The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1866, Page 5

: Int down to play doing < wet and dreary they thought to enliven spirit | ‘Tus Paorsrermcssor 4 Duaaturams Hovse Comme Bad add interest to the game by swallowing o Suivre,—Coroner Wildey was yesterday called to hold Wisture charitably called bot whisker, As Aho play an inquest on the body of alice Ashley, lave the propri- progremed, drink succeeded drink, til! at length the | etress of a house, No. 09 West Twenty-sov- fore euth strest, who committed eulaide oy tains * Se ree | eta ag which she has hess creat deal of troublo Ja cr indig. | business affairs, On Monday sfternoon she was unu-u- ensued, durivog whieh | aly and, procuring & quantity of Jandanum tin the | from one of her boarders, under the prevence of rubbing male present, | some of it on ber head, drank the contents, She 4 paraie the Ree milmeqnenely doers u 4p bed tm a.ataag 9 isaion of further v olence, tenet ae ‘a doctor enna, prenoenees ‘aud stebbed: her in tho side. | t be dead. Jary mene verdict ae child, three years of age, whose parents live at Mo. West Thirty-eighth street, while at play with brothers on Monday ufiernoon, fell duwa a tlight.of steps and struck on bia head, ‘prokucing concussion ‘the brain. A surgeon was called, but could relief to (he sufferer and death ensued yester- Coroner was notified to hold an ip- i ‘Tux Samra Avna-Montoourry Surr.-—The case, pend- ing between General Santa Anna and Col. slontgomery before Mr, T. H. Coleman, ‘as referee, was decided on bo referee reports in favor Wd ¥ arrest, isch: Senaemen or the. sox forget oon wo Montgomery's claim on Santa Anus, with costs, SaLe ov Cucnck Psws.—The eale of pews in the ‘Oburch of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue and Forty- second street, was held last evening under the direction or Moasrs, Tremain, Randalland Hinckly, the church tere and dwelling house of Bernard Cohen, No. 41 Bax | .ommitos. ‘Mae sale wus quite private, owing to ter mreet, early last Saturday morning, the particulars Hs anpounoemnent inthe Henao pie mons bee tories et retry r fon Oe aie ech Bao orrae perdhasel word ele fav. Tue bac pews ta.the ehnroh MeBrien at tno | marked sasha list "the average price ir $800, which is 7 ir a boy fourteen years of axe, higher than the price asked for the gad was used by bis more confederates to furt! sittings at lust year’s ale, There 18a brisk demand for 4 Beare eal tae atts eitaow, aca Sullves | aoumet to teen tee acoraval of the Commution, ‘The q@opt tiirough the opening and let tbe thers in 3 remaining” id after this evening's sale will, @eor, Gautz, who isu singer in a Baxter street free and jowever, be ‘on terms net yet xed upes. Tho hatin deemed to have but few about bei church contains one hundred and sixty-six pews, of ‘up, except tha it would deprive him of the | whieh only four are free. eee of voting for John: T. om Tueedsy | Rexovar or THe Mase Revexoe Orvice.—The lease’ pi held by the government ou the property at the foot of una ee ey tate er! bes r) sud [Whitehall street is about to expire, Consequently the ates i aa ~ bd pee filers) ¥- | old building eo long vceupiod as an office for receiving a negra cam ct — vibe poe 8 POS | aad discharging buats enguged im the marine revenue “mates and currency to the ammount of $22, and $17 560 eerie oat isabthanes an ae frie Selpre aetf @ gold coin. ‘Tho soor was in a pocket within his'| of the burbor, and its removal will beanything but » M ‘ t surprise to oid mariners, It is understood the “Aeeat, ani ho slept with the garment on, and. 1s positive | Duawann SarPns 40 000 MMDew building, to be tsed for Pen to bed it was pottoned. Tats Itke- | fore a ease, in the Immediate vielmity of Castle a ve that he locked the door of the stable aiter | Garden. A he had come in. Waking in tho 7 f if feand his vest ‘hia Examini Tae New Jewisn Stxadogus Emanvet.—Tho laying of Fee done he etn Natit tetkad Vader these circum | ‘tbe ‘corner’ etine Of the wew toxiple’ Ruumnuel, at the ‘@tances bo ured the arrest of his fellow tht t aah ar ae before Justice Kelly comer of Fifth avenue and Forty-third street, did not take place yesterday as appointed, owing to tho umpro- pititious state of the weather. The ceremony will take place to-day at two o'clock P.M. In case of un- favorable weather the addresses will take place at the ha place of worship in Twelfth street, between ird and Fourth avenues, oder moments fond of adorning hin person with bright Tor Trp Avenon Rat.noaD Accipenr.—The father of fend fancifal colors, Hee wore a mutt of clothes of & broad | the hoy killed bya ear ou the Third avenue railroad, "i Monday, whose narce turns out to have. been Adojph */ nd flaming falters his vest, ofvebeap material, was ® | 1 rity iaentified the body yeaterday at Wellevue Hospi sgembination of the brightest hues, and about his neck | 4), 11 appears the deoesned wan: emaploy od at a sek were ‘two yards of blue and white silk, tied | binder’s establishment in Beokman street, was hurry- ‘ s met panne Hig face was of thea! fig to work a) the time the onsurrenee tedk’ place. 4 th ene chin ar aval win o Suocsuxo Kerxcr oy Waisxxy.—An aged widow, named beard. 4 u Catherine McGinn, residing in Greenwich street, while tn £ ‘hject ‘sketeb D 5 ‘that, ae crests seated caanpaaned hap a state of intoxicaison yeuteriey, fell down stairs. bave been well Bis eyen | Was taken to Hollevue Hosp’ by an officer of the Biialy Toad anoct ike those of an toeane persen, "ite | iwenly-eovrath Prectiot, tu a2 almost Ieless condition, ‘this hat to the floor, and bracing himself having sustained a severe fracture of the knee, togetuer the attitude of drawing in a hawser, exclaimed | With & number of Draises on the body. Sram AcctomNt,—A laborer named Patrick Meln- * yre, while riding through Fifty-Gret street, yemerday ‘ ee eal afternoon, in a vender's wagon, was thrown from his wr Psoen ta the hag, where, be fell cahis } stmt sists, "He wae covareiy iajeced. Median) aceiet, ees aired ins aay ag peronhiow 0c0 was promply seogred, and the wan is new in falr Cardinal Woiney, in Heury . way for recovery “Farewell, « long farewell to all my greatness.” Semous AccrDaNT ON Nassau StRxmr.—Om yertertay ‘Be then commenced to butt his head furiously aguinet evening at about s qnorter past five o'clock, ® seriour @e tron railing, and would v1 wnag he od | accident occurred on Naswauatreet. The horses attached , Parere injury upon himeeif a police 1 to 9 truck driven by John McCoy became wi No, to restrain him, they With nO | and ran into a serraparilla wagon poder ny cpl Bane y, “What ie your name?” tomas Dot. Mackin both driverr were thrown of thelr noats, i pervaut, _fesponded the prisoner, who was still 8 | and fell under two hewey piecos of timber which were a “¥ re Ton 0, sir; not drunk | poing loaded by the truck. The timber being suspended aoe, steven 1 too close to the pavement, the men were terribly y Pew bh eyes, erushod, and would have been instantly killed had tho . “Teould atale unfold”-~ wheels of the truck passed over them. Luckily, hov- ‘The rest of his remark was left unfinished. The Jos | ever, the nt en the Lise wt hele heed motioned vanced Upon OF ti men were police tanashian uaa many wor" eum eo et procured carriages god had both of the iajured men enéramstic sawaust. conveyed to the City Hospital. They were eerionsly + Wareenea Mrx.—Ieaac Obarier, of No, 209 Mott boy amt iit that « portion of the injuries were interns! et Re es, Be. ee Sites ny yo Mesrive oy Orxnitive PLastannns.—A meeting of thie | ogee . Reon Bee were . tee “ answer by J0® | seeooiation was held at their rooms on the corner of Sec- Sopot, “f Lai RE ond avenue and Twonty-third atrest, for the purpose of Bavrat, Avtack ow 48 Ovvicun —On Monday night us | emitting inhese tmto the Ksige wa] Many plaster. e@icer Hobbard of the Eighteenth precinct, was paciug ers are aleo inthers, «o it was méd an these two bts beat, ho was approached by © man nained Michael | Prvmantefor bem to soepetate is lialted manner; and Malloy who requested the policeman to give him some | al) lathers who were bron ye ed becoming ural o the ) Association en bY le a revolutions 7 \ than Malloy wtruck him ‘viole ntly) In the fee, | certain resirictious v«re ‘imposed ow all the metabery. ‘officer, with ‘difficr ‘drow bis The widows and orphans fuud was uuder discussion eenich he finally vhied ‘such weap tion tne pierre auring the evening eas bubdued. The policeman’s face, ra he brought com- Meense oy Users Pracriman Hove Pawrena.—At morning, was very braised and | the usual weekly menting of this association, held at fae tele pps commie Malloy im | pom No, 19, Clinton Hall, yestertay evening, Ethan B. w. ge Cary in the cbair, resolutions were adopted to notify the As Invenaxt Waren Mewpzr 1 Trovnie.—Matthew that the members of this nizat intended nk has within the past fow weeks been doing a busi- | demanding $3 60 7ayes por dny, rate they intend which mast have proven extremely profitable, had | Mbsil be kept v during ee Sig yoda they mer. ee Bot in the end Deen found out. He has, i is alleged, | Sevoied to the private ataire of the maweralon, witel @uring this period combined the two purauits of watch | are of little interest (0 the general public. The chairman ese’ that the ciub wat ina re angen cond! tina, Dumbering at proseat one homdred and twenty membora SUPERIWE COUNT—SPECIAL TERM. Impurtent Peint as to Executions Against the Person. Betore Judge Barbour. / Susan Has! Admnitratria, 6. Robert McPartan and d Patrich Duffy.—This case was an action for injuries sus- tained by one Dominick Hart, by reason of the runaing away of the horse of the defendaute. The injured man ed, mud Suman Bart, in June, 1966, brought an section % the defendants, recovering damages to the smounter ‘snr at in Mey, 806, Beocution wae ievued end returned anpalinfed, the detentants were exeminet as to their property, wn’ committed Ww the county a Yemerday » motion wes made to discharge MeParian trom panel on the gsound ‘that ne execution against his peroo wee contrary to law. The point i¢ om. ie en tly laboring under the | SMeMbe Bovel, aod therefore taleresting to the legal (eapression that certain persons are thirsting for bis PIT, wean contended by Moers. Major and Browne that at Beod; to avoid which tragedy be descas it » safe pian to | gomman law caine of sotion ariwing en dali for wenn with the 7 emticipate any one he may see whose demeanor is any- een tat rem, ee ee @ays belligerent by opening tho combatat once, and by | sdmiuietraiors are ine reprosentativer of perwas f ‘ of hi Petting the aforesaid belligureat Aore dw combat thus | Property of the jcrwsed sud ook Of his wee el etficer ot run way to Soave men were Sons have wo fears an Lerexeee fewing note was magutraio at tho cd iminater: mae Benday night an offeor of the Fifth precinct, om going to @e rear of the store No #4 Franklin street, discovered two men lying down chow to the rear door, He Qrvesied them, bot in taking them to the station houge - 0 an action. His Honor, after hearing BP ent hich the bergiars had at . ites on soemnen. Th was the od ume apanss cneelts be gnamyen Sy Se eners! i i i Fa ared ny tna ta — Avie to Sires 2 Gonn Warcn —Yostertay after. pecterasbenseos i ant: ould Before ddge Rarnart on Vesieriny Philip Meltieg, one of the parties alleged to pare bare been implicated /o the forgery of Judge Monell's tote some and who wor ote 1a “em Pag a conan $1,000 bail, wae Torsisbing (ne required Shee Secarity to eumyor ®* ebange before the Court of Uene- Tie ™% INTERESTING LIBEL SUIT. A Wealthy Invactite Accusca Two Memberu of Am Interesting libel cage in at present undergoing ® Preliminary examination before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Markes Police Court. A number of the wealthi- est Jewish families in this city are more or less intimately connected with it. About Ave months since a wealthy Englishman of Tsraclitiah faith named George Robinson arrived in this city from England, Almost immediately after Lis arri- yal he went into basinees, haying previously, it ie said, branch hoosee in both England and Australia. Mr. Robinson opened two warehouses here, one at No, 24 West Forty-first strect, and she other at No. 4 Cortlandt street, establishing bimeelf as a general mer- chant, Hoe was not long in making bimeelf known, and 80 im course of time he came to be on familiar torms with many of iho best and wealthiest Jewish families, Tm bis asacciation with these he'met Mra. Julia Levy, a widow, and possessed of considerable wealth, A mu- tual atiraction appears to have been the resalt, for ina few weeks an engagement of marriago was made be- tween them. About a month ago, ft ia said, Mr. Robinson entered a store on Chatham street, in which were standing the principal defendant in the case of Ii Mr. Nes eed wD a and ber of other 8 pealer, a number of ‘lemen. one another as Aa aintances and Reseneon time in fenvermalon, At lougth ir. Robinson went out of the store, and Levy, being ques- tioned, stated that he became acquainted with Robinson, in Austrajia, where he (Robinson) Waa an agent for his flevy's) brother-in-law, Levy further stated that Rob- 800 had formetiy been = convict, having been trans- ried from Epgiand for pick pockets, sud thet wing gained his freedom, he mafried a Christian wife, by whom he bed several children. ‘This intelligence, it may be presumed, very rapidly, and soon reached the ears of the numerous friends of Mra, Julia Levy, the lady with whom Robi #on was on the point of iunarrying. Startled at the idea that @ man was about to bo ‘sdimiited as one of them who had been guilty.of a crime, they at once went to Levy to ascertain her he had caused the circulation of such reports, Notonty did he adimit thiv fact, bot he also reasserted the truth of ail he had said, and urged his willingness to make vath (6 thore statements. The frienda of the lady, with a view soak the con: t ent. summation of nuptials #0 objectionable m their sight, took Mr, Levy before a notary. In presence of thin official he made the foljowing affidavit: —- 7 quainted wit Berly ‘of Lanchester, Taxamanis + Says that he known ihe fact that the said Geerge Mobinwn tran: ted for ® erime and, asi for mien: ment further says that the aald George Mobin- fom wag married ton Gh tan lay und) ad avr-n ren, she ue of mar iY, Whom. this depeneat ie faformed are living in Australie” Joponent furehed rave that the said George Hobingon was mairied im 4 cluieh, either Protestant or Catholic, in Lane: depodeat further says that be has no motive exonpt that he has heard thet 1 kald Kobineon marrying a respectable lady in thy otty of New ¥, that reason only I have made this statement Lo o prion cirther wage at eke fant oF Catholle. uy ‘ulth, wad is LEW . Sworn to before me thts ¥th das of Vouwber, i860. @, M. More, Commissioner of Deeds. Not only this, but Mr. 1 a person iiving in this city wi and that such person was eoguizamt of and cou testify to the same {acts rolative to Mr. Robinson that be himself nad sworn to, The irients of Mra. Levy of once urged)Lim (0 bring forward this person then und bave him swear to the dame facts, in order that they might the affidavits to the lady ahd prevent her mat ringe with one whe seetaed ao unis to be the husband of one of het porition and respectability. | Mr Tevy com plied, aud aJew wamed Aaron Martin wae ward, Who swore subsiantialiy to the same facts ov tained in the affidavit above given ‘These were wade on (he 9th of the present Wonth. They wore Levy. further said thet he knew m he bad Known in Ave promptly laid before Mra Levy and by her made known to Mr. Kobineon, He was very indixnant atid denied them sbeoughont. Losi Ou the 19th of this month he eypeared befage Jnatica nad mudé an a@iiavit for exch of the al Co sworn to by Levy end Martiu, iepeentely, ‘ob he pronounced thera fr!se in every reepect, and made oath that he bad never bean guilty of Bcrine und that be never murried & Christin wownn. He then obtained the sworn statements of K, C. Wheelock, of Staten Is- Jana and George Stmons, of thin city, beth reepeetuble men, both of whom testified Gat they hed known bim iu England, Austratia ant aiko In this country, and that they beiteved bina to be man of unenabied fith, Intex. rity and bonor, Be next swore ont» warrant for (he arrest of Levy end Martin, charging them with ribet, ‘They were both arrested THR MARPIAC® NOT BROTEN OFT. Meanwhile, if the affidavits were (ntended to hreek np 2 marriage they failed of securing their object. Mr. fuith tn her betrothed, and they were vnited on Sunday !nst im the wy: @ at the corner of Thirty. eixth atreet and Broadway. For some days previa to the ceremony the report prevailed in certain circine that Mr. Robinson tated, after having married Mrv, Levy and seonred to himeif her wealth by so dome, flight from this country. [i was, in fact, known that he had obtained a passage for himeclf and wife w Europ by the steamer Scotis. Accordingly on Xaturtay Mra, Clara Sampeon, @ benevolent Jewea, who had befriended Levy, he belng @ poor man, and who belioved him to perhaps nearer Tight thaw he seemed, in order to have tm detained the matter settled. appeared before Justice Dodge and affirmed that Robinson war about to merry and leavethe country without brit the pelt totral, Mr. Robinson was sent for at ones he wuc- corriod in sutiafying the juctice that it wad intention to bring the matior to a speedy trial. The case came up for exainination yesterday befure Justice Dodge, Mr. J Atcinson appearing for the jaintitt, and Mr, Schagtler represeutiug the defendant. Bniy the preliminary evidence was taken, whon the caso Was put over nti) Thuraday afternoon. Of the defendants, Lavy is, as before stated, @ pedier; he is about fifty-seven years of age, though he seems much younger, his features are thorenghly Jewish in their Cnet; he has net by any means the appearance of being vindictive of dishonest in nature, Martin ts some cara older, and hie features are a'so unmistakably jrraetiti#h; be is of unwound mind, aod on Monday night Lk ie maid, attempted wif destruction tn Iie cell. fir. Ieaac Jacob, of No. 64 Brosdway, gave surety for the appearence ot Mr. Levy in the mnie of $560, and Mr. Kebaeifer gave bonds in the sam of $00 Cor the appear- anoe of Martin. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Tow Cwnarmaxn Preare Came --Thir cane came ap scan yestarday before Comrulentoner Newton, who was informed by the Astigtant District Attorney, BB, Erk. hardt, that the Grand Jury had found « Dill agsinet Hreine, the defendant. Upon tie the Commissioner an- neuneed that all juriediction over the case bad been taken from hits by the extion of the jury, aud that it would go to the United States Ulrcat Court. It will be called again tu this court on the Grat Wednesday tn No- vetnber. ACQUITTED ax Rawaxonv,—Williaia Moore, who hed been indicted for grand larceny in stealing five home Diankets, valued at $40, was tried yexterday at the Court of sessions ant sequitied. As soon as the verdict wan given 6 motion was made by the proseo: that he be remanded W await the action of Grad Jury on the charge of receiving stolen goots, Svicrmr -—James Hmyth, ® man of thirty-five years of age, employed av ® shipping cierk in the drug stare of Reynolds, Piatt & Co., Fulton street, corner of Ota, New York, went to bit home shout sleven o'clock om Monday morning and toll his wife that he had hed some dfficulty with the bookkeeper. His wife advised bim t6 Ne down and take «nap, which he consented to do op her ing to send nis little girl on an errand for him. anve her twenty five cents apd told her to go toe ‘4 pear by and got ite worth in leodanam She did so, and as soon as abe had ret and ing the bottle asked bat plied, “I dont want ore ance was \mmediately About seven o'clock Lhe following afternoon. He = @ Wife and five children without any on for provi wapport, An mqoest will be held st nine o'einck this morning. ‘Tre Gaeewn Avance Raicaoah,—The act of the Com. mon Connei! relative to the Greene Avenue Railroad haa Bue is only @ question of time, and that the necessities jt Fad pe eeelaiarn Red go mm Bime Bao or refused to veto the act, a be was wal amet wo and ae he neglected to retarn it it has she without lis signatare. Smagous Fat. —Mary BK, Newborke, s child fuer yeare of age, fel! from s third story window of » house nase Twenty-seventh street and Third avenue She wae Aaieen to the boseits\. MOKDERING ax IsNOCETT.-The body of am infant wag found in & box at the foot of Court street yesterday core, Sen nian ee a was called to ne . A New Booome vor nm Teor Homma tok owned by (he city, two squares from the Fiathbush Peni. tantlary, is to be appropriated an the site of @ mew bulla. ing tor the Troanis’ Home, which ha de rant to Povetve tae ebilaren, - Ractivise S1oLe* Goro —A young woman of twenty. one, a junk dealer, living at 262 Fulton avenne, was lon, to Timothy: which aie ny BM ‘Sine wae hetd for examination. ¥ A Oorrea OTL. — Michael Melionry wee arrente! Mon- day aftternoon, charged with stealing ® copper till, the sagt of Jost Yan of Grand int Srarere es 600.” aneuny hell ora, Gniey Lincart —A ina seamed Thomas Roach wat arrested yeoterday afternoon by the police of the Forty. RID precines om 0 chayge of Peal ng an overcoes, valved | } her meek altegatio: | e Tie i (NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3), 1886.~TRIPLE Cod from the store of Gotleib Bogenbdacher, No 266 Grend asst, Bin res sont an found wt ‘the prisoner's residence. He was locked Victim ov Viotance larnovina.. Jackson, the young clerk who was recently shet if @ myvterious manner in South First strovt, E. D., and Thomas Farmer, who was severely stabbed in a street om Suoday Morning lant, wore yesterday ay aR ot of immediate danger. Felix Doyle, who was arrested on & charge ot bel yeated in he assauls on Farmer, was allowed bail y ‘afiemoon, Tus Buckman Linet Sum, Thomas MeCaffrey and Jobu H, Fox, the two men who wero arrested last week on & charge of libel.preferred by Ire Buckman, Jr, the radical candidate for Assembly in the Heveuth distriot, wore yesterday discharged from cnstody, the precved- ing» against teem beimg irregularly conducted. The alleged tibel consisted, as heretofore stated, in one of the accused (McCaffrey) affirming that he «aw Mr. Buckman drink a (a Bourbon whi Mr. Fox was arrested on is charge ‘giving publicity to what his fellow prisoner said he saw, NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Jersey City. Buxerery,—A house in South Second street was entered yesterday afternoon during the absence of the residents and robbed of several articles of clothing, a breastpin and a small box of , The front door was (ound open, and, theagh an was given when the residents returned, ne clue bas yet been obtained of the thieves, Since op & Provriim—The steamshtp Cleyton, owned by Cozzens & Co., of Pearl street, New York, sank on Suuday ht, near the of dook, at Pavouia Terry. She had? Pye of of} om board, and the crow succceded in making their eséape. Vrinus Roffarten was engaged in felling timber when » jarge tree which be had felled atruck ‘In tte descent the top of a dead oak standing near do that {tenapped of, end few back upon bis h oruabing bim to the earth. His bros bosidos several workmen who were near, hastened to the spot, but life was extinct, The deceased was one of four bruikom who have for some yeurs tabored in Paramns, sod was #o indastrious that be parodeced a litte farm in Oak vali He laren ea wile aud eight children, aud was over Gfty youre of age. Hudson City. Gay Mosrew ov tee Naw Rivie ComPant.—Captain Lackwood, Aid to Governor Ward, bold a muster of this company yesterday and way much pleawed at the eppear. auce of (he wen, He stated that after am experience of eighteen years he had never seen more ‘ntalligence or betior material than existed in this company. The om. pany in to be Inereaned to s battalion of four companies, comprinog Contingrnts from Jersey City, Weat Hoboken aut Bergen, in addition ty Me force alrondy enroiled. A mecting of cue ollicon was held yestorday dvenipg, When 8 resolution was passed to hold & pad} OR on wn early di ‘aptain Look wood anuoL it he wou. attend pext Friday eveniug, when ¢he wanes of the com milssioued officers of the uew battalion would be for warded to the Governor for coufirmation, Captain W, £. Rogers and Lieutenant Bookstaver have ap pointed on the first compeny. Tivecat, Rewiay—ARwes OF an INaencron —A war. rent was issued yesterday for the wrrest of Thomas W, viaires, an Inzpactor of Reyisury for the First ward, ay poluted by Ge Common Council. The eorplapant alloged that Majros violated the Jaw in registering 20/7 names without «ay dertgnated place of residence, aid parities being unknown (0 efther of the regintrars ap wiual renideote of the ward. That he han registercd voveral aliens who acknowiedued themaglves to be wich atthe time. That he copied from the pull ‘ist of the lact charter eleation some twenty names without auy de eignated place of residence; Mab Gomegielered @ jaro nuinber uf nattralized citizens without requiring thee to slow the!r panera; thatte forbele thore naturalized citixens to sbow thelr papers when required to dow by the other roginerar, doridling the law and declaring it 1» he abumbug. The oom there are alcoady registered upwards of 700 names, w/b 200 wore to be registered, «tem in fact the total number Ce complainant is M+ Henry St.3, another vegiatiac. Howox County Coors, —Inige edie paxeed exnteees youverday on sizty-0!x prisoners wBo were wied at the Court of Over and Texminer now about to clone, the vance Drought before the court yesterday were ui a iriyial nature. Joon Monahan, who wes couvieted of che Conard warehouse robbery, wad sentenced lo tea yaare tn the State Prion, and tiv was the longest term awaciod. CONTENTION. —A convention of the literary Boslevies of the State hay been called to meet at Trentep om Decum- ber é Yew spot ras. birt Lowe quoxac Dieracr—dach digeptisfaction till existe regarding the rowult of the sv-called pemina- tion at Hoboken. A meeting of dombeorsts was hein Hudnon City laa eveuing, which wos addreswed by sev. erat erm, WhO declared that in consequeace of the withdrawal of General Wright een was leicht to muppert the radical uomluer, Mr Halsey, The meet- ing abo rop die'ed the activa ol = tow Hoboken dele- gales lu compromming Lie matter, mad Whe general {oe!- tng was averse to the retern of Mr. Giiel ieses Oovrry.—David Aytry bas been inated by the republicans of the Chird distriet—Kighth ward, Newark, and Bellevtile-a® their candidate lor the As- momuty. Rarvanicey Woot .f Onason —Tomorrew evening Courtland Varker, will addreres republican meeting at Orange. Merwe 1. Hay* will adem a Union necting at South Orang ‘Trenout at Newanx —Litrary Wal!, Newark, toa let evening by republicans to listen Wo au | was cro the Houre uf Kepreseutay res. Pawan Coorrt.—T have placed ir HEAVY ROBBERY FROM A BROKER. 640,000 in Gold and Gold Checks Ab- Particulars of the Afuir - The Detectives after the Defaulter, de. ty how uot been enefied over datee ices have been compe tied 1 Lime with anual «sas, Yesterday, how~ ony wes broken Uy the annoubermont broker at a4 New street, hed beew gold veriiveme ree ALLRED RoNRERT Yesteniay afternoon, st a quarter betore two o'clock, For some ¢ me pas f to employ 0 over, the that (. ¢ Par robbed of $46,100 i int farther sate 6 what a) at Sowen Onanor.—Jobm HDi and Jaioon | addres by iho Rdward MePhersoa, formeriy clerk ot | democrats of the Second duaurict | 1s Garret Pisater for Assenbly | y Vwi SHEET. SANITARY. The Cholera-A Case at Tremont Cases Re- ported In the City Unfounded Report by the Police-Weekly Repert of Dr. Harris, &e. Although the elty bas undoubtedly resumed its norma! condition of health, epidemic diseases still linger in Nichy localities, Now and then a case of cholers ts reported aud servos ax & warning to the Board of Hoalit (hoi shoul! not be aegineted. CASH IN NEW TORK, At No. 66 East Broadway two cases of Gholer wore rv Ported. Ono case was that of a fomale named Mra, Fiiz hertiert, who was (aken to Bellevue Hospital, and ts pow convalescent, The other, very sudden Catharine Bene rick Mulcoy, of Kant from the dircase ou We premises were disint cto eHow" Ay TOMMONT, Yesterday Assistant Inspector Mroemas, of Tremont, On. Toporied the deah o: Mrs Manly of that from ohelars, afver an illness of ty ony. four Nous aerasion: Mr. Manly asked for disinfectant» end they were seat, AN OXPOUNORD KKvORE. Last week the police reported 0 cases of cholera at No. 47 Park stroet. Upon lovestigation the report proved to bo false, Mut three persous were rick and the disease was only typhus fever, much annoyed at the nediess alarm. Tho health authorities ere course of the police in creating & REPORT OV DR. ware, The following weekly report of tho Registrar wae sent in to the Sanitary supertptendent on youterday Buwway on ¥itar Srarisnice, Oct. In tho week that ended on Saturday, Qotober were four bundreé and plno Juding #ixty-two in the public inytitat mortality tp Rrooklyn, exehitive of Ki tutions, was one bundred and thirty-n harged with one hundred an ew York and forty in Brooklyn. Piarrl inorder have steadily diminished In both citier, and of | the forty-six deaths from this claws of caunes in New | York seventeen were by dysentery and viguloon by cholera {afantum, | frookiyn reports ne cholera and but foar deaths from \ dysentery, Thrve or four deaths from cholera in New | York pointed out anew the piaces that localize that ia | fection. Though the number of sanitary officers ts re- need there must be no relaxation tp the vigilance of our | guards against the exotic pestilence wat hev already ip | colve special papltary care ae rogurds the disinfection vf | excreta immediately upon belog voided by the wok Though there may be less certainty as well as lors 1 sity Chan in the disinfection of cholera discharge n do endugh to arrest the spresd of typhoid of enteric or by immediate application of disinfectants in the ot as tere mentioned. muy for cholera in Angus! servee ex a chart fur typhoid Jever now. lirst year of infancy gave thirty per cent, and the first five years gnve forty-five per cant of the total mor taly w York last week; while tm Krooklyn te firet year gave twenty-three aud tree-Aftha, wud the Ure live Yours sixty and one-quarter per cent, The fact th owas Vou that ia Brooklyn the death rate lan week was eculvalent w twenty-four and trye-tfthe per one thou sind yearly, and in New York, exctasive of Inland tust! ful oma, it wus ae twentyix and nine-tenths ty the one thogsandyoarlpy The coroners of New York wade returns of twonty seven inqucets, seven of which were by drowning. K BARRIN, Arrival of the United States Steawer Biens ville Incermittent Fever on Kourd -Three Deaths team Veltlow Fever During the Voy. age The sick Trnnaferred to the Hospital Ship fai Repurt ef tr. Bissell, &«. fo Bard » wteamer Bienville, of Khe West luda \* ot Lower Quarantine om Monday ater: won, 1 che Port au Rringe, whiek latter Day ity Jowk theee Maen of ye low ssoly boweded by Deputy Lemith nwiey osourtaiped that vat Ohl Cave OF imberie Some ie 3 Thomas, Port aa Prince, Wiring Geetprod teu duys, | { | | | Ag VY. 1, ony i" the plating Ur Ut he Apprarance aiien4 the er cmcty i pergnined at Por. na )'sir atti 0 . th, lorigig whe there tree seismoned wifioors and foar saflurs from Yellow Jak Sbek Mot ealh for ) Zonk, of wiuch port sbe arrived on the 290% law Jot fuer more of the wrew (roe interndittent mw of the Deputy plication of the urge! disinfectants in » utter were attended 10 uncer (ie urea of the Bienrile, Dr ©. J. Ow Wet otal BarK Oy Lit, Magma, The pationte wore to Lave beeu trausserred to the hous. | pital ship yesterday morning. Oving to the heavy yale which prevailed yesterday morning the sailboat unity employed Lo @oumeicale with Lower Qasrant jie Was onabi® to Druceed [uu ber mogrlags Until Rown, tive | ew sequence being that no repdrt had been rece'ved by | De Bwiavorne w « late hour lat evenimg. The | ab p's sureeon baving failed to port the pamen of the | mek and dead they oin!d Rot be ascertained yemtentay ch Conon, | direction of Ube s Ej spe fetoning 4 the oM@og) report ol the Deputy tMaeaiet Oftionr — | Homrerat Bae Fatcom, Oot, 90, Ison. The United States tteamehip Diewville arr | station to-day with a crow al! lold of 166 mon, borue ship's surgeon in ebarge. She heft Si Th October 6, and t Fork au Prince Ouiober 10, tng just three yellow fever, Laft Port se Prine October #2, and reached hia, pace 2h, bes sg bomt four mage, aod while lying fn a0 Princes seven more died, three oftiedrs and eleven men. There are now vb board \en caser of remittent and eight of fwirrmittent fever, colds, ke, but not a case of yellow fever. DH Ble ELL, Deputy Heath Of.c0r ARMY BULLETIN. OOM META TION OF SRIETRNO® Gasorw orders (rom ihe War Department of seytem- ber § commutes the rentenos of First Lieutenant aud Brevet Capen JM. Btephemedn, Fourth United Mates Bitiliery, froma dieuiasal with Corfey of all pay and wahers vo gumpenmion from rack aud pay for ope an date Of disiniens), and directs that Lieutenant aon UP restores Wo his piace on the army regier whenever ® vacancy may ocrae tm LIN regimmeot of tue grade of fre Lqptenant. Ya september b> another com ore! ordér from ihe Var Departiaent remitted that por- tion of Lieutenant Suyphenson's eonuenoe whieh re. quires (he forfeits of sil pay and allowanoms dus at the thwe of diemunal, or thes might become dar, aud | alo rem ting the suapeurinn (row rank and jay fer ane year alier & vacancy cecurs to which be com be rem ated. | Ber Canmon a nares OF My CAN VOLerT RO Hrevet Brigadier Geonral fou, corms eitiary district of New Mexion, on the wut & Vebed ihe (Ales lug general order Tho orgacization of the battalion of New Mexican Volunteer authorized 9 v8 retained Ju s@rvier by the Le Department of the Missoun, and Mr. Vorks « 0¢ George Oalvert, (he alleged sheconder, ty of Laeutenant General William T ariow Ung ‘ hor range ; Sharman, Commanding the woilitary divishow Of ve Mae om nse Ay Rene hewriet 9a | pour, In cane Of certain emergouctos, Which bare airmady piace, with an order for $40,000 ‘a gold pertifionten | come, is hereby completed. Iie offoerm are as follows, As the disance Get 4 very great one from Mr. Perks’ | via. — office, ater wolting for the space of aboat ine | Lieatenant Colonel, Christopher Carson (Kit Car 4 tes minutes, Calvort not Peturming, a young mag wae dew |) aay 4 Captain, Kéwaed A Bergson Vir paiched & soertain the cause of the delay, On reach. | Lieutenadt, Thomax Coghan; Sevod teoens Luger & Coos place tbe messenger wae aivert had there and drawn the « each of them bearing the devominat oo qtarning Ith Ubi nnerer to Mr. Parks, drohties stpposig that Calvert bad gern of oisewhere, bot would son revere, éclavet be ‘ a oat ir, Satis wo SERN tecee tacked ed ie: | prcioas ts Calvert had det 6 tmpluton A Clork waa Were ore somt to #up Troseury, re ke Ing Mere been was \nforme’ (oa! two Of the Cert irate, amoanting to ' 0,000 i gold. PAA DORN Gaahert 4 ebOrk Line prow hoon. pon comparing the numbers furuabed to Moware | Charles Uni or & Co. ih wae Aimar red that cortitiontes Nos. 2100) set 41,100, of jeter A, @arm the ss twen clehed. Farther information was obtained ot Calvert bad bor: snp to emter the Treas ‘ding, by the Wall street entrance and Pree: ry the snot fron:ive oo Pine stren Beyond the bing suid be jearoed of hin where abouts, ant ou willing to be leve that Calvert . Parks waa compeiiod to net ib eK ideuce Of gut iat had been ooer ton of Cabveri > been obtainet sg tescrinaton of Calvert has i derwoon twenty fre | bt Of age, mumal! jeremy ine Prout weil nsw Celts fH aan ‘ant Ut Drawn cole, beard yrows over « ponte fo of bis faceand Abroak, speaks Wb & aight fer sorent. At ope O'clock yrarer’sy afternoon be Were 8 cont of oi lt, aad vest of » lighter ‘The follow Bt the office of of m bght DrOWE, eat pubis 3 = met rented me (Clinton pixe, ond base nt & yn ee Mase. capaton, aa ark, wen ae. god runner” fen detrverlon poll geil Check» In this capac ty be bad toon od by Mr. Parken, 9t vari tines, nee inate ih yew he bed Rese tace tecarded an bowads wnt teins wor iy. SR 6 18 CERHP Car * The following are the vere of the onrtifientes @rawn (rom Movers U1 Co. ; pay rat ot then hen fron topped ot the Sen T my, xCm hase sireey —Noa 22,000, 21, a74 D, wee A femme 2 1,016 i, 21,444 0, 21,007 ‘bing the etleged od have deen ent te all Soot tes by-aice ot that city bat ie rated somewhere otifying \.» poblie thet pay beer sopped sod giving The Board of Supervisors met yerterday, Soperriser Beni prow ting Pap reve Tware moved that ver niien ballots fer fend agninat iho comsanational scavestion be printed fer in the coming sherbom poten Das eepted. he Board ew oterned 1) Wedsenday per, | | 8, Merritt mupaty B—Captain, Jobn Thompron; Vint Liew tenant, Jnees W. Taniicld; Seo ut Lroulemant, Toumes W. mnie Company C-—Captain, Albert M, Mfelffer, Firtt Lew toosn', homes T. Heriutt, Seooed ioeutenanl, Robert A Wiatey t Company D+ Deraciang Montoya, Firs Liew tewent, Cyram Hh Day These offeers hawe b Robert 6 Mitcbor, of N Forrest, recund Laeutewant, Joun rien, 0 dute frum October eC TONO hawt ED. “howe having dimappeared frum thie city and viet (he disease being appre yenued, recruiting for the reguint artoy will be resamer we morrow im New York, Wihamsbery, Brooklyn and dermy Oh, Keera Clicage, Fitatrong and Ph deiphia le Kuapeods ve prose, cholers coo nies to Now \eelf in Come chem ee cd Rrevet Brigadier General D. J. MeKibtts, tates Arm), if orders] to menarne tam porsry comenand of the garrison and pool David's Inland, Sew Yor Oy %%— Third Assia W, OB, Richars. von, from the Macn ant pines we rere, Car. o A. Dian, Rooweate B Beth amt uaeer Kamond from the H and paced m Pm porn op ) Woek, from ne my sod ve orders, Pame’t Ae. mest cM Mart, fi te Merge end Ordered te pattie hie sanrus\e, Femel Amesten: Mot pie ric, from the Winmipes aod yinced on 7 Ser ten Seinen went | ‘On waiting orders, Hurgeon ] W Tey. | twenty-four bours at that place, The et for the by the above borses will (ake place ee Friday next, and the race will not be started until the eight A. M. train arrives from New York. Yhe objeot of the or postp ning the trot wotll Friday is to avoid ne with the trot of Lady Thorn, Lady Emma and Geonge Wilkes, whiob wit come of oa Thurday, on Long Toland, a9 a great namber of the (nhabltgats of Columble county wish to witness that event, | THE BROADWAY RAILROAD. Optuious in Regard to the Right of the Dry \k Company to Lay the Track. from Ann to Fulton, street, eb Ree 0 during the last two days and tea vumetances, exhibited freab features a e of annoy to prawengers un the Influence of yomer day's bat weather As may be Imagined, the portion of Broadway through wt » he road rane was ina Mithy wate! state; mud, dirt, po: loose paving stones and alt sorts of other impediinen'y aingled together, forming @ lamentable chaos, and vonicles of all kinds were Jammed together in inextreanto confusion, The care which werp runbing Were ‘9 tue way of everything, ren dering the crowing not nione dangerous to pedentelane, Who could oatectn themscives iucky tn bine memie covered with mud in geting w the other # do, but — to the stages, carriagos, &e, some of which ‘had marrow escapes from ullor Anni iiation, Pho Kast Broadway Railroad Company itew Track can be Laid the Whole Leagt of Broadway. TO THE RDITOR OF THE HERALD. 1 your imue of yextorday, you concede tna the Dry Look and Kast Broadway Railroad Gorapany hax aus. dieputeble right to rum cara on Broadway, betwoon Park row and Fulton street, From am examination of the lecinlative grants to that company, | am very sure ties to Legislature never (atended to authorize the conmtroe Sion of the track that pow defaces and obstructs the streot a froot of your grand building. the Dry Dock and East Broadway Railroad Company derives tte power from the ac passed April 17, 1f0u, aod Gumbercd in the seastom Inwe of 1860, as chapter 614 That act provid for @ raiiroaa commencing ty of avenue D, and rooming th r ‘qbth atreet, Lewis strds:, Grand street, Raet Broadway, Chatham. Chatham root and Park row, to Hroadway, Bot h Broad. ¥ (it wilh be obwerved), but to cone especially provides for the railway ing Broad at (anal street, at Lepenard street and at Walker but at no other potots, or iegivtation has any application to thie eup- Joct, except chapior 465 of the aemlon laws of ihat ect, aller prowsling [or ab extension of the traeke of the East Broadway Raitroad trom Greenwich etreet through Dewbrosses etreot to the North river, and from Greeawicd street Unrough Cortlands street to the North river, suthorizes an exteuson of @ double track from Groonwich street through Fulton street te Broadway. Tho act then author zes “the necessary connections, turnouts and switches for the proper working of tucb extentions aod connecting the same with the tracks te Gre and Washingtou streets im anid eity,'’ is obviously means that such made as will eoable cars to torn Woshington and Grotnwich streets om the one hand, and to Broadway the aseomption of the Kast Breadway pany ™, that tho autherty to make Bee wo Tevet work the extensions end them with the tacks in Washington and Green Sreote, empowers the Company to run on the purpose of i connecting * with their old Park row! In other words, * & a ee & rine 4 won ty well fou yw far it wrve Broadway in aoe ie properly teen a Rou ileol, that this same company \Valker atreat, at Liepenard street if | hao the right to run on Broadway to connect wivout. Let it be conceded that yony may run before the apd teaunot be denied that von before the marble patace of 3 The word “connections” rust be a tangio =m pe] hee of he lonby, persisted in tor years, had siece rE iy y thet little triayiiable ja eo potent, bet 1) Richerson ewploy i jum once ; nas tdiek yprey foo ent we Amowblymen, and $200 in green. ks for cach and ovary Of egventeen Fouator; let them draw a Wilt eathoriting « “counection” between ‘be Fae Drondway Kadroad aad the Vorty.eccond strest aad Grand sireet Ferry Kaiiroad, The tpnecent but en paneve aod comprebessive noon “conaeation’ will, eccurding w the construction in the ‘St Case, om, power the laying of tacks from Bowling Green (which by sh@ terminus of the Bast ony he throu. Broadway to Fourteenth street, where the Pav. Vorry Rost now arch, @ wien * track 1 reeemmend University Piace Road, ood a awitch te the east woald “conneat” It with the Gatieuberg Kerry Reed Whe Luid the Hroadway Hallvond? TOK FeO OF TUR HAW YORE menauy Naw Yous, Oot, 00, 1800 | aw an arucle In your paper this morning, headed the iwey Kawoml Trouble, and iLendeup mith: “ How. in epltd of ai! compialthe and unpleataatries, there te probably romedy, a4 the company have their charter end can set aff injunctions at defiance." Kacuse ine for intruding ow your time, Wot this te @ mistake spout thelr having « charter to that effect, 1 enderstand from qomd authority that the clerk from Altaury pot the Wack dowe om las Own remponmittls ing the directors of the company, are to be tolerated to bieck tywinem, aa Hh wae yeetorday? T claire thet any other elticen and irene ae mich ght to tear lt wp as Uvat clerk from Albany bes to pat it down, Why, any other man bee es ingch oe gorume Wroadway, oe thal oterk from {that (rnek down, A. CARTMAN (© FOR THE QUEBEC SUFFERCAS. Th foltas ng ebecriptions in aid of the sufferers Wy the Guelree are here been received by J. A Bewteu, Tree on br 6.7 Yonner & Co....010 frown Bros & Ca... too Haory ¥ yen 0) Dannay, Morgan & Oo. a0 CT. Ggsteciuter Hornee Gormy « “ BK Phil... Vv ehall & Co . Aymar & poy Fa we Pekormn ii & Ce oe ere v.F Coll J. Tarner. “ i + Thommen & Bro... we . 4 He wiet, & Torrancs we ostivs® Saa0ate? jw Jou 2A “ 4 ” o ue ~_™” ao m a eae) thy 308 hi wo ” Etwara Slanpeoo,, Belg & UMA eee oe OCIONS WN SUPREME COURT—-CHAmarts. Retore Judge Raraard The People er rel James Pheten va. Willian M sen sth Detctet Court. — Motes fog wii of pro oe Mito granted, nm ie come, ae Mara ot al ve Tanne Kl cae Rehiesln etal ve Onfaapeer Widherge aod anoiuer — Motion head Colvia b. Retineon va Btheired Woodard —Mation Monier Chatien Bierin ot al ve Cherian Mallory. tees dawh4 ae Mone PURDOMAL OS SELUCLNEL Gevemen Henten, Galthe h orow, ory vee im aed 8 Ak Mervin, of Aibeay, ore at PiINt Avewss heel. Revert 1. Propo. of Albeo, Senmter Henry Wiles, Oh4 Goweral Weed, Unied aide Arey, are at the Aster Here Generel Mer wer, Ammtaton’ ‘4 arermastan Gene rel (piled Melee Army, sod J 6 Het, are Ot the Metre peltan Hote WT Mewlth, her Majemty's Coovet of Revanneh, & ot tee Clarendon Motel - We Martin of Generel Wem Ren, Baie Army | Joon Wentworth, af or « Coloredo, Hortio “yma, as 4 YoU, ant Amen) Poe, of , ore Te sat Ameren leet Amore T, &, Casitweil, © 6, Mire Hes jamin PONT