "conan all and eo ut | 1 3 al the foriner been ‘deemed visionary if anybody had | , Ninth avenues, of similar dimensions to above. ana the country would have passed peters located and of thie ya were not satinfic vention, Probably some might desire things in resolutions that were not in them, He himself mig! have desired peculiar views of his own embodied in the | 1t 83, similar to above. plstiorm, bes. whuever wee atop ed it might taken graoted that if it was right it would be sanctioned and endorsed by the people, Lot 65, sree ot Dyn seventh street and Ninth It was the duty of all to practice the same torbearance ax that which was exhibited during the war, and to do everything for the good of the party and the cause, Babcock, Collector of New Haven, next reported a series of resolu uur government; that we point with an bonest de{o the devedon wud gall ntry by which « U they have reflected lustre upon themselves and wpox | Lot SL, dite, 25.68 7%, the history of Connect in is platforms We unite our lamentatto i, rith those of great bearted Abraham Linco! we repose with © for the settlement of to the legislative department of the guvers : Kesolved, That in the spirit of the foregoing resolutions | 4, fidently upon ail the departinents of the gor (qoeetrens wis Cupane Seamh to co cents in corweing | hy every necessary guare the measures that have alt he extiertion of the doctrine y : ho representing to them that they ahonld go by vai ” cr Mperunlary obligations | Smount of real estate in th hen dh - he! ine ity 3 thee mpany tent, the Contiennal. wal m port of the rebellion, the awcred tuviolabill terday. The property consisted of the nine two sory be he evidence whatever before me abo’ wal tebt the complewe westrueuon of slavery in | abd basement brick houses and lots Nos. 135, 141, 143, | ieeiar Oy ompany had knowledge of any cxcom of une, and the enactment of appropriate | 143, 151, 155, 186 and 157 Wyekol street, becween palengers engaged by Mercer over the seventy-five Kesolved, That the Union party of Conneetiont will hold all public officers, neal, State and federal, to the atrictest ae. countabiiity and the mont rigid economy In the public ex- Resolved, That ham our hearty willehertsh him in their warmest alfvetions and posterity Will erev! his name among the (uremost of the honored sums of the repubite tat we pledge to the eandidates thie day nomi. | House 183 Wyekolf st —to John Diedrich dent of their ratigeation of ourfetion through the hallot bow, The resolutions were adopted unanimously, after which: Mr Rabeoek offered tue following resolution :— He Resolved, oe {4-1 fellow cities, Major General | Lot 57 Wyekotl at, 20x100—to Mr. McCaffrey faself anew Wo one conn. nce and adimirsiina Uy. his recent te rendered to the ot! = we Series aot Seared ag Iman puscec’ “Tam sn Kmerkew shlsen? Hat 40 Wyckort ato A. P. Aneta This whs also adopted unanimourly. The Convention then adjoorned with a vote of thanks | jidered to the presiting officer and three eheers for the whole vapen. T may Keg med afl ty Big ng 5 1 Me me came before ‘commipes was one by ox-Lieatenant Governor Dongiae, in favor of immediate suffrage for the | elapse before the love misives usually ant and received The revo this auhjyect herrea ‘The state Central Committee met after the adjourp- ment and re-elected N. DP ve their bemaia an: : | r Disaster to the Brig Vinee ite Naw Beovonn, Feb. 14, 1986. | sume even for Canada snd Borepe, pov: are teen Dalle yesterdiay rendered a decision im the celebraied | roltery of the Adame hapa Company on the pieht ‘The brig Vincent, seventy.four day» from London for | valentines. There were Boston, with a general cargo of morchandwe, struck on | © 4 A5s larger, auanber Sow and Pig Ledge on Monday, at noon, during = thiek | UO Wil ta Tiles the different’ sations, ts awelllog fronds. Culler by spirits (valved at abort eight bm fog and bilged. She will ty prove ; and found detend good weather antasae « and lighter have gone to her ast brunt, remains NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1866. lia alk city last evening, having in his custody “Brigadier Its Price, General’ Georep Codivanahs of Mesienn army petacioty previous (a who was recently arrested at Louis on charges of span Oy: day, the xchange oe | Swindling, prefered from New York. ‘Tho pnaoner will eager speculators in real estate. A large number of | noog, —H. BW. | 4 more or less considerable figure. ‘The sale commenced ON THE ROAD. driven by the defendant. This affair took place rod | Sleigh nigga ‘original t Wid ‘an ate pened oH ‘be | near the corner of 225th streot and Kighth avenue, om When one eye | the 6th of January, 1865. Mr. Ogood is a son-indtaw of boat to direct affairs. eof resolutions followe is slightly moved it means fifty, gorousiy, hundred modore Vandorbilt, and. well known for his taste ll, Hooley's Fn cee erg Peng iB wed |: i¢ both = Mar iuslcecte wtokea tee ccetibeate ameate (one: ieomeciaoe at hones fish, rn | Moody” i aaiides of resolutions, and asked eS ave them | *tands the owner of the eyes G aust have tho rest appearing Jady, of about forty years ‘The This read ut ‘under the ‘adopted the Convention was | !0t at any * and acts ae ‘and has throe ‘obit The day on which this | honore of the from this inflicton. All the resolutions were re- rather a difficn It thing to understand mt occurred, it appears, was very pleasant ane where the @ for sleighing, and numbers of our fast gen- | Grafa the hoa bidding of the crow tlemen were on the road enjoying the luxuries of ine season. While Mra, Moody was getting out of the cars, corner of Eighth avenue and Wath street, and tu the act there was cot vi m™ at a pretty high figure, and the auctioneer demanded | tloman, as it is alleged, care along at a very rapid rate, | street. Cony; juries, and damages have been laid at ten thousand He was firm in his denfal, till at length the matter —-, dollars. ‘The ease involves some nice questions as to fast of | driving and life on the road, Messrs, John B..MeKeon and James Gridley appear for y the skilled auctioneer, The lot was ms up | the plaintiff, and Morar, Piatt, Gerard & Buckley for gentleman. ‘Persons laboring The defence set up is ligence on the of the not frequent auc- | plaintiff. ey Ry ~~ Mr. McKeon stated the case tothe jury, after which he SALE OF COLUMBIAN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY'S | Proceeded with OFFICE LEASR. The avction commenced by the disposal of the lease of the offices and fixtures of the Columbian Marine Insurance Company, situated on the corner of Wall and Votes. Vites. | Nassau streets, The lease expires in May, 1867, and the 10 | holder is under rent of $10,750 per annum for it, and yet 83 B. W. Douglas... beg the lease sold at a premium of $5,500, the purchaser, of | 20 Scattering course, having to renew possession next May. tie bod ton SALRS OF REAL ESTATE. lived; my fu Y There was a laurie patie of real estate disposed 0° | there are scarcely three days in the week that Lean attend clamation, | DY Messrs Muller, Wilkins & Co, The property was | to household business; my bead gains me fearfully; in cheers for | Situated mostly in the upper portion of the city. The | walking the streets | ai aflecté with dizziness; my positions of the lots with the prices realized are as fol- | right side was jured; it was black and blue or threo days my clothes could not ‘THR TRETIMONY, Mrs. Matilda A. Moody, the plaintiff, way cae mrst wit- noes examined. Sho testified ax follows:—I live in 124th street, betwoon Sixth and Seventh avenues; on the 6th of January Llolt the Kighth avenue car on'tho corner of “Go ahead; turned nearly touching me; knocked senseloss; came to after & ber a policeman asking me where ike a jolly; my eye was cut open; THE PALLOTING. An informal ballot for a nominee for Governor was next taken, with the following result :— Whole number 405, soldiers always do, Field and Staff- man; Major, H. do sistant Burzood, 3 Lane Captain, W. ©, Captain, re f his nomination, afd request his attendance at iho PARCEL NO. 1 j of my head there is no Jonvention at the meeting subsequent to the adjourn- bg = houses, southwest corner of Sptuce and Wil- sew searcely; my eyesnght is Non-Cimmissioned Sta, ‘At this stago.a recess for an hour was taken: am streets, on lot 116% x23. 1144 and 9Z.4x45.7- v Wy affected: Tam forty-three years of age. Saxton; Quart On reassembling the names of candidates for Lieuten- ir. MeCorm'cK.......++ 166,000 Cross-examined—(Witness pomnted out to the Jury | sary Se ant Governor were mentioned. This property has beon built from ‘seventy-five to ‘oue | where the sear existed over her left eye). Usually took | AL Hopper. hundred years, and is in verr poor condition, Consider- | the Third or Kighth avenne cat in coming ing this {uct the price obtained was exceedingly large. down town; it was between four and five PARCEL No, 2. o'clock when the accident ocourred; it was wed by the One lot corner of Broadway ond Fifty-sixth street, not a y rather dull; ‘there was Major, the 2614x75-—to Mr. Bradford 2 11,000 | snow 1 was on the North river One lot on Broadway, near 1% ride 2 up; AAW a notice in the ear ¢ x87.10%-—to Mr. Bradford seeee 3,900 | tioning bead ngere from got 1g OF the fre by vit processi y i i a Ke f thee the last person im the ear; Lteft the car | the streets and the w ceiht {aformal ballot for. TORCHED SONORA AEA: ring a: on Fighih avenue, corner of Fifty seventh tthe ent towards Harlem; the bor wis by the ladies, hea 29 | _ street, 25.5100. (a diagram of the scen* 11d Battell.. Se Y ‘ Lot 4, on Fishin avenue, betw sroduced); the horses were taken around | general th 08 musring.. 4) “Piflysoveuth stroots, 25x10, f the shelter car before [ left; as Id okling of O. F. Winchester for | 10t 5, similarly located to pre: seended trom the car | don't think I pansed at ali; 1 lar dimensions, looked y he avenue as I descended; saw some vehiclo Nn For Treasurer the tollow ng men were named :—Henry Lot 6, ditto, ditto. coming down, 1 got off the platform in my usonl way of | machines, whieh or, of Windham county; D. H. Sterling, of Bridge. | 10" 7, on Fifty sev Pacman, Dal ey gery itr ota agetely 3G. A. Davis and Wm, G. Street. An“intormal ba.tot a coer heard the after the acy n; T understood the clan Was went to mo by Mr. Osgood; 1am in no ; have a family of throo children. Re-direct-—Never saw Mr Osgood before that day; T have not bad a doctor attending me until this affair for seven years; bave always been very healthy up to the time of those injuries Laas 14, 15, 16 and 17, similar to above, with 50, Barbara Oakley was the next witness cxamined--Saw 61, 52and 63 in rear, the laiter all 25.24% Mrs, Moody iminediately after receiving the injuries 96.1144, 98.10%, 00.9%, and 87.8%, each....... 4,500 orplamed of; she was covered with blood, and had a 21, on Fifty-sevonth street, with ; ye; attended on her during her siok- th street, tho ness, being am “ts hd M4, S1.G%, 78.43¢ and 75.3, Dr. John 1. by sworn—Am ® practiting physician, chewesee 4,200 | and reside at Harlem; recoilect attending Mra Moody on the 6th of Jaunary, 1966; sho was lying on a lounges in the basement; appeared to be wiffering very much ; the 4,000 | brow was laccrated and resting on the eyebrow; I sewed Lot 8, between E Fifty-seventh st Lot 9, similarly situated, ty brave troops. . Taintor for Treasurer was then made Lot 10, simttar to abo: Pease, 195 votes, | Lot 11, similar to above, lation’ "25,234 x8. and 45 on Pitiy-ainty street, tho lator 25.35% T7244, 69, each. Bir. Sperry presented wb 1 | Lot 44° siinitar to above, with 43 in roar, the np the Wound, puton the wenal dresings preseribd in is banner to ste Chalcmae 16-000 -eaagatie “frown Pert. 25,244 405.10%, enc! a those cases; gave hor an anodyne to allay her sufferings; | han, and Postmaster Lincoln, land, the banner town of Counecticut, q Meas str uvlcuameen mec Lot 25, With 42 In rear, she was cover 'd with blood at the time I saw her; [at ; ‘ hn, tended. her af at that time, and wince then she we called upon me Lo atend ber, from those injories Jicr uervous aystem has been abattored considerably ; my statements of her condition from tho effects of the in. Jury -are based principally upon what she told me; the yains ja the head are what are commonly called ‘new Talgia; she has lately complained of sick stomach, the edlect upon her general health was dataging Cros examined —T have not been the family physician; eight or forty 29, 25.244 x5%.5%4 and 2544 x seventh and neg aixth streets, near Ninth ave: nue, the latter 26,244 x)0.4, ; sixth wtireet, ike ‘substantially ax follows ;— men call w leah wound; there face; those bruises disappeared im the course of a week; some weeks afterwards she complained of weuralyic pains; there were other eanves which would prodace those ‘neuralgie symptoms besides that of the accident; 1 tate Mrs, Moody between twenty and (hirty professional and jared Lot 82,’ on Niuth sievet, “between with what had been dove in the Con- ng inside of three minutes; first saw’ the woman then I heard the voice erying Out “Go abend;" Mr G-cood, after running over Mra. Moody, stopped his gh after advancing about sixty feet. Croseexamined—I was inside tne hotel, looking out OF the window ; the borses were #0 close on the lady that ‘25.5100, 4,500 | mt was imponsbie for her to get out of the way 65 and 60, situate on’ Wore seven Or eight persons provent at the time ont; the grade from Harlem Lane to 125th treet is vol ground ; there were Wo persons in the sleigh, Me. Osgood was driving To the Court—That was the regular stopping place for thew railroad ears, fin vor xworn—Lam aschool teacher at Car- Lot 62, Eighth avenue, ‘between Pifty-sicth and Fifty seventh streets, 254x100. ranceL NO, 4. pled — THE FLATFORY, ears Ninth and Tenth avenues, s,s follows WL l%, socks eee cates fener can | tae wand 73, witnitariy ioe ated, Saket wee man-ville; saw the ovenrrence in whieh Mra. Moody was © in guidance, rebeltion. injercd; 'was Oue of the lint to go to hor assitance | aud rexponded at seme lengtt. y of (he republic tr aftr being run over; ake was lying on the groond in- | | One of the commits debt of" which we can fenible; with the aswistance others 1 car | “War Department, gallant sons of Connectiont ries her to Mr some conver. | ing the fw peril went forth upom the ration 4 those pre: to have the | Ninetieth, had bee we of our flag and tne per Urigadior ‘pew Indy by 1 home i the sleigh; one in tie sleigh got out and helped ‘ber into the veticie, whe she was brought home. very buttio | Lot 80, adjoinin ng, 26 hearty ebeors, Th) Washington Territory Hmigration mot the Coart, aon COURT. Before Judge MeCunn. Jeo M. Batch va. Asa 8. Mercer and others, — This is on Appication on the part of the plaintiffs to the equity pow thin court to restrain the California, Oregon and Mexico Steamship Company from parting with cer tain property and bila of inding, alleged to be under ther belonging to the defendant. ‘The following arly Hecate we is the : © Cane — re before me (hat the company Lots 96 to #3, triotie ave of the hones! hove Game will stand a while the republic en fired fre Lots 102, 103, 108 ve, abd of sh 4 tried decenders mett, euch on be ¥, 1866, made @ contract with de ft r fer. am I that Lot 106, adjoining above, . fenant Mercer to carry for him rev wal five pamengers, | powder disfigured nfidenee tn their wisdom aad paiti In our tesue of yesterday we misctaied the premises | witlibeir luggage and goods, from New York to#an Fran: | whether ho will regain 88 Groonw eb street and 39 Keaver street ax having been | cise for the of $5,000; that Mercer, instead of limit sold by Mesera. Muiler, Witkins & Co, The property in | tngimeelf to the number of paxsengors contracted for, ‘Of by Meers, K. H. Ladiow & Co, andno doubt for the express purpose of obta ning large SALK OF KEAL ESTATE IN BROOKLYN. sum of money from his victiins, induced « much greater James Coles, of Brooklyn, sold at auction « large thae the seventy-five to pay the pamage money me appropriaiely pertal went street. indicated by executi Hoy! and Bond streets, The lenter are 20 fort by i wab- | wiih they contracted to carry. Mercer, it appears, agred to wequaint his vietitas of the time ‘and place of thirty per cent on the | lin. of the steamehip, and the trick he vem for the urpose of enabling him to get off with his booty was not) notify more of the pawenvers than the seventy fivesie number agreed to be carried by the company, wo wi only that number, with himself, got of in the veamer, leaving the pla ad vihers behind yearn t ree ville of 1a} Wyckoff t.—to Skidmore Pettit....... $2,500 | PLEtiC appear, that Mtewn, tein to tas emmoval 141 Wyckoff at —to Andrew Camm ngs. of 2,000, which goods and freight Leionged to himself and cvaengers, and this application ix fur the utder of injection of this Court revtraint ae from parhg with the pomewion of the iis of or the forse shipped until theif claim against Mercer form breah of contract is wateeied. It further appears that bef the inception of this application on the of Fort Fisher. has commended lasts 38 and 99 Wyckoll st, joining, same rian Seles cna Boatghe bed. epateeds Cate Dacee for ber poe eedruen of Virginia agaist to 0. Drake, ene of @tination on the Pacifie side, On» careful examt legislation Of tbat state, which gh 1 nati of all (he fuete and eireamestances, ax presented to od 87 the Sagrenre oad PR ww ae ha 40 a the ourt, Lam of opinion that | wold not be justiied in ‘wise defoneniens of nif classes, 40 | Lot 45 Wyckolf et.—to Peter Moore Fp Sen ion Teed ‘Sdn eeaiy atone 4 had ft the waters of thin Mats, and coneequentiy the Jurivetion of the Court; i sow proecoting her voy: to fan Franeisen, and i# without the control of oe and mortgage for three years, at seven per cent interest In addition to the above there were roid a namber lots on the same street, The lots are cleared proy ng. Labaorious. patriotic and | with good stone foundations already built. The folic ¥ areteful people | ing ina list of nalen, prices and namen of parehasers:— and befor und ided # , ad that’ retyt _ fiat fancier | Bowe eMart em «to J. HL. Wateon. . of Mr. Com 1 hemp, —to nemeronsl, eee ap Ba bat there ‘iawn bow purchasers ‘The prices broughs for the property are con bt qrang | Tecover. any the omy “Intelligence. Sr. Varecrive’s Dav. —Although several days meet dienon'ed, would be complete and vetfoct in the the . y , port Franco when the veewl reaches there, was quietly ignored. “More on | on st, Valentine's Day can be fully enumerated, it * | Eagia remedy in equity ran vey to exerci’ In rae certain that there was = grand raid upon the stationery | whe the courts of law are net adequate or competent shops yesterday, and about the usual mamber of heart, | 10 gH the wmtne, true Goniwt Cierefore be denied with conta The same darts, doves, loves, ke., entrasted to the Meronry of Julie must agply in the case of Fhorm against the ever Unele Samuel'* mai! department for transportation fro | pany ewain to mistrest, As near an can be cxtimated the Brookiya City Kews. The tamon te THe Sroeteaiat Komment Com —Joetct | Crsrt and Tretram. hag chee ce, Comat eet Sees Bn Dele CBN. hy end Gore, The o ie the pawowion of the nea hoo 1 be returned to wer the total by © , All bowts saved. A Semin | ing the despatch posts, private errand bnys and Mee eatren he Moun mt Hope | Comapiracy Case. fon delivery ib | gpirinliet rotibery eam of Kilan J. Cutler ageing Riley ne Janeen Condition of the ras about Lahr ony There bebe Ft nm mann yy be oe Ham etettore reprint 7 — en Meee Mey SOLS put | to 8 tmimation The Govrt mimained the. fut 1e \ f * j ov - ‘Proxtnate calculation of the Washer siecady Gam an vo 8 or THE NINETIRTH REGINENT IN BROOKLYN, Psalter sate pany Excort—Cer- emusion at the State Arsemal—Address of Wewome. Tho Ninetiedy Now York Volunteer regiment, as an- nounced in the Hamann yesterday, urrived at this port in the steamship San Jenigto, Captain Atkins, on Tuesday afternoon, from Savannah, trom whieh port the: on the 20th inst. They lanced at pier No. 13 North river, and from there they marheate the Battery Bar racks, where they remained until two @atoek yesterday afternoon, when the beautiful Union ferrybuer pooonie Was went to the battery to receive the troops and tanvey them to Brooklyn. The boat was gayly decked wilt flags and stroamers, and altogether presented a tne appearance. A party of gentlemen, eonsting of the executive oMicers of the Union Ferry Company, beaded = Smith, the president, and adelegation frou the ings County War Fund Committee, accompanied the y sailed From an early hour in the morning flags were dis. ed from the various statis inthe eity, from the Cit House, the ferryboats de. day appearance, rleenth regiment, Colonel Woodward, led the and were early at the Fulton the metieth were to land, aecouy eelatiindne “ Reventh regiment ba streets in the vicinity of the ferry were er viper and nsiderable pushing the reception ceremonies, The Thirteenth re in line on the south side of , Of the Seventieth artiliery, with o twelve pounder cannon, were siationed on the bulkhoad near the ferry house. “At a quarter before three o'clock P.M. the discharge of artillery announced the approach of the veteran soldiors, were marching off the bout, headed by a martial corps consisting of drumy and fife The returning volunteers numbered one huvdred and they marebed in the ranks healthy appearance, it wore drawn uj inutes more ey ‘hty men, all told, Ax ptosented a very but looked somewhat bronzed. Some had overcoats, others bad not—some felt haw of different hues, and others caps of various shades: they marched weil and deported thomsolves as veteran but VRKSENT OFFICERS OF THK BATTALION, The following are the names of the olf a giment, reduced to a battal at} Quartermaster, A. H. Ward; Surgeon, Arnold Stec A. Capt KE. A, Stoutendorough Seoond Licutenant, W. M. Bartiey. T. Jones, First Lieutenant, Second Léutonant, J. FM Co. T, HJ. Mer , Firet if-—Sermeant Major, naster Sergeant, I, H. MoCay, Commis cant, Thomas Bennett; Hospital Stewart, Win. The Thirteenth regiment was standing m line on (he ing out of the furry og strest, the had paswed the «then formed and the f the #trest, and on co! eventing arts ontil ib from the ‘ing of bandkere! The stores and dwellings miong the ronte were, as a rf handsomely decorate therein fiited with eayly dressed a ’ waved their hankerehiofs as the troops route of march turned out their tw the and the wind who ‘Yho engine companies on th & very pleasing eileot pion, The sidewalks were alko crowded w 5 ch airect to and around the € ‘enue—when the head of the eolumu reac! roen another detachment of the Seventioth fred w salvo of artillery avenue, Where the reception coremonies took place, The troops Were marched to the main drill room Appropriately decorated for the occaston, tables, suficient to accommodate five hundred persons, were spread with the good things of life. and Common Coney of Hrookiyn, Pole veteran officers of other organizations, and Ninoticth regiments, all occapied soats Atthe gouthend of the room were gathered > up Myrie ed Fort to the arsenal in’ which was our large The Mayor the many prominent persons and dignitaries, among whom were Generals Roberts, Duryee, Stewart |b. Cochran, Justices Cornwell Attorney Morrs, & 1. Chittonden, Hon, J. 8.7 ran. Alter quiet was restored, Hon, J... T. Ste axanay arose and qaid:— any Kouminns or tHe Noweruern Krauenst-—!t has beew made my duly by the War F mition and by the citizens of Brook! Its, indeed, a pleasaut task, but ailit 1 misall ent In [Ls performance the organization interest to ur citizen yOu wherever you wi \our ranks wee ‘you lost semne of the bem y Lerrivie disease. and their Toeeorten ote dear Covomma Buacnmay npath yan ree vages ot tat waa, tigi you but the representats many of whom we are pleased t rome of w hou nny, perbay of the army and the © i have thomght that tl of the war, and Obtaining information as to the fewura of our ragienonts, Hed not adord suncient reason for the meagre or bound, y the old fag—the maen who saved the lie of the natiow, («1 Lieutenant Colonel Suavaman, of the Ninotieth, re In behalf of the officers and men of the Ninotieth rngt ment, allow me to return their sincere thanks fo: or bite cartridges * B. Chittenden, of the War Fund Committee, was called upon to say's word to the boys of the Ninetioth then read » derpateh, dated that Lieutenant al for gallan! the held, This communication was received with nine The soidiers and quests were then invited to take santa S avabilens antevers Ubaries ighth avenue, and Byron Stratton, 1, Hrooklyn The Ninetieth were first @ rned the eld, eapraring ait the ate t turkeys, boe! al The reception was very ond, while appre Lot 52, ditto, 2x69.44. Alter the cros-examination of this witness the court Lots 84, #4and 85, ad, adjeurned unt! this morning And without coromony partake Merigh, each fine, and was only marred On the reception of the Ninetieth regiments salute was a the pier at the oto the Beventieth by which one allan, was severg! y In in the ect of ramming when the discharge took yp rribly, and it im you A Fe wiZbE OF Hot ab, bis army and be taken ton neighboring drug store by en eficer of 0 Forty secoud precinct, sad thence w hin ane the fourth ™ In This Clty. IN LPR ARO Teer Retween sight and pine o'clock last aight the alarm of fire wan occasioned by a child ¢ named Hattie Fratt, apetting @ kereene of lamp at No L Lispenard otteet, by Les ie ands half yeare accident abe net fir id be repdered | chute was (rightfully narmed chest, The injurion, it = emid, will prove that Mre. Prete left the child alone by thet Fhe went to the grocery store, the accident ocurred. rink i CHKREY eT HH Ing FROM A Shortly after the alarm of the previews fire anether fatal aorident wearred by the breaking of « kormene off lamp. It appears hat Ellen Leonard, rove, No 186 Cherry street, apeet « Kerosene and during het almewce to the street, Wer clothing ail in & bine new endeavored te extingoith the flames ee ee ee poren The onfore. imo entienly barned from ber hate woman was conveyed ty the Hellewne Honpital by the Seventh precinet police, It exxt she cmamer Large Fire im Hacatega County Oh Team, Feb la, Isom Information received here tates Una! the siorehoane of of Rentow, te the treameare of the wile ‘Mobhers Se) temced Poona ern, jury have returned « verart of tomentty arrested ‘They were oder Jotge Batiet w bard lebor im the Coomet col enitew 186, C7 $406, Ged One Orieens taat) Wwod, 6 eet THE CORTLANDT STREET MURDER. estiga Before postion or Wildey— Adjournment of the Inquest, Coroner Witdey yesterday commenced an invostign- on at the Twenty seventh precinct station boase in the case of Willian Gurl, the salooa Kooper at No 66 Cort landt street, corner of Washington, who was shot in hie place early on the afternoon of the Tth instant, as pre viouely reported in Hekatp. Several witnesees were examined, among whom was William Stripp, ‘one of the men allegod @ have been concerned im the shooting af deceawd By his evidence it will be geen that be fren the crime upon MeCormick, as also does the witnew Mary A. Quinton, who acted ae housekeeper for deceased. Below will be Cou « copy of all the iraportant testimony elicit — Mary A. Quintan, resutti at the corner of Cortlandt aa Washington strsete telts "unen, ayn st tived thern there os his housekeeper, ve athe, Twas not married to him; om i a quarter ty One clock, ao- ek was in the kil eatln y at about @ quarter Newark: I forgot my packs pow Le ante Nea" we Were 6 Dak th t mentor us, we went Inte the * AO Ab We enLETed Daffy cn heke totic them; on that Corned wait Daly be ‘you x4 nd Putty. pushed toe pea © interfere, wha ace with «& piel «lw ous shown (a pistol belonging to deceased Pushed him gut of the Washingion street dour, when he went arvarid and entered the Cortlandt sirvet door, as som as he caine in he jumped up in the bar for he. pistol the tiie showy Le tonke i down. when Rtrign took hold of botule, and cried out, “Drop that platol tha was, rt af Ue ett ewe te itches yar and told MoCormick id Siripp were Lowe ther Met booting, when Eaaid, © Bo fired the pistol: he then was and the deerased was belied hm: he did not hae the pisiol in bis have a What time, bt dropped it when Stapp told him to, velich was just a the moment of bis being abot; deceased bad wor pointed the pistol at’ any ones I huew. MeCormich in Newnrhe Btripp did interfere until afler deerased took down hue | after he dropped. hie pis! nell was for peace, and made ly; 1, pleked up a platod Inger) fromthe loot, aia swear positively that the of my bat etrings 10 let ine mlane; deorane you'll lore the trains” duet of the ol Strip sald “Let's go," disturbance agaluat any- miler to the one shown (a Dew. Jd ikon the commer not Ol shown te the samo that E dintance from Wash dru Luow four teat they were halioo ab wa; we turned eo rom, wien they followed ws d Biripp. the other Cornell, the won low mined and bh y, teadling ate. UM Albany street, be: faye'—L aio ay expres: driver for De Aileen talnnten bef noadny lant, Diwan dn Vouk a par tt Gi * t door, when Stripp nin got away, jumped on the bar and reached fur his revolver, d get behind the OF three made «rant MeCormick said "Down with Usat nik rea, the pi shown pocket on the floor, I the men ‘seer deceased out al the place, ey trad te MOD... being duly sworn, deposes and Hon om the bad the luner angle of the eye and. passed eyelet eu open 1 the eure oF the bras Was further traced through: the orbital plate - torler bole of the brain of the left aide. withinthe entetenoe of whiew the ball above shown was found, mote henertl had resulted from the woud and the brain, the ball be my apinion was fire itur to the emabiog of the was canned by the anya subsequent beinorrbage AU this wage of the proceedings the Crt Hon of the case wae adjourned Uli ner’ r ane Markets. New Ouraayn, Feb. 14 1806 Cotton steady ; males #,000 halos, at 4c. for middling, exports to-day, 2.100 baies Bugar, fully fair, Lee To tareo netive, leat, Me a 300. sterling exchange 14a, Gold 134%, A. ereire ie fond detitity, the secretic such means from every ThA. Let all ‘engaged in endentary callings Wear this feat New © Ferd tome nciple activ. ff their thon, or the cir ta mend Knew Fifty oimeh sien, ‘Moody | Bttmatasion nny have been in reapect, our benete were vig Somenitl eaan be samoinel | tas tates eed a a ana s22tixtoo9 ti ssibcanesk Sar ain policeman took ihe horas bythe | wih then i {inte af us "ohh Rave | A Moon.—W mre’ i izhth avenue, corner of Fifty sixth str 5 and he! om (diagram shown witnes); $Cul Almo (ke the republican pariy were great. It might be that all | Hotel, Kiel bays an lalec td ange 10,360 | gas the’ orcs ing below 1Zlat sireet; they were price lat, with ara trade As celevrated “Wiloon and dusauic. avklln stecet A.—Jap: opposite tae M Snes for tncinn, gee Am Metoatie is the only « we woodertul all dr wea! Cireolars aud & Harthe world, harile bal, Ot Kare Ce patie opeshars F recemeime id (hele They have sult and ciraring the + Chora Hold by ahi dewtere in Children Often Look Pale ama Siete from no cher conse than. having Wars tn the Stument, BROWNS VERMIFUGK OOMFITS” Ol testeng @orme witht injury te the obit Chern having worm 10 rennin MAM o4 pe ne giret ofl Lae rouble of <a wee Loge ood Chea per—Coits, OF te 67) Bewite hea, we oan ge rh KMAWS Heir at br Oe =e faces Corns, Hantons, Habwrped Setate cna Ciemnars of ee (eet cored by ler BACTRAMIA, 160 freed — Com wanNew Mt yten, WALT A CRLEN A ON 09 Reemtwag, one oe ow ye Com chen eget Oe dtm erent halt oy ol Hows Mew Com wiias HOmF fe ott -” tawt Sor THE Fastin CsI Wann al Baromrt Lo, Ay’ ~ New Yous, . erie rants aah oes oS A farWnne eaten Ot vine toe cence at tne stew e | mumned © 0 hitatnm +t ering teem arranged. ie 190" Pere hationne A thew Ort om he a sont to theta tee ree spurs he pee tone Salres cigs wary eae > the Wedore fon Ips of March nee, ane Rpplieatinns chan te norntrind will harm ot ae Deceit (an Wan anvwry i, Wheat ar line wh ‘th prietad sat ormat hast Ny Meo woe jor. Oueer faswanaty oe fy vot'> U ceted States Amen, Fey's W Re Sipe wrwt To ane Pong. ve Temes Ruvtiog Sitwee viteger’ a rt nr re Pings, awn . win eet Tamer Corrested ana or yer) resin | ree OS Rett, Nee Maree Cor. Improved Hivtpeie sewing Maw A ” pier i Beveteay = Age Sane Wheeler & Ww Heom Boe tne sof -