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4, NEW, YORK , HERALD,, TUESDAY, APRH, 16, next. Further proceedings in the case, accord {ng to this SR = 8 3 22 CO UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT | tcserpreiation of no rule by legal gontionsen, will vere. fore be ‘postponed anti! that time. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. DEATU UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. BOARD OF ALOERMER, Coroner’s Inquest on the Late Jebw'G. Myers—The Examination Net Yet Com- The Fair for the Benes of Homan Catholic Children—The Hackney Coaches—The New ond aaet ot Ser Ole held evue Hospital over the body The Board mot at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, na Nein ae eemeekas Beare en oy py te ir x edeentn The | Lovajoy’s Hotel in this olty, and who bad. received _eersavhpe permission ~" ers caipccra injuries about the head in an affray with several parties Protection ie ph pone we Dey Ch = 4 on the day before at the saloon on ihe corner of Cedar erect a temporary wooden bullding on the worinerty side | 1"eet and Broadway. The principal objot of inquiry i to ascertain whother the deceased came to his death Jf Calc oxeare Sat SAE AE REMAN Apanet ete by the injuries received, or frem an affection of the able fair in said building, mot The Hum rat Pn ‘wuhwit weet Or «| ict ae caer large number of property owners in Wall street, praying poi Opinion of Chief Justice Chase in the Mississippi Injunction Case. The Execative of the Nation Cannot be | He went as tar as “Aéspitico, ‘He’ landed, deter. @eamer was Restrained by the Judiciary. the John 1. ‘ftéphens, of which the appel- The Motion to File the Bill Sites calor torn, cteed to pay hs” Denied. ibe miprenhontereminsmnenstons. — pment yt a Leap Snapeaies & John Boddecker, sworn—I live at No, 238 Rivington enied. Duane was on . couduoted himself properly A resolation was offered, amending s resolution adopt- | street, and am employed by Mr. Schwartz asa bartender Pbtleon board the Jowa L. Stephens, ‘but was put 08 $4 July 17, 1000, designating certain stands for hackney | a4 hie saloon at No, 195 Broadway; have known de- was | that “hereafter all hackney coaches: for Wire, to | ceased by sight about year; he camo to the saloon at Decision in the Case of Duane vs. The San be driven in the Park, may stand "at all about half-past one o'clock on Saturday afternoon; he se oe ane eee an Care te bah i carl Son EEO sale te quis Bin Commi ; in Seventh avenue . Schwartz: going Im out; deceased Francisco Vigilance thee, fty-cighth aud Fifty-mioth ponte! in Diath went ont bet revarned it half-past five o'clock; ith and Sixty-secondgstreets; | he was still intoxicated, but at last he took a seat an: between Eighth and Ninth | kept quiet; while he was sitting on the chair he sud- avenues; west side of Filth sean ewes Fiftg-first | denly felt over upon the floor; some men present laughed Tux Croton Boaro,—A special meeting of this Board teamer Peterhoff Restored and Seventy-second streets, and street, between | at him; deceased up and to another bar- noon The Prize S re to t pay, thas fth and Eighth avenues,” Keeper’ asked eg gis gee lg ts scp! —e for the purpose of secciving Her Owners. bist 3 er cdoarm favored the of the resolu: | the same time the deceased struck out and | Didi for open ‘and sewers, but in the absence 3 ent ‘thon, for the ene shee barked that yaann. were | hit the Derkoaper: fayeen tne | ben es a Satarday oy poh Eh, journmeat was ordered till ivi wa whe wished monopolize med Kubert Stace; LJ ; i &o. &e. &e. board and roma mip | tauleead we ~ & “ Biacey told eased a mas vory Th Lula; another |" Tur Sraaxmme Gniur Easrany.—The “big i » Noarow ordinance, as it original! man named Ryan Stacey leceased 85 |-tinued to attract the attention of sight seekers yester. inalest, Case—Opinien ve acertain gentleman, whe had been a mom- deceased then strack Ryan, which ‘Ten, Steen talenes eae af | Seaeeoe 2 ar - bor of nls Boerd, the contol of ail thie patronage, aad | etarted uw nose bleodiog; batt Staoey and’Ryan thea | ay. From moralng tit! duak large parties of spectators W. 867. he (Mr, Norton) Loped the resolution be adopted. | went out; both Stacey and Ryan ‘hen went ut deceased |.in tug boats, row boats and other around ‘asuunarox, April 15, 1867. teal My 7 ‘The resolu then ie ah and’ bo was knocked down; ‘of. us went to the as--| tho vessel, admiring its gigantic ‘specu. Tn thé United Sistes Supreme Court to-day the Cnisf | Raving Soamney ke were matters thet had noltnog |... £resdtuttom ing eight hours's day | sistance of deceased and got him up, and were in the act | lating on ita seagoing qualities No vieltors were ad- on of ‘action. eday's work for all the employés of the wern- | of taking him to the street when both these men at- | muitedon board. The vessel will sail today, at two Sustioe delivered tho opinion of the Court in the case of | to do with thisaction,’ ‘There was n0 right to recover | Tent * husk fee el7 the, enaplones St tie ott oe tacked him again, and kno:ked'him down; a! o'clock PM ‘The excursion steamer Ri the Btale of Mississippi va. Androw Johnson, President | for such cause, and, all'the facts the sum of : Nan" “winklo wit accompany the’ Great eidierd $50 would compensate Duane for all damage suf fered in comequene of ‘be act of Pearson. The caso was, re, ‘with instructions Judgmont for that rsam. ‘It was further ordered that ‘each party pay his own costs here, Board received the following communication from | Siacey kicked Counsel Richard O’Gorman:— =, men Off, washed’ deceased, and a@ friend of his took him ‘Law Durawraenr, } away, Of the United States, and E, 0, C. Ord, on the motion for leave to file a Dill, as followai— Amotion was made some days since in behalf of the Btate of Mississippi for leave to fle @ bill in the name of the’State, praying this court perpetually to enjoin and restrain Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, and EQ. .G, Ora, General commanding in the district of Mississippi and Arkansas, from execu:ing or in any manner carrying out certain acts of Congress therein named. The acis referred to are those of March 2and March 23, 1867, commonly known as the. Recon- struction acta, The Attorney Genoral objected to the leave asked for upon tho grounds that no bill which makes the President a defendant and seeks an injuno tion against him to restrain the performance of his duties as Prosident should be allowed to b» filed in this court, This point has been fully argued, and we will now dispose of it Wo shall limit our inquiry to 4 Orvice or Tux CouNsEL TO Tim CORPORATION, TESTIMONY OF FREDERICK DIRKMAN, ‘New Youx, April 8, 1867. To ram Honorance THe BOARD oF ALDERMEN :— fort street; am a barkeeper in the employ of Schwa: GuxTLawmx—I bave the honor to acknowledge the ro- | was present on Saturday when Myers was acsnuitod; | issuit mn in the. Case the Peterhoft—No Blockade of the Rio Grande—Order ef Resvoration. The Peterhoff, Her Tackle, &e., Appellant, vs, The United ‘States,—Mr, Chiet Justice Chaso road the opinion of the Court in this case, restoring the ehip aud so much of the cargo as is not contraband of war, except such portions of the cargo not contraband as belong to the owners of the contraband portions. Tho Court are of the opin. son that the voyage of the Peterhoff was not simulated, and that neither ship nor cargo was destined to tho blockaded coast. It is promised that, in accordance with the declaration of Paris in 1865, paper or construc- tive blockade is al owed by interuational law. It is, then, held that trade botween London and Matamoros, with communicat your “ihe present condition of nothing more; when’ the deceased feil from his | — Ro; the negotiations with the general governmont connected | chair we laughed; he asked us why we laughed, and with the purchase of the lower eud of City Hall | came up and strack me in the left eye; it was not a “Park for a site for a Post Office, and all such facisand | very heavy blow; did not ira tthe~=«biow, | Dodg information touching tho disposition of tho land sn | and weut back behind the ; in the fignt | wien question for the puposes intended as in bis (my) opinion | wiih Stacey and Ryan deceased struggled with one | Xoo! ms 34 be of genera! public interest ’” the nature of the negotiatious with the general govern- | round again and was going to fight ayain, but tell down ment for the purchase of the land in question. upon the floor; Stacey and Ryan then kicked at him Iu pursuance of a resolution of the Common Council, | with their foct; think both of them kicked at bim; } Reve my official duty, coimenced the preparstion of a deed | kicked lim two or three times; we picked him up and of conveyance of tue land in question, and thatdced | washed him; Mr, Calloway, his friend, came shoruy April 17, 1860, giving authority to the city to ‘convey, under. way, Daring the stay of the Great re Frederick Diekman sworn—Reside at No. y Frank- rt the consignees and agents have been liberal in the yestowal of {ree tickets to the public, and only ceased ng them when it became absolutely necessary to ceipt of your resolution, in which you request mo to | could corroborate the statement of last witness, but | prepare’the ship for sea, ki ™ Over.—On complaint of John Wellerte, James, A. McGeehan was arrested and brought before Justice ye, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, charged having, while driving a truck iaden with grain, ked down a boy named Murphy, the wheel of the of them; when they separated he went to the door | k20C! dan aera paul colbing Mareioee 2 reply, Tbeg to state that I have no knowledge of | and they followed. bit; when neat the door be turned | wake Passing over the bea 's tutu, tttelng him gar Disti.ueries Srizzp.—The following seizures made by nue Inspectors Jewett and Craig were reported approved December 18, 1846, I have, in performance of | they hit him round the eye and: on the fic’, they only | yostorday at the office of United States District Attorney Tracey :—T, W, Fogler's distillery at 178 East Twenty- will, probaviy,.be ready for execution to-morrow. afterwards and took him to tho hotel. weventh street, New York. Tho seizure was made on Thave examined the act of the Legislature, passd TESTIMONY OF JOUN DEMPSEY, the ground that three busrels of spirits had been re- John Dempsey, sworn—Reside at Staten Island; ama | moved from the distillery proper to a place other than a the question presented by the objection, without ex- | goods intended to be shipped from Matamoros to Texas, | and also the opinion of s#urray Hofman, in wh.ch he wvar'z’s saloon op Sa‘urday | bonded warehouse, Also another distillery at 270 West reesing any opinion on the broader issues discussed in | V'0!ated no blockade, aud cannot be declared unlawful, | expresses hig satisfaction, as counsel fur the Uniied bet x o’civek, with my brother | Forty-ninth street, New York, the seizure having been precmng, ba and this because thé mouth of the Rio Grande was for | States, with the title of the city. Stacey and Ryan; we went up to the barand hadadrink; | made on the ground of alleged false entries upon tie argument, whether in any case the President of the | huif o! its width within Mexican territory, and for the Under these Girvamatances my official duty is merely anding at th: bar wheu deovased fol; we all | books of the establishment. st as American. © proclamation ¢ President of | cai ut tho resolutions o! Jo ove rt vay; bo was 'y 3 court, to performs puraly muisterial act required by | Feneniry 18, 1804, to the effect that the port | referred to. Beyond tho line of ofllial duty 1 do not | over o where we wore aul hit Stacoy in {he {ago; Stacey | Henry Henning, the German who was so murderously law, of may be held amenable in any tas, Otherwise | of Brownsville had been blockaded, does not | dsire to go in this case. said, 2 have a norion to knock you down,’’ of some- | assaulted by thieves at his store, 501 Broome street, than, by impeachment, for crime. Tho single point | affect the question nor change tho result; nor, inthe | I request of your honorable body immodiate attention | thing fo that effect; Tsaid, “ton't hit bim, as he ts a0 | ahout twelve o'clock on the night of Wednesday lest, to this matter, so that I may be, as carly as possible, | oid man,” and ho said “1 won't,” aud walked away ; de- 64.60 of an express deolaration by ths proper author- apprieed of any further instructions you may desire to | ceased walked after him; I turned round to the bar and which requires consideration is this:—Can the Prosident |} {iy will it bé eald that it was the intention of the govern- died in the New York Hospital from the effects of the be restrained from carrying into effect an act of Congress | ment to blockado the Rio Grande. Tho general doo- | give me. Tom, ExgHeman, roonecttully yours, had my back (o them; I shortly after went out wiih | violence received. The desperate thioves, it will be alleged to be unconstitutional? It is assumed by the | trines of international daw lead irresistibly to the con- RICHARD 0 ¥, Counsel to the Corporation, | my brother; saw nothing more of the dilliculty. | remembered, strack Mr, Henning across the forehead clusion that neutral trade to or from a blockaded country Ordored on file. 7e wich acart rung, knocking him iusensible to the floor, counsel for the State-of Mississippi that the President, ia the execution: of the Revonstruction acts, is Tho Board took up for consideration the question of after by inland navigation or transportation is lawful. It is passing over the Mayor's v-to the resolution au borizing therefore impossible to hold that inland trade trom required to ferfurm a mere ministerial duty, In | Matamoros, in Mexico, to Brownsville or Galveston, in | Ube purchase of a file of this assamption there is, we think, a compounding of | Texas, or {rom Brownsville or Galveston to Matamoros, | past twenty-five years, at a cost of $2,000, wo walked up to Schwartz's aad I left him theretat balf- | cunci the torms “ministerial” and “executive,” which are by | Was aifected by the blockade of the Toxas coast. ‘Alderman NorToy moved that the Board do adhere to | past ten; he was then sobor; I promised to meet hiinat | two, ao ee he pyar in import. A ministerial duty, the Pad action, notwithstanding the veto of the | Sc ‘etl m_ two — time; ab rue once Not formance of which may in proper ca:es be required OF. called at Soh wartz’s, and we came out; we stopped in a Pr tae aad of k dapectinsat iP cla caeune ene NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE, Tiderman Renzr hoped the motion would prevail. | Mr. Roviuson’s abou ur; left him in t to which nothing is left to discretion. It is ~ nn The file of the New York Hexatp wasa valuable docu- | Schwartz's; he was prie'tiy sober at that timo; ai detinite duty, arising under condition admitted ment. It would bean invaluable document for the Cky | turned to Schwartz's and?found decoased with some | affair to exist, or Imposed by law. Tho case of Mar- kth i or bury va Madison, Secretary of. the ‘Treusury (1 Cranch, A May Founn Drownxp.—Yestorday morning, a Now ue conn t ype 2 race had pone nomi- | York boatman discovered the body of aman floating in nfirmed and appointed a justice of the peace | the water at the foot.of Sussex street. When taken out for tho District of Columbia, and his commission had | ge gecoasod was found to be a tall ar fates Deen made out, sigacd and scaled; nothing remained to ‘be done except delivery, and tho ducy of delivery was | brown frock coat, light drab pants, flannel shirt and two in the negative passed the resolution, the Mayor's | went out to Lovejoy’s to see a gentie- oe New York Hexatp for the | yeu . been notifled to hold which they rifled his pockets of $200 in cash, an escaped without being discovered, Coroner Wildey bas inquest on the body, but he juded to postpone the investigation for @ day or a) least, see t A Countrrmax.—Mr, C. R, Schatz, who had his nm at | Pocket picked a few days ago of a valuable watch, and Ire- | why was represented in the published accounts of the asa “countryman,” denies the allegation-and says Library if it were purchased every year, friends, Mesera. Beales, Hinckley, McElroy and Smith | be has always res ded in this city, Tho Board by a vote of thirteon in the affirmative to | Parkes; remained there an hour and a haf; Hosoraviy Discaaraxp.—Domunik Heenly, residing at veto to the contrary notwithstanding. maa for about three quariers of an hour; | No. 94 Oliver street, and who was arrested a short time TY rd thon adjourned to Monday noxt at six | returmed again to Schwartz's; found deceased in tue | agoon acharge of rape preferred by Sophia Connolly, o'clock P.M. washroom; Mr, Delano was washing bis head; I took | was honorably discharged by the Grand Jury. the napkin aud washed lim and Delano wen: away; his | accipawr ar Sea—H Hi “ a how he had got hurt; be said four or five men tad got at | board the sbip Calhoun, while at sea, fell from aloft and NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ADHIRAL FARRAGUT’S FLAGSETP, About as near a8 it can be ascertained, the following ‘are the principal officers of the flagship Frankiin:— Ce by iawon the Booretary ped ier It paees pe tes hat. a his person wero found a pocketbook, BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. right ¢ye was very much swollen; I asked Mr. Myers performance of th's daty might be enfor by | contain! seventeen Cen! and razor, and a belt ony! mandamus issuing {roma court poring Jurisdiction. A with sheath knife, He eae ently becn a iosie shone Tho Board met yesterday, the President, Mr. Brink- | Limand kicked him; 1 inquired of the bartenders who | received a contusion of the skull. On his arrival at this in the case of Kenda'l, Postmaster General, va. Stockton | in the water, the face having been eaten by fsb. Cor- | man, in the chair: the parties wore, and they said they did not know; I | port yesterday be was conveyed to. the New York Hos- oo (12 Peters, be a ‘aol act of Congress had | oner Warren will hold an inquest. Afver thé talnntes of ‘the provieuk meoting 4 | took ae Myers allo but we had to mae the |. pital. - Shokea with auch apts aa the Solicvor of tbe ramen Stowzx Goons Kecovenm.—On Saturday, « piano fho--| nq spproved.a resotution was adopted giving periniesion | Joy's we put lita to: bed; he. & orem pemson should ind due them, and that officer re(meod to credit | try in Canal street, New York, was robbed of musical | +, tne society for. the Protection’of Destitute Roman | D's ¢hosi; about two or three years azo he wos troubled thom ER ceri rsing ap jound doe, Tt was held that | destpuments to the amount of $1,500. “Dotective Fields Catholic Children. to @ proper.'structere:.on the ie Soaeee way; on ja at ton o'clock; did not % this aad waa a saere, somped aver to Jersey City yesterday and, having ob- | north side of Union square, on the ground situated be- +d saa aa adtgon TnMes. pO ai aa ag wee na faingd a warrant from the Recorder, he proceeded to No. | twoen Fourth aveane and ‘Broadway, leaving a passage | Jonp)Deech, M. D., Deing duly sworn. snys:—I have Ore eee ge natgomocy street, where missing property | wide cnough for a reguiar drive @ay. made es post-mortem Of the ‘of was foun He : except one unfinished plano, and restored to lon; judgment. ‘The law. required examination ‘thee pwner. ‘Witbout transacting any ovher-business the Board ad- | ceased now lying at the Morgue; thero ‘was gene:ai tum! of of a single specific act, aud that per- Admiral, B. G; Farragut, commanding European Squad- the dournedullt Feucedey. fication of head and face, w! y formance, it was hold, might be required by mandamus. Atreurr to ‘Levy RuAckMam—Several wooks ago ——_—__———_ both eyes, two abrasions over the hridge of the nose, the | ron; Captatn, A. M Pennock, commanding flagship; oe t is tee daty of tha —— in the exer. | levers were received by Mr. Barnes, No. 251 Washington BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN. _— being broken; Tr) oer be a right cheek | Fieet captain, Wm. E. Leroy; Commander J, W, Shirk, is wer to pee that are faithfully ex: ae. Ly er near eye, ex! ve copiusions 7 outed, ahd’ among these laws the nels named tu the bi, eet ard reo bepwrryr hot 14 Robinsou street, New | he Board of Aldermon of Brooklyn mot yesterday | abovo; there were five abrasions on the left knee, three | OPdnance officer of the fleet; Licutonant-commander E, Sits Son's Se gro ty i ts | ths wrt be oa ater csi apie oem | SN ae RS OA peel alleen ae e mil stricts, and the ir w com! m, a} long’ ve « anterior: o 5 commander Augustus P. Cooke, navigation oMcer; Joba to detail sufficient mil ‘orce*to enable such ofit ernm A commenication ‘was received from the’ Board of were soveral eochy nosed spots the brain; y : G6 diecharge their duties ‘under the law, By the supe | (0% ‘stilling without. guvermmens license. The letter | roan, calling the attention of the Aldermen toa num. | the liver was futty, Kidneys gratia, hone bypertre: |W ba Pag a ey Joba 0. ees fleet er, ‘act other duties aro imposed on tho several and ahalf. Tne cause of @ generale, an: their duties must necessarily under the supervision of the President, as rin Chief, The duty thus imposed on the President is in no just sense mivisterial, 1 is purcly executive acd poiitical, An attempt on the part of the judicial departmeut of the government to enjoin was signed “H. Williams, Post Office, J City.” The police authorities having beon appliod ‘to, Totoot ve Nugent was stationed at Post Oftice, where he de- tected a boy calling for the lewers, The lad ped out dogged by the detective, and at the corner of a stre: met a man, to whom he gave the letters. Both were at once arrested. The so-called Williams turned out to be ber of sunken Jots in South Brooklyn, which were <a weighing One pouni il the public henlth. The matter was referrod to the The case was thon adjourned until Thursday morning The Committee on Lamps and Gas reported in favor ®@change in this vicinity, and will develop = variety of covered with stagnant water, and wore prejudicial to | fetes fecvived. one ‘be Deart excited by the Im- | cisimante for. the shore stations vacaled. Captatne Parker, Almy and Worden have boen spoken of Rodgers, x el as relieving Captain neck, but the first and sgt ahaa ct nag nie wim om dechue; tie third ls not available, boing weapon te ‘Brazil station, and as to the fourth, his health is of attaching two feet burners to each lamp; also to en ) OUTRAGE MIDDAY. am eh . @ man named McAlvanah, ia the employmont of a firm C : BOLD an fe po pe vera alee lh BAG, Female ho perioemtsion Of natn dution by the Fresideat | ta Washington saree, and the writor of vine tnteebettag | Caries ee cane ee ey, 10 piace his patent epon leave of absence until recruited. bt be justly characterized, in the Junice ts as “an absurd nnd eae “it %. that in the instance before us feterpesition the Court is not sought to enforce acti: lotters was William ‘Kelner, clerk in said firm. Both these aro uow in prison. Luxconn Cetenration, —The Lincoln Association of this & one we The Committee on Lands reported in favor of repair- ing the Forty-seventh regiment armory, in Fourth nin BROOKLYN YARD. A Principal of a School Brutally Aennulted— | Wie rumored tbat Cap-ain J, RM Mullany, now To- Alleged Attempt at Highway Rebbery. epector of Urdnance, has been offered the,position, and The monotony of the business at the Esecr Market | also that Captain J. C. Williamson is an applicant. ‘Now by the Executive under constitutional legislation, but to | city held a celebration in Newark avenue last evening in | 7#° Feport tay Bosra ged ‘such action under legislation alleged to be un- A report in favor of repairing the building at the cor- | Police Court, where for some considerable time past the | WB comes next? a W. E. Leroy. tne New Constivutiooals ‘But wo are tuable te pemecice chor tine | commemoration of tho death of Abraham Lincoln, The | ner of South Fimt and Firth stecets, tebe" coounios co pera 1h eae presiding Justice and. lorke hes bees | YOrk2Rendezvens (of course no ono wil for this the Fourth District Court, was ado; 5 Alderman Hatuaway, who thinks the expenses of the | mostly engaged in the finingand committing unfortunate | this Fire Department are in excess of what they should be, | “bummers” or disorderly obaracters, the “hearing ana | ¢%t¥ celebration was followed by a commemoration of another the exe:cise of | event that ooourred on the 16th of April, the raising of Bxecutive discretion. It was admitied in the argument | the flag on Fort Sumter. ‘Rota of mock weight acalnst tk. Bad hi rl mooh weight ac: it bar that this Court wold in any Cuvsainc Peacerc. Crrmexs—Tas New Potics.—One of arrest the ee 2 ene. the special officers named Herman Polsen, employed by bied that ap- | the liquor dealers to proserve order on Sunday, was ject would Seamaniceaeny Drought before Reoorder Avery yesterday morning for for the aunexation | divers assaults committed on unoffending citizens, the denied. It made im- Lay wo complainant being a man named Clopping. Chief Engineer be ascortained as to what changes could adopted, The Board then adjourned. of the Excise law, preferred by ambitious officers against careless liquor dealers, all of which were numerous = jetailed for the Minnesota, The rumor about Com- going out to the squadron does not thus far develop into facta. fixet named officer has been heard to say’that he r had any expectations of the kind. Gunner A. F. i : : i ay topether | ‘Th Who Ought to Keep the Carriage Way | ' tn ‘rocks of seel’” bearing Ia their fees ene | neve i | portant and permanent changes in the relative impori- jis instalment in the office, it would appear, made bim Ence of States and sections; end was by many supposed | bair-brained, and of course’he set up the defeuce that it | TR? daya.of drifted snow and the consoquent slush | uncontrolled, brutal instincts and general depravity. | goes to be pregnant with disastrous résukes'to large iatercsts | was Only a few slight knocks on the hoad and other in- | and mud have for a time gono past; but the days of | The unusual sactnan savudhenending the extraordi- in particular States; but noone se2msto have thought | nocent capers. Tho Recorder, however, took a different | street nuisances have not disappeared with the advent | 2&tY,Vigilance of the Metropolitan police, of detected of an application for an injunction against tho execution | View of the amusement so-calied, and Polson was held to PP 0 advent | criminals in the hands of tue authorities caused quite | ¢) of thé act by the Prosident; and yet it is difficult to | ball for triul, of warm weather. The Fifth is the only avenue through | am excitoment as in charge of the officers these two men | 1m thi perceive upon what principle ihe appifcation now tela Newark. which the up town proprietors of handsome equipages | Were brought through the streets, and as a consequ quite a crowd followed them, escorting them to tl and similar applications in that and * Learen yrom 4 Wixpow.—A young lady in the employ § g : Hi Se Ee ld are ren aries Pe ah st, ae of the Clarke Thread Manufacturing Company, foot of | Park, without having to contest the roadway with up | are Joroph Jobueon and Goorge Murray. The particu cutee an SUE udgmeat the profession that uo | Passaic stroot, Jumped from the window of the factory | and” dowa town cars, but oven this eplendia | of tbe crime with which they sood charged, whlch, 1 & oa id bo My hee hd hardiy | yesterday, and had avery narrow escape from being | thoroughfare cannot be driven over without eon- vate eet eae Comer ote | Manat ag | tnstantly killed, It scems that portion of the ma- | siderable inconvenionce and unpleasantness, to aay ploy cbinery of the factory gave way, making a loud noise, ‘Mm enactment, when the purpose Is evident and which the lady mistook fur a more serious casualty, and the execution of tat Durpoee ooriain, be dletinguistied in losing yo BED of mind she leaped from the window to such iuterposition against the | tothe of @ building bolow, a distance of twonty such alaw by the President? The Congress is | feet She was conveyed to hor ‘home, corner of High legislative department of the government. The | 20d Academy streets, and medical assistance rendered. President is the executive department. Noither can be | It was ascertained tuat a concussion of the spine tad restrained in its action by the judicial department, | been produced by her fall upon the roof, and it 1s foared though the acts of both, when performed, are in p: that she has also received serious internal injuries, ne sabject bo gna Maiaveenene sich Elizabeth, interference upon consideration of Imporrant Annests.—On Saturday night three me: 8 Consequences, Suppose the bill fl ny br Bi filed, and | named George Kelser, John F, Hollerd and Chartes Heild were arrested by Deputy Chicf of Police Maguire on a charge of passing counterfelt money, After having “shoved” several of their worthless bills on parties in town, they entered the Inger boer saloon of Philip Worth, on the corner of Market and Elizabeth streete, whore they were arrested. They were at once taken to the county jail and a searoh of their cloth heme re- 18 discovery of five connterfeit ten dollar nie nothing of danger. Tho carriage way in soveral ie inede the place of deposit for “laze Vganatites ot emate! rials to be employed in the erection of new buildings, i i f Tow down town streetn, Botweon Forty-fitth and Forty- billet ,of wood, cutting him very severely, and of bricks, mortar and other building materiais, and near asailant, when & short ensued, in the | Yard Fortieth ‘street, where sore. new residences’ are bring o aan FohReem, racewed @tew.marke built, the “nuisance "almost "an great Tt ts Dubol needless to say that these accumulations present a con- siderable impediment to traffic. In the latter part of the afternoon the carriage way is not found to be too it sate to go out into the street, proceeded up neous collections prosont, In addition to these consids | estes and . When part way up he was met by | duty, erable inconvenience and danger is caused by the large heard @ disturb. | store number of holes which have been allowed to remain un- filled in different parts of tho avenue, Along the whole distance, from about Thirticth to Fifty-sixth street, the pavement is in the most uneven condi- ‘ Mr. tion, and near Tairty-sixth Street it is quite an ay ee money, amou! unsafe for passage. At joint there is a rut of some 3 bad ved Court ts withoui to enforce its procosa If, on tho other the President complies with the refuses to execute the act Clear that a collision may weon the exectitive and legislative depart. rnment? not the House of Representatives impeach the Piel oat for uch lay bleeding. A famed which Mr, the mandoers Braine, Jouett and FIFTH AVENUE. enough, was relieved yesterday afternoon by the appear- | Europeon The Portsm yment of | commission Ma; ion as Commander M. Haxton natui Hy falis into place), Captain Leroy hav been tothe as Commander, promoted while on that duty and retail after promot mand having offerod a resolution to the effect that the opinion of the | determining” mattcrs of assault and battery of various | also 5G from. Misctiensd Cockeneaes yen and investi; of alleged vit master Bradford will have to be relieved. Sui be made to reduce the expenses. The resolution was | 4exrees, vestigating charges rrbchatbons: FEW Peead bonieygebsshes.ivemn inks sraiaea) te eepeeor Repaired ¢ marked evidences of the existence of bad passions | Thompson, now on ordnance duty at the Navy Yard, ‘as gunner of the Franklin, APPEARANCE OF THR NAVY YARD, Now that lovely spring {s putting on ber Fenian man- re officers of the yard appeat to unite in doing all cir power to beautify the yard. Young trees are being hg rr a ~_ oa — — —— are re- movi ing objectionable on account ir proximit} and valuable teams can enjoy an afternoon drive to the doorway of the court house. The names of the prisoners | to he walls and affording to many facilities for scaling ars | them. The strict economy which prevails bids fair to Jet the beautiful garden at the Admiral’s house go to easily excelied, are | waste, there being uo provisions for a gardener to culti- it, and this Cyad = A does not enable him to em- one. nage ort sighted economy of the powers tbat be ‘THE STOR® SUIT MEMPOTS. about boheme, pesteraeg amt - ‘ho was entering pa Memphis will sail about the —s of te ‘month. other the schooi house, ‘was, it is said, axsauited by the ler boilers need extensive repairs, and upon her return Tks deencroicnnmnes untrotncere ance tnuaeie prtoner Jobasen, ‘who struck him over the heed with « | she wili probably be laid up (or that purpose. HOARD OF RXAMINATION, sixth stroeta half the road is encumbered by a collection | S@¥sing the blood to flow freely, Mr. Dubois. grappled A board of officers has been convened at the Na’ composed of the following :— Rear Admirals 8. Pearson and Charies H. Bell—they jualifications of Captains Golds boroazh and Green for promotion to the grade of com- modores, REPORTED FOR DUTY. wide even without such obstructions as these miscella. | St#irs with the intention of seeking some other means of Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Belden has reported for (MISCELLANEOUS, outh and Saratoga will be ready to go in of the national currency and $62 in genuine money, by feet in len, with a di z yl yor by sraaney Pe a eean’g | Tho follows are now locked up im the ‘county Jail to await bp eo feat, and's lie lower’ down wracerser | the roy and which doubt- | The Receiving ship Vormont has now about eight hun- from sitting as @ court of Impeach. trial, hole running across quite twelve feet in length, The less furnished the ive soa ne ge ae al as there | dred men on board. ie ie ps ould the strange spectacle 8 offered to the Hudson City, footpaths which cross the avenue are also in a dilapl. | Could be none other, iay on the floor beside him. This ‘The Massachusetts, which should have sailed on the been laid close to one another, and the dry wind of the before seven yesterday mornings firo broke out inthe | jinitse ‘days has removed the: soil which filled the cf ‘was of course taken charge of. Jn the mean- | 10th and did not go until the 11th, was detained to take Depravorns or 4 Hovel SY Fim.—As 0. quarter | Gated commuen; Cho.ctenss th) some pincee have et J of the Bleventh precinct, bad | aguard of marines to ng En time officer Chapman, recetved information that a disturbance was in progress, bout $200,000 in grosabecks, which did not arrive until frame building situated on the second range of crags at | interstices, and has left holes of from six inches to # upon the scene. Jolinson, was date, De time im mome cone SucD | the Bergen cut and almost overhanging the railroad. | foot in Widih, aad of vasying depth, ‘This sete ot of by him, and in answer 10 an-in | Lioutonant W. J, Squiers went down in charge of the this court bas no jarisdiction of a | The flames, nourished by a fresh morning breeze, made | things has existed now for some time, but there is no Fens! iim there, stated that he marines. in the co of hig | auick work of the premises, and before assistance could | sign of anything being done to repair the pavoments. sat tk ry a ‘arther inter- A court of inquiry has been ordered to meet in the ‘such bill ought to be reosived | be procured they wore entirely destroyed. The building | It must surely be the daty of some one to see that these anes Sanh Tepiied Pee open caliesaioes Nan Vogels. . As. 70 the ejeet of ‘ne ae Dill contains @ | Was owned . Gilbert, whose loss is about $8,000; | nulsaucesare removed, #0 that the residents in this ”) m said, is same sad eee oer 1 sought cannot be obtained | insured for $4,000, aristocratie avenue may pass to and from their mansions 1g, and, although | The United States Penobscot was at Barbados President, it may be ted Hackenenck. with some degree of comfort and safety. fonally of lend- a} 29, All on beard were — Wheaton oi ‘a citizen of Tennesses; bat | Tua Vaxnenmt Cump Fioocixa Case.—Throe bills of jeeaa te bein erm, Mohenee tpy a ae Coe of an = indictment were found by the Grand Jury of Bergen YACHTING. claod, touching ‘at all the ‘rinctpal ports,” The Saginaw nt. A bill praying an injunction | County against Vanderbilt and his wife. To one of these the New Orleans Daily Picayune, April 10. ‘waa to heve relieved her. See Semen sn act of Congr. by te ta they pleaded guilty when brought into court, and what the yeeniiug, summon ta: Sear 6h ocd, tut’ ce apes action ‘between ‘thet emo, iene saath ot Matin ond dotine te ae San the nature of the sentence would be caused much oon. | bave not heard Sa Preparation for the attractive hened by the statements of Cor: B Whether it describes him as President or simply a8 | jecture, To tho intense astonishment and diegust of | *mmor sport on our waters, Tho famous oconn yacht ‘Ackerly, who each ited Siates steamer Suwaneo of 1 Slate The motion for leave to file the bill y tistener aman pleading guilty of @ crime within a | Face has apparently given a powerful impetus to yachtidg Eee ny ee rs owalticg the savival of ber Len ” af fow of murdor was fined $16, For the other | and boating at the North, whence we hear ef new clubs Ofoers and crew, two of ‘they were fined $25 each. Thus justice is | forming at many of the sea and i ee tae ‘Tho United States steamer Vanderbilt will soon be dealt out to Loe! graecyiy ‘a deed which was caica. | Com! or placed out of commission and laid up in ordinary, lated in every detail to chill the blood with horror, Poor ‘The United States steamer Saginave was still at the San Mary Ann Farrell has not yet been avenged. Frandiaco Navy Yard on th of March, ‘The Btanhope. RamnoaD Accipart.—Yesterday morning « man named Daniel Regan, while’riding on acoal train between Dover and Drakesville, on the Morris and Essex Railroad, had h crushed and his left leg broken, The bottom Pht Cn ty og ay toe yy mo hapes are entertained of SALES OF REAL ESTATE, By Muller, Wiiki Ce Lat of land ata Gteonwist! bicest iassing thon In t reform Drogent it again. oe r hen another it will be considered, - iP srteteans the Court to say the sollcdion can be made oa Thursday? Mle the bill is refasea, Anti " : f Pensacola has arrived at San CLAIM OF SALVAGE AGAINST THE BRIG ANASTASIA, 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, your journal of the 9th (20th) inst. Tread the be- om i ginning of the case brought before a Brooklyn court by B38 i Bik one W. Boorke, who puta in an absurd claim for salvage Belvidere. against the Tt ap singularly ‘he Came Josrics—On Thursday. wh Deomow. —Th in litigamon between the town | sight than a fleet of smart, clean, trim yachts, with their hss ay in. soe Arale of the United States Bopreme Court reste as | of Seividero cat the warrum Retired. has been decided tapering masts and swaliig tals, clearing thro ine ng dag the contain ot the can, bart, che follow: ¥ by the Court of Errors and Appeals a favor of the town. rot ve 4 salnaaliy connees fe ctory nage Bg ene ces Prove tanved out of this Court m any suit n equity The tax and atereal will aos to about $26,000, - he mit grass Spononanous, of suse Seen eas Tet aheoe shall served om the defendant sixty days before the Teorgantzation of oupold ‘and his facts prove inventions of what never return @ gaid FIRE 1 BOSTON, Us intinite pleasure to have place. Hence eat that, as you gave the pablic To-day ne Court issued subpoenas to iswue against the —— rs new ones, and information of the inning this you would the Georgia bill of complaint case, asprayed |, ey aig eee .s iy pentane, yoouung” fosord of the i%or mia wutt, tod deme nce he by the pettioner, The Cours will adjotrn in May, and tos Darna ot Bee ere eee fall enooutagement, and we 40 hope publ it tm the Heratn,’ 1 reserve to ‘ asthe sixty tays required by the rule Cannot occur be- pean and Hawley streets, owned by r cn pe iy Pubic In due time the {een Gow sad ts me the rtarn ed a i son caine Fat Y Orleans: should’ me ey the anast reguise term of the {a December | saaiad nt $10,006," dasuroa, , @ Captain of the brig bnar meu orem nt 4 Ob os Day of the Season, Ko. ‘The inauguration of the trotting season was celebrated Yesterday afternoon af the Fashion Course with a high wind and dusty track, Two events came off, the first : t trouble ensued from the accidemt, and another sulky being on hand they soon after came up for the word; bat the judges mot having their watches in readiness te time them, they started without orders, and went the mile out, Dolly coming in first by several lengths, the others havingrun nearly,the whole distance, with the 3 E 5 E ‘J f ; i Timed trotted steadily along the Flushing until ved the bapa as ah ame Tea ‘two lengths. Whalebone afterwards broke feat. — to five was then wagered on the mare, with considerable sums Delng. Basie the friends of Lovett belioving that he !:ad taken tho stareh some- what out of Dolly by his mancenvres on the false start. The horses had an even sent-off, Dolly drawing away om the turna length clear, She then broke up, and they wore side by side for fifty yards The mare then broke a second time, bergen etn uit, but managing to pass the quarter pole on @ run two lengths in front, in forty-five seconds, ‘the mare broke up twice on the backstretwch, Mr, Hasiew seaming to have lostall control of her, and Whalebone the half-mile pole three Jengths ahead, in 1:30, ‘oth horses broke up on the Flushing end, Whalebone still leading two lengths to the three-quarter pole. Om the homestretch the mare trotted steadily, and closed up nicely untal within a few lengths of the stand, where. she ay nom a. nose with her opponent, Her excita- bie driver, however, could not let well Kav! TN but mast urge herto a break, and Whalebone her over the score a length, tho laiter being on a run at the moment. Time, three minutes. Third Heat,—the driver of the mare then bet Dr, ope $100 even that he would win the race, and others in w.th smalier sums on the resultat even. The horses had a good send-oi!, but before they reached the tara, Whalebone broke up and Lovett tet him “1! a bit,” and when he brought bim down he was a | in fi Dolly closed on hin around the turn, and at the q Bole they were head and head, Gving down the baoke, iy i jeu inl Mr. W. Forester, 6 years, 6st. 10ib., Mr. Wilkin’s Oliyia, 6 years, Gst. 10ib.... Mr. T. Bead’s Swoot Boy, 3 years, 6st, 4lb. ir. Drewitt’s Gentle Gate, 3. Get. 10ib. Mr. Bond’s Musketeer, 6 years, aim... LIFE ‘SAVING APPARATUS. , Another Meeting of the Commiasion—Testing of Safety Valves, d&c. ‘ be submitted to them held another meoting yes. terday at the rooms of the Underwriters, im ‘Wall street, from whence they immediately ads journed to 187 Cherry street, where a boiler was ready with steam up to test a number of safety valves of various kinds, iret test made was on @ Chicago valve. The guage was eet to blow off.at. 103, It blew off at 106 and receded at @2. This was witht the case off The next trial was with the case.on, ‘They ee eee it Diew off at 06). The noxt valve tested was a Buffalo one. The enage Was set at 75 andelt blew off at 80, receding at Téu carte tanti Ceeg ine nuke os ok hans cmap on, resulta bving e same as with the occured at 73, iy The noxt valve tried was set at 40 and blew off eqnas S. on e commission epee tate re : aed adjourned un this moraing at the one THE ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER ST. JOHN. Statement of a Passenger. The steamer St. John, which left Albany on Saturday night at eight o’clock, met with an accident when three miles below Catskill on her,/way down to New York, ‘The waiking-beam of the emgine broke at abut eleven o'clock, and if, it had not b-sen 80 soon discovered one of bany, tickets bet provision aiade ier ie Pasage So am York olty, for who wore sbre ox, favored enough ‘to rouala on ine 8t, John were on the shore and went down on the Sagas, Sreeeuetiersemeersas ca oes toe Lees only New Youk through the made, an attempt on Sunday evening to break into the ‘of Mra. Hoffman, in Tompkinsville, Ho haa the alarm. $3 sare SS re Nebo oonee iim for win pe ALAR OF Fina —About eleven o'clock yesterday morn: ing an, outhouse in the rear of tho residence of Mra, Robert street, in Middletown, aool. a I ite.” The flames were soon extiagulahed,

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