The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1866, Page 8

re ‘euerwen wars 4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1866,—TRIPLE SHEET. ini HO. ae ITU 0 ; J at lt ear OREHOLD ving CARPETS, | MI a . a 8 th " es SA ROSE PARLOR SUITS IN BROCATEL, i STande high, w imetituted to revover 6,000 Prussia shalers, whieh the! Piauntiff alleges she lent 10 the defendant at Beld’s \o- tal mithe Bowery, on the Slst of July, 1868, 0m. her, arrival in this city from Germany. To this eiateof facto the plainiai? testified in. tho most positive manner, and | a SUPREME COURT-REMERAL TERM. Right of Duportavt Action Involving (be American Consuls, to Exercise Civil Furie diction Within Their Coasulur Limits. Before Judges Barnard, {ngratam and Clerke. Francis Dainese vs. Richard HE Alten, 4 at —This was = f cago in whch certain citizeus of Now ‘York sold goods ? This TUESDAY) baniniei rnd al ORSE, ight yours old, 1834 bands, kind to a citizen of Washington, and shipped them on beard'a, 08 Taper ay FAL, ST cine th street, between Fifth and TOP ROAD WAGON; ther er. ay verse] chartered for the purchaser, Afterwanis the atthe ofilce of pean, ih ‘agent of ibe sellers, ip Alexandria, Egypt. finding ne parchaser there, instituted Yproperty ot, and induced the United rod my iene: detayw bis property by foram ‘Phe. purchaser ed hie home, PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURN: an OND. ae reece Wee ee lr abi, rs aud Lounges to match; rosews trots a ee er ee gd Pee ee a fe nrc tas 3 Brvcatal ad ota Curing «dae, cot es ran Barth ed ee ald, 8M, Moth | & the of gordi || as eon ‘she hes time | R 8. VAT, FOR MAN! Mirrors and Chan Tei, as an ee ae ‘ystanare oherRt. ‘Seived from platatil be did'wet aindo 10 aah ot ll re Fe tne paki re kare 5.2 ks as, sproperty for the benedt -of the aot ‘defendants, win the + Ment of bis failure to pat im &n appearance, abd notice was also given that in aid of the testimony will aly 10 JOR KING, 0 staan roe 8 a SAGkircer ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL "Why sappue pon ae wah legs and case, with all modern ements ‘ DUGH BRED 10 fa i23 6 iz 32 OF. atta : full iron Se taken in New York before one of the defendants, approvi F Tout anda piled ot lactase ison s Da a beige Lore per ay eine inne vin 1 know ‘pothiay mavens f etie tier teren Og ara tics = 5 alo PED. nee eee eg of Oe Ee ae Naeealdmeeno outoriiy 12 bent ‘my brother R BALE ore A BOTLERS FR FROM m7 70 so HORRE | ree Matirceoen, Rede, Blankets, 5 ie blew Ex ranted sound and kind tn LNs and’ Lane ei ee ve aeedemmens ane it he bo ovurt a a > Jorduiliers, Apply. 0". Paya Oa aie ‘mpent of the gov. hand 1 wants r peor om eee teeta judicial court; that if the consul nave ‘was sitting on the — ee | i ; er (0 DeGF Gontrowersies devween American wiusens in. Egypt, it does not follow that he bas power to compe) ‘their appearance by attachment if Fo. ory PARK STREBT, F EPG in ae. @ pores, with Bolen akan ae | A. wer rire se Gor eile 2 AND LOT. iff H auction, on hey it the limits of his Goren $8 on accoun’ cehengabslereens, m, 11 mvt ‘hae sh cme case ig one of an execitiv' know wha! basemeut brick Heese 40 exercise a jurisdiction timited by nothing and know 4s, between Le | the cage, extending ond Abirty sane waming to usea process ef attactiment” turers Joriadiction ouly de derive from the ‘weeking to compel a potty een poner a Tetan ss ta aah lied ie ie. ie law wee te and We i) Seavank. It is further held’ shat co) aah have no jurisdiction to hear civil causes. ‘eonfer such Jacaaienten upon nem. the Turkey must consent sbey ast be vested with ft hy ite ae Dnived States, neither of which req exist. Turkey as not consented to the exercise of civil juriediction within ber iimits by American consuls. are two | treaties between the United States and” ‘Ovoman 7 hearing of the ase was adjourned Before Judge Hearne, “Gardiner ve Browne.—This is an actio# by the plaintiff, is a seaman, 10 recover damages for assault and FLATED WAREFine Baglsh Casters, Walters, Spoons, Forks, be. rey RT. mea er CMe cr and 96 Maiden’ ‘TEAM Ree pavennst ayny hal oo we cn 32 Cortlandt at. ‘the frst-qas made om tho 1 7th of 2830; the alleged to have been committed upon him on the | \) band roms 81a 100 ho havee po Mydraulic ‘VORION NOTICE Sa MURE EWYNN #00: AUCTION. Scan Funrary 3 1062‘ by tho taty of 2508 Teyenbaof the aruagemect, aad went | nigh of oe | Ete ioe ste fis fates at Fist | AE ce Pier wonti Botsehon | She Forte grants criminal jurisdiction only te American | back tojive with the plainiif. in street; but Engen hp olsen herpes «Pred ony ‘action 5 Beary sg 2 idistoonlh deoeee botne ponsuie, while the treaty of 1862 nowhere, in express | 800n after he again Jeft her. She then instituted this hat he was put to do duties athena ip als eerOrE FINNEY? Fitth and. mere ove, ale, gomzseucl ‘7 lig oddone . 10440 oak, 04 40 Ble phat 4 terms, grants to the consulpof the United States civil | sult. wae th hoot Bek Viclaion ofthe contract he ad wotared SUM, are Sa gcc ane tee Lap Room’ Suits, cov fn French brocal } nue, pe jousehold fb consis ) furisdiction. The defence claims that the acta complain- ‘The caso has been on trial two days, and wap closely S3 Bone air L oelgy Sor poor 19 sheet description, rosewood ki carved; Secre- | Parlor Furnit Terme Petes, } into ns seaman witb the captain. The cage is sti)! on, Hiahest hagarel eae Chairs, Mi marble’ to contested on both sles, te 1D athes, Faliies, Shattung, Vist, Seales, Presson all || tire Bookeass, Cabtnets, Ranoguears ge Tau, Turk. Frewsod. Plano ang’ Stool Chamber;-Dining, Room fd of wero dono im the exereise of judical powers by the | 10" 1, upon the suit of the defendant weré plam-.| | Judge Barbour, in charging the jury, said the case had ¥ fic in’hip court, Case decision wovervoa.’ Vor | been propared and tried with the reaieey ability o0 ‘on both COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Bast Hourton elréet, opposite Norfolk. CHAS. JORDAN. | Bronst, Ofwole Chandelier eres Heated Mirrors, Leos, | Kitenen Romaine Bt: Ta aes the plaintitf, Glassy & B te defeadante, Baton, ‘and could never be tried better Phe Union League Defence Committee ana | GUEAM UMP FOB SALE VERE CHEAP, GOOD 48 | “Ormely Cock, artic Broize Blau "On Palntings, Holy TORR LG VANPEWATHR, AvOTIONEER. zs Fuilor and Newell, ew: Steam Ovitnder. 734 by 10; ae Family, Winter Scone on Fotersbury, Absent is da Liberty streak. at 3M, Interesting Action “Invelving Powers of the Shea adion eae een Motel Bil. | sinew foiot Lathes, ain att ieee og tie Tes, pena yarn, inert ood 7 | Bay 2 Hone Mer? i at irevelier in pI ” it }, Marine vit + rosews [at ine. ve ‘Board of Health in Removing the Shedssind | "84, ommitted rank as Veta oneeeee octave. Flanoforte, ‘made by: celebrated city’ tasker, Stool, | ‘splendid sm fe maddie ad Trew and spirited, 4 Cover, Muse Books; Canterbury, Hatstind, Star Carpet sound, warranted In @ rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Wardrobes, en suite, | Bay Mare, Wb hands S fazhes, kind tm all harness or onde tiyle Louls XIV; j,taiy sine Rake tresses; Blankets, Sheets, 4 saddle; 7 years; sold for want of use. B |] Also several other Horses of well known celebrity. (0. BOOKBINDERS.—WANTED, .A CUTTING MA- J thine; Austin’s preferred. ‘Address Stationer, Herald offiee, Union League Defence Committee, under the following | ————. Counte: i ry Buffet, bilve set eae Daniel 7. Norris vs. A. 1. Stewart and Othere.—Tho The jury retarned PNeceics for the plaintiff, They plaintiff sues the defendants, who were members of the e defendant with the $2,600 paid at the time oft the release, and found for the pialntiff for $2,966 66, being the amount of the balance of $5,000, with in- Stalls Around Washington Market. votn 1. Hoffman, et al., respondents, ve Jackson S. Bhulis, ct al., appeliants.—The plaintiffa,as commiesion- tent inner, Tes, BI ¥ fre ‘of the sinking fund, brought thie ction agamet the | ‘“Piainuit and defendant are ‘about forty years of age | C*Cumsances:-—Thie committee, in 1861, raieod'a rogi- anon n SEND ABTS: | Servic Cake Baakcis, yicy bicker nireach Ching lanes, | eo many ideo, NORE i ‘Metropolitan Board of Health to restrain thom, from ro- oly. The tady Is rather good ooking, and gave | ‘meat known as the Second rogiment of National Guards. | 7% anrs.—10 ARTISTSEND OTHERS —PARTIES | TS. a porta irene rps ony oe Piece ice ea awe ‘Wishing to dispose of Works of Art possessing genuine favorable arrangements by address.ng E. ‘The men etarted for Washington without leave of the ory EB, Sox 166 Herald Governor. When they arrived in Philadelphia they re- ceived an, order from the Governor to return; but, fol- her laxidense with much ease. She is evidently a person who has been well educated. Counee! for the plaintiff, Mesare. Stallknecht and Hall, ilcoxson. moving or interfering with the stalls and sheds op the 297 Bowery. AMES JENKINS, - AUCTIONEER, | WILL 6) sidewalks and streets in the vicinity of Washington ma: J rt, at 1 ie ‘aucifon, on Wednesday, November: ADORION: BAM IOLLLIAM - RERNALLY 4 ANC Way, Nene crenerst trent: Horses. fagons tun express Wagons, &¢ ‘angen larg large Jot ‘in 4 ket. A temporary injunction was granted ez parte, The | for defendant, Kaufman, Franks and W: INE ARTS.—A FIRST CLASS ARTIST WANTED, TO tioneer, will sell at aera: on Wednesday. ‘Nov. 4 f lowing the instructions of the committee, the regiment caer Avert] : alee ‘dee: 1866, at 1036 0 clock, at the private “remdence 935 Second a Robe ‘anddouble Harness, Bells, Biankets, W! @efendants moved to dissolve’ this injunction, and their | A‘ Man who Falla Over a Prostrate Lamp- emtol dian were | tainie tee 1 reg nue, between th. street: a. aise er ¥ paris ef le i Firard cut Pi ni Sule Ee Snug = BRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.—CENTRAL PA ws arlor Suite, Etageres, Frene! 0) A 4 GPUVALUABLE Ont; FAINTINGS—BHIN, FART. OF | Pte hantel and For Glassen Uxionuon rabies oak Dining | ME°How atauchon, ‘om Th Me the collection of the lat are offered for Chairs, Buffet, mahogany French Bedsteads, mahog- | son. avenues, Fifty-el ry nsbetysoventhy Sixty-eight! motion was heard on the complaint, answer and vdavits, The motion was denied and the defendants have “appealed from the decision, and urge the constitutlonality pont gets Heavy Damages against the Cor- Peration. Before Judge Jones anda Jury. vy "he Clarendon Hotel, of which the plaintiff is proprietor. Plaintiff declares that seve- ral members of the committeo, who visited Washin, ef the law creating the Board of Health and conferring a e ale, by order of J h A. Ji eg po On exhibi- r ‘pon Ie the powaey exereised in this caso, By tection 14th Kimball ve. the Mayor and Corporation of New York. — als pgm Ny epee Poe fy ghee tion avait Ererne aaniai Se KEMRIOH, at the Mus war an Bureaus, alegant Velvet Brussels and ingratn | Bovénty-eighth and Righteth areata of that law the Board is inyested with authority to de- | Plaiptiff sued the Mayor and Corporation of New York seum of Anatomy, in same itchen and Laundry Furniture, &c., &c. Cata- | November 27. 1 fs ordiock ale te aalesrooms termine and declare, as well as to order and direct. ~ “e time, thongh he hae frequently demanded payment. Ranaut “ ationset i otleenld Ping erect. November 37.188, a for $5,000 damages. It appeared that on the night of ‘the 14th of May, 1866, the plaintiff, while walking in Fifty-cighth street, between First and Second ‘avenue, fell across a lamp post, which was !: op the ‘The defendants announced their intention to dispute the i in the bill. ‘The Judge said that deing 20, he thought the case was ‘a proper one for a reference, and he ordered a reference ‘necordingly. HE MUSEE FRANCAIS—A A COPY WITH VERY FINE inpressions; also some Pencil Sketcves by celebrated artists, for sale at the book aud furniture store, 125 Sixth avenue. 3d avenue—Four brick Bufldings, Nos, 929, #31, 93, an@ oo} B. ee ON AUCTIONEER 646 BROAD- | 985, 25 feet south of GUth street, each 18.1 LANDT. LOKRON will sell, on Thurs- theast corner of 78th st “y a yt Toma 25. ; Novi 2. fer ii obtlock helo hand Furniture, Carpets, 100 feet. 5th a} nue—Sontheast corner of ntreet, Bedding, Curtaing, Crockery, Waintings and Engravings, | Lot 25.8x100 feet. 6th cnet Sue oC SL? south ‘The power and duty of the Board to make and enforce its orders does not depend on the fact that the thing ie.a auisance or injurious to the public health, but on thi epinion of the Board, and on its taking what it regards sufficient proof of the fact. The defence further claims wa x +} Bhokets, Birds, street, 25.6x that the ‘Board in this instance proceeded to exercige its seg eae yt hoaee a on . ee. ann DENTISTRY. nnn aad x a guipctalitygided Madison. Sane Wortapiat corner of 67th ateeet, one Lof Togal powers in sccordanee with the statute, by taking | amined in sappors ot hie So gppparsé,ta,be. guise COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. “wosr WONDERFUL DIscovRAY TEETH EX- UCTION SALE, TO PAY FREIGHT AND STORAGE. | 25.6x100 feet. Madison avenue—Northwest corner of, 67B ant fling proof which it regarded as gufficient (2 author: | lame. The defendants pleaded that they were not liable, eran tracted without pain ten ‘Origmal benumbing Weanesday. Nov. 21. at 12 o'clock, at Meyer Smith's | strost one Lot 2.55100 feat fac ite dectaration that each of the stalls is in a condi. | @% Shey had not got notice of the condition in which the Before Judge Ruszel. plication (Naxcotlzation) La dning Gae freuh dully, Beaus | stores, 395 and nwich strect. corner of Beach, very enie~Northeast corner 65th street, four Lots, thred ba lamp post was; but the plaintif'scase was that the amp uta 1 Teeth $1. JeJAY'V LLERS, 188 Grandstrest. | large assortment tof a kinds of merohandiee, on.avenue and one on strect. Won dangerous to the public health, and an There wag. number of cases postponed in this court | UTul’ 'W. A, CARTER, Auctioneer, 62 Cortlandt street. ‘East Gith street--One Lot, north side, 95:feet west of Mads post was down for month, and that the defendants ‘should have known all about it. ‘The jury found a ver. ‘dict for (he plaintiff; damages $3,000. son avenue, 25x100 feet 6 inches. obstruction ‘wpon the streets and sidewalks Kable to lead to’ detri- 5 Ate, " PRICES.—BUYERS, THERE 18 CON. | _ West 65th street—Two Lots, north mide, 826 fect went af ‘mental results, and constitute a public nuiean that the Court has no Jurisdiction to restrain the execa- Won of the order to stop the injunction or in yesterday, the witnesses for the people failing to anewer. ANOTHER PIOKPOOKET SENT TO THE #TATE PRISON. John Murphy, a pickpocket, who stole a gold watch EAUTIFUL OONTINUOUS copia eetit is SETS OF umpers, to restore youi pearance, Bo oh a Ne fresh ally. Extractiog without pain. received on consignment, at J. W. CARLE’S, ‘Sth avemus, each 256x100 feet B inches. wad 40 Liburiy ntrect Sf eh puHttnior Benes’ | Bast GAh sircat—Fuur Lots, souil slde, % feet wost a MARINE COURT. 7. | Madivo ‘each 26x100 feet 6 inch rig te ehous ok elias Revitg Vand Full particulars at the Auctioneer? office, Goods, ‘Toys, Cl poate Goliaterallys that the second ast of 1868 ives the Board Saber oni shia B Hamilton on ihe | (oLton PAE a ep a mer ede re fle Re, arene Fea | eT LUDLOW & COn No.3 Pine si near Bropd way. ‘of Health power to: order the removal of obstructions in on for Goods Sold 30th of October, in Broadway, pleaded guilty to larceny make @ alty of the ‘shih tail ds Gas, and acall. ni “3 o! e. ee, the streets, without reference to the question of vinjury Before Judge Alker and a Jury, vit the person, and wae sent to ‘he State Prieon or -_ aicias in she sally which unifor: "Beet B= F. THEALL., AUCTIONEER. ; ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. to health, ‘&c., and amerte tbat the action bas been |) fouis Mouiller and Louis Bertrand vs. Porquet Chemin |" 9°* pocistysi tere. Ofilce 19 Cooper Taniuies rs ea atte aL TBROR, wile oy” at ine Hupreme Cour andor the dveion of Chek oven > hs taerest of finn mary he pee ‘Gna Gabriel Collon. Plaintiffs wore o partners doing | John Kelly was jotntiy indicted with three others for “ Wedneidag), Hov. 2, 1680, at 1¥-0'et0ék, * Brunt tpi 4,00, wil sal at auton Guitarras the Soard, vulity the health aw adil seek a|| Dasiness in the wine and spirit trade in the city of New bn Fonte Nati pepe emir were NEAR RG Sg Dd i menial tea hogy PP rae the Exchange Salesroom, 4 Wesioration of the abnses of the former administration. |} York, and in their complaint they allege tbat they edd * rd pS ci be epee Ree a mont suport collin of Ain » it fhe Carinity i Bullang) New cour fore 5 Senpering tha. eegamnans Ueecnens Aap “and delivered to the defendants, at tho roquost of, the = = RICH CI cu ina AND BON HEMLAN VASE Seven treet 136 feat, west aa ore, 3 foe For the Board, Messrs, Tracy and’ Bliss; for tbe re- | Yatter. in the month of October, 1865, wines and liquors DO COIIE 7 9neo- IO dent exhition Tony, PL ATED WARE, frontaud ora ty feet in ps, Bi Peed ‘epondente, Messrs, Allen and Lawrence, |] 'to'the amount of $220 20, which defendanw refused to ‘Arye TO MAWRIED LADIES. —MADA Catalogues at the tatloneeyeoMet, Of Liberty street. No.3 Pine ite ate roadway, ‘Phe Richmond Cousty'Pollee Force--The fa-\|"pay, though paym weap rad yr bea mgregh chy herd or ko. 2 2 pres, as, hich jer fail; ¥ MINER & SOMERVILLE. THIS DAY “\PORRIS WILKINS, AUPTIONERR, ' a Authorized to Raise Funds fer the was that t were to a ade Maite irty-fo1 wh street, near Stat LOE jo, 3) Alban; street tenance of the Force. the defendants, who, it ja alleged, had muce ‘nue. fai IS, *hadress’ box 2: B ree ea ars "30. wi “auction after the dissolution of his co ead Colon. The jury found a verdict for t! 7 ogee for the full } amootnt claimed. - Counsel plaintiffs, Coudert Brothers; for defendants, H. H. soecage: The Play of “Leah” Again im Court—How it Was Translated and What it Coet. Bmite Benville v1, Augustine J. Daly.—This action bas been brought under the following circumstances :—' plaintiff alleges that he was engaged by the defendant to translate from the German language into the Enghsh lapguage certain playe, among them a play called “Deborab,”’ afterwards known as “‘Leab, the Forsaken,” whe Paspie x rel. John @. Bergen as. Treasurer of Me- Wwepotitan Police, and the Board of Metropotitan Police, eppdonts, ve. The Board of Supervisore of Richmond ‘Oounty, reeponden‘s.—This was an appes) from an order ‘vefusing mandamus. An crder was granted to the rela- ter to show cause why mandamus should not issue to ompel the Board of Supervisors of Richmond county to comply with the requirements ofan act of the Logis- perp seers 14, 1866, in relation to the organizing end equipping of @ police torce for Richmond county, ‘The act of February i made it ‘necessary 4 CURE AT ONE INTERVIEW, WITH OR WITHOUT | HoRsRA rere Pattie vty f fouene at ig look. ay ty B iti ee soe oes Basser ELL. Frotessor of Mdwiterg. Guy year years FPP hn nice aes tiie aphibany streak street—The ae raul Lot mise San Balding Ne, Thirty-fourth street, O%E. 4 EMM a, a oN Bas SSG oot foci ton street’ } streets. Ib re rear by. (SA foot in ep, M ae. at joneers, Waren rong ie Paryaniccs id TF Le EGDLOW & Ud. FOr 8 Pive etreet, Robes, bieigh Bella, Biankela, Sisets, ankelay Beets, Whips, Ae | hh, BRLE practice), woven abr nce Tas aol tiene merce —DR. Gl DLE. COUCHBUR TO THE PRIVATE GE a pe eee sean tinge Noa! aliqudaach “Ail female cow” ASuKBEE CEA Os SUP BURKE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE i nag tt habe Migey be JONES) . street, i rears o'clock, eae pit tate cece hers, that chotee peel ladles! aad pasts! Hoots and) Shoes co some i. forthe ‘ator ne, ore Ni oho BS Breaeker street, Tho} | and No postponement, lots or together, with the Lease.’ “A CaRTION ‘TO LADIES.—AVOID POTSONOUR, DI8- for the Board of Police to itanediately ny ppoint a police r ‘Drops. Use only Dr. MAURT ate French Pi Sch force for Richmond connty, bu: wos 80 well known in connection with the bistrionic career! acts. Taey exe.sure 01 Velvet ar swith which the force was 0 be pald, unt such time as | of Mine Bateman, and that for euch translation, which | {VOr of the United Staten against the defendant for | Ofies iss Liberty, orev, Pe a ee | rae ORO NIFICENT SALE OF Tesla tattons ‘could’be realized fromthe annual tax levy; andthe | wis image by pisintiff, the defendant do feistdan and ‘The case as enaned Mr. Ellingwood for the | Professor of Midwifery. STATUARY, Herring Safe, one mee aot of April 14 was neoumataied by thie ‘On, he dist of bendhcre hy ee ias eae Sica: - fendantand by Mr. Thomas Aimous, Assistant United ee oat etateeriabanrtt seeiaiersaes O marTe® uae BONNER AWA I Sg PEE EI Ba enleane ee May an inns, was made e. Board ico. States District Attorney. 1e t ‘States. abe Lapt ji] 0] Z ITIVE 8, BY MINER & vl Prior to May 26, this estimate was certified and delivered | profits arising from the sale of the play. Flain- | #till op. De ey ee Ge? nie olen Poy hal ae 3 pte ee STATUETTES, day, ” i] Fourteenth ie penn to the Board Board of Sapervisors of Richmond county, On | tin. also alleges that the defendant sold said pla; whatever cause, ina few Soar meter fail. : Office R SETS, o'dlock. “Fine. wns eeelwy Bead canada catgt ena cof Ration “eppoimted and lis ‘ae "Bateman and others, and Fedalved prodis Nand UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. ae SULBRLAY GL brie gentenian'e tot ia a eaiatired a directed by the act. of February 28. The | such sales to the amount of $1,100. For thie service the Cortnterveniaia? CURE AT ONE INTERVIEW FOR MARRIED Ckt skarvertes, | Hamblonta Verges cen seeks to recover one;third of eaid ee. Plain- tiff translated ns in Hell,’’ for which be Het defendant roa ‘to pay him for ‘ach of the four acte, and one-third of the | toed arising from the sale, “« Marguerite,” in mx acte, he also act, to be paid when the translation was delivered to the ladies, by Dr, POWERS. Office 195 Elm street. Hin Periodical Drops guaraniced effectual immediate. Ryd THFUL VIGOR AND MANHOOD REGAINED. ee Dr. Sate Wo Elm Elixir, especially a contemplating jm atreet. Bapervisors were in sesyion the 24th of June, but took no actlomon thismatter, and on the 26th of June the Police Board directed a communication to be mado to the #upervisors detailing the proceedings, &c. On the 7th ‘ef August the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors prom- ised final actton in the matter at the meeting of the Sn- Before Commissioner Stilwell, Awan named Leonard C, Newton was commitied for trial on & chargé of felling fifty cent and twenty. cent counterfeit fractional currency. The testimony and other maguificent Jang out Just landed, ex ship |AWNBROKER'S SALE.—R. PIELD, =e day, @b salesrooms Pearl lh ligt pou by ROWARD SCHENCK, ‘elon. “ais e iowery, oo nts "of La indie pining ail ‘The above are now on font neg 4 nd is ‘he most ees} eale-otf ts cn gan gs en coin eee ‘wootien ‘angie. ren sti Shs ere | Be ro ao us tare ink Cape, one sof gone thar rare moc nr eet ig O- | Hetandant! with teenie tive per cout of tho profs of the | against the accused war that of R. M. Fenpick, on officer | 4 LL UNFORTUNATES CONSULT DR KENNEDY, DWARD SAHENOK, AU thd 1S Nea Sew Fee ers fins ths Hoard of Bepervigore would net net | sale of the play. Pensa -diey teen tes ptrape. | OF the Secret Service Department of the Treasury, to | £A. 16 Kim street: wor his. ouly guaranteed remedies, de’ ASSIGNEE'S 8ALK OF PONE ESLD watoras Bhapaon £OGT mg, tothe matter, and noglected and refused 10 borrow the | lated “The Village Maidem?” and “La Papilione; or, | Whom the defendab: sold @ let of the worthless etutt | Di aint Moa an te Ha ear salcereces OF tabesin cadiaheuaeabaand mésammanaas ta Pivaianeiyy gAcE—A ALE,—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR money or ‘any part of it On. an affidavit | The faming of a Butterily,” both to be paid for by a | for $4 ‘ LL [NFONTUY ATES BHOULD -GONBULT Dal | Sven Watcha eE-NO Basse inosine Matiiont Betand [Ps wx Te ek setting forth these facts the presiding justice | sm of for each, and that all these translations e.-7) A GRIN, io. 6 place. Sure rellef in all special | and Diamond de, and a large assortment of the finest gold iWon Yee ‘Drenses, wie, ted an order requiring the Supervisors of | are rensonably worth the sums respectively claimed, COURT CALENDA' S DAY. “omplia ever offered at auction. Every watch will, be. war- a ar By order of J. Twybles, iiond county to thow cause why | mandamis | The defendant im bis answer admits that be en ' corre Mp gna ie : se | nasser alaieb eon eae, Mae tel cm Nervicé wag made on each member of | gaged to pay plaintiff $12 for the translation of it a ourt—Cns wpens,—Nos, 36, 30, Sa © A a bearer nym a ser dipe ee mag NO. emptory. < A VAN ALLI quores va PH ELPHIA ART GALLERY, iupervisors ‘appeared and conceded that | “ Sheboruh, and nothing more; that he did pay hin | “° °°. ~ pier nee ona os - tomate, com- EO @ -RAYDOCK.: AUCTION a. cw UT STREET. they had bot taken any moasures to borrow the money, | that sum’ in Jawoary, 1863; that he. agreed’ to pay | _,S0PREME Coonr—Srecrat, Tmt —Denburrer—Noe 11, | plaints, | Veaant rome for ladies whe desire good nursing shee, oan Bn AUK winiben ol wocaens we. Cenignmense of Works of” Art Wid Goods, Siiver = — | nasday. Tharsday and Friday, Nov. 20, 21,92, 23, at thentorg | Plated Ware, &c., respeottully sol on ‘Broadway. by order pf John apa 4&Co,, the whole of se QHERIFPS SALE. heir qpen ‘sdk of viel Frentt id deoorated Porce. jain, ‘Pret te gue sane’ Bones ‘DRY GOODS TRIMMINGS, GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES. pat $12 for the translation of |“ Orphous in Holl,” and ho further sum in any way; that he engaged plaintitt to tranglate “Marguerite,” ‘and that he agreed to pay bim fifteen por cent of the profits to be derived trom thi denied that this waa a violation of thelr duty and. in- sisted they were under no obligation to borrow the money, aud assefted their belief that the money could wot be raised on seven. per cent interest; that 16. Issues of Law and Fact—163, 1: 174, 240, 176, 288, 198, 224, 220, 233, Grxenat Tenm’—Now 74, 15, 76, 7%, 80, #1, #2, 80, 96, 97, 100, 101, a8, 104, 106,'106, 10, 108, 109, '110' ih, 112, 113, 114) 116. Sour, T.Jm, Anetioneer. — CAUTION TO LADIES.--AVOID BASE IMITATIONS, A Cxe only Dr. POWERS’ Poriodical Extracts, Inne: diate relief Kunranteed at one trial ke. more oF ess dan ged, by water ans 6 " it a f Performance of such play, and that such play bas n TERVIEW. h o e 4. C ataneses afetas We aoe their tly to Bl ate been performed. With psn to the yo a Sy ae ene Supreme Court—Crecvir—Part 1. —Nos. 2301, £63, #79, CURE AT. ONE INTERVIEW, Ron MARRIED wines ‘helt prema oO ober 7. a-Under $1 Ae woh chin day, 4o pay the sums separately set forth in the estimate, | ** Vituge Maiden,” be admits the engagement to trans. | 969, 1955, 567, 1971, 743, 2307, 903, 2061, 503, 675, 2625, lentes. U7 DE. Sewers Cees ne Eee NE ne 10, sixty dase tor approved endorsed notes payable ‘of Di Ay draratin Fe ean onto ie horse and. wagon to convey prisoners, $600, and | late it, but denies that there was any promise for | 200% 371, 634, 1665, Part "2.138, 240, 16:30, Toustget a ee ete ee ee and Shoes, 4 ey Se mo mats Sheri. ¢ roportion of general expenses, and that the Board of | Payment, except that the plaiptifl agreed to xe- = 2220, 12, 1069, 1070, hu) 1073, 1073, 1074, . Tu ‘Tomas If. Pernts, Depa Bape re have never expressed any desire to have |.cept $50 when defendant sold the play, and | 1360, 68834, 904, 1322, 1894, 542, 1820, 2200. ADwats su REA PATIENT WRITES: “1 SPENT fphonee G0 ASCO eT OLD Ps oe gl Lipenry uu GRapA’, Oy EabS we 2 in Richmond county, On the hearing before that be bae never etd it. Hefend- | MAKIN Court Cavexpan—Tins! Day. —Nos. 11. 31, 97, $40, Sor drags, All felled. Blectrigiiy relieved meld |.oa ‘Thurnday, Mov. dd, as 30% o'etook,:the entire ebmiente of the auljon rooms No. 1 ea ai genera) Sutherland the application for ® © man- with respect to “Tammga Butter- | 57, Hig ty 1 yr ie 95, 185, 138, 140, 146, 146, 151; | en minutes without pain or expomire. and Mine. DU: [th tantee! rentence, in Teoniyenecond. airect, corner of | assortment Set Parlor, ‘Bedroom and Kitchen Furritucey 1ohig, Tha, 183, CARRS Meaty fe Frep Witn me Crrre.—Sheorbn vs. Winslow, Wilson ve. an, Barker vs. The Hodson River Railroad Company, Bray ve. Dermott, Daly vs, Bateman, Nugent vs. Burgess, Zeiger vs. Arnoux, Callen vs. Roberts, Magough vs Murphy Han Hall ve. tronk, p BUIS, 8 Third ayenue, Guanine LUTZE, M.D. #9 BROADWAY, NEAR ‘Twonty-firni street, Profestor of Obstetrics, having over 2 yeuramuccessful practice in this city, guaranters tu diate relief to every lady requiring special medical or si gical treatinent, from whatever cause, without new ex ._N. B.—Regulating medicines sent by mal Seventh avenue, including Parlors, 1. Library, Diving Room, | two Piano &e. Chambers, Kitehen, de. ¢ , Curtains, Ching | arr : and Ulasawareg Bl Mattresses, Boxing. 0, Catalogues at sale, Pi a Reve Be iy premises ‘of games foot of if nat nt ith ENRY D. WINER, AUOTIONEER.—SALESROOM street conaiating of the entire Machinery, Appare nici 37 Nassats sizwot, opposite the Post ouice, il of the Patent Carpet Beating and Ei Hoey engaged plaintif! to do the trans- lation and promised to pay him fifteen por cent or the profits, and no other sum; be denies that these translations are worth the sums claimed for them by tbe «l says that the first is only worth $12, the the third $18, the fourth $9 and the fiftn was denied. After hearing the argument, the Court yesterday decided that the order of the special term should be reversed and a peremp- ory writ awarded, commanding the Board of Bupervitors to borrow on the credit of thetounty of Richrsond the sum of money estimated to “pay the eas, now establish e Atlantic Mail Steams! R. HUNTER’ il ‘RED prop 19 THE ONLY REMEDY that walloot out polsgnoge virus of @ certain disease; all others dry it in the ‘0. 3 Division street. $2. eli i PE EVIE RI TONE RENT WN a yocTOR HUNTER’'S BOTANIO CORDIAL RESTORES ‘of youth in one week, th and strength jgtte'moatd ate G8 Se ain” Fiietaton etreen ake} selaricnand compensation of the captains, sergeantaand | $9; that they were roughly and tinperfectly transinted, Comneey. SALE OP PIN! BS, CHAMPAONRS, Ligvor: —s Patroltoen, authorized to be appointed. for sar county, | and Were intended to be used ne mere sketches or memo: | GENERAL Smsi0Ne —Robbery. first d The Peo. SARDINES, £0) THR TOCK JOF JOSEPH. DEvie TH AUCTION BALE to Wit: a captain, twenty-five men and two sergeants), | Tanda for the foundation of uew plays in the English | ple ve. Michael J. Whelan, Peter Hart, Michael MoCoy, LIEK, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN PINE WINES, | 44 ty chapter eighty fonr of the session laws of 1866, to. | Janguage, and utterly useless as translations for any ichael Dougherty, John Donow Patrick Connor, | London, can Vi cicadtones 4; onerrtain diseases, Of: | &C., AT 606 BROADWAY. 40,000 TONS gcitaxron ON COALS ther with the costs Of & #ation house, or station | other purpose, Defendant allegos that he offered to pay | Michael McGinnis, Patrick Conners, James McNulty, Jo: | fice 20 Centre street, near Chambers, N. Be—Nofeeunioss | yn oper ene wil Fe at aueon op Wet ON TUESDAY Bouses Yor their accommodation, with tne expenses of Peres oh tae rade of $5 per net (except for Datcenty 8 Fired bag ge od batiery, eared, ob dss a2! * day sod Thurelay, dist ana 20d of November, at 10% 0 clock — Adi DAE | ung up, furnishing, warming, lighting, repairing, | but plaintiff, who was at that ume an intimate frend o' atigpeOn, Bids KR. HARRIS @ 8) Vv B, OURES TH h day the entire stoek sats Levillier, § 4 eleanving ‘and safe keeping of the samc, being the | defendant's brother, pleaded on that account to bo ad- | Loonie and Danie} bg | eee ee o lee | DD . MATRIBO Saemseaiaivioy Semmalistien f alt bow 4 Gealer indine Wines nomapelese Shag any will sell by Messrs: JOHN Digtkeie aco ry And also the cost of each number | mitted to some ehare in the prospective protite of sad | Le Reoux. Borglary, first degree» Hart, | and correspondel ictly private, #96 BROADWAY. HETWREN NINETEENTH AND Bontere, ab the company’s salesroom, 26 Bachan nee their care and keeping as eball | Plays (exeept Deborah), which defendant kaye be agreed Barely third decree Thora Lyneb, George Brown, | —————— oo een ms. | TWENTIETH STREETS corner of William street, New York, ou Tuesday, nd approved, if any, by the Board of | to, and the said share was fixed between plained and Joba tiawe and Henry C. Monntford. Grand lar- RK REMEDIES CURE.—NOTHING im pie Showh poring from yen Atma gotten ng 240 om 4 27, at twelve o'clock, noon, f said county of Richmond, to be used asa | defendant at fifteen per cent of the defendant's profits | Cony—Epenctuk Devoe, Joba H. Dix, Jobn Howe, John | 14 else jean. Wnfortanasen use bv gah A Aatry 2 Jakes, be ietephe, Oe) ctiks aetna iombao ene ict 4 clak wists 40,00 TONS - nore Y year, and until the moneys | from ME aah nc oe pleye ‘Ths exrwsmment, oa anon and Jeabella, Goodwin, ’ Kidnapp'ng—Jonn igoratore where mapa e 2 ihn earner one Wenner en oa it Readies of fresh mined Opal {rep jibe Lechememnse re foo, of the a i under the reg: annual estimate of | it ™ alleged, was made long after the performance o' pe! seal aiataen mame | Beittes ine old Port and Sherry, 6 hogsheads ba fe M, f ¥ ia: H Boas Siaiea 20h, > on igring the SSIES of December nex the Board of Motropolitan Police for the next year, According to the esuinate of such cost, furnished by U Boara of Police, being tor each horse and its keeping, $——, and lo insue and deliver a» security for the pay: county in such form, of duch denominations, for such ume and beering such rate of interest (not exceeding seven per cent per annum) ae the said Board of ‘visors shal) approve. A. J. Vandorpoe! for the retntors appellants; Tomkins Westervelt for the respondents The Examination of Law Students Class of Leah, which defendant maintaing was a widely diferent drama from Deborah, which the plaintif translated EXAMINATION OF TITER PLALNTIFY, The plaintiff was examined at considerable length in support of the various allegations contaimed in his cour piaint, In erose-examination by J. F. Daly, brother of defend- Ant, plaintiff aatd —I am an attorney and comnecl at law ; J was admitted to the bar in 1863; I was in New York then; Twas reading Inw in the office of Mr. Roovevelt: I think Mr. Roosevelt gave mo a certificate; J really believed at that time I wae on terms of friendship with the de: fendant’s family; m 1863 T was a public shoo! teacher Tthink it war 18 the summer of 1862 the defendant aeked me to rend the play of Deborah; this was at defend. ant's house, I, defendant and yourself were present; it Wat about seven o'clock im the evening thal that nde, On ten days theres ver, JOUN BBISBIE, centa per ton, payable fa current yoemen dat ‘day 0 "alee, the'Leegee and Fixtures of store. the day of fale and ‘be ‘nd the balanes, within RY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, ‘Balesroom No. 87 Nassau street, opposite the Post | —— Bale of CARI AND ALABAST! BILLIARDS, ac, ANY. Goldie Peacsialar Meowate Pa Se ey ; bles, Groups, Uren, Am amne LARGE STOCK OF =, AND eo. HAND Ten SeethiRy PREECE Bas. at | A Habateglocr Grane ciassfo "At Hasta., each day at tt gu eaearovss, No BT Nas again RUVANAGHS Dircann, corner of en. ~ FOST OFFICE LOAFING. QO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Naw You, Nov. 17, 1606, Ag the columne of your valdable ‘paper are the only reliable means of bringing men and things w their Proper conditions in this great city, 1 am obliged to bring before you acase of Post Office discipline Ar you are no doubt aware, station D, in Artor place, has become quite popular with the ladies as @ aafe deposit of letters in answer to ‘Personala,”’ “Matrimonials,” &o, Consequentiy of a pleasant evening the ladies are there to be found in great numbers, and with a certain clase a. RK. HUNTER CAN CURE WORST oo or can. diseases, Without mereu rier time than an aie phyaicat, ‘or Bo ay tater Woes Di Division street, si pil sa Drie aee Sh e a sau street, opposite the Minn SOMF VILLE. A:cholee cots racing Rk NUMMER OF FIRST CLAS® ST. AnD. ug saapeeaeee er Miltueten Eee: Figures bot | ARGH “Twelew ‘now: ready fer auimerye We bane in the La a " r= ve carved Vasen, of eg ie hig every variety of style a 2, ved Card Sfactat tion, ‘tne most. improved, 1 JANG, OLD FEMALE Pitvsicran, cums avi, | Sera oi ot ha aoe ees ag eR and | machi io sell ret class, tabi The examination of candidates for adm onto the Dar was commenced yesterday afternoon in (he Goperal Term (Supreme Court) room, before the Board of aan, imere, Mesers. Haskins, Harnett and Paterson: About the conversation took place in H y tigi candidates are to be oxamined at this term. To- | at detendant’s. house; Pdetendunt came iB, nod | D6 Yous clerks of this station show w tharked denre tion and paral vain, Ofice sod ronidenee tas sa oureet, fora rho rota retest le, a spake ° ow prises.” Our sock @ay the investigation of character will take place at the | smd he had been spoken to by Mr. Batorman about a | for conversation, as you ghall eee by the following:—On | near Broadway, Consultation at all hours free. tion on MONDAY, when it cap be examined b; Cloth, Balis, Cues, &e., Mo (he Reegest Bags te tee word, fog of Mr Benet, 10 Newoau street, and. the remain | play he xpoke-ot Deborah, and wished me to translate | Thursday evening 1 bad cecanin 10 60 to the offies, and Sauitie Matai Gi" Li aaiaae aie catalogues. inven ge And we guafanies ll articles so by us to be fret oles,” 4 Ing Candidates wi questioned as to their Inga! qua)if- and said he wished his brother Joseph to adapt the found about a dozen of the fair sex ascembied 4 q RY caananaaainal @ito ~~ cations on bd scan! afternoon, play for the tage he said he would give mo $12 for | about the window for jadies, conversing with a clerk pupeant Lye Any eS a = ed BNRY 1D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. —sALESROON Crosby s\reet, New York. _ tranelat and it was jot seven minutes from the time 1 ente: he wished to know if I thonght the play 37 Nassau street, SOMBRVILLE wilt sell at auction on Says B JLLLA RDS —TH RMAL OPENING OF THB 104g O'clock, at the private residence No. 100 aithue louse Bilt loom, corner of th ws was muitah he for Miss Hateman ; — the conversation ended, during which time some it wak stated that when SUPREME count CHAMBERS IV, ‘ont B profite were made he would divide them; you (Gounsel) | eight gentlemen were awaiting the services of this en- IVEN AWAY —& PRIVATE LESTER TO MARRIED street, corner of ‘and Six 2 Wen es rigenth street (containing seven Of “The Adantic Mid Steant@hip Compniyts Lane | Were to secs me in preparing the matter for the aed clerk, and during the whole time two idle clerks Gi india rani ai errs oe Bibra, re Parlor ov hagrain are | Be _ pin take roalie. flage,—\paper produced) —this ix n copy of the original | were aseombled about the stove calling out to other | 87 Third avenue, . as Seckery and bi A seven octave rose. Hi eaton, Maurice trantiahon, this took me three or four weekr at the trineintion: Tid come of the translation while I was teaching school; You (coUnRe!) Were Lo prepare the ping for the stage, my work ceased with the translauon of the play, this is the translation of Deborsh, or the For saken One, afterwards known as Leah. Countol arked witness to state whether the play, 0& |. bore any resemblance to the play as pro duced.on the stage; but the Court refused to allow thie line of exarmmation Witnemmnnid—I told defendant that, ae to tbe play of Leah I had not recetved the amount of grote 1 had ox. pected; 1 think was in demanded pay: — conan cane pom 1864 for translation: ter wre bie ® for paymen\ in he seu hia for yt apm bot charge in Nit “tae Leah; Lkpow Mr. Bateman, had ne cna hen with him commencing this mult, oy | received $22 in all; the de fondant on. me while making those trapmiations and hurried me iP About therm r AVIDERCH OF OR, RATAN, te Ay Ta a mre i KT oft rhe 9150, and utter Stee to all; when moron hrc es nt ayn clerk? © attend the gentlemen's window, too lazy to ao their own duty. It ‘ould 2B ‘useless fdr up town peo- pie to call on Postmaster Kelly, #0 we have to rely on you to give us & belping hand, "we would Rot. mention bey i He a os Rag tet but it bas become at uol ie. Yours, TAXPAYER AG MARBLE MANTELS, M* LE MANTELS. Pd it Maiewes aE es Maa ere roman ei Sie ee ‘heft, names, run ADAME reg WORAL CLAIRVOYANT, whale 2 @reepe ‘made by Boardman & Gray, other taper wit liluatrate the Ae 4 wi their’ om i a tmovey Wises, fn ite Sas ETERS pa} ins. ovoid Wis" i beh RESERVE TOPAY aD a at examined -as above ‘the day before the Kefore Judge Sutherland. Corner us K. Carrigan, De P., Allenetyal @ George B. Ho toon ot al.— Motion was made yesterday in this court Py the defendants vo dissolve the injanetion granted ome Gre since restraining them from taking possession ef the offices and property of the: company and seg thg contro! of is afwrs, Plaintiff not bora Proceed with the cagn, it was eet over sens sdgewdas, Boieron . ray 6 o'clock M. the plaipeiti, ~~ Ws ped for the “istead ants, Parrger, The Leancy Lent by Victor Barsalon, Ta the matter °f the petition of Lower B. Dhernon for the Ppeintment of «6 quaniion —On motion of Condert Brothers, attorney for the Petitioner, ordered that the referee's report be confirmed, and that the amount of te Wily ‘ery 000 (ieee government tax aad allow cand esas be pald into the United States Lust Company. bas wae @ legacy left hy the late Vietor Rarealon,'® French wine memhaot, who died a rhort Wine ago,-leaving & fortune of over & million YOUR HEALTH BE bye tty tlh A WILL TE OUR BRALTIE BE GM ATTARED TOU, waLt 3 REY ta eehteeliaanteabalied Liang CAN ep DR. ek Uae reanee & pith dn ed AD} CAN ALWAYS RELY ON DR. POWERS’ L Kod a asia sles Aorta Be oe eats H = iorona FOR SAL 00D. | ea weer FoR it Hath AND OFPIGE, 1 AND. Obrige, ry or: un nas ae Lyd AND rag sie who well 1s basiness. eureet, cor- ner of Can Mie. ae aa AG, RAR 1, His understands Mery of a German Merch and Mie bn. eur My Heenan iy | Me “Vaweon beh ar. 40d Bradwapee wement vy see | arate a Two setae 8 CIR A Before Judge Barbour and « Jury SE ool anaes ri bm 4 Mave had & enna 2 SRVENTH “AVENUE - MMP. RAY, OLAi® D. eaben ate acvettor: ee. - ton about the play of Leab; 1 have publiebed certain | BOG SRVBNTH oe ote 4 , eo RER, bcos frmey preyl yg by Barreda sedans pe Bigs Ae! wiih Jie acon wap | ingly abvad Legh Mr, DOT FORD TOTED © Put MEAN MO) | earrmnns "Lodian Mie Ys roa he ae J. ” al Po -vesbaiuaeiinss .