The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1867, Page 8

see “Term foe beiiew ; bul Mhegame sas dispoped of on otbpr | the decisions of the Court of Appeals in reaard to the Police law, tae Fire Department and the Health Jay, ib most a conceded that sone wolch any Ley ned aftect ‘the State outside Mantes city Or Nee York ‘will not be considered focal ee te for all purposes and powers of iegisiation are to be treated asacts of a gencral character, not wi the constitu. tienal restriction above referred to. Personally I have endeavored, imoacesrdance with views entertained by me on ie yrs to protect the city rights andypreserve its franc! y ‘that Cy ey ae Gere cpplicabie tee Fel the business of the city; but I bave beemadmonished by these decisions of the Court of pena that euch views were erroneous, aud it is my duty to yield thereto. Independent of these views I-18 a matter of great THE COURTS UNITED STATES CORCUIT F guaT. Aetion te Recover Ex" 24a of Duty. Before Judge 8 aastey. Schmieder vs. Barncy.—This ‘was ap action to recover excems of dutica, The questson was whether the goods em which the duties bad bsen levied were goods of a ‘wimailar description todelames. The plaintiff says that, are dress or de chevre, and not rt ny ptr re agate oe table to eee duty under the act of 1862. ‘Lhe case has been at trial for a week, and may be closed to-day. Counsel for Mc, Griswold; Mr. Courtney and Mr. Allen for fendant. SROUELYD INPRLLIGENC * Uarrmndiree@ncape+4n Wellaceday eve ‘sing, shit seven o'clock, ® youn mam sedling © . ase Gan Stheet, attempted to commit suicide by sh soting himself pistol, His names Woning. It» ppears that the This Peanlce weaken of © Y sung lady in the viginity of his residenc#; that Wedner ay afternoon he bad an unsatisfactory ‘nierview wit’ » her. returned to hig room in s melanchoWmood, and’ oq ‘ired the pistol at bis breast, the bull ef fin bis lungs, A physician was immed: sent for 49 soon as the occur- Iuvostigation Before Coroner Wildey—Cen- of “Bummer Charley”—Clear Case r just the Prisoners—Evideuce ef the Wit- | ‘ins 4 jeunes and Verdict of the Jury. At nine o'clock yesterday mornsig dey hedld.an inquest at ibe Biguin pou Stee tall on — the body of Henry Schiosser, the young man who was A meeting of the Board was held yesterday afternoon, murdered at No, 46 Thompeon street, early last Saturday | Alderman Coma, in the abeence of the President, in the evening, by Chartes Bernard) Manuel (colored), alias | chair, A large amount of routine business was transact- “Bummer Charley,” and Thomas. Gook, Several wit | ed and there being lively discussions relative to the nesses were examined, and the evidence adduced goes to | value of a "horse, terminated in the Board voting make out # clear case against the prisouers, who were $260 and & pamcerey two clalmants whose” seen tm the place at the time. deceased: was stabbed, ond | “re motion asta the extension of Church street was wait iaoareoratio a"Yhe’ ehaloa tense beeonat omer | SAYCE DUtsRRGNE NE Sous’ ds: Brodiey es Preshdcts abd and incarceration in the station house ‘Bummer Char- ayOr, ‘DO! ig Mr. f y 3 Tey” confessed thet ho stabbed deceased, bat sald be did | Mt-_,<raven a8 Chief Engineer of ‘the Croton Water it in self-defeyoa, Below wilt be found a full report of The ‘goon after adjourned to meet again to-day doubt whether @ Mandamas je @ proper remedy in this case, The relator, if Trenerit upeataa, 18 in office, he having taken the ery acamioe, T know of no acis that the respondents cap Aman into the posses. ‘sion of an office Giver he ee May Pe oteke and sworn in. It is true'they withhold | from him the books and papers, bat they are, alsy. by the ower members..of the board If .elther of them agree Pus Kuvxcnbit: Aalindt mm ' Geeere! AveCE Ratt- Roan Dusorven.—In wp cas 4 of the application of Van Bokelen fan ‘aiunciion restraining the City Railroad 'bm aay trom Jaying their track avenue, Circunt Court, y« of larceny, ore yge mow them by Charles Hong, of 26 Chestnut street, complainant alleges that on the evening of the Sist ult. himself and others were engaged in gambling-at 55 Cherry street, and while thus engaged Alleged Extensive Frauds: in the Tobacce Trade. Before Commissioner Osborn, 0 fe meeting Benedict, in the United The ‘further heuring of the ctiange preferred. against | it se ry oe, A i a the tostimony taken before the Goroner and the verdict | *t two o'clock, Ani the applicatfon, and fu regards doin doy: ins game of chaue> be loge $250 ia, Treasury notes upon Alexander Ross & Co,, of Fulton street, tobacconists, of | 1‘syptieasion far the: books and pies. af tha office, |-0f Me dUy— ‘ BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. tir. Van Bokelon, s | 9-., The application was made | gnd ran away. They deny their guilt, and claim thas TRSEROS ER OUTET: MARTE: ree TNE Timothy Mason, residing at 36 Thompson etreet, being | The Board met yesterday afteradon, “Mr. Grech, thé ‘sworn, says:—I amacoach driver; Friday or'Saturday | President, inthe chax, 7 ‘evening Jast, at about six o/clock, I was going home _ ANOTHER HORSB + WIXDLB. DEFEATED, from work, and passing 46 Thompson street my attention A resolution to give $400 to John Armstrong for the Zhenteawed to toe boren dy bee Pee ai | L| Joss of bis horse on one of the piers at tho North nt basement; I stopped ooked! th, when Tea caused, debate, Mr. Pouiwax being the , deceased standing in the corner of the room; the colored ai he, Bigg Set 0 bys Lap Pog * person was facing bim and standing close to him; the | clef speaker, loved the bore. ‘other prisoner was standing to the left of the colored |° $40, and, after.a vigoroag fight, succeeded in defeating pre eee’ pageant (aay ea he was | one,of a series of horse swindies which bave heretofore out and put bishand to the place where he was stabbed; | been adopted. < paw no kaise but supp worn he See or +) PAVING THIRTY-RIGHTE, STREET. prisoner, 19. was using one; his back being towards | 4 motion to pave Thirty-eighth street, {rom Lexington seeing where he haa ye the. while prisoner’ stood quite | t0 Fourth .evenue, with Belgian pavement, also gave quiet during thie time, and was the rise to an exciting debate, to come away; both doors Soe basement. ere of) Me: Pousatax contended thas thiq, proposed. improve- Cblored man followed him’ the latter said, when he got | ™ent.was, mot asked. for ‘by. the property owners, espe- oats i oy ay semanas, Dat peg lend cially when. they were called, wpon to pay, the whole of shan’t rob me ‘boots ;”” e erecta hatter | ramet sn ti fore eee wait he said Took, and showed me his ahirt: which ‘coming when all these swindling operations would *orae | gg a pe rei tiem in difi- there is no mit at i ieniety five years of age, and lives oh ise! Chaney street; Hung is Sir rearneia lives a4, 48 street, ‘end is a cigar dealer. prisoners were ited for further examination. t Tuxst or Hamwess snp HORSE CoVERS.—On the night of the 16th of November last the staple of Peter Hea- hessy, of 64 Cherry street, was entered and robbed of a having rendered to the Collector of Jateroal Revenue false and fraudulent returns of the amount of their manufactures and sales, was resumed yesterday. Mr, Beil appeared for the government, and Mr, Charies Donohue aud Mr, Pelton for the defendants. In thecourse of the examination counsel for the goy* ernment produced a number of papers, which he pro- posed to show were orders for goods to # large amolint "| c Fe Ay pr dtc] [bss from different parties, and that pone of those orders. y a entered in tho sales bopk of the defendants, ee waa me rg on ieaia ty fey Charles S, Browne sworn and examitied by Mn Bethe: in (7 How., Pr. Rep. 124-128) Twas assistant bookkeeper for Ross & Co; megs to,.| Jadke strong lays down the following principles a# appli” thom in April, 1806; 1 remained with them fill the busi. | Idepplleable, and abould nox be isgucd. where there. is. & ness ceased; my writing does not appear tm thebill book; 1d substantial ite as to tho title to an office;” 1 40 not recollect having seen it before; TL may. Wave seen 14, but T capnot swear it is the bib of A. Ross 4 timore, Md., and a mpeny rem i ne Baad Is question, ib property, and thr & procedure injarious to ancuon 4) ~ a work was begun without bis OnGammAtIo’ ©: 9 °5 SUPERINTENDENTS reve #6 Boanp or or Now, Can @.ip e) a pequirs deliver ats atfcs to baste AAO agsociates with him have an I right thereto? such matters must be controlled. by a. majozty) of and pot by any one member of it. bra ier ig never granted to enforce @ doubiful right. hav neve etclear legal might to demand what he it will be refused, «(1 Wen,, 824; 20, Wen, Ken., 563.) For. where the party, has any ‘a, ry A paray Pau 4 Harceway.—An old man, sed Samuel McCiet, seventy-eight years of age, fell ough the hatchwy of the Park store of Lockitt & ais te lps june nace ued ay Coroner Lynch hek én inquest on the Te. par eee cee eae from’ fnjuries accidentally re- weiv |, that “where the fight of the applicant 1s clear and unquestionable, and the possession of the books apd 8 18 all that je necessary to enable him to per- form the duties of the office, a resort should be had to a direct proceeding to obtain such books, &c., under the statate;” and tl ‘when the title of an applicant to ao office is beyond substantial dispute, ao that the objection to it is wholly frivolous and the possession of the books and papers would not give control of the office; a writ of a horse on the back and hauaches with a cart rang in a cruel and brutal manner and in violation of law. Hartig was to bail to the before Joenice Hogan Seaven Wira a Warr.—In the case of Henry Skinner, recently arrestea and committed. by Fee" ha mess; I am not entirely familiar Mr. ’ band- writing; | have seen hin write foup of five times, it may ave been oftener, Icould not gay, 1am not positive; I may have seen him write a dozen ‘times. ea yt you know that is Mr, Yates’ ‘A. L bave already . ‘ ” to an end. | Twxrr ov 4 Mumdy Issracuxnr,—A masician named | Justice Hogan om the, charge of carrying, concealed tated that I believe it yey! bo A Jk ‘shows the dally mandamus would be proper and should bo awarded. was covered with blood; he hallooed ‘‘ watch’’ twice; I 4 r . ese rules I think consistent with the decisions and | then ran to call for the prisoners but could see nothing | | Mr. Stacom retarked that he'was gin@ that, re?orm | James Nelson was anpsied by an officer of the Forty- a writ of certiorari was yesterday: granted by ales of A. Ross & Co, ; share wore drber sales not recuried of them; I identify the two prisoners.as the men {aw | had \ | Sty Judge "Hosset vand served ‘upon the The are applicable to the present case. That there is a fair pt Naattane ‘a8 to the title to this office is. apparent m2 “Wn the book—sales of the ———— have before stated, depending on '@ Does the salesbook show all the credit sales Yes, ail the sales of A. Ross & Co. Q Fs most of that third precinct policeos Wednesday, charged with having len from a fell sic john F. Cox, # cornet frorth ‘The cobjisinant dtates thai the instrument ae comnts oe amnermae Own Wald by te i basemi je leavi im at homo x eapepeeanss The )and prisoner tak ie: ae (ONY OF DOROTHY MUNNICH. te Purms.s rejoined by saying that he v.as defeated jewed the were taken before City Ju who revi the validity of the act of the Legislature, If Munnich, residing at 46 Sullivan street, be- | by, illegal vores. —— In your handwating ? ee ne {tis | that act is valid, the power appointment ipa eee ‘says'—-My husband keeps a'boot | The rezo ‘wes concurred in, + Soannenae Rim walle at Daitin Atlante | ‘pamoxser, Dowsrnic. Sulla Ruban was engaged 1s & ce tale Ska ovary panes Ap witnem,) . the, hand and shoo’ store at No, 46 Thompson street; deceased | 4X OUTRAC QWINDLE RUSRRD THROU m—Phoreet OF Lea ee brig Keeper who preceded me; {another roturi’ produced) ; was employed by him; he had been in his em- THE MINOZITT. | Orgxina ov 4 New Reapusa Roow.—An organization ic by . Johnson, Thompson street, i appoars to me th oe ean Tinie paper ip the | acti and im order to sustain the claim of the relator it | ply. about three and a half weeks; Saturday oven- A resofation from the Board of Aldermen ‘away | which has recently tem formed, under the name of the | about three weeks since, and 4 few days ago Mr. John- arate the cle dhe wites \aeaiined ee tatires ie necessary to declare that act unconatitational; and; | ing at halt six clock I ‘left my house | $250 toyeach of the clerks und. attachés of Brooklyn Libéral Chistian Union, Yeading roome | son iniseed several articles of wearing appaitl, and aa bei taibyonhaabestinans he made them up from secondly, the of the books and papers is all | td getsome milk in the grocery just over hasband’s | for ‘xtra services” was the ocasion of « racy time. | on ‘Wednesday nigh, at No. 13 Hamilton Buildings, charged Julia with taking th: Talis’ ack: , tue ealsebpok; (batch of pepers produced); these fas is BoM to enable bum to- discharge the | shop; asi came from the grocery I looked down in. the Mews re Roberts, Pullman and Tyng opponed the reson. cciaset ab Ciaist alld Wetaoneoaer: cxventay “eburto'e dae ss footie pi mystic pte at a 5 nt and saw two men ere; one ia " erdina are tay bopsecicgy f cmon ao oo pe ie Sirimeauto be, understood as Wong thatthe | themwan tne cloredpeconer here; ibe pubee'T dont | cen wan pandag te aa cee, incaiten | Bunter of persons wee proeot, and many added thelr | amotnt of propery anda elamindion berg beta beg tole / ne now be particu- } dele to the office can be tried in a proceeding for the his undve anxiety by & demo- appeared julia, during her short term. as Jar about them, it is 80 long ago; they may bave noth- fag whatever to do with Russ & Co.'s business; the num- ‘Bers on the papers represent the wei; and tbe cross ‘Che shipping clerk's mark; at least I presume so; the Delle would be made out from those and thesales entered in the salesbook from the 3 1 made @ut some of those papers, but Ivannot say that I gave Tax Forrox Avanrg Raroap Accrpent—Cononer’s Inquast.—An examinapn of witnesses was held yester- day, before Coroner Lysch, on the circumstances attend- ing the death of Cathgine O'Donnell, the woman who was ran over and kibdon the 26th of December by one of the Fulton awgue cars. R. &. Decker testified recognize; I went nome and told my husband that there | W/em he wap reproved. erste customers in tho shop; be lft go there cratic member, who used following classic lan- the the house, had taken clothing, padersiathl fs :-—“‘Sesus Christ, doa’t be so anxious about your Pia Tapahiton!”, ‘The vole was talon, and tho Prest- dont anounced ee in all penn th by uae ae a admitted her guilt, but ee yg dg seton. the articles was too much. She was committed to Rovare an Inposrmtat Scoot —Two: lade, aged re- possession of the books and re. On the contrary it cannot be, and such a he eth lr pe gee a purpose. jor is the writ of mandamus any the appropriate remedy; but that question must tried by quo warranto, or in the mode provided for in There are, in the present case, other difficulties in the them to the shipping clerk. Q Are there any marks on ‘of obtaining the booke and ‘of the offi ” ‘six_o'cloc’ re only twent: present. The ex- vel: an rte ears, named Thomas ‘those which can say the goods were | Wa’ ming the o and papers lee, | name; Saturday ae. & quarter past six.o' a y, aoa that b. . spectively sixteen and thirteen years, : peers z= — fe tow. a which seem to preclude a resort to any summary mode (oe the shop to go ne tal BARDS I reside at 45! soli citement culminated by Mr. Tyng the following at he was a passengg on the car, which was going McMahon and Cornelius Ackerson, were arraigned before’ to obtain possession of the books or office. These are, the duties of the Board are administered by threo 6 of equal authority, and the union of two, at least, necessary any legal right, for the possession of the books and papers. A majority can control their custody, and no one has a right to demand such possession. If down town at the of the accident; when be- tween Hunter and Doming streets he heard the bell of the up town car, and$ moment later e: jenced two heavy jolts, and jooking round saw the of a female lying acroas the track,,the alarm. was given and both cara stopped about twity feet on either side of the body: The Justice Ledwith yesterday, charged with the theft of a pocketbook containing $225 from the House and School of Industry, 120 West Sixteenth street. McMahon was ‘engaged in the store of the schoo! and said that his com- pavion prompted him to take the money, while the other boy stated that MoMahon induced him to share the there any marks on tbose memoranda which would in- dicate to you, as bookkeeper of that establishment, that ‘those goods had been shipped or-delivered ? ‘Objected to, and Mr. Donohoe followed up the objec- tion by asking—Is there any mark on those papors 5. : back from purchasing some milk, and told tha’, when PROTEST OF MR. she was out she looked in the-shop and saw two custom. | To rie HY aoe, em, yout January 8 87. ers there; I hurried around to the shop, and wl em J had We, the “underwigned, pis my A ge Bi ‘of Council nearly reached there the young man over 4 place told | men, reepectt aly, ” Presi- me that deceased nad been killed; I found bj m iyimg on | dent of Board, in ae ere wore ligits in both cars at the time, which you personally know to be the mark of aship- | (, ber 1d aot with th be pe hr gern YR eI eg Tr clerk A. No, sir. e other members of the Board wou! witl e | the sidewalk with two cuts on him and covered with Y ° dri f the he: uate i relator, such an application might be maintained. I mi blood; I epoke to him, but he did not argwer me; 1 and the Board of Aldermen wi vero! car wi passed over) fortunate | money with him. They were committed. in delault of fr. Yell—In whose handwriting is the figures? Wit: | [aa'cto te the reasons above: stated that it ts rarely, if | took lin a ouce to a drug store, where he died econ | netingrecelved only. seve ntoon votes, In the adlrmative sud | woman, Joseph Dorandoposed that when on, the way | $500 vail each to ansi r teen in the afirmative as after reaching there. stated by the Président. there twenty met ‘TESTIMONY OF PHILIP ETZEL. present, and three—Councilinen Tyng, verte and full- Philfp Btzel being sworn, says:—1 aside at No, 46; | Beravolingin the moentiae Councilmen jRobinson, White, Thom) street; I keepa grocery stose at that place; | Tamas an: Seto Rts fra. mess—{ do not kaow. Mr. Donoboe—If that paper was not handed to you by Whe shipping clerk or some member of the irm, you ‘would not enter it at ali, or receive any information from down he Rg ea the &r in obedience to the bell signa! when near Downing @reet, and they remained at a stand for three minwes until, o1 to go ou by the conductor ; it wat while standing there he ever, pro; to award a mandamus in a case in which it can only he done by declaring an act of the Legislature ny utional, That should be done in a more solemn. mode of adjudication Oa trial, and not on art is. 4 Eine Lear Avraim.—Charles King and‘William Lear appeared before Justide' Ledwith yesterday morning, the former as defendant and the latter as complainant, HY Witwess—No, sir. . fires, of accident; the car had given . Bell—Mr, Browne, bave® the oranda that | ond tion euch §s 4 Saturday evening I had just left my sore ‘ogo in the PULLMAN. ‘ ‘ in a matter connected with. cutter sleigh and hor PS an he 2 Ako lati pragreigecier es re For these roasons I am of the opinion that the appli-' back room when I heard the -cry af, Swatch” twigos I STEPHEN RUBERTS. Se ead st ooo abode ae ativiug at thane galt Yaluod in all at $152. Lear stated that ho loft tho slolgh went to the sidewalk, whead saw deceased covered with While the wba wr. Diood; saw a stab wound on him; I goon afterwards Paper read, Mr. Kxexaw moved old his employer of his being. stabbed, and assisted in | ‘bat it be returned to the gen man, which wae arid. jconveyin: ry toa drug store; he tid mothate | gia : Board the oe Of 0 coutnuniod” . tion ‘was absent when the SED: SRNR: , ‘vote’ en on tbo “extra gorvices”? ask- cone a ans as emer an | Ig nse vge esl area eer went to Etzel's grocery store; when 1 came out leaw | would not affect the vote. 3, i) the witness Mason and a boy standing at the head of the | “Sir tvxg said he never héat! of sach @ request; ‘and ment stairs; I soon saw two men come out of the ent, frst a white man and then acolored man; 1 | Mora! Wat the Paper be returned 10. the gentleman, Tecognize the prisoner as the colored man; the other | subs:quently Mr. Tutix outéred the Board and asked i, fora mandamus should be denied, but without coats. Motten for a Permanent Injunction to Re- strain the Sale of Property Seized Under an Execution Upon ‘n Confession of Judgment. || Greenwald and Others vs. Goldsmith, et al.—This was}, ‘ motion by plaintifls for a permanent injunction re- straining the defendants from selling and disposing of certain property seized by a part of the defendants under an execution issued upon a confession of judgment made wo the defendants. for a few minutes at 652 Broadway, and.on returning-1o where hehad Jeft it (ound that 1t had gone off, and shortly: after he found the sleigh in King’s ion. Kit claimed that he found the turn out in street, BO owner: chad taken it, He w mmitied in. default oc $800 vail to answer. we % Rosegay oF 4 Coage.—Matthew Morrissey, a. coach Griver, was standing near his coach, which he valued a} $2,000, at. No, 61 West Thirty-fifth: street, on Wednes, day last, when a party of men came up and commenced: removing the blankets from the horses’ backs. Morrie Ross & Co. Witness—They may or they may not, I eannot sxy. Commissioner—Of whit use is that paper, as a basi mess transaction, to you asa clerk in the establishment? ‘Witness—it may dea duplicate of an ordor copied from @ letter; 1 never paid ‘any attention to the marks, and T ‘would not enter the goods unless told by the shipping @lerk that they were shipped, if the paper was hande to me as it now stands, without a word being said, f ‘would not pay attention to it unless the shipping clerk ‘or amember of the firm said er wrote on the back of the per that the goods were shipped. Q Do you know Rw you came to make out these memoranda—they are testified that jumped of he could prevent ber from when it occurred. kn Bee Snyder, - conductor of the wi ‘passed body. The street Jams were not lighted at the tame. oes hearing way adjourned till Monday morning nex! FeLomovs assaurt,-A man named John McKenna was yesterday ai before Justice Dailey on a charge of felonious it preferred bya resident of ; T do not recognize; the two left.and went to- im your handwriting? A. I do not recollect, sir. Q. Gola. | eee “ i o » | to have his vote recorded in favor of the resolution givi ‘ sey attempted to monstrate with the men, when they Would you-bavo made those memoranda out upleas by | _ The plaintifls, who are creditorsor the firm of 4. Gold- | wards Broome street; deceased followed the two men up; | $959 to the clerks of the Common Counetl, SINE | Hanter’s Point, names Nicholas Hughes | The prisoner | tarseq on him and by a litte striking eloquence secured direction of some of the tirm or by direction of the | #mith & Co, of Pottsville, Pa, claim that that firm, on | when ie maw me ie ‘wilt oath blood, he was then |, (he, PRearpmr decided that Mr. F could record | Pew ean emas next. Tt: is ‘alleged ‘by the complainant | 28 silence, while they proceeded to take. ion various, people’ whose names wppear on those memo- | the 12th of December, with the connivance of the firm | fim (nue, Up Sun cov i he was then | his vote, because the paper bad not feft the ion | that dneipanonie beat him over the head, witha club, at | the coach, leaving one of the party to hala: Morries vanda?® (Objected to.) A. It would be impossible for | of R. Goldsmith & Oo., of this city, who were judgment iJ of the Board, and was not endorsed by any official. an early hour on the xprning of the 25th ult., while he | Uatil the others were safely inside, when he, reloasiog being sworn, says:—I ‘keep a shoo store at the above : 7 pice; Satarday evening, about haif.past six o'clock, 1.| “> 1aslay’s vote was reconted th the alfirmelive: eurd the deceased was killed; I saw a crowd outside, | Mr Kxecu called up a résolution, which was laid on but did mot see deceased ; ten or fifteen minutes before | ie, donating $200 to each of the rs who report white man and colored’ man came in my store to look | fhe’ wevenditigs of the Common Counc at some boots; they said they could get them cheaper r, Poutwas asked for a reason to be ed for next door, in deceased's’ , and would go there; when | such a motion, and pot receiving what he deemed a they were in the store the colored man knocked over a sausfactory one, intimated that ‘could find a reason chair twice; the white man was qalet; I identify the | for such a motion at that time, viz., that it was thought Morrissey, jumped on the.box and drove off ata furi Tate. forrissey started after the coach, but it quickly distanced him, and be immediately repaired w, the Twenty-ninth precinct station house and stated his loss, The boomy nee ig on operation, and in a few minutes {rom the Sixteenth precinct an answer was stating that a man had been arrested for furious driving, and hada coach answering to the description given by peared before Justice Ledwith yesterday moraing entered a complaint against the man who beld bim and ame to say; I presuine I would have made out such ebemoranda Trom a totter or by directions from one of the’ firm. Q. Were they made out in the ordinary oourne of business? Ruled out. Mr. Bell offered the memoranda in evidence, Mr Dodohue objected. ) Phe Commissioner allowed the papers to be put in. “Another bundic ef papers was here handed to the wit- meas. He said they appeared to be the same as the oth- ‘and some of them, he remarked, were in his hand- weal there was nothing in these papers to show that creditors of Goldsmith Brothers, secretly disposed and shipped their goods to this city, and that upon their ar rival here R. Goidamith & Co, seized the goods under an execution issued eget tan of judgment. This was on his way homg from a ballin the Eastern Dis- trict. His injuries apof a serious character. | Surcpr or 4 Wowax.~Mrs. Margaret Carter, residiog at No. 48 Devoe street, E. D., died at her residence at half-past six o’clock tat evening from-the ¢éffects of a dose of Paris gretn vhich she had taken the night preyi- ous for the purpdse sf jelf-destruction. Mrs, Carter had been complaining of ber head for some time back, and it ia supposed that me took the poison while temporarily judgment, it was was fraudulent and gotten up ‘a3 a cloak to biuder piaintif!s from yetting the beneiit of sundry attachments which they had taken ‘out in this court, on the ground that Goldsmith Brothers were non- residents. The defendants, R. Goldsmith & Co., showed by affidavit that they wero not cognizant of the alleged removal or disposition of their goods by Goldsmith H Jee had Charged them. on the books; these papers were | Brothers: that they were jadgment creditors in good | Prisoners as the two men. . that the reporters could be bribed to suppress the sasance. She leave a husband and three children. arrested while drivi man ‘Kept on file in the store if they belonged to the firm; | faith, and that theirexecution was issued in protection SONSORNY. OF Eimenuanye STEED, ceedings, From what he knew of the chuvauer of some Foun Dgap ix Hi Bev.—Coroner Smith yesterday fave his name as PDiip Parcells oe be Gaaear to the mome of the papere have holes in them, but witness can- | of their righta. Richard Field, being sworn. says:—I am a police officer | of the gentlemen who reported the proceedings of the | charge said it was all right. weet nay they were ever on the file. Senne A. Seward, in bebalf of the piaiutifts, | ef theifth precinct; L know both the prisoners; Satar- | Board, “thoy would not be 1) sappress the | Held an inquest f.\he cave of Stephen Masters, who . ‘athe Stage of the proceedings the further hearmg | contended tbat as attaching creditors, under the recent | dayrevening, at about twenty minutes to eight o'clock I | « rasoally proceedings of the that afternoon. was found dead in his bed, at No. 200 Graham avenue, Commrrtep For FrLosious Assacut.—Martio Dich wap committed yesterday by Justice Mansfield in $1,000 for shooting William Henry Young, of 439 East Houston street, on New Year's day. Mr. Young, who was unable saw the two crossing Canal street from the Eighth to the ie aera Wier nie cette | WO aca" ot eden teh ; Atollows ef ha Monn Prats DONATION TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. stroot, where they separated; T afterwards arrested the | A resolution was adopted donating $1,000 to each of colored man; rw s ; I arrested | the Commissioners of the Si Fund, and $600 each them on.a charge of an amaault made by hitn on the 1118 | to the Presidents of the Boards of Aldermen and Council. en Seer ened Abrebaya The pson (col ioced) op to | On eh members Of she Bouse of HED. r ate he was chaleed wie ‘The Board adjourned to meet this (Friday) afternoon Eastern District, tht previous morning, A verdict of death by apoplexy ws rendered. Casvstries.—A lalrer named Michael Hanley sus- tained a fracture of ae of bis legs and other injuries, about half-past four oclock yesterday by the caving in of an cmbakment in Meise are, ED. ‘He was sent to eS ‘by the police of the Ir was edjourned tii Saturday. decision in the Court of Appeais, they had a specitic lien, and were entitled to come m and set aside any pro- cess or proceeding which, based upon fraud, hindered and delayed them in the prosecution of their rights. Mr. H. & Coben, on behalf of the judgment creditors, claimed that the recent decisions relied on by counsel were in cases in which no process of the court was in force, and that creditors who had obtained attachments solely on the ground of defendant being a non-resident did not bave that specific lien which creditors who had attached on account of fraud on part of their debtors be ig] ibly have. It was also contended that piain- ute, non-resident creditors, could not come into this State and bring a suit in equity to set aside a judg- ment obtained by resident creditors. The Court, after hearing argument, took the papers SUPREME COURT—CHAM3ERS. The Croton Opinion— Mandamne ¢ ef the OMice of President Denied. Before Judge Ingraham. ‘The People, ex rel. John J. Bradley, vs. Thomas Stephens et or.—This case, in which an order to show cause why peremptory mandamus should not issue to compel ‘Thomas Stephens, President of the Croton Aqueduct De- partment, to surrender the office to John J. Bradley, the E No. 42 Thompson street; after this negra nt a ie ee ee ene} white;man was on a and of being an escaped convict; from information. that 1 NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. afterwards received I was —— that these two men eee a were the same that stabbed deceased. J Chy. ‘TRSTIMONY OF OFFICER PICKRIT. Patrick H. Pickett, being sworn, sald:—I am a AcciDERT ON Tus Exe Raitway.—A cattle train was Precinct i appoi! ranted, and which argued before decisidn. officer of this 5 atabout six o’clock thrown track yésterday foren tween Gabisnrapeccmeatcesd gp Weeaaaeas and reserved’ ite pests five minutes on ‘Scaring svoning {wont to Thompaoe Sabu eal thidwens CELL a be tes insictad each aries upon ‘one of Young’s eyes 29, ult, Was decided yesterday. The following is the COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. pay, inery Mills there; T then learned that © white oY teen cars were damaged. Pan yee ny train Smt Anormen Srinatva AvrraY.—Henry Yaget,. spit Mr Jigen rn tema | rma coe —Cuunean Non 40, 181,10, | Sa ll cane, Get atts entrees | SoetyaSaer eseaaese Jet Tae Lani ing a remand Shuiaaabids abn solega opuar“senclien. de Hina ‘data pi .208 ta afterwards met officer Fields and told him that wo were | Monx ILucrr Dumutanion.—Five barrels of whiskey | street prisen upon a temporary oe toy the relator. DOARD OF WEALTH. ia reerchen be sald be Ulought he had ihe two teen; Mr, | Were seled by adetective of the Internal Revenue yes- Zuko complains of Biiward Moi and. Dean ‘Preven, ‘The relator was appointed by the Mayor and Hoard of 9 eating Tenement, Holidid'té we went to the Fifth prociact and identified them as terday forenoon, at the Erie Raflway dopot, where they the ‘ond Aldermen on the 7ih of December, 1986, President of the a eek aes aati oe Gata Croton Aqueduct Board. Stephens had filled that office on the Coroner's warrant; since the colored Seat petal taleetnng eo sir sane at ie a a u held yesterday afternoon, President Sebults in the chair. fd that be jerked the knife from a haad and mabved ‘Baginesr end Acvictant Commissioner for three yrars Brom the paraage of the act, and thea providing as fol. Qows:—“And any vacancy in their aumber abal) be Oiled fy the members of ihe Board remaining in office.” Glawe of New York, 1866, 2d vol., p. 2,058.) The title of ‘Gio net ie ‘An act to enabie the Board of Supervieors of On his seat the President intimated, for the tnfor- BEF FE H it i fi t Es gt i i] T Fe 4 | hi i itt of ‘Whe county of New York to money by tax for the ‘Officer Jobn 8. Moore, also of the inct, cor- pF pd fe gry y tderdaelys reberatatithe sentimony iva by ae on pee. fe based ave that the term of Jenn Det, tin 8 ey ee the le not extended; that the whele of the Deen in the country about fifteen years; 1 have not soon relating t@ the officers of thie department is im for ry ; I Bave seen his body since his See macs sek ditt guia, ey to ee ° : avey Mt me nerd It te mot 2th inet. The of thelr number’’ on): ies te the Engineer and As- by Lexington, jam Blue Boanet, a ecapnateriateannlanta pg gS Ng nd bo ar ll Rel hae ee eee aru ‘No question eng arise in this case as to the extension et eae: ieaiadied eines exam ofa Cuangen witn Sreauxo 4 Poctsrsoon.—Sarab Miller, | #. B. 6 Alde- * ef the term of office of the respondent, because it ix Trane, Wier wating soseener of Goat Ncagncite M160 fhote Gidae tore ot MM clara! |" maaEET Latta, by Aubin Louls Hedouin de Pons Ledore. lea? tat he was not included uader the term of “en Seeciaed the tase 00 CaO bGEG, Whe teeioned STALE, pede a tem ia oy ups myie®, | Grencoe; end marovn.. 2 2 The Fresh page senneene is roses Sea veto ing, vanset. pen en AR i ee | Tare Jockey Gu | nage of the tribunal of the Marshals of France, ind ep than eckad to toe bungee Cuartes Boneaas itanent ‘the table it bad deen left. Sarab temow m ous- . We ‘was the last of the family of the great Oobert. He wes whether the words ‘‘ vacancy, thee nuniver" aponee ages el earn Fame ly Lag a Newark, Maio tn 2 pred a > wegler be the whole Board er to the previously mamed in ‘omas Ook na 1 a 2 ee an een ae Sared ‘& most unique Sf, cosamaancy, abd earings et pfisonems were then arraigned and exam! noap Compamns.—Mr. J. Butler, of New Branewick, as Picturesque costume, objost U latter qx 1 ontertas doubt. The a. ne vasuncy lo their number” must be referred to Cena eet, Troms ereet, fad by necveaiion iz | t2 Darpone of testing the legal rights of reitroed com- 20's. Setlow aot with twe rows of ibe tasus sen. of be has follows—"' by the members of the Board remaining to Dr. and a committee. a batcher. In relation to the against him, Man. | paiiles to refuse to scodpt cikete parchased the day | Patrick, br. ‘old Pomplers of the National Guard; a huge old. Se ee ee ae aa ‘The report of Superintendent Dalton was received and tel mi'"Onoh and rors vegeta al day; in the on Suuattay permeate 0 ticket on | 4 hy ayears tenes Beem gen daespe o = = a fhe words ‘remaining in offce” includes the Prestdemt | "De. awimpvane aietige addrensed. by J. ¥. | to dectiant's pisce; {then Bed some ‘worad Wh im, | cht” ine ezoucene eetteed Tet and thie day | dam by Ginow, 8 ‘open at the sides and buttoned Shoda become vacant, as ove to be fled by other inem writs of coclerny information tavieg ween tesclved | Kpife from bi bend, hon be" gruped another and! | cogducnee fer, Jacon yes on, hogs. ot | tape ‘ot the mde; bie Ac of the Board. There is vo grammatical rate which forbids isroagh the Sate heparan iran 10 backed me up to the basement ; 1 stabbed de- | epee of his ng Fgh ‘arrested and required to | “it wot names T. pF = Bo shoulders ie thick sbining Sigconeirvcion ofthe sentence; but wach ute OU that epidemic. The United States Conse! at seated in defending mpm; fot (be Hale | hed with |, give ball to-appent at court and answer the charge. ie West by Lexington, 1 | Sar crooked al nick ot the of ihe tr Weoents Foerrrcn © mete the coontens cae Ra oy gt Say dT ot oo OY of age, |. Roawav Accupere.—On Wednesday afternoon, about me WB of pas te i “Rotwtaandog tha ee ie reese Bis provisions ‘above referred to. It's contended, on the | fetta; 4eeeees proraiting there Thirty Gesthe ott of "Thomas five o'clock, a horse attached %0 a Tight sléigh, becoming | Brown, 37 genius properly, would bare fhesovs. hearers Set ee ore read, beveaes forty-two casee during the fist tree days of ite appear. Cook Poo rec on cable, ran away,jibrowing the ot the | ym . ye bitésete ‘sh ahd. 2 fm te sanagaah ewction ofthe ancond arte viet ote | ee Cenea ae For tg RO of the stabbing } vehicle, tye driver aad’ two children of Mr. Obaries Tay- | daran, by The dom Lewis, by Baroness Binet do Marcoanet: wae eae The sccused partiea were thes hdndcutfed and taken | Jor, of 248 High stévet, to the ground. Fortunately the | , Clemons ® yea. iene oi ‘tm the ttle” to the Tombs on the Coroner's commitment, to await v Po pays i or bill y be passed by the Laginia- Srvtal on. than one subject, and that shal! a Course, New Oricase, Thurs- wt, Jockey Ciud purse, $600, i Deore man oni e par of gs 0d natn of Sateen eters ra kahey ead of baad Germany. His reiati tbe ‘ecroea nae suii'opd Beekman Plank Rona Company. 22 Bart, remelas for tereent. the Passio iver aa 8 syuia "0 UR | aay, Doorendor Ber pres ter her twentietn ‘do not invalidale those enactments whet Teesbing the east geet mth of ero miles, ih year yh by he served se ra ta the wie Pullip va she Mayer STATEN ISLAND INTELLICENCE, mits Peakvce ; erily bo ag at aa bis ad, the arom of Ree chy wr coay, 0 to lew Te fevers, caage Hitt ee ne ee Athecare due-at tbe i . ames Ee A: Baaith'a'h C Mollie Aus. | | Ata ores to tbe Brit feline at sich prvionsomnd an - oy ant Pouce Reronr.—The monthly police report we, ‘Seythien, ” — srmaemeninpthre yea ry order with be title have yncorporated robbed of §500 worth of wearing apparel with other sa- td an Inthe serous small articles, Tee robbery was effected by cre rT las People va McCans' (Rowen, 7}, 10 feluremo breaking the lower: froot the fam oe, have tat babe doomed a pitiad or lors always been a welcome te ter, it enye:— "Tt is ve . . montage . 4 Sy = Tn yen RAFF ‘charitable and kind ihe nee ee Sie enias mettre Suber verglaries baw 1 ia sald, dove ited Tu she = mp bed game vicinity on the y oagh Con! Ne ee eaee Ww resumnnl over, tn to be To ont ef@otect ‘ Shether ought wot Yo be considered of & ten patice ores aa the bali which are ibe Ee nous ¢ A similar wee on cannot be very oy if lng Ey i