The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1867, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1867.-TRIPLE ‘sHuHT: Lord Sonck, Governor General of Canada, strongly cen- suring the conduct of the latter for not having permitted Lamirande ample time to sue out his writ of habeas corpus. He (Mr. WeblJe) thought ample time should be gtven to his client to raise those questions of adverted to by habeas corpus or otberwise, bound to do all he could to accused, complicated with Brigars Yesterday heid an inquest at No. 21 Allen street, on the bedy of Pauline Kirchendaum, the woman who as pre- ANTINE. THE FIRST OF MAY. NEW OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. pete g Tho New Hamburg Steamshtp Cimbria. Trip of the Health Authorities to Select a | Promenitery Symptoms of the Moving Mania. Location tor a Boarding Station aud Deten- | To-morrow will be the initial footatop of the month of tion Buildings. which romancista have, from time unremembered, The near approach of the warm season, with all the | beee scoustamed to babble asa rosy damsel wading wound inflicted by him- disease of the kidneys," THE COURTS. ef Only Has Power to Grant Such Licenses. at and took the attendant diseases that lurk in its train, has warned the | kpee deep in Rew-grown grass and sowing violets and | is a very lange and strong specimen of mava! archi- vac Une Se | fasooette othe i i So Will Seba me | tr Ga, iat, ann hy ‘ae ant sAl se | Hath boii to ci Wa ier 00 eo | atone, with on proagalty by the Bao, | tere ‘The Schooner Sea Lion and Cargo vs. the United States.— | for noarly fifty years had filled the office of Consul and 80 Because she was loge in taking proper precautions in order that if cholera | and in which, by some freak of sympathy with the-| The Cimbria is 330 feet im length on deck, 40 fect ‘This cause covers an appea! from the Southern District | Consul General for Prussia im the United States This | See sad’ meitnrce Goncaues “at Mfty-seven rears Of | 0 a other pestilential disease should make its unwel- | creative. throes Of natuze, poets havo been supposed to | breadth of beam, 83 fect depth of hold, has four decks, Of Florida, and is prosecuted to bayer ey of Son in the Peon onal cet Summa Or 4 Prorauen—Tus Carram Deownan.— | come appearance in our midst, it may not find i be affected with unusual pufls of the lyrical inflation— | draws, when fully loaded, 23 foot of water, and te 008 Condemnation against the schooner Sea Lion and her penceed ‘and respected by all who knew him; and now | Coroner Wildey yestorday held an inquest at 196 Spring | public undefended, There is no question that an apotheosis which, however hallowed by mosay cus- | tons burden, new measurement. oe is divided cargo of cotton, The cause was recently reported in ee ee Lx Bill an unsold question street, on the body of Lavinus’ Dobba, late captain of | timely vigtlanoe of the Board of Health last year was tom, has no application to this latitude, June being in | into eight water tight compartments, ikhead rua- the Henau, Tho schooner was given up to the United | Diockhar, Roy madeaty or ability Lavergne, which lay at pler'46 North | extremely beneficiel, both in warding of aad in | reality the idpal May of ‘Now York and the eastern ad- | ning up to the spar deck from the Keel, an@each bails 13 : States blockading ships at Mobile, by direction of the claimants, May, 1863, They insisted that under a license or permit, issued by agent of the Treasury Department and Collector of Customs at New Orleans, February 16, 16s, eppenes by Rear Admiral Farragut, and ‘and pursuant toa General Order of the United Staten ‘military der of that department (General Banks), that foe commander of the vessel to whom tho Sea Lion was : : i il i 5 é preventing the spread of the pestilence. Brought to | jacent States, ‘Only by culture, by hot house appliances, our shores in emigrant vessels, it reached so near the | or in little fepks du thé landscape here and there is it portals of the city that it could gaze on the possible to. tying May @p to that ideal standard which spires. capital of the country, bas won for the month in’ Italy the epithet of Allegro ithin ite grasp. But a Magio, and has made it throughout Southern Europe wes om. the watch for 18 | the season of grace dnd’ beauty; and generally the crags spproach, and mo sooner had the first steamer, the | of the Catskills aud the bills of New England are as Dleak i gE ff if ! i i HI elie a H given up, should Bave sent her to New Orleans, instead Under his own hand that the signatures to those N 1865, with the ana ai We here she libelled. It ‘clan CORLEL MUBDER Atalanta, which arrived in November, a bare the’ first of ‘May as they are in the four feet stroke of piston. The effective oe Sa ho pamiienee by the epectal agent to thociann: were genuine, When one of tne creditors aoa THE dread viaitant on board, appeared, than she was imme- | drearier month of December. frees of several species is 2,000 horses. She is ‘with four is was ampie to protect the Sea Lion and cargo, every. | {of Pa¥ment be was told that Henrich hed left the coun. th forts thé tubular which generate = Of steam horo within the waters and territory under the comuzol | S27, 48¢ 08, being shown what purported to be his re- | rhe Trial of Bridget Duraas, the Alleged Mtur- | ‘lately quarantined, and all approach cut off rom the | begin to put fete’ teaves, though only in an | *¥bular bollers, which gos O1 the United States’ civil or military authority; that the | he suvmbtied thee ihe cake gee ree ta seonclusion | “derens, Postponed Until May 20—Appear- | city. On the 18th of “April, 1868, the Virginia came in | experimental way, @ few flowers brea into beauty | "2 of all 2nd all leo that hight to grant such permits was incident to'the office | his Honot web nboting hire ies BY | ance of the Prisauer, de. from Liverpool, reperting, thirty-eight deaths from | in yarde and on terraces, sporadic blades of grass | sblp of ths sina, and for the service ho sowed ite dat the Jorwit as Mer eke sme | Meving that the prisoner commiuied the crime of | Tho caso of Bridget Durgan, on the oharge of having | cholera on the voyage, and forty-six caves of the disease | aboot up like fairy “lances” in wera ana ee een mactamnanin te Be eat IS Pe opare of Ge fee aieY tat con » and if oto hold him for it, If there was | murdered Eilen Coriel, wife of Dr. A. C. Coriel, at New | then on board. The vessel waa at once eubjected to the | rected mooks ; but the great winter sleep and| Fifty pow Potent ae od Sea Lion was captured, in violation of tue orders of Todas, Hien the Frussian goverament had ® | ysis. on the 26th of February last, was brought up | same restrictions that the Atalanta had been. But the | gream of Neture te still upon her, “and Danaé- ecm bunived: und Waeuty inthe stead Admiral Farragut DY a Vessel under his command, and dr Weble—With rogard to ro- | yesterday at the Middlesex county Oyer and Terminor, | only hospitals the sick could be removed to.wore the | Herth only wakes Up about the fit of June, ponte ante cate ee eatin tn vont ts | grt veces tw. win doe roen | nora, bt Pr Viner. Pree | Sang ney nmi td ati ait of rth | wae at reo ch tevin ne aun | eats Sh eh es cla:mants within his department. is 1a Judge, and Associate Justices D. D, Decker, B. H. | Purpose, g ‘ coups ave: symptoms, and ‘ anil, Justice Swayne now read the apinion of the Court, Jotese of the United Siete Come withreserd te ober t-| Brown and Elihu ook.’ ‘The State wes Fepreseted ye eee eee nner pee ot ae |. bursts forth into Soe tee eae ee Tag ia | The New Liverpee! Steamship Misneseta. permits wore. usauthtriged by the Treasury regraticneg Delieve to be the erroneous grounds of the decision, and | Attorney General George M. Robeson, Charles Morgan hers they dally became viciime to the sovurge, end | prvtsms thie Into irrepressible, bloom and | This steamship is owned by Mossra, Gulon & Co,, of Toaued by the Secretary of the veg sppiyifor a writ of habeas corpus, and if the judge gran’ | reser. Disteict Attorney, and accused by G, B, Adram; | Were in turn removed to the as shoe, ‘The beauty ts tho essential Of the old postic ideal of | Liverpool, and fully equals in constriction dnd equip- Toa were there- | it, the case would come up for discussion om ail the | 4 ' | Or Now York had not one of land on which | May—an ora in the progress of the which, in this ‘Retcting, ‘Thé-Mlgnensta te frith tho rules aod Tequeaente ae Che ea coniict | points Lave raised. 1" woald state vo ihe Secretary of | Charles T. Cowenhevea, clerk of the court these ‘who had hitnerto soteped ine contagion ‘atitade, is ropresented by Ja which the natural: | torr pertre bigest) aioe noes to such permits found no warrant im the stitute, whiet | deliveredupes Seen ey te aacmreegey | Bae he ee, Rau, of Yobranry $0 Drident Dur} be pased., Andalinough tee dosing, hospi imliad | iat pests of te, nivde, shoul Tia ent a tice | insnssh Sct ta ities ese gk ae ature. Tho Secretary could establish the rules b; which such trade should be reenaion lished, L ‘The orders of General Banks, endorsed by Admiral Far- ragut, authorising trade beyond his military lines, were clearly void. The President only could grant such a license, The vessel and cargo bore the stamp of | E : : | a ‘awakened some of the neighbors, and in an agitated only time Mr, Wehle would bave to prepare the papers 4 j was trom thid moment, until he seat off the evidence | manner to have told them. that there was some troublo and a to Washington, which ‘would be in the course of two or | in Dr. Coriel’s house, and thet twomen had entored | “isease. If the authorities had been able to land this | every order of morit and every order of mood—of class of where they could enjoy air, in- | which old English literature ts us Passengors a eethes, old Eng! present aon xamplea * ‘ three days. the house in th , The woman hada child in her | stead of bei led to inhale the: delving in the Golconda, description; the cylinders are aixty inches in diameter evemy's property. ‘The paver relied upon was 4 null Mr. Wehle—Your honor will. not send it off botore | ‘Y® tle beeet bse Sete anlabecs crucendease | meeparce RES Teemvian hie eeiinoae ther ed Te pong el nh rererenriymppintr ie riage, |The stroke of piston, and twelve to opal aa Peele Tektos te ae ae ‘Thureday. “Tiwill, is. the masantime, prepare the papers an have fresh and wholesome food’ and opportunities of se- | oid poetic apotheosis of May, while in “Il Penseroso” | hunared horus and take the necessary means to procure a habeas cor- he house and found it full of smoke. A Mr. Little—a pus, Methodist minister—went into the sitting room and The prisoner, who is the father of seven children, looked oo much dejected when the decision ot the | crawled into the bedroom, where be accidentally Court was communicated to him. He was removed to | stumbled on the body of deceased, who was then lying Jai in charge of an officer. warm, with the blood from severas sevoré. gashes flow- Charge of Passing Counterfeit Mexican Dole | ing in pools on the floor. She was carried out to Mr. lars. Aillier's, @ veighbor’s house, where it was found that Before Commissioner Osborn. life was bag. This was et one Se poe i w Patrick Kelly was charged with offering to pass a num- | Morming. Circumstances. gradually | unvel ee ber of counterfeit Mexican dollars and half dollars, It fell upon Bridget Durgaa, the servant who gave the appeared that the boy wanted to purchase a watch from a | alarm, as having iy oat the: lady, and upon this man named Bernard MoCail. The latter told him that —— che eeu = ian Ws gata the money was bad. The boy went away, but was fol- |’ panel was called. The room wes: densely crowdod, and lowed by a policoman who took him into custody. The | great eagerness was manifested by the spectators to ob- dofendant, who bears a good character, is employed by = bie firm, and as it was rot proved to the satiat: tain a view of the prcee She ee ee G respecta | neatly dressed, an & very dec lency tion of the Court that be knew the money was bad, the ad Commissioner ordered him to be discharged. cargo leaving a, blockaded port and coming within reach of a blockadfog weasel? ney ‘The Massachusetts Liquer Laws—A Goveru- ment Tax on Liquors Sold Does Not Author- ize the Trade if Prohibited by State Law. William C. Pervear, Plaintif in Error, vs, The Com- monwealth of Massachusetts.—This case has been fully Feported. The questions were—First, whether the pay- ment of a tax to the United States upon the spirituous Liquors kept and sold by the plaintiff im error authorized ‘him to keep and sell them in violation of the statutes of Massachusetts; and, second, whether the statutes of Massachusetts in this behalf were unconstitutional. The Superior Court of Massachusetts answered both these questions in the negative, and they are now brought here for revision. Mr. Chief Justice Chase now read the opinion of the court, affirming the judgment below, and holding that curing personal cleantiness, there ts no question that the | the dreamier aud more moody days of the English Se sickness and mortality among thom would have been | tember are Spenser has contributed ns ly alluyed. share to the working up the deification, and every The Health authorities, feeling convinced of this, lost | pootaster who has followed has added bis morceau to the no time in taking the necessary steps for the erection of | day’s traditional glory. These are Celtic legends of the quarantine bunidings on the west bank, in erder that this | 0» hue horseman aad the Mummers of his train; time, at least, New York should have a quarantine | thore are Provencal ballads of May-night serenades; and establishment that would meet all the requirements of the | ast, though ‘RO means least, there is Tennyson's port. And on the 27th of April last the “May Queen?” which, appealing immediately to the of the: state an act constituting the of | hearts of all ishmen, more tor his reputation New York and Brooklyn, the Commissioners of u- | tham the finical beauty and feultiess faultiness of tine and the Board of Health a bourd to select a location | “Maud” and the passionate intensity of “Locksley on the west side of Coney Isiand for a landing and board- | Hali—all investing the dawn of May with an antique ing station, and also to select a portion of Barren Island | halo of literary romance; and it is not likely that any- on which to erect temporary buitdings for the detention | where excopt in America, the manifold scarlot and Of the well pavsongers, if in thetr opinion this course | gokien glones of June will be duly apothvozised. should be necessary. Here there is the traditional custom of banging May Deeming it the dictate of prudence not tordefer this | baskets of fanciful dosign of the first day of the month; latter matter until the occasion for its use should arise, | byt eo scarce are flowers ous of which to weave them ou. the gentiomen thas authorized detormined on proceed- | that day that resort is generally had to colored paper ing with to Degg Pee sp tirayn geo oate and the scissors, for the purpose. Accordingly, at me howe, speamted, The traditional May Day of queens and woodland. pro- seg te trap, hich is. thorough wi well lighted, ample room for 1,006 adult gers. "The Minnesota ommanded prey le brig rigged, and ie. o br ARRIVAL OF A SWEDISH MAN-OF-WAR. - The Swedish man-of-war Gefle arrived at this port om Sunday last, snd is now lying at anchor in the North river off the battery. ‘THE GErLa’s ORUGE—AER IRB, ETO. The Gedo went into commission on the 1st of Novem- ber, 1866, and om tho 17th of that month lest the port of embonpoint, Her hair is dark and closely smoothed down over her forehead, which is low, and the face ts without fe I character or remarkable peculiarity, with the ex the oifence is based on an act of which speciti- paced which are small and inane in ap- | 12M, Mayors Hoffman, of New Yo: of | cession has, ia fact, never been imported to this coun- | Cariscroma, Sweden, proceeding to Gibraftes, thenes te cally declares thas the imposing of the tax shall not be MARINE COURT. Fecrance, roiling vaguely aad eulinly apoas cana ee es ry, and thore has grown up instead a sort of obsery- | Havre, thence 40 Tunis, and after remaining im that pers. ids that droop heavily A Sen Sues His Father for Money Lent and over andihalf cover them, for the Funeral Expenses of His Mot! J. B. Adrain, counsel for the accused, meved for a Before Judge Hears. postponement of the trial, on. the ground that all Dugan vs. Dugan.— Pinintiff and defendant are father | responsib lity of the case having rested on himself alone, and som, who make a living by dealing in lemons. The | he had had no: time to properly sex bimeclf plaintiff alleges that on several occasions he placed in | With Oe as eae ‘eed Wank nae Ween his father’s possession money he had earned at work in | given for trial to commence, and that a namber Florida, Georgia, &c. He suos him for this money, and | of witnesses important to the dofence also for the funeral expenses of his mother, which he alleges the defendant promised to pay whenever pa: ment was required. Tho old man was called on ti taken to abridge the of the State to tax or pro- hibit the licensed peas; that the sale of homemade liquors or liquors in second hands within a State is subject exclusively to State control; that the tax on the article by the general government does not affect the traffic as between the State and its citizens; and that the State law fining and imprisoning parties guilty of the acts charged upon tbe plaintiff in error in this case ls entirely constituuonal and valid. TI'be object of the law was to protect the community against the manifold evils of in 4emperance. The mode adapted, of prohibiting under nalties the sale and keeping for sale of intoxicating nquors withuut license, 18 the usual mode adopted in early all of the States, and nothing is seen in the record ‘8 short time returned to Gibralter, from watch place she sailed for this port via. St. Bartholomew, W. 1, here Sunday morning after a voyage of fifteen days manner is com; i ¥ third vessel fitted with & propeller and machinery of her character belonging to the navy of that country. She, was in part rebuilt ia 1862, to enabie hor screw to be lifted ow: of water, that her sails alone might be used) when it was so desired. te! bear | mamisenaf ethers lekidue nator fine 4nstee Chas. | everything topay turvy. Up to. the lati day of apt iy spect | everybody is qui subdued and collected; every those places. 2 ee ae very favorable one, a | boay knows the number of everybody else, and is per- cold drigsling rain (alling at the time, and as the tug got | foctiy aware who is his nearest neighbor... The morning outaide the Narrows the swell caused ber to heave in a | of May 1 dawns—no matter whether delightfully swony ry pretty lively manner. Calling to the hospital ship Illi. drizaling, dank and disagrecable—and the hi @or in any of the statues cited which warrants the Court | stand and swore positively that his son never gave hi Dominy Garroty’ could not be found, and | B0lg, at anchor in Coney Island bay, for a smail boat to | unig begins, “Household goods are. hueled Salo abe Be a ere ater or yee pm rrae h io saying that the State law isin conflict with the cun- | any moncy whatever. The son, on the other hand, testi- ; Jam wore at sea, and would | *%ist in landiny, the pana first to West | street with more regard tor expedition than ssfet; 4 degree lionel ae ray stitution of the United States, The penalties are not fied that he gave hie father sevoial sums which be had ba a Bank to nee the progress work there, Just be- | cartmex, wboall. the month before bave been the most easetel Gntin ieee ‘Sweden, In her anreasonable, Judgment affirmed. earned. There appeared to be no material difference bo- --00n' with the. he had | fore they arrived the ninth crib had been sunk aud the | obseqnious and. humble of Helps, are suddenly seized constrnution the best. of swedigh oak: was her The Court agnounced that no new cases would be | tween their-statements as the ae and wore of shal = Be: tenth “was in position with two or three scows | with symptoms of @nd independence, and ‘of taken up after the 15th of May, asthe Court will adjourn | for these the Jude gave the plaintif’ a judgment for to her in the defence. He hoped to sebure th= 4. with siones §to = atsint bagi about foes extras; one’s next neighbor ships ‘puch, on the 20th of May, S101. and anjpoted the. Sil As 16 the sembsladee, $188, ‘witoesses at some future time Be- daciwrarian it 10 he positions Sigieberres and nobody can tell. what. has become of him; front af bet constrain UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. ala i pg iat al Bias wrt, shoud appeas, A. Ve scketek, teaes | ihe vittogs ‘were duappointed (a seeing that prectin, | an4,laadlonds binds of peeyio- pom upos the tle | Lee” tee’ ine, caitte . COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. ith chim, but failed to ‘attend’ The Thore now ouly remain taroe cribs to be pat ia position, ke ‘the ‘devil im the Book of Job, to be-sure that the | ot old afy The Prussian Extradition Case—The Charge pee tan ‘under Cue circumstances, the an a 13 accomplished the erection.of the | right gets 1 the right house, or the right lunatic in ry! of Forgery Against Philip Hearick Commit. Before Recorder Hackets, moana of obuabing anosher | bulsings wil sf once be, proceeded with, The heery | tbe call appropriated 1 lm. iP Ge weathor is day, ud ts eight hundred Sia tal of the Prisener—Important Questions ef | the calendar yestorday was very large, bat the cases ran found Only & Week. ago, Detail wn thom an was atirpaed ane the work bas Tatacy soem to De a tril ox epre etd ea panes the | States mengurerseat. - Her motive powee internet pone Cauca Vere: OSiepey ceeone mee ceeeen oe 8 et ie fo ebe pa gel cAceaomantamen uoieemneaan pl fone erga eh we fre gl boven loghas ta diametse, with #1 0€ piston of three The further hearing of the charge agntat Philp Hen } ‘ron gading ihr thare was uot sullen Lasnony vo | Bort oranda protuen gros okt. | the caso fr che tnporey ian Caney Po, | Sip tr tev work. dong tah ot ne weauor very | freer, chested, an, etry ria cich, who is acqneed of having, while acting in the cope | sour g cosviction, either requested the court to dis- ape ee ing of the tag. which its bow now and | more t sent) ; Dasinees | 00 tubular boilers, having a natu cd not be permitted to have a fair Tu the eye of the | Pitching tag. planged now ‘more than yoor next neighbor for the service Frama commjadfrpras ta the smut of ano | Saaee tbe Pewouars, or ordered (be Lacetnants tobe | fv owes remmer tgbeinsenent He tat ane | fun wn, the onl Ae oere erica’ tae | itbuineny ents baod for soualing tnt gn | Prolytnantees au amet aoa comes com amount x nt case might go > ly 3 > | steam ten hour. Her was filed away. Commissioner Acton was the first to suc- “s oe tater, arena enante aban cen eat, | Sermo ao amnion oF xoromans noe: mur, | Sotmingwih far ume coma eve count on | Som, Commie dct cue the We Ooo, | Sroclagy aa wetweho romanian be: | Somat Ta otk eden aving’ the. same year in before Comminsioner White. ‘The principal case disposed of was an indictment | “Suage—Whet time do you desire? Dresoribed for him a littie of those stimulants which he |.sug hie forem Ova pertiney istoan. “chars py ep “ Mr. H. D. Layaugh, Counsel in the United states for } extant Wiliam Brooks, who was jointly indicted with | , Adrain—I ask your ilonor if he: can deter it some | * ® eae | repre oe, Ee alter | “opportunit; for playing the vind of prey happening but | ail" soventy-ewo Co Rtn ar we Deering. he Prussian government, conducted the prosecution. John Moore, for burglary .in the second degree, It ap- ber nk ye ny py fl 7 thoy “were going, also had to retire, amd President Tork hee lost tte wite, mal ester sen te Orinaile fe a => id heal thirty.twe pounda each. Ia Baron Guido von Grabor, the Prussian Consul Gen- } L344 from the evidence, that om the night| Adrain—Thoa 1 ask s postponement uptil the next oe being: ooneuted tortie th cin ee iammlagon enews peony by the lapecy, though it ocoar pee pent ob guneral’ kuchiotga eh gues Genetan? sral, was also present. of ihe, am of ‘wo.'T Broadway, emia: | ‘The District Attorney said. bo folt ¢to be to the ta- | te lows flat eandy shore Of Barron Inland. withthe | UUs@nee Tear, and law the’ squatbie between the city | looked tor. al — ne. LapuegltObedil #"e7tdaied a eaadals of the | aie, one of whom saierod thelr games on the register. | terest ofthe State to unge the tial uader the decumon of | ofa factory and stunted cedars came, tm view, aad far mous Daggiiag than eupal sad cpttinaa cet tock The mimion of th loam pacofal one, baring for ir. Lapau, em were, room, eae! | i the Ji that be felt it to bis duty to w ihe it jack. President, dasdt\Al' GA 6 Dipesited, Thee; asd GWtssned ihe apartment ecu ty ae earn Bu oan mediate. trial aes the Deron to. hon we tra Being abl co fet landing, te torre ef the iormy | fea wit Foe Tap & fae aaron of gromiucs ocean shiest the furor lasraction of Ber seamen to the Judges, Marshals, &c., of the United States, | resident of Pen! woke apicarty ia she stecy eo eat ne dae committee, of the Mayors of New York aud | concomitant ecesaities, though nobody cag to be. | duties of lite on ‘a man-of- war. suthorizing the arrest of the prisoner risen tilanten sfetwaths be enw Woore eater two roses | Sarees. Caen chs oane be peared eides San that De Crane were appotnted te Maske beoacay nes And | grudge the exsciors theit extra balf dollar, uulowe it be | Lars reeeived Yesterday from the Maral. Department, 18! air. Wehi to put in evidence the afMdavit of | and ‘put his band on the clothiog, whereupon he | time much of the circumstantial evidence would be for. Crane were appoin' ‘© a personal examine- | extorted from those too to afford it, r, Wehle proposed to pt Pi (gg yo a ceeded i ten. Counsel ought to disclose how 1i tion of both Barren Island and Voaey Island at a future Then, too, the cartman is Or ‘and | 2Ome by the authorities on or about the middie of Octe- Cegaiug Paicchint, Marshal of the district of Wisconsin. | jumped our of bed. seized, him and. mucceaded ia | gotten, Counsel ought to disclose how important chose } {ion of both Barren Jsland and Uosey Island at a future iad Santino abeaete (05 sit damage and | ber ant Mr. Lapanah objected \6 the Ghoumont, a6 os Ueing | SSSA ioeh cane tes whe-cmuveyed bees tecemman: | mantreccesnipenseca tn te teat: | enete im pare bat for nis responsibility in the'matter, me veuat's ovnicias axp OnE. mpetent evidence. erecti Captoin—Frans Ferdivand Thomsoa. “rir, Weble contended that the evidence was compe- | house, Moore was and aenhae the Sake Attorney. Geaers! Robesesiaahd thas Whe moon 19 yo man anita Sy matali —y the rtasie st she Fin Lisoent te oat, 1 was the aliderit, ay serifente of, p Mecstel at f Peeee oe el ae ‘sod owing to | Rocided on the cunracter. of a8.& piace | oMgics of the cigar men, there were cases of rm Evert Af tral, Daren a eaetdced’ The cried entrant aa iesued’ aa | tne non recur York, Brooks, after | whinessee an ‘produce, where whicht now | the mania, aad some Tow disconsolate, Husbands’ west pyr Jobea cheno ready addi \ yor ‘090 recom: Knowing whore Wey Lheutenante—Cari Hagetaan, Geo. the i bape ie ‘sad, commmaliion oo pricon..| axiesomriaach ot meri, ad eapecialip there ie another shoud tn star tation ia can timcaeed ane ohne - adigibeaenaarames Wee- prsonor was arresved, stated that ‘of | on the 7th Mr. Bailey happened | ribie. ‘Thal fa auch a case. sh ald. fol meee cog iapate 25 0G fm the ‘.dosea thines daring the Fisacke. ‘be m town, opportu- | the heeis of the crime. day, ‘they lived, yet any sach arrest being made there, aad thet if it mee, 8 | Me thie which ro- | the Court as would enable It to j to land | aimly they might return home in | /wrer—Wilbetm Cimmendaht. was made without his consent, kne © or authority. | nity to ty t jon of Brooks was, that they came | motion was well founded or no’ emigrante, for whose secommo- | the Lemeouinn ‘that they didn't live there | _ These, ‘& crow,of one hundred and Afty-six men, He (Mr. Webi quaied. to point of law on that, | fal the ‘otel 4 ‘and cocapied the ‘same room; | trial for a high crime postponed Reed, will then | fo-day, of course, there will be more cases, with genera | Sanstitate a total of one hundred and six and to read the affidavit as part of bis offer to know nh Moore tchman, | counsel unless the su matter © distance | sympvome of e breaking up in the whole social system | 0@ board. No far as'a visitor could jor- whether it was admissible or not. ahee inate ladies’ | to be proven by the twits weather ies of 1867, and, in a day or two more the epidemic will be | *Y Of the officers spoke the English language with cor- The Commissioner—If it 1 objected to on the other a bs by Meer, |: wan until the next Micioat to at its height, ‘aud general -turviness will have guc- | "ectneas and fluency. side as being nothing but an affidavit I must exclude it, eee kus erelv eh ania punta dean gear a alagee ‘the details of the both from | ceeded the order and repose of the winter. THE SWEDEE XAVY, Ot course I will take your offer. sdoieton kegs 0 bin posken, Defore the Court. All material heavy seas and from the intri- | Indoors the lunacy began carly in the week in the |. The naval authorities of Sweden, alive to itis mant- Mr. Lapaugh—T object to it going on the recerd of the Toe jury Tendered verdict of guilty, with the qualifi. speak afirmatively to atorial fasts, were noconsarily coqeniines’ wih oe A proeens vei tae jee a and hang tees ga the be ae mate end ta keoping iene i If te could produos evidence of good cnarac- | secessible to the commanity iouae' re Mir. Weble—I it the marked, 80 a8 to have a | cation mittod small, the regutar ones know tuto boxes and bundies, i _ world, have already com; ques ion raised an to tts adasteaibility. “thurs Kusorney Hall shea tees and gave to the Coun. | coald teuty to an Imported esterday, and bis |. gration, and in the dlaagreesble habit of seme adie sex | in, every fespect to the one invented and constructed The Commissioner—Have you read the warrant, which | | Dwaree Sucreet Ti tony of the aepreaauious, which | seltand ve ihe prisoner,” Besides, wi stated. He says | to be at home when their movt imtimate friends called; | Captain for ur governsiant, and the toark i a NY 80H) Paget ge yen bet ey hs hay Ny sot When, the wind. clowe from | Nat, mocking neernally Uke ne plague, i has progreaed siaabe crak fot navy Dossts ot oar battle Mr wehle=1 dons tak Thaw eread that part of it, | Xnowe to the public than Brooks he would like vo Kuow tte fy thou the ‘seveneary. whnessa for the de: outiwest—it syiaplome. Vale in ins weak more obueusive symp: | supa, two stony, nd ech carrying teh Soar rena features of the case; bat do got Think tee neoowmnry to | Ws name to tun Sense ctgmey waste eam naceah | geapeassmaiieeen aad ie aed impossible"? til the inmvatee were buay with namences, will be ‘bea | r7ing. from amo to hiny-s1% guna each foat cor have such a papor as that oa the record, and therefore I} 0 Sot. A aumber of burglaries which Brooks had | time tor himeell. {Tale woman was So Poney arena BRR tonant houses; areas, wanes £0 meahtrke 5 cight and hie Welle=Tho point I make is this—that the whole pera ‘acquitted for a pane mage ae ard wan the witnesses fot the prosecution, who of the Ste iepeemage of bocpetanoine ‘ail ace Sete ‘appear- | ‘WO guns each, and one —— and eighty sang Proceeding, as regards the bringing up of the prisoner, | Torti crtlandt street was menuoned; and, ald Mr. | jail, for if what he bed heard aatpenpens polo ty a ey oy pe der Ubis wi irregular, wr thay more prominent hotel | place tor them. burry with ; by the Marshal of anemones he ~~ Hall th tne clip of New Tork than Brocka Scat wip punmeeed heme te last term to thi the visit yesterday has only | 9 Then wilt come the to an array ot ships atid guns quite formidabie sake (he eer tae ‘The Recorder sentenced bim to the State Prison for no afldayit was ofered at all. It was caly Ne that Inedny upd Ueceaiaet neha’ Lek ce eee ey me Place ‘omen with tates owed ie rs with tie. count a¥ boule maaaouan ¢ Commissiouer—I think General Banks, an important w: wa absent. Four See Barren valises; every busbaed will return at six HEADQUARTERS. Mr. Weble—That is the reason I want the paper in. | teo years. rt to the n ‘Wil | the detention buil ‘When once these are deter- | p 4; and find the settled The warrant te tamed to Robert Murray. and banded | psJare Leloclio wan Wied and contiched of petty lat- | linens end fot sot one day = ingly alowed, to ts | ned og the cuamanting Comelelonoey alone are to | is the demic were be fein ta’ the ceonmegerians Before William H, Bull, Sestioe. over Wa dep bh se Insh# oman. uac! their of the State of Wisconsin, without the knowledge, consent, py Fo te pang Nagi Kaha mg ere Piette mow. ‘He bed not beard the evlidace of the pre: right of eminent domain tnee, tndiereee — The general appearames of the interior of the Police or authority of the Marshal of that State. sing through Thirty-first street. | secution. He did not know what it way There wes © Headquarters yesterday was, a8 Mrs. Todgors would pro- 4 The Commimionvrt Swill take your offer, Mr. Weble, | } OS ceaeye mameirer citizen, vad cosght ts | line af etence which mate eoceanty for tim te BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. fame claim it, “curiously pecutiag,”” There te ab the central . ‘vurt: 5 ‘ho Recorder, pase | trace story character risoner, — Mr. Wetle—Your Honor will kindly give usthe benedt | # drag sore on totter e bold larceny oaght to te | some of these witnesses would be coamseatly caliea for Rejection of Mr. Reberte’ Protest. sons pore 2 eae sonny My mete se une 7) ef he eomeae ss) S. apished with severity, and accordingly. sentenced | that t parposs ~ ° This Board met yesterday, the President, Mr. Bamx- | spectability. which was inteaded by the architect to bo used as Wiec auee discussion with regard to papers, and por- Eotsctie to the State Prison for five years. a +? ee to hae ease post- | vax, in the chair, wake ‘means of ascons and descent, but yesterday it served a tions of rapera which had been used inevidences, Oy MF | scion etter, charged ‘with stoating $50 worth of | PAdratu—The postponement is not wked to cause de- | AS soon asthe minutes of the special mosting of | mnauballsm, to, learn, portance nyenaplbogtatid mtr teal J Lay an va ap the on be | quicksilver on the 7th inst., the of the St. Peter's | lay, but if the court believe we can got ready in two | Wednesday were read, fore A Policeman, with his fect resting og the intervening un- te Giass Com pleaded guilty to petty larceny. ‘John Hosey 4) edilty to an indictment charging him with stealing a horse blanket from Bornard nelly, 69 West Forty-first on the 18th of March. occupied step and bis heed, with cap dram tightly over haif of the acoused. He said ho was sorry that, under his face, gently supported by the railing, In the hall- *s ruling, two points which be had intended Bonog before the notice of the court could not be en- Mr, Sterngx Rowents offered his protest against the ome os ee ae ee wee te legality of the action of the Board at that time in re- | is sure of the whereabouts of anybody eise or even of Pealing the ordinances regarding hackney coaches, junk | his owe. Judge mately state thet en 9 sven a Lewy nd = me eee tume get ready, batl do not think two wooks wil ee “i The trial is post until three weeks from wap itself smoking and holding frisners decaraion of inwsation to become ae Amery. | _ Walla Niowehger, charged, with mabbing Hoary | | Judge i 204 eleven o'clock | SDOPS And other matters specified in the resolutions, the | urtamy oH ere lull im which, everybody fete aboat the | {hess niorasied in the ‘rate. of ihe begoners aa Can citizen. With regard 10 the latter question, he ad. | Schwerd on the Oth inst, in the face with a small Kaif, | to-day, M iy employed A. V. whenck wa Counoek | Measure not having received the constitutional namber | Drtets,of sccommodating himeol{ 10 he couveniences | Hie, lalter, poor, unfociunaies, rams Tivelong. day, itted that it was a question which did not come up for | Pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Told be could ot serve, ‘Tip trial was to.com | of votes required by article : mek Teadjivied, ‘abrasions, of ‘wabomay | sweltering. in ‘close. uiches. of ‘ Bus Hovor's review. "He tho deg! yy SUMO. eT 7 | So Was week, and. ainoagh the meure pranea tit bab io ea mane ~oteshaltag pd a fo: ceroaly | Rndpapered ‘and painted over, some rating, for vomething io turn up, and rt wight. lonor ly ex. eauneuen some, they jnsist absautely. court artiste over pimple ‘someth: e This indivi- Soins the oviaeace criminality, and report to the then at... A} --—--] oth potonen oe the Mr, Stacom moved that the paper be sent back to the with onlpnase of bismuth ; tad oat ‘a general | “ual did tere maples. P. itn tne person of Proper authorities, and in case it should be afterwards COURT. CALERDAR-=THNS HY? bar, but failed. Tho fact of defonant. having bat ont tleman who presented it; and motion are 80 overjoyed to find that vo sotsernere, | Justice Wm, A. Bull of the Fighth Jadicial district. necessary to show, by tue stipulations of the treaty as Covat—Caamnmns.—Nos. 31, 107, 171, 235, 216, | counsel is not & excuse for thepostponement. One ven F So by that they forget to be peevish, make the best of | There were three pris from the third thoy now stood, that the Prassian government was aot | SUPREME Covnr a ! Counsel answers the requisition of he law. If the entiet, the new—the old inattaidablo. Cards are tmusd. | clnct, three from tive TweNth, thee trtan the enitted to demand the extradivion of the prisoner by An other ‘ranches of the Supreme Court, Superior | were forced on now, the procedurd wight be watyeot tg AUBOED TLLeGaLitY OF THR covRT at rouce mmap- | stating Mmm. will be at bome at No. ——; and pA ae Rote Eisen, that could. be brought up i another piace and | Court and Court of Common Vieus adjourned for the Sustaas of the Oners to aloe tye eoramel to eter Adopied saat the Committes tot the | overghody che lives and Taotropolizn sscny coraics | sasiast, the prisosers” Gere. meenly ‘ie ubiooes there decided, He mentioned this lest his learned friend | ‘erm. ants charged with like crimes, Ti» Court does not com: power and | into and sets for the summer, ‘oniy to be dis. | Eleven were and com- he et CE eer CORONERS’ INQUESTS. sider the aMidavit euficient retsonio pas Ly! Commissioners to direct | turbed by the season of going ous of tow. foe eee eee ee a sloped rica ot yt liapaugh--When that question comes up in proper Tur Recest Acctpext tv Gaeexwicn Street.—Coroner Scoeane to ker, Feo eres 1 its ‘on account of this, thee in- pe convenience, seta gives’ hem en sean, the Court of special Sessions. * form I will be prepared to meet it, At present it is not fact of additional counsel, Pag yyy ie Justice or | nity of i a rather unobtrusive manner any d Derore the Court, Gover yesterday held an inquest at No, 426 Tenth ave. | iho) the only desire is that juitice nay be done dosignated ‘scquaintance; and it 18 just as this season that VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW. Mr. Wenie said bo mead take Sone en, nue, on the body of James O'Reilly, the man who was ‘The witnesses were then bound ever, and the case-was: half breeds of gentility most im danger of josing Y and confine hime! e alleged sort of The following named persoas were yesterday brought Of etiquette that no one, unless on familiar 0 conse fees terme oo call on an moyectuannss having moved Gt Defore Alderman Ooman, acling magistvate at the Tomba i confessions of ths accused, The evidence juced by the Prussian govefnment was of a two-fold character— the alleged confession of the prisoner made in this coun- | 9 @ physician connected with the Board of Health giving \d the doc evidence ed in the Satan consis, The work casa by Oe peieenal, “haat & permit forthe removal ofthe body, the relatives had a a carelena,”” possi. | lomg chase forthe remains. Mr. » | lef the Fifth Avenue Hote for Jamestown, Chaatauqua ordinance. | never receiving. however, the mania | aeswer before the Court of Sessions:—Catharine Hal- Dilly be tortired foo sconfecion of fogory or of wer: | ving 1m 113th su eejrocured a oni from the beard of | county. The family of the Governor will, it 18 under to the Comptroller. ia ister usin tas mowropetio are, econ oi i8e | pin, No. 376, Moth street; Adan Mo, 204 Rim ing (oteee ev ah audia te coneneeieee, Rleduun tor the removal of the body, which was fret con: | stood, remain at Jamestown for several woeks, during Commissioners of Prevents it, by adhering to the principle thar a | street; He No, 297 aireet; John cei ceaberslement was Under the testy an offence for | veyed (0 am undertaker: Pearl street, and | which time he will make aj extended tour through the metlum ont and sure pay ase better than high rena Cokes Be ee ee, * Yike which the Prussian government could not dermand tne ex. | (rom thence to the Morgue. In the meantime the rele: Stata, visiting the prisonsind other public institutions, and pubtishe |. penesal eviction of ea ene res he larger estates no |, Samu a tacuteeetonte eon na bon Tradition of the Lay yy gh at nore Wing abe to od the body ‘proceeded (othe bore: Eine ete Corporation ‘Manual } Fears, and under the preseat regimen’ ton liners to’ | No. 386 street Eroet Kohnofl, No, 64 Buuttvar fession, be was al time in illegal arrest. “Mr, had not been reported there | Proposed led up and | occur for some years in the future; while |. | Street; Comrad strest, wigock, cme cerenee coe resirate, om Bat 0 cititen OF feren Noqusen, bo Information could be procured. Mr. | Colonel McBiroy and Plone oor, of Cinetnnatl; Valentine) | ings which. an fall into the ‘hands of reat totate 0 ee yop ke = 4 the United hea shmes eonld, beid roy fw McChesney was next waited upon at Harlem, and he en- Dorel Sores “ boy states: omnes the work agente (professional, few Maye the nance for two the Sunday citizen of 1 eder gach clivainstant “ht nd lightened the anxious relatives of O'Reilly as to the | E. of New a amended, from spring 0 apres tothe doubled rents demanded Potios were SMA th, ‘oun oF 4 confession mad oe we ought acto | is of the remaivs. The — boing ere- | natn, are stopping at ry i: from om dhe Srecan | ibe opeeatton of law. The militate against “ body Sunday even found Ogeraa, of Parts; . i and Major these causes use bunt 4 ste Cen ae — vamp ae pote ne = ra 2 yon ay ‘and on ae ‘onder, = bet owt w nose of ine tithe Engineers, are stopping that * ceeeeee epdgenicn sansalty rag anal aa Ne w York iesaken ng Se follow cy car at ms Coroner Gover, removed to fenth a1 at the Everett 3 a & week or “Ye. Wehie quoted some fengih, to conwend that tis | rendered a verdict of wcehdental death. The deceased | “On Ur Oe ce we ot and Mf the ainkiOg | preci yinete Anybody olse has lauded after ube fall | the Excise law and el een hoe eee a <0, S Slases cassie Before the Prussian couris | Was thirty-four years of age and & native of Iretand. of Iiinois; Colonel Loogis, of Richmond; Dr. W. T : te ales, Late hous not disclose the any offence which | Storms ey Cortina His Tanoat.—An inquest was | stewart, of Alexandria; Schriver, of the United which was STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGE! ‘ton street; a tos Second strset; Henry - eased in tbe it of forgery. The learned Coroner Schirmer, at Bellevue Hos. | States Army, and J it, of St. Louis, are stopping NCE. Siogle, 130 strest ; ‘Suhwoklor, 186 Second Ss his remarks to 1 close by | Yesterday held oy : at the Fifty Avenue Hotd. Favostovs Asa: atrock, : Sia Be_-deaired "ia “have sn epportenity | Pil ove the remains of John Foser, a native of Ire | Soo Te ‘Paton haa iecentiy conferred the Brevet mroncpnnttathlel bears hs ct at a ot vaising thoes eee ty ihe green | Iands forty-eight years of age, whose death was the | sa2"Sf"Cotonel tu tha New York Voluatoers Upon 3. been made or arw about to Be eycatNk (Rat ofc Blake found s man named John SALES OF REAL ESTATE, fhe had adh aa he desmed them of the greatest | rewuit of a wound in the throat inflicted by himself. | Townsend Con (so of” Comptrotier Comnolly) fOr Ln ings arete bore iy MeKus in front of Smiezer'sflager bier saloon, cornerfot —_— Te was she imi dd teen. hi we Deceased had been ill for some time past; and, about Tapuuens vied sporilerledd services’ during the late war. Wht ond Wore po hal + | three o'clock on the morning of the 25th inst, While sit The birth of a son tolhe Princess Christian " . - ting in 9 rocking chair, at his residencs, corner of 126th | Hetena of England) rage the total of Queen Victoria's Street and Third avenue, be cut his throat with « razor iidren to ten—wie and four geand- He wae subseq removed to his renidence at aghters. The Princeh of Frama bas three goss ead town. Tonetang Gs seas eemane i Snag datee Mue ean s| Svar aye yt Patel oS See vara er, | Sob, chris cos iy sama ea a i. a letter dated. avout 69; JUSS. SES tn. addreased 10 | for sous ‘The jury found a verdict ef ° coas Christian one von. 5. bail having beea refused.