The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1866, Page 5

NEW) YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. Mr. Bell—Did you ever see the defendant working on Depaty Goners! said:—Mr, Cornell not appear- | Heath wae present; be had them from 4 man plates ir your house f CHARGES AGAINST CITY OFFICIALS, J ing’nere sine cue apportncarof ine Comniccion’ end | that way arrested by at Westcott, named Annis, Tbe. | Searle found what war going. on and thet there THE COURTS. . hy He Witness—Yee, ahannd cede aades ‘@ servico of a noticg on him of the inteution to Meve; I requested Lord to pay the money rg bus thighs, but’ he was too quick to let them ba Q@ When? A. Last August twelve months. Ihave the mvestigation could not th |. He further | which be did until the wore made whea | | jy cmt a ne wae SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART |. : Platos (o’ defendant's house; 1 have seen defen- THE COMPTROLLER. Femarked that he (he Atiorney Gavera” had recelved'n | pad Sout $900 for my abaro ofthe $31,000 recovered | Gila pina cnnsza eee f Anceresting Insarance Case. by pec CLOT n our house “oo carter at ike resignation of Mr. Corne!l ‘rom the J &pertion of this money T understood wout to this man tout "ere sv toug ay has tak r eer THA 7 a the pi Conmmenced—' a Before Judge J. F, Barnard and a Jury. The Cota eee eae veell sottled that tf thoro | The brings od Why Bille Are | Commisnioner Whitiag then ‘id % tho Attorney | | Cross examined by Mr. Brogne—There woe | iwo torritid murvivors were eavatt and killed, and tnen Ia Yeanans, Jr., vs. The Pacific Hire Insurance | was evidence to be given respecting other plates they “ 'y Not—Fernan ‘od’s Bogus | General conceives that there le bo further necessity Fon) in bonds im Boston in the hands of ice | amid acclanations of delight from the audience, the man a an action brought by the plaintiff to | Must be produced, ck The “(reat Dead Rabbit?-Testt- | for proceeding in the matter, be would there- and as Heath and Jones had gone to and | jumped up, felt hia tip whien had been bitten once or wany.—Tbis wag an i Ro-direct.—I have seen defendant engraving plates— | mony of Anson Herrick and the Employes of | fore not produce any evidence’ in support of the | #aid they had dono a creat deal to recover the others, twice, pulled tue rat hairs from betwaon his toeih, and $6,500 on. @ policy of insurance tesued by the | face work—at our house. 9 oe 308 over ae the de- | the Comptrelier’s Omiee, &e. gharees. ,Usfore dissing “tho sutyect, however, | this, money, $8,000—$2.000 paid by mo and $8,000 bg J washéd away thn ir wits siase of quar. Sich x ls On the 20th of April, 1963. the plaintiff in- | fendant do face and work? A. Yes. Q. ‘The investigation of the charges against Comptroller he would bog leave to say a few worde:-— } Mr. Lord was given, to these men for their sory) description heeds no further comment, property No. 64 Greenwich, street, which ox. | Whut kind of engraving did your husband do? A. Let- | sae, Detore John Sedg: ae jovernor Fenton, whclly unsolicited by }. we kept the bonds; there were two powers of attorney, esa ashi " ter and card engraving, ne ae. Se yeaeriay me, did mo tho honor to appoint me a Commissioner to | one of which was returned, and the one held by through 0 and forms No, 68 Washington strat, | taba Taarriod danghter of Mr, Atkinson, | wick, the Commissioner appointed by Governor Fenton J take the teainouy to be on the dnvestigation of | Young, which he said he liad jst, we havo hus rocelpt fOr THE DISTILLERY FRAUDS, ‘that year. then | called I ‘There charges case ‘Stree! 7 ADJOURNMENT. That date until 1864, aud subcoqt Mr, Boll sald that. he now, proposed to show by this | ¥ conduct the investigation, | There were present at the Presevell tas anes ea keith Gap or Novem: P_ After « pumber of ether sutrloda! Which tied my Ws ree ON age ee 1865, ‘The pre- | witness that she had carried plates to the defendant, He | police headquarters, where the investigation takes place, | wer, and the Attorney General on the same gave the | mothing new or important, the farther examination of | Selvare ther Distitlories in Breoklya—It- destroved October 20, 1864, ‘ag | could not produce the j * | the Comptroller, the counsel! on both sides anda num- | 8u Sapmleioncs notice that the investigation woukl iow Was postponed until Friday afternoon, at two quor Seized W bileHeing Taken Through the 1 arine atoditions tipon wh the polley The witness in repty to questions, said it was to Res- ber of spectators. The counsel for the state were Deputy we pon yl ll Saige song barat Sr STL Ee Soe nae Streets. sti phd the company the to Md | son's wio she had given hepiate; she did not give it to | Attorney General Hammond, James Emott, G. T. Noyes } his resignation of the oftice to hia Honor the Mayor, who Additional seizures of illicit distilleries continue to be Testore property destroyed, in lieu of paying theclaim, | Reesou, t and J, ¥, Daly; and for the Comptroller, Jaa T. Brady | comiunicated it to. special. seasiou of tse ‘Boar of RATTING made in Brooklyn, Rach day adda to the masa. of evl- sth and A. R: Lawrence. It wae half-past ten o'clock when ~ . the defendant upov aera " Citizens! ey Commaienionen re) out i b> Fre oy ran | gid as five o'clock ip te Cea) ee ey dence already accumulated, showing that the most stu. an jersey its a that case estigatl| Board accepted same, as the) 5 my, Yo both of which the plaintii’ | Mr, Sponoer said he askedthe Coure for the dismissal Tue counsel for the State that the invest. mS Ktahe of $200 Herween | PrMdaus fenuda ayainet the government have teen peae explained ‘Gor the reasons Street Rati of ghia cabese-an aot of Justice to the pabik | Notbing £oocp tga Beem unde ine aattiortinet 4 statute passed tho Attorney ‘General dectting, (nat the vacation of the ng Geaish 8 tlsed im the Third district. Probably it will be tound is ibe to restore the bu ‘A.con- Waa entered into by the companies ‘anda builder | was more dangerous than Lo deprive & winter, office renders it unnecessary to proceed cny further in| Greet Doge Au Tutervesting Lvent Among | 10) toy havo pot been altogether confined to that par- tleular as alleged ou the unsupported felon. ‘The counsel for the Comptroller stated that though it | iho matter, of cou " th the Fancy—Set-to Between Bull Terriors. , Sieh aD “as tees. aneencen as ten Lan on ae ere OF tear a” the Volcan heat pay iemen well to have these investl- | were begun.”’ ‘If the Beard "of Aldermen had aunpiy | A Fatting match occurred yesterday afteruon at Kit ' ‘ommat MENARD OF NQvOR. erect additional and more costly buildi here. t forward, he thought that any one would | stared that they accepted the resignation, withoutaffirm- | Burn’s Sportsman's Hall, on Water street, which wan pro. | Yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, Deputy Marshat involving an eT 4 br. 8 observed that this lady knew all. She objected Lo except the Attorney General or bis dep- | ing that such acceptance was caused, for the reasons a i Higgins discovered seven: of whiskey being ¢ value of the premises destroyed, | took this plate to Resson, showing that she knew it was a | uty. He/quoted the atatute to show that an, investiga. | stated, by tho street Commissionor, thus giving official | Muetive ‘F'much excitement among the circles direetip | OAEM i roagh Fai ‘Brooktvn. Sapporing Poets, reine ct the Ereraions desizoyed. 4 (een lecjelt plate: Ehe guredastnaotions to hemen ahecs'|) Sab conducted in any other way would be ‘eg! tanction to the atertion of that official refovting upon | interested, although the strictest. measures were adopted | {he edrntt hase ina Branded without evita eid toe ‘ofthe defendanis, nnd they now contend. it, and that was such possession as would render her | client had had a groat ness to attend to, and | my character, I should have deemed the reflections un- | to prevent news of it from reaching outside parties. A | tax requtred by Inw, ho And found that , liable to indictment and ment, if she was | Was desirous of having the inquiry concluded as soon as of my notice. to barrels, and that the to be believed ean ike perpe- He that the commissioner had no Beastie ett pope ane son Of the tate | £8 Weeks since a party of sporting characters wore Beasties vast had been Seah At ten o'vlock voven trated a felony in taking an active in acaie) Sennen a, ae. matter, though he would ad- } street Commissioner, and have uot, nor did Tever have, | @M¢mbled at a #porting house on Houston. sireet | pore inrroit of hqtor Were woined near the same derespert 1 tpwcked ny wed him, If I have ever] one evening, when, after considerable parieying, @ piece dy that officer and taken to the Marshal's aftice, ponte vee perfected. . any personal animosity towards SUPREME COURT—CRAMBERS. to the ‘ady, abo was not Prevent, If her veatimany was The counsel for the State argued that the referee had | seen him, which i ie peobable I bavy it sana ayo been (0 owner for the liqnor was to be eredited, she was guilt of a | the right to take testimony and forward it to the Gover- | on some casual occaston, and which has escaped my re fp MAU was made of $100 @ side, between a dog phe nay eps te ye Gong niversul 4uffrage—The Question of Cdlor to | flony. Mr. wean charged the | por under the santo, Ho angued that a satute pasead | collection, “Af I had onterained agaiget hit aay porn: f,owned by the hoeper of the house aaa a canine | enzain Tobie, one ot the deputien with the 1° Plate, or a portion of it, and the only who came | 0 1848 gave the Attorney General power. to appoint | ple prejudice or bias I would not. have acco the ap- | controled by the cn of the river | Coilsetor's ottive, seized a doxen, . atthe be Decided by x Jury. on the stand to give evidence tonching daputios when be could not attend himself, pointment.. Tw hie. posmonel y vain. of one . No. b, im Canion. street. Before Judge Sutherland. herself an accomplice, and it was uncafo to take away Commissioner decided that he would look upon. eS ROE in SAREE, precisely. tho, steamers—the animal succeeding in despatehing twenty | Old e@vine house of Company 6, the counsel appointed by the Aitorney General as repre- rg OER RET Par Prolnely he | rate in the ehorest space of time to be declared the | He \mtwediuoly placed a Rooper in ebarge Cul vge Ss overy motive for this woman to tell ind of, senting him. Ho then stated that there were two arty which does not love the comntry and its preserva. | Pinner. Neither of che animals thas pitted bade gained | Te MOTT te apinite msoemed tad to drag in somebody—for the urpowo oF sa boll orb preferred by Anson Herrick and another ton bottor thin all things alae, then 1 am his political | % Dawe for vat killing; indeed it was understood that aute ineis loss and determined. tamenre sume of the band, The public were getting rid of there Oates . Moulton. opponent, If he means the groat democratic party, this was the first appearance of each in a ratpit, Tt “se “al per _ oe cases. Many of those counterfeiters got clear and be- |, William A. Herring was then called to the stand and | which puts all party prejudicun wader ite font to anetas | Was eaentially 9 “mafn” mateb, and {was designed | Proper'y Coa gry o 2 = ‘ came government witnesses and Wer. Ho did not | tostifed shat he js an aucitor of accounts in the city,and | the integrity of the Union, then | was not, his political | ™MOFe 10 afford annaement than to win a large wun of | me UmbiyEe te gh wndomaeanll Ne on he wh blame Colonel Wood, the head of the Secret Service De- | has held the office since January 4, 1863; that he could Iwan not appotnted bis "4udge.” Thad no | Money: The Honston rtrect man’s dog, Charley, Ise | Sna’ukh Yas ne and Waren My Spencer) kk fe) a © ‘of “ y i" : 5 for of , Fee ane ee any sont end tires fourha | charges passed through the Comptroller's eftios, without | UPOH,the auostion uf his uuilt or Imecence, | His ease | AT ek and tan of clumsy form and action, but had din» | oMPty barrels for the officer: | Vile, buckety, tobe, de, a i the was not to bo tried before. me. I was to do nothing save . were got It read|ness to catch the whiskey” ae Ht came of those people apparently engaged in breaking up this | Teferring to his books; he could not recall aji that he did } to take the testimony, such ight be offered roe the | Played much aptness in riding a steamboat of rats at a | Tom Rut i hi an ‘a the tare ee ee owners, counterfeiting business were men that were ‘m com- | iM jour years, ‘one side or the other, and the evidence to the | [rmér period. . to drown the polse of tbe bor ng and quiet the auapiciona plcity with counterfeiters to-day. | This plate was found |, Counsel for the defonce bere stated that if they de } Governor. Que would suppose, trom ahasty reading Of | gr two o'clock porarday the wartioe interomted mat | of te keeper who had been ihit'tn ‘charge, took a sone 1m possession of the woman's husband. "With (his plate | sited papers frou Mv. Broanan’s oflice they would pro: | his leiter, that my being the owner of the gonthact tor At two orclock yewerday the parting tn ried imate | uponone of the barrels nowr the keepor ond wittal the prosecution sought to counect the defendant. He | duce them on notice at any time, Cleaning the streets and avenues of the Clty Of Kew eee eee iene ating inte differant equadey ) “Xankee Doodle” in the most vigorous style, Kew moved to dismiss the complaint on the ground that the ‘eenueth preg tony 4g : to the > and testi- | York, over which s:reats bis department exercises a he airs che ley proceed rhe para’ ip Be 4 pagers se tme with bik fe To the astonishment of the keeper, evidence was that of one witness, an accomplice, whove | fe br bap be been in Pec tor since Fel pet cyl Wide und extensive juriadiction, that he had some super- | 9y, Hyadon pimp | ee ei deeeribed th the Hamann | UP Popied the augor near lis fort, It was sun pons he testimony was unsupported. geting ann cn byte igh ag ro a 865, | vision over thy coniract for cleaning tho streets. Ovor ik lace has been previously dene oe eat hie the | for the nan below to tell exactly where the harrals stop Mr. Bell, in replying for the government, said they ough not properly passod uy, the Board of Super- | this contract he had no juriadiction whatever, and Wor tea dehiiig ane call and be was unfortanate epough not to strike one, OF could not yo into churches to find evidenee for the con- | Vi8ers; they were not properly certifled ny tho offcers | nothing makes tt hie duty io iutortero in any tanner ra for dog fighting ond ani lotion, of counterfeiters, ‘They could not, always find ordering the work ; one was of November 7, 1803, and the The People ex rel. James H. Darnali.vs, The Bourd of and Inspectors of Elections of the Seound District the Eighteenth Ward of the City of New York.—This which waa reported in the Heratp of 23d ul., came up again before this court jeterday. Om Thursday the case was set over util Monday, in order to allow the counsel for relator to traverse the return of a writ of alternative ndamus to compel the Board to register the relator’s or show cause why they should no: doso, This counsel had done, and [ipa jb court yesterday Preceed with the case, @ following is # copy of traverse:—-“'The People ex rel. James H, Darnall The Board of Registers, &c. Tho relator hervin, H. traverses the retarn of the defendants, for his traverse to said return, states, avers and de- oses as follows:—This relator denies that ho is a man of olor, as said return alleges, or that he ever bas been a n of color, and this prays may be mquired of by the 8 g is i Be and requires now Bo ackuowledged haaditia menta of the san od ~ course the little game was ull up, and the whiskey wars haractor is) this city. Gm | eired, No urreste were made. with ine, or me with him. The charge that I occu. ¢ ee of ef y he " bert tor. perfectly reliable witnesses, contended that it was | Others were in 1563 and 1865; those are the bills referred ied the respective positions of judge, accuser, this occasion so completely bal wl 5 Captain Latrdiow sefaed & distillery in Plymouth Cpeters tat Mine ealicg, e Sutherland statog.| "Be provines of « jury, and not of the Commisgioner, to | ton the subpoua; those bills were not napa V'Eoenpel and” tnienesine contractor atone and | Y&R hashed that only the Deine aed arth, wnicn. 6 ia sid, 14 owned OP Chief Engineer ea on inc ceti atte ad Tae a that he hat not |, decide on what weight should bo attached fo the evidence | Ip those years; they have bebu sinos paid; jm Vebruary | the gaino time is utterly untrue, and not one statement { OF OF the | dows | and their witerenta, Mere | Toit iauningliamn aud William Davis, Quite & large Nyt to allow tho counsel to traverse the return, and | Of 8BY witness, Where @ witness ou the stand bad y direction of thy Court and a writ of mandamus | mado vy the Street Commissioner to prove his assertions | Drosent. ap yi Teapocia to | Gaaatity of whiskey was found dpon the premises, whieh sworn piniuly and unreservedly as to the crime and the | of the Supreme Court; the proceeding was held before | hava any foundation in tact. 1 am sorry to be con mm to pay herland; did ik Moern, A {it might be eatered as a plea; and that in stating ig his Hiqnor, the | ¥84 taken in charge ly the it Was a question of law on-the pravious hearing, he ; jos and winding | sued for the arrast of the ( not Know who represented the defendant's connexion with it, it was for the jury to say | Judge Su strained to ray that “if Thad any revengeful spirit. to | ‘4 manavor of Roaring, W0 | whethor, under all the ciroumstances, she is to be be- | Comptroller in the proceeding; the amount covered by | cratify,”? this inglorious running away from the investi. | Smblage proc thay were taken into custody yestorday morning eee, Incorrect, Ja commen law the return could | Heved, that mandaumns wis $144 0; ’tho amount of the bills | fation would mure than compensate ie He says he had | Paaces to the amphith {eclabdinhaly geen hail for thet apghaenen, ai Oelha Wood tarned the 6: or to the United States euthor- ties. There wax an tery a eh The Commissioner obverved that if the case rested { paid by the order of the mandamus was $462 70; knows | no fear and liad no cnuse to fear, hecause he knew that | located the wholly om the evidence of tho Worttan who had appeared | Mr. Herrick by sight; talked with Mr. Brennan ‘once in | 9 fair invostigation would revult In his vindication, and | 2°S'% the on the stand, or if the Grand Jory would not meet for | revard ts then charves Governor F thiee montha, he would know veryquickly what todo | Was i. The part f uestion of color being vought up, Jus Heo Sutherland cited tho laws of Couvecticut 29 Johnson), which declare that those are decided tigation into the busines: of time ago, and it was found to be Mr, Horrivk’s claim; never more; that the firt billy ‘came up in thh in with personal and political ind the usoal preliminaries arraugea, 0 3) A “ ol m animosities, Ax the Governor cannot suffer from any 7 a conducted In accord # with the law, be black who have Afgican blood in the wd | in the cusg Dut he deemed it his duty to say hore that | otlice; could not iv ft convers® } guch aspersion us (his or anything contained in the letter soon nade his appearance in the piwith & } °° r. 1.1) Tobin agiznl a diatillory Bunday, belonging to tras its er, ot ee the worarl was an accomplice, How much of an accom. | tion; could ive the eu was that the | of resignation, his vindication {s easily found in the sud react llptine a Mr. Korrigan, on Clason avenue, Ho had = still im PT ge tig thee aio the atten | pling jt should ba the mission of jury to | bills’ wore uot properly anthorized, Nir. Brounan fait; | Yen tight of ‘the Commissioner, Tila, gentieteen, will J Tae ViCwes operation Which was roanipg About ene bundred gallonk mn of counsel to the circumstance that we bave stat. | Goode, ihe woman lad told as much to condemn her | Bever prepared any defence in the inattor of the manda- | 4p4 the colobraied proceeding against the street Corn When this had been removed there were seen about | 117") 3 which make it a felony to “inveigie or entice out |), .nand as to condemn the defendant, He would deny | mus; the first intimation he had of mt was when the at- | Mringionar. fifty rats packed ina cage, having a capacity hardly Ao taletitiery, at #4 Portland avenae, which wae @ State a black, mulatto or other colored person. od him the order; four or five mandamuses . larger than 4 comman pail, The cago was depasited on A J the motion to dismiss the complaint, and send the caso | torney sho betore the Grand Jury; but, in consideration of the testi- | have issued in the part two years fr the courts to the the floor. At this mome Pini the mnaaa hemo redues the tail from | Complrole's oftee to pay ‘lle; was Not cousaited in THE LORD BOND ROBBERY. of" their detined vite be Judgo then stated it to bo his opinion that tho qnes- hich should be decided by trial bet tthe dogs frst obtained a ale! rupiny aboot one hundred gallons, waa sized Gn Sevres jon was one which show deeded by trial before a at which they began to how! | 7 Niet? ry he cornet ver and jury, and recommended the counsel for the relator to | yt 7 these other cases; they were for the payment of bile most wofully and made desporate efforts to leap into the Ag AiNleev, at the corner of Hadeon avenie an v6 it placed on tho Circuit caloudar, after having al- | $4000 to $1.50, aL against the county, (fhe witnoms was here dirseted to |. Diy They wore firmly held! however: and the guarding wae ee OP es Sn d the unverse in the form of a plea, ‘Tho connsol cncer, sald the government would give him $1,000 if | Point out the imperfections in the wily which he | Comtinantion of the Examination Before Jun. | of tie cage, graeping along handled palrof pincers, thrast three huadred gatiown. stated that be would do go.” For the rolator, E. | 14 contd name any ran in the secret service who had | did substantially as be had previously testitied.) tice Dowling. Bail Agnin Refused—Cal it through the door at tits tep, whe e drew forth, one fillet tiller’ w “ vetzed by Captain Tobin Pibert; for the defendants, Bliss & Cadwalinder. been concerned in cuunterfeiting. these were the only bills of Mr. Herrick that passed in Acta by Police Officers, &c. at @ tline, twenty rate, the re nting them ‘There was ® watchman on the mer Mr. Spencer~-What about Lowell? tho last four years; ho remembered a warrant drawn for | Yesterday morning tho examination of witness in | On@ by one. If the little animals siruggied behtmd but the Captain got th te place COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Colonel Wood—I never believed hire to be an honest | Orson Binnt in 1864; was wot certain as to the date; bad ‘ r tag Tee ‘ ‘ the bare of thelr prison, they were moro lively not t the parties Dard abwork, . He os man. not the warrant with him. (Counsel for the defence. | te coves of Frank Hollen and W. R. Rabecock, charged | when let into the pit. They galloped about the walls im ¢ whiskey covered up wih eome ie Menning of « Provision te Repair jin a Mr. Spencer—Judge Shipman got rid of him. os Ba Ti A big for ange drawn on | with having received bonds belonging to Rufus 1. Lord | dierent directions, meetiog and ¢ very nen ae in 1 rc 8 - sav the dd of October, ); the ostonsible object of that bh . w i tog | OH Of the corners, whore they tried ineflectually to Dead , arty : aire pile bog Oy aesitreroecgatd wrt Warrant was wo present x tesiiinonial to Mr. Blunt; it J WDIM had been siolon, was resumed before Justice | one tne top of the pit, Then thoy would separate rg Bgeee Avngie lacey Mages ni Bofore Judge Brady withont » Jury, the case has ended for the preacut. * | was tor $60,000; it passed the Board of Supervisors the | Dowling, »t the Court of Special Sessiome-—thet room | again and ron frightoned abate floor, uring avery | Remon sroot, pear Flushing cap found ona berreh of Frederic: W. Beck ct ub ve. Michael AUisor.—Tho a sau as all’ moheys drawn by the volunteer comratttee ; | boing Felectod as rore conveniont and comrandious than | crevive and goruer. One oF two Tau vp the beweert | Siceee on tae orale hi r fa lease of premises that was different from the ordinary routine of the busi- " of the cage holder, whence he compovodly carclensly . in yest iene nt ateicegs of: snes 0 Bees COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. nes, had rocvive’! moncy from the subordivates of tbe | te tier. Mr. Gunning & Bedvord, Jr. Assistant Dis. | oy tiem ont again. oy fescy strovt, of which the defen ie lessor. M1 stares : Comptrotier’s oiiiee for political purposes: did not think | trict Attorney, represented the people, while Mesery. ™r poe, VIRGINIA. lease was given In February 1864, for two years with sear ae — that he w asbound to answer on what occasions; naver for | Algernon 8. Sullivan, Orlando I. Stewart and ox-Judge | Fin aly. at the word, ie ack and tan wa Jet Into > the renewal for three years more, The lease GMAND LARCES! we personal parposes of Mat . Brennan; never on pit. At firai, unacoustome the work, , rapt | otiad nano to Beck | The calondar yesterday wa largo, Dut the Judge and | aly occasion; Mr. Brounan's honge was builtin i868; kuew } SiUArt wPPeared for defendants, and Bienen G. Brew | Ana rooiced up contuvedly at the spectators, who *hanted SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALD. originally made ta Poole & Co., who assigned ' » of no contribution fram the office at that tine in fevor of | for Rofas 1. Lord, With laughter a: the novice, Preaontly he male » rush = went {ato partnership with the plaintaffs, putting in | Assistant District Attorney ores Aispoved of a large | yr, Brennen; Teluved to answer whether he gave any- TEATIMONY Ov TrOMAe LORD, atone of tho rata which ran close past bin and, sebsing Ansussinution in Poter shura-Reticencesef the lease. part sbare t agreed ut bumber of the cases with great 5 thing himself or not, as it was & private matter; there the animal, shook and cranched it ti its palpitating « the Coustttuttonal Amendmant — 12800 gor ants, and’ the Teale, ov originally | James Farley ploaded guilty to grand. iaroeny in staat. | 8tC aver ton exaptovedin the room in tho oflce wich him; | Thomas Lord, boing called and duly sworn, wae exam. | Heagt wes ail; thom tim » fow ooands he was very bard | {10". "ne" jealineade ene tperateds de 2, ‘required tho tenantg to. make all repairss but | jy, ts tat 890 had hover talked with Mr, Brennan on the subject of | ined by Assistant Diniriet Attorney Bedford, and testified | gt work among them, biting and ‘a: them, as, owe a tem gt e execution of the ave tho words damages | 1S % gold watch valuet at $70 and $51 im greaubacks } otloctions fot him. @. If you paid any mouey for Siet- | ae followe:— sereerhing woh alarm, they crowded once more In a prenarcaiy id cepted, are to be ired by the party of the first | from Michag! Cotver, No, 620 Second avenue on the Ist | thew T. Brennan to whom wasit paid? A. I bave not I am abrother of Rafa» I. Lord; 1 co 4 the | While smong them one of the rate bit the dog on On the might of the second of October lat & young (be Lessor ‘and defontant) were inieriined, The | of Octotier, nid that Lever paid any; that is my private business, “ iM gts na | the at whieh he tarned away howling: tut soon MOT pay cauned Adolphus Crafton, of Petersburg, was whe » inted list of the stolen bonds with the hooks a , “ Shomas Moaivan, charged with stealing #548 1n money | Puen ght i ge ints mg private attire, | nM ¥9% | found they wero correct; the interest on $225,000, ahe | Teturmed to the elsuguter nud the, ph Miauglerd, | t#eked on ibe steont iw that ity hy some unknown par- from Mary Jano Holonstoln, No, 12 Mulberry street, on | Anson Herrick was then called, and testified that an | te”-forty bonds and twepry-ive ai ihe one thowsed @ol- | trsinpiing vet with alittle life. Tt took the Wank son, s colored man, ond in redating the negro Craftow tho Hth inst, pleaded guilty to.the fndictinont, Om’ nia | Agent Of is prosenied Wills th 1864 or 1865. tor | IW, Piopad.« mb J : ber by the Hab 7 tan five minutes and a half vo kill ther all, and thon Ow... prercly walbor In several parts of hiv body amd anest, he pont alieitind taking the money. Parley | Sdveruising, be "presumed Sd ver tg ene ey aioe by Orlando I. Blew tua was taken away, Therate, both Iileless anil dying, Wore a a sy iiaiadinis Gadel tand Madigun wore ach sent to the State Prieon for three | Oldered by the Sheriff; a veto was publish. | . (rus oneminatlon persed po geo, Brit og] gpttored together and thrown in pile without the pit, | Survived bis wounds only « fow days. agra, years and six montis, ed by order af the Hoard of Sapervisorss| Son's know that they were correct of ee on the cage holler was busy ouce wore with his pin- | whom no one knew wnything except (rom tbe wounded John Hiteb, who stole $208 in money from Robert | Prevented tho bills to the Board of Supervisors, they ware keorriodgn, be MT kote it from the fast that, the. Sup. | Com, whnie the witnesans look on ws tha yurtaing things mA8, Immediately doappeared, and. wae pot heard of Lightfoot, No. 200 Division street, om the Ud of not paid a tho time they were audited » personal | now a thems, T do eat Enow trius having. core | 7% drawn sort, laughing at them pod making jovase i - picadod guilty to the offence. A portion of the money | 'terview with tho Comptroller in ry pak i en Reving seen ciuett or a hoary tweaded | until qoite recenuy. The chief of poles of Potersung waa found upon his person when arrested, was not in the Comptroller's brother owned; 1 have seen some of them; of those 1 | %¢ teteran Is thrown out. care, there, lary Ta7- | heard that the man had hired bimeeif to @ planter im r ears and moro; did not knew wh; arose,” "He was ‘Theat ? 4 egat dtneeh pleaded ually ta grand larceny, te baying | Hot paid, they wero paid after the ordar of roardamus | Ye seen finch the robbery, there were onde of $5000 | Lad wi puony Bertie county, X. Cs Thiher am afloer of the police mes whades, weven-thirties, bonds of 4 loan due im 148) and Oregon ™ fow @ y armed with the actherity to se delier and sixty-tive dozen of lamp ry ed; bad aa wich the Comptroller | Wr. cae gt ea 405 000 of 000 seven-thirties Soich rem epeperted by oe appearance Of the trem | ee « mo aye agen Fo et Po 906, Ga neowerey of Fi W. Starr. fer election; the reason | vice returned, one of two Of 1000 reven-thirties ing, terror. Ae ck ’ eure thy + arday returned George Van Nees pleated guilty Se bateiasy to Sere mandamus before was because 4 heen muconmeful im making the arr 7 nimbers of these I panther Petersbury. haw ree, On the night of the 14th it would run—(laughter), ie ‘The twenty were now rapning and about the eeicianibaa . oh te eee, Murphy, 42 Market street, to the names of the py pe Sr ed, FIO raee eel | pt when renin was fot musing them, To the right | The megro is represeniad as Having dented that he eon ‘There was over $400 worth of liquors im the place, and who conducted the case), bad no conversation 4: these were revurned In parcels ut three different and leftet him they seatiered, white he dashed into | mitted murder before any charge wat preferred againet Van Ness, who was arrested in the place, eonfersed to | With Mr. Stores In regard totbe ills; did not know what in, within « mouth or two uparl, wt the time they | (em, finishing w life at every grip, with am earaestners | 14 Hos now tn full ak Petersburg awaiting ae oxen! the officer that ‘he intended to sweat ‘some of the prop. | the court decided im regard to the billa; was guided by | berious, within e monil or fw Span; Oe the time Mey | and detoruination which lotrayed the fact that by st | puhion. whirls © lonked terward tote meek lattorest, ery. Hateh, Rusch nnd Van Nese were each pent to the | bis lawyers in the matter, could not say whetber ip Week ta Tks pomtiesen of 0 Bédlon part Wee yey | least het ued prior experienos. Im precisa y two | este enn sees falted to-elicd any information im State Priaon Yur unre years. Jone, 1863, Central Park stock was 121 ar 112, aad | eee ee eee ee ee York ‘polinema-—eap, | Minuten and » yowrter ibe spaniel bal completed BMT pitt tn the jw ition of the Governor of Virgiain lpm Judson Oliver, charged with stealing $100 worth of mptroller's danghter at 105, to the | 0. iy, | thie; thay wore, brought in ty, Unexe ne 6 taken From the yit the wipner, ainid 1 14 consuiotional amendment ax a baste of reconetrie clothing, owned ‘by William Mitchell, pleaded to bot know that Contral Park | (0m 1 00M6 sailtid “ Tt i not kuown whether bis to the an attempt at grand larceny, and was sent to the | sock for which 107 was refused was afiorwarde awarded COL ARLs voIsemMms, BC. Lacistature, which will meet on the fire Stale Prison for two years and six montha. for 101; be beard these things, and stated them in bia Tentice Dowling hore requested that the witness would December, «ill peeotinend us adoption of fejectiog, I John Bradford, who stole on the Sth of August $46 im | Paper in February, 1860. strive to give clear testimony in regard to the officers, in | YOTJ04 atte shake op fe vertyin, however, that that body will not pay mre money and $25 in elotaing, the property of Lawrence ‘pungel ‘or the defence ohjected to this line of exami- | Cote) as tuaeh complaint bad been hear! againet some | 7A! thameetvar Tw defarnee to the will of the North than lave South: ang bi all ys om * um, pleads, yO et Ee na chamiataed ‘Geolded then under tne Giants of them, that thors abo were yraleworthy from the akill er coma nes or] on Nina and aoheey Menten. ecda’ the ele taal attel o weeny. je ts y € i ns it vent it rend ne o' Prison fey two Soars ony: Ho was sent to the State | a ihorizing inqvities, such as the ane then guing on, the | eed amidulty they diplayed in terreting ont the bonds | voey ihny ware lat go. T atan San bene eo ra mo were damaged by fire in March last, and delays inde tn according to ng been ing laintifis bring their action to compel specific per- n the part of the laudlord, who, they say, ney to ir owing toa reluctance to coptinue the at the olf rent, a3 & highor rent can now be ob- ed, The fa ake the accruing rents be pplivd to the repairs and also ‘or damages for the delay. violn,Jaroeque ts Barlow for. plots, Hemedlct & Bowdoin, Jarocque % Besrdman fyr defendant. Decision reserved. What Coustitutes a Partnership. Leighton Pine vt. Marcus Ormsbes, This case, which them the particnier class of bonds and recurities ray remarks as some diminative Drought to dissel\e @ partnership and obtain an acconnt- sag, the defoudant denying the partnership and main- taining that plaintiff had unlawfully taken away and secreted defendant's property from his gallery, No. 411 Broadway, un this last representation Ormsbee suv- jeeeded iv getting an order of arrest against Pine about the time this action was commenced. On the trial of ‘this action the plaintiff proved that the irm vame was painted on the wagon used by them. Plaintiff aleo ex. bited « list of views with the firm name printed over them, and exhibited the dayhook uned by tho firm, show- ing that at the tims alleged new accounts were opened, jan! proved aleo by the hookkeeper that the defendant manager, “1% goln” to give whereat thore prevent re- Jaiy formed terriers, ow spotted biwok mu! why n holding each y went at emeb t wated frown Ub ho jum Virvinia & composed in a large of men of re directions wo baw a neve nevonaty a8 he had made | . (wate! SMD ats! John Tucker, charged with laking of evidence sizeh as that tham Being ‘aken’ was a See Sew. rem these. he Snag, So ome: | Sepoenens shat wet nt, NNER | little experience tu wabjecta which affect imuarenin fferen , & gold chain, valuod at $30, froma Joho Mitehell, No. ye wi rom om off iF ofae i oy ama y hase poo > agg aye t errangoments with plaintiff, City Hall plase, on the me "Oeiober, waeed cotey ts Couvse! for the dfence here stated that the Rrnarn | Pirent examination rewuine!—| know Mr, Young. Ings They roan np anc bi" aur griped the mazae, the | Me Pewble af alkene neg Ac hemnal to b ‘On ihe other hand defendant contended that plointia’ ntained an interesting acconnt of a wneleori: shower Crose-exaimination resumed. The Aret two parcele T | 8 ine ners and eat 2 5 ine ity larceny. " . f each Sher witt tervible cur as no frealy indulged ty twelve montis neo, ome Prem AE et ln iB dled Tee Pepivoon Kats, Widioted tor’ stealing twonty-four satinet | Which occzrced iz London, aod though it was corrabo. | Undersinad more taken trom © prizovor nail tobe # tel J ‘Leathers were goon sire er and over one | Sethe welfare of a people sercitiy im want of wisn lene ihe nesta eae SOME eRe NC a ieee | unmade coute, valuod at $190, the property of Jacob | fated by tu Pnelish papers it was doubttal whether Mr, | wey did wot o thief to the efice, they eald they bepather on tin foo uf the pi bh gneshing iatige. and teodenes patiticn, Th would bo mach Deller compet aegdisiien et Ip but never | Towis, pleaded sally to an attempt at grand larceny. | Begnet wold swear to it oF not. Br” Marsal Westcott, ct Newburyport, et arrented, | (er mised their ain. or menting wiina dui, baowd | iy dey the sulert of politics altogether and take ep The care mnmed Oh . Philip iewer pleaded yuiity w stealing a trunk, con | _ Witnev did not know whether the Sapercisor'n com. | States Donia hed been obtained of » broker | clash throngh the tovgi of their opponent. The | that of the manavement of the rallrands of the “ate, bie Bt mrrapey prea taining $62 woth of wearing apparel, the propany of | mittee had a ee Vee ae ores Pe ON ig Re Big By vig FGA go hasorn eoreree aie ot Abie wan the batt | wwnien, under the voutrol ot hele present od foay . q Edward RB. Kretkeld, h, at the larceny, | Stitabie testimonial to Mr. Blunt; heard it. Here the |* ] link 4 they liked. jeanwh ite the bi y from the aed “0 Stake more tajury than y. After betwr ist fesaboaes taae ote? a was in sarge of tas Kew Jasey Expres Compo. *. | witness testified to the authorship of several urticies tm pm gaye eye Me idven sri tee Macqrated threats of tha bere litle brutes, end: their vide agnined. Peery railway cotapany verdict for piaintif’ on all' the tawaen, G nid tates sat Morris Worms pleaded july to an attempt at grand | the New York Atas, and that he gid not know the | 70s |: ip H breathing became at every indent more and more «1 ule oligarchy, © to speak, and larceny, having been -eharc Mtealing about $200 | truth of what they contained, $4,546 was tho amount of | Nomination of $5, ‘ labored. Finally, after five 1 worth ot Waiien Spusenl ohonaiea 9 Nestea Works No. | Judgments obtained against ‘the Corporation, of whieh |, Pirect examination y const ae Mg oa Weobere, | apd oxhaunted, Yat st) yume, thoy were torn apart, and 2/8 Went Tenth «cott, The above prisoners ware re. | the cot was over £4,000, he hoard, and so wrote in his | 'rbed possibly two or ihren iat elihe of i | the assemblage following them out, the amphitheatre Gove ihe people with te neochaiance Ynsond of fine, Roureting Villages ane W. B. Rovers, fur plaintit; Chauncey Svafler and Emer: ich, for defendant, a a " a bh the bunds; they were police " ed Loroughoat oar Mate along the Nines of 3 manned for sentence. 5 paper; be wrote on Sepiemher 30, 1865, that | {Wo personacaiie with the honda; they worm police Wan yowm InOre ‘ewer ied y we hove airrant & barren wate, with here and (4° UNISED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE. ldatie & pogree the pepment of = hagas claim to Formate Wood wor » See tentiioc sbect the jitery excaps whee wan pet- a Teckety aan wha lo ike semtety Raporian Countericiting Case Manutuctuee | yitinst Mare, lo stansiin rest, on tue dist ot Uste- | sent tothe trath of this, bat wrote iton the autuority | Wales i the newspapers and copor'ea 07 the police, ay A MAM RAT KILLER. Ting ambeow * el a senate nd tetra ace Coumteetette | ws: Japh Reng a Fits) capped muh stealing | Of Eee hed ort feet rene ne seanges | teepoton abe sapoeanea’ teat they bad bamet Pouce | sci commespnupenee OF THE NEALE hae i olor b au consntions— | Lites pleces of dress a i court; l rr “ i Detectives Charged [With Bring in ( i. | ot Wikweruay, Hoguet & (>., and. Rilon’ Shaw, eo Bis tosthud of attacieing the Comptroller was because the a ceapane, hie Sat ba. = an foal om hie faxun that the he Panes” to the Clue oe " be the elerke in department; their names wore Mr. of stealing $68 worth of wearin from Eilen | (Veetivation, ip 186, before the Governor was not con- J Brutal Scene (monm Sounders, 206 Kagat Twellth street, wee sree Sioa Guanes "Ss peering pr fe oe sietcpa be od Pp ele ‘icles cs amtedlots’ cones Sheena ree oe | ee Rea tet ee pale hg Od Sct‘n renga ron aageul towards Mr. Breonan on the 30th of DECISIONS. IN SUPREME COURT. ile would never think @ toudiag @ tow bon- rela of eppie oF potatoe market, bereaen the ralt. rod parte tyni! cher oe bien more Uhm Che i dit he lived forty om He (ie people have Beate ae 1 to, od ow gray belted offewle mont have ae elty with Counterfeiters. Before Cowm sioner Osborn, Patrick H. Reeson was charged with having manufac- tared four counterfeit plates of the denomination of Sfty cent fractional carreucy, Mr, Bell apponred for the government and Mr, Spenoer for the defendant, Now. 24, 1860 who revurned these boade, Bo paid Ho} soi tire wince we wern induend &» viait ® rat tmaich “_@ Have you got in your offes amem. | i” (he northern portion of Vhiladelphia, and, wnt ofcern in thie case? | guidance of a ‘knowing one prom pent in oy tue ber, 18645 : fore that be bad called Mr. Brenman ‘the breat dead - Counsel fopthe defense objected to this jine of exami- By Ingraham, J. . ‘A. We have got an serount of what hee heen paid out ” {a front of ap ordinary Woking te Margaret Atfinson storn—I know the defondant, und | Joes H. Pinch on. Willerd Larier, Case settiod fete, end of too onnenees. that have boon (paid towasd the so- f CoD fied onreives in front of an ordinary Keoki Ye fs Witness had previous to the 30th of December attacked 1 have paid no expecsesto the | ¢'@, & three story rick howe with « tall sign por have known him Overtwo yenrs; I never resided in the wi we By ot . fe Mr, Brenuan, but since then bir. covery of the money, pe ve ‘We reached this place alter traverong streets and elleys he compage Ww poling these elete reilreet wame house with him; about two months ago I resided damon 04. Wadsworth, Judginent for the defend- | Grogs.exainined—Conld not which of the state. | Boston officers. . os oe tha wsperiniondeot, aF ihe compe. aut on the dormurrer, with leave to plant amend 418 | ments in hix paper were true in regard to Mr. Brennan; Direct examination resumed. —My brother paid for th® | | bed nevor seen before, bot (rom my pr to the within twenty days on payment of costs of | if the staremonts were not true, be was willing to stand | ®4¥ertising; there were other dishursermenie made be- jun 4 tm Twenty-eighth street; the defendant came to our A the unte vor x Y time; | the dernury " t! Of police cam teil better than | S28” of hat part of the « " hecre, ba did not do anything in our house at that time; eearyer. sineuabie to the law; b letter to the Governor was pnb- cme BO) og $5,090 oF | from Second and Poplar strewts, Op entering the bar ys already im death to the hate Wo J resided in Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, in May last; de. lished in December, 1866, on the 230 of December Mr. the mepey fi ape ‘000; 1, onnne a hang ke ae fondant came to ont house: Tsaw hiun shoot onee a ay; COURT CALENDAR--THIS DAY. Brenvan waa not paid of promised any consideration for | $4,000) fa ee ec ow spew pve Hee 000; | room there war nothing to distingolwh it fren ® hawdred oothy ’ he 4id work theres the defemdamt resided in Yorkville is |. Svemiwe Covrr—Guman Tenw.--Adjoormed. for the fein it we had aga im han oaly | crcept duel ef 476, to Waring, Bre, kco., avreguiat | Similar ylwies | bad seep, exrept tbat behind tho weve oem, wall known the Kerth Aogust inet in Righty seventh street: i have been in bis bourse several times since Jnly; L went to jee about plates —fifty cent cnrrency plates (chown plate}; T have geen thie before; | sow it Wrst at Twanty-cighth dtreot in Anguit; | bac it iv my poseewion the latter end ef Avgow or beginning of September: 1 took defendant's ; ‘written er of attorney we gave to Captain Young to | tumbler and decapter loaded o9 mien rub ing sony ome actin ‘he matter and revover the bonds by al! iawfel | wide of (ie root (here sond, Bot ® birwite teria Menor; thet power of attorney hae since becu revoked. | remarkably pretty end modest vking yoong girl Newtiy The examina jon of this Withee wae here concluded, Crewsed and ein)! whe prenemle! & Al sage Comloant bo f a ‘Laughter. ms APPLE ATION FOR BAL. the volgar har J by which abe wee enrrocnded, It Aan fon am ages Serato have. d @ Dd you commence SE ‘erieneivety’ for the | Mr. Algernon * Sullivan, ounsel for Vrank Bellen, | was # paint al thought thet she mur have Bad bog or the Hirt stay token bys ary Cincert —Part 1.—Noe 879, #89, 1985, 743, 903, 675, ‘21%, 0041, 1971, 960, 1549, 2381, 2220, 1006, ‘2299, Hee, Siar Gee ee Ok, Twud, htdy dom 598, 3OR2, S04. Lid, 1608, 1522, Wrz, Lies. the pats house; 1 tld him | Serctal Ten —Demearrers.Nos 11, 55, 16, 18, 20, here submitted If, in view of the eZamipetion not bein denon, young on she was, thus tnencounter unabared | One week lence. The more intelligent etires: . ATKiuZoM sont me with that plate; he looked at a. is J x gt pment = Boi Geged for meveral daye, and. in view wus of a futlor ae: | the vrotn’ langince, and etill more oratal taoke of the | Reed mischief ond it iw thowght Mr, Jobnm tho engfaring did not apperr to be even on ExT oF Comey Praas—Part 1 and 2—Caleudar tor | Cound! tor the state argued that after a reconcitiia. | Yelopment of the (ects in the cae, tho Justice would | ru Mans he served with drink. The greatnr port of the | be |» (alk arcwnd wii the ware evioor the piatm, or his eyes were crooked; that was ail that | lo-day samme a yeoterday, t ‘Which he. clnimed wae effected between Mp. | 806 Feoonrider bie former decision and convent to adinit | company, io the intervals between dijnks, rowded | is woe worrnge cheesy | eh peg hd was aid et the Lime; T went to defendant's howe again | SUnERIOR CowRT,-—Adjourned for the term. Pee ee eT tec r contammated, the | Pal for datentant. He eked if it wore pot a proper | round a stove in the widdle ot the roam mest of then | ber vt negroes wili bare va twave wer far wots of ton fea few dave: E did not nd defendant in at that tine; Cone on Grsmat, Seamon..The People va. Patrick | mite were ‘paid an) extensive corporation advertising | a8 in which to tare bail Cortid be Troogntsed at @ gianer mn sports, gatnblern, | phayignmt, we if vauy while tem Twentagain io @ fow daye: 1 aw defendant anu his | Connors, James lly, Joveph Hand, James Brady, " ‘Assistant Inetrict Attorney Redford remarked that, | sharyers sod pitoys, Ware wee sley a eprinkling of | W® (oe Mimy eemmet comin wife; Mr. Afkineon wae with mo; Mr. Atiingon and | robbery Airst degree; Pani Chrintensen, assault and bat- % though lod to be presen’ io the Court of General devin from) the medical colleges and ome oF tan - defendant went Wid an inner room: they wont im | tery, two Cases: Manuel Corer, fale pretences; Heary | ous apy evidenor. In Jancary iat he poblished ap nd- | Seeiows in a few minutes, be would be ready Wo poreue ere from a rhipet-wer in the harbor, The proprie St) CARTES DESENCE. fogetber and eaine out together: Me, Atkinson gave me Miller, Jobn P. Higgins, grand larceny of money; Uhrie- Gono for the Corporauon which amounted to $600 | the examination In the «fernoon and complete the tewl- | tor of the beam, & think set Vag) shman, stowed tkeos in the présence of defendant; there wae u hed well-eoqminied with my condectar, for he aot only «ov Tae whee or §700, which was L aster, potit and farceny Henry Klorn: voor; | wan dm the sisting wom; Lid not look at m Beherns, William A. Tarabull,. Yaron ; , immed tikes fur out adpiaion Ww the cotwing fares ours Nie plate: Tuhen Miated at it Aten T took hon; f saw Charles Marsivall, patie nas bower} oe Rie ep Oot he Comptes Wot offered to lakr on Wp MaIrS Wo nte bie daniae | Hiner the Kroes Oe a thers wes some work lone om it; there was some dither | Sot.’ 2, Houvott, Michael Dorsey, burglary, kbird + | Sut Chis knowledge'trom hiner his offes; beve. not | depen already showed tat his client w We scerpiet tbe ofr, and climbed up to taba, be + hart open Amertonn chipemaaters, @eer ju tbo piate then, from. the conditian in which | | A. Wililama BF, devoley J. Sailivan, Jobo ‘Brady, John fptieen cae, ein - fh tbe stealing of the honda, hut at the wimom eouid jo whieh omelt beily endigl, bot got wr hed ae the Pons he vatunnne of thw Manian” Soe he Gaw It at fret; (here was a Tittle “flowering? arunnd | Scott, varclary second degree ond cram’ taroeny , Chris ‘The couneet for the State now ark: ‘Only be charged « th had dolen goodis in hit pow | barroom. Mere there ermed W lo dogkot Of game, ’ een (Na gator ant ethetey me ee ‘ ap Ookell, grand lateony of aioney. of the cage till 4hié morking, of 90 o'clock ‘rime which, if in thin inetance it was deckled | ages, shape und hye. The proprieue produced two ye art ot grntiome Mr. Bell--Mr. Spencer, lo you admit thas the derend- elimina mens 8 short dehate, war to The Investigation was | * & M1 be paniehed at the discretion of the | ther pet poppies for our admiration, diniat on theta. 1 jae ¥ ptevinwd chareter a Amarean ent ho engraver! then red, coort fine of sit prnee oF perionty of be Jog and then led on deme Cars agen bt " + ommrymeee wet the oat There are certain kinds of engraving, bat OBITUARY. i" pepe, state He comsidered it the rat pil, whieh wat in the catlan, probenly for arwr thie metas) edeniniting rail WA ie an Arora cor. i" hy from the suscks of the potice ‘Ti wan a dark, any 4 een ote t hi ng ead THE STREET COMMISSIONER. apes sop Aen a byes Bel—Mes. Atkinson, heve you ever seen that pinte > t. Captain Aber tne N. Breve aaa The Avaietant District Attorney cteted that Joctios er. o weed! Wiluues- Yeu, air e's row in tere fro re) tracked wetle ee Q@ Por printing? A. Yea ne Corps. ‘ % Proceed =r. had emphatically refueed tm) for these men, POOL OD TRI LTS Wo ony nae te “ ony wi @ Where? A. in Mount Vornon, Tiv's officer, #ho hae been for a tony time past in coms rr . be ranean ae a rte pe iywy om him to mann what be said. ras pit * ‘ a pe oy feds Q That jain Weatcheser cguuty? A Tos tet of the Marine recruiting station at Mew Yeek/ Glee ‘erncil Doce net Appear jawee—The Jodge Dowling remarked thet hin opimon om thie | wa feet te wih 6 hoe wend & are ond bring, her inia Chitwexamined by Me. Sposeor le Mr. Atkinson your jasc id Refrree Makes no Explanation Finale of na bad wot bran altere, farther dipcus. . ynawsee? bo ands fromm yew ov. the ix ah Vasduse The = wns then © telhtemnderd letin mae. hosband? A. ¥ * » Hiookly youerday of dripey, aged seventy(our years, | the Cane, &e. tion by Moeurs, Algernon " Sewart Whore fs he new Captain Heevoors wag bem im Now Yosk city, October The inveetiquton into the charges against Street Com- | and the Digirict Airey \t "as decided to rontinas the Q. H® he not bern arrested Intty fo v2, polong xd . he Coarh tor the present Wil) adhering to shorn nod \ighte, jun Ph oo Pore : td 7 and telong d £0 the oj faanity of Usat name dis. | missioner Cornell was to bave commenced yesterday, at Tae. pe | v Cue oa.s ng ha oa baw ne quasiboatvnet | Wed Lie hall trother: 1" vind tere and Ryu hed In thé cally history of the city and country. | then o'clock P. M., jo the Mepreme Court, General 145 7 restieov? the BOn-ernives of @ onhebrnied dug be «xpecte an sb pm | dn wns tals Sse” nme: pir a td ne bas HG wees nephow of the Cabin Henry B. Brevoort who | Tera Room, Thomee Barron, veing 0 Tae Auty a gh Cr ' Lh der af J uvight AL fw) oe en tntengnaled! & foteiqner? i os 2% . ero taorried, 1 Toney olka ~ " ne bower heldoner, { . 1 Wien the follow o@ fnete ware nonom | « eed or end he wel! oe Sonenaber otha oeninamdod the Marines on Hhard ihe Niagara in Perry's | Bx-Jadge Whiting, the Governor's Commoner, the re ate Senses toting -- 7 canal ame ved “ays a Tal chee ‘ amet Me ben omy wiih y a8 teon arrested about a i toh avlendy! victory on Lake Kine, und recetved a iver medal | Depaty Altorney General and tho reporter® of the prea Rassusted in mahiag ¢p my own thet = 9 ae He pleked The melority of te crowd . ie sore = that of aban 4 nase any One of thin Aharge againet Mr Rossen oti TUM | from Oongreme for his service on that occasion. Abra | were present at the hour, but Me, Cornell tatled to | wan meade up by myelf yet it ta be correct, L have | eapumhd detlehtod at tie, 04 baw ied owls requent ih coh oll pM yn of bh Sale ap ae On a }« ‘ Qeborn ny usband tol! me Lo Lal) She 1 tar Hrevoort outered tha marine corps in March 1820, and | 8Ppesr Feorvered $11,000, © 0) of regucerel mace, | he Would kul Wem hitoself. A te tar glvt “ ‘abuiity 4 he io} Wood’ men wag prorent when hy bat Cohaidebath bined . Comthisnioner Whiting on taking Wie seat petd Om |} recovered $7,000 of a ty bows, 06.000 of thee | loge bee, amd, hokting 11 by thie cores, empe baad poner? Ade mene 4H gm hosbend told tie ternal tho tenth, a ho way * gots my ; jwently teen th the sorvies over forty-rit Ye" | the 17th day Of November, 1864, 1 received Abie com: | istwe of IRGL, 6nd some #ix per cent oF Bl unde, Om the | ddeen ing whip sete dat i inte “py ee say eh Aoae dustend bel been working on the pla! tine be. | He wee promoted fm lédtenant of the comp: tSaptember | mission (exhibiting s document) from bia Excellency (he | evening of | Mar Wefee F ri come to my | iabeh in the Myla thet Profemor Agteran . well ney sm yp eho: eager TN a ee The pinta ali bot wit | bave | 1:4, ont im 1880 wae brevetted captain for “len youry’ | Governor of the State, appototing ms ae comrien Noon hd tid we thal my Gor, whith Bed | out hin fxg time The wnwighty animals tam roan nelRagemditer dy 5 ty gllnmnegggy polnted cut to Me Heil; Etook the plot to Me Keron | Talli’! o rvioo.”” lo wrred with his Datialion throngh | ta heer the invewtigation of the charres against Chasion | Heen depruiei ie tale for several yeuen | ihe yi ion & [nw weouudn, sping to Jom ort A a ey And ty) him My husband desired himto be porvrslirin | the Florida War, and alse with the corps through tha | 6. Cornell, Street Commissioner of New York. VPorruant | pre hed Doon stolen, together with bie own: | te fence, of find some other mote of carepe - LA at types ading the “on; Mentity this fifty cont plate by a | Meviown war. Prom 1648 to 1861. he was empivyed om | to that authority the Attorney Genera) nad given potiee | hat mar (ie fre interitigence J had of (ho Wel, Me. | Met feline fm ‘hie wey cotlerted » bona pony Refi Pats plone ed arrested; Mr Atkim | cuore duty. On November £2, of the titer year, he wae | ta that official to appear at s desiguaiery day—thie | Lord and wyrei: thea aon the poboe headquarters | omy (manenn, “ir ule as age ade sebler; Teamnot say Ifthe hay bean ncoved | pla ed on sie tesired list, and im September, 1862, piaced | day—for the purpose of meeting the chorgen *raimet | i@ Malmerry wirent, where we ene two or three ofiene, % VeLauishior then jomyed tet the and Kent om nga’ ic ; Ming Business, Bat I delieve he ones | jn ciaary O° tho Marine Fondeavons, New York. Ca yiain | Bim Rong them Capinn Yours, wha enid they wbald 06 | of apes in tie mide al ik A con’eiarle fload pat pe FY oT peel Met bay Anteyinls Le vorrt leaves one daaghtor, who ie married to Liowten- The Deptty Attorney Geoors! then rald the ‘Aret pro. | down next morning a! pine of ten ocho k for the por. | rige holding a hep © 44h at vorm ‘pure the was | hile sre mire Cham doatied. tat inie cca Tondornand yor td my thot | ult. & Shermamy oC the Marine C cnoding it Grday ool be to enit the nates of M7. Cone Pere Of @ramnaiiun they carne Berl sormng te 'er. | rel io tg Then « annie epetanin, Gaitae } ny be curries outy'na ta ton yeors fram Hi8 © WPS tmp thee eo her’ ee Tho remains of t daeoasat will We abana’ from the | neil. penees were paid by on proraay |b reeesred $20,000, m: ighining (he. tf ' ? M Sqerel mak WW Be Cree oot of Ge SET) rvindy a Suge you ¢ a him 2a ge koow be Fag | Marine Barrick, Fiathing wane, to demo- | Commietoner Whiting then directed that tho name | portion of th me recovered a: the (ine Mr lord renety Of Pate, Sined mn by the bowl 1h ome u Censor of Com Sg conde wet OW Bgwotertoit yan yon rearried view! tory, by » Settallon Of the corps, to aetdey, | of Mr. Chartes 0 Carach b, "ae ES; nest too monihe ler the | pmeeived he | mouth inen a eqeeck and » erent ten va wre = ee the W Gere tietnitin A prone o cock P, Me The wat done, aad no remponee being received. the | bends from Mr Lord \hey were fo Bim: My | cae wre cert ante wih brine a one wa) here