The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1867, Page 8

8 THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT oust. Before Judge Shipman. Mis court sat yesterday, but only for ashort time | ¢9 Yake return of process in the following Ca8e8” _ One Sustom House cave, eleven casks of Phoenix sir, aS | W., as condemned. The rost were inter? 4) ‘revenue rorty- firsts! een M Soe sill found in. Forty rst $+ feet, poiwecn th apd Nivth ai ; one still " sang "in Forty- BiRMh arreet, between Ninth and T* gi “avenues; tom Derrels of distilled spirits found at 33 Cedar streot; fo, found at the same ; two barrels do, ol a Sve barriho corner of Bleventh gene and 127ib street, No claimants appeared, oud op motion of Mr, B. K ed States A¥siatant District Attorney, a de- Phelps, Unit metry ‘exo was entered Cond@muing Lhegv goods by de! UNITED STATES COLAMMSSIONER’S COURT, Charge of Counter®iting—The Manufactare of Coumterfeit Plates, Before Commissioner Osborn, Charles Ulrich, who bad beon charged with having engraved several counterfeit plates for the purpose of ting notes of different denominations, was drought ycencaay before Commissioner Ostorn, - Jodge Stuart, who appeared for the prisoner, said that the only charge against the prisoner was for having en- graved a counterfeit plate, Mr, Joseph Bell, om the part ef the gavernment, ob- werved that there were more charges thum one against ‘the prisoner, The charge wes a very sewtous one, Ho had heard of the prisoner by reputation. Judve Stuart—Chere is mothing of thet kind before the Commissioner, Counsel'asked the-Oemmissioner to ‘edit the prisoner to bail, Colonel W. P. Wood, Chief of the Secret Shrvite of the Treasury Department, stated that ‘the prisoner bad Deon very fair and open’ to bim with regard to this ‘The Commissioner—Yoa get one of these; parsons and hhe leads you into information of another,-and this other yn gives you further information, and #0 on. Colone! Wood—I never make any compromise with them. While I that the prisgpor has been open end candid about this.affair, I mast sey thet his offence should not go unpunished, Mr. Beil thought that under the circurastances it Soo ars aierace agehe fix the prisoner's bai! at at je deserved the higiaest hc law could ite, reais Jndge Stuart—IC this man is found: guilty he will de- serve not the highest but the lowest ‘amount of punish - ment, for he has exhibited some very noble qualities of —— mature, Be has expreesed-repentance for bis nee. Tue Commissioner—Is the plate -wiich the prisoner is ebarzed with making complete? ry Bell—He has completed dose of them. Pi ane sanieapenicy money ‘printed from those a Colone) Wood—This man was imsvith the party who had the transfer press, He has frank and plain rem, and Idon®% want to be hard on him ; but I think he has done mare harm to the govern- ment by these plates than Bank Wall did. In the course of some further »discussion it appeared ‘that the prisoner had not been arrogted on any warrant. He was now under a mere commitment. ‘The Gommissioner sam! he wodld issue 4 warrant and date it to-day for Ulrich's commitment, lest hereafter the preceedings of the court might. be subject to crit cism. pine Privoner stands comanitted in default’ of $8,000 A wonran named Kate Grom, who had been accused ”” motes ef counterfeiting practives, and. brit ging ‘bogus’ to New York ai the request of onc iy who, it is understood, is in prison ‘on a cliarge of selling bad money,’ was ordered to ‘be released | rom custody. Alleged Hiicit Disti Nadon. Bonry Goodman, keeper of a lag ser beer and Dilliard saloon, 127 Columbia street, was charged with having pormitied the illicit distillation of whiskey ina basement @f bis house, The government was mot ready to go on ‘with the case, but the defendant s gated that he had let the basoment to a person who there carried on the manafactare of vinegar. If whiskey had been dic- Ailied it was wholly without bis ki ge oF consent, He knew nothing woatever abou tit, The Comi said the case had been alreadv adjourned three. times, and if on tho next adjournment the government would Rot proceed be would dismiss t’ae charge. Mr. Bell ox- Plained that efforts to obtain the attendance of wit- Besces had failed, The examir mtion was adjourned to SUPREME COURT—€ ENERAL TERM. General Term Versus [hambers—Orders Ts- eued—Nemes @f Suctjessful Legal Candi- dates. : Before Judges Leonard, Ingraham, Sutherland and Clot ke. fe S| 2) ,31 2] > | Mrs Jennio L. Smith, an employs of Mr. Daly, ‘This court assembled yest erday morning for the pur- i £ i z | } informed her of the arrival of some property at pier 13 ‘term and announoing the mames of sacceasful candi- ye 2 i = | Believing his statement she paid the oomey, ha ‘ascer- @atos for admission to the bar passed at the recent-er- : : gt | tained nothing further of her Western property. The ‘amination. In addition to this business the court also oY $): 8 complainant in the case states that this is an old trick of gpromaicated the following orders: — ba] Beck ot MR sil the accused, and that several persons in the neighbor- RULES ADOPTRO AT THR GENERAL TERM OF 1867, 1 1 8 3 5 hood have already been victimized by his-representa- ‘ious to the ooert, except dor the tonation seats’ peas = 1 44 §. | sattog a toes named Wilteme Who arwen «tune ; jon con- = { a jams, who drives @ blac! ‘mccted with or ielating to the opening, altering or 1 - 5 7 horse aad ared cart, The explanation was not satie- ‘widening of streets, avetquer, squares and other public hy H { i 15 | factory, and he was committed in default of $1,000 to Piacos, shail be noticed for and brought on in the Gen- eral Term only, and each applications may be noticed for any day i the term. Ordered —Tbat the General Term for April be contia- wed through tho arst two weeks of May. ‘Ordered— Phat the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, exoopiJuly and Angust, be appropriated for the Dearing of appeals from non-eaumerated motions, aud that the General Zerms shall be adjourned accordingly. ‘Ordered—That appeals from nou-cnumerated motions may be noticed for any Saturday im the term, and put on the calendars for the day for which they are noticed ; ‘and notes uf sseue shall be filed en the Thursday preoed. ing. Orderec—That the clerk make out a special calendar for such Saturdey of the causes standing over from each preceding Saturday, and of the new notes of issue fled Brevious thereto, In order to provide for the continuing of the General ‘Ferm in May next the Circuit, Part, will be adjourned to the third Monday, UST OF STUDENTS ADMITTRD TO PRACTICE AT THE BAR, Andrew L. Bush, Cathoun Benham, Wm. E. Nathaniel H. Ciemont, Join H. Dean, James H. Wm. Everett, Béward P. Flint, Isaac V. Robert. EB. Foot, Geo. Gallagher, Grosvenor §, ‘Archi- bald W. Hall, 3. Frank ay Richard T. Haines, Jr, ; James A. Hudsen, Charles 8. Joslyn, George G. We. H. King, Edwin Kempston, Jobn 7. Lockman, Francis W, Larab, John T. McGowan, P. H. McDonongh, Charies F. Marti, Carlisle Norwood, Jr. ; Wm, G. Nicoll, Lacias C, Polk, Ambrose Purdy, Norman L. Perry, James Parsons, Wm. F. Reilly, ea J, stevenson, John H. Stitt, Goldie! S Simpson, George L Simonsen, George I. Smith, Freling H. Smith, Ragone Carroll Skin- mer, Wm. A. Sanger, D. Smitty Sutherland, Jobn H. ‘Turner, Wm. W. Taylor, Wm. C. Witter, Aldace F. Waiker, Barclay Watson, Philip S$. Van Rensselaer, J. ‘Talinadge Vac Konssellaer SURROGATE'S COURT. ‘Before Surrogate Tucker. Borrogate Tucker has admitted to probate the com. ‘tested will of Mre, Anna Maria Forman, deceased, bold- ‘mg that Mra. Forman was of sound mind at the time of ‘the execution of the testameatary paper. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Recorder Hackett. MOCAPGE OF THE GRAND JURY, ‘The Grand Jury came into court yesterday with s umber of indictments, and, haviug finished their busi- i i re f 8 g & a i e l iH t i iF i i i i : 3 Li af t if i s i 8 H a 22 fi ig i I ing; One ‘cruelty to catums one tools, and three suspen Nowe of the cases were of any Teaeal tape and were al) disposed of by au eariy hour, BROOKLYN COURTS, NEW YORK HF’gALD, WEDNESD forfeiter forfelte? | {hoy having failed to appear, as required by athe cases of five of these parties were in the Dis- F @LICE INTELLIGERCE. poi and the remainder im the Otrost m7 £° ait ined for the tert. Daring the May term ved 2 ; “a rs it Court there will be several important cases | am op Juvenns Burarans,—Last Saiurday ote, tried, among which is that of Chas, C. Braine, a lieu~ tenant in the late Confederate navy, whe is charged with piracy, . in baviug se zed the steamer Chesapeake, 0B the high seas, during the rebellion, ciTY COURT, The New Judge and His Appeintmev” George Thompson, who was elected on the de tie ticket im November last as Judge of the City Oourt for the ensuing six years, enters into office o~ say, He has just made the following appointments t , whe court:— Chier Joseph T. Sackett; Depat y sherit, A Sneaiker; es, ‘Patrick MeGly" jx? geome Colca, Lynch, J, Trent, G. W. Sme ge"y y. Bogart There witl be no business, howe wr, transacted in this eoart until Monday next, when “she ‘May term will be opened and the civil calendar ‘ giied namber of ‘eriminal cases, it 18 expected, wii) also wied during the present month, ‘WOARD ‘GF ALDERMEN. Special Meeting—Mhe License Quertion—The Extension eT Fidth Avenue to the Battery. The Board met at four o'clock yestorday afternoon, the president, Josqph Shannen, in the chair. Abierman Norton offered the following resolutions, which were adopied — ‘ate hour, tbe rear basement of premise @ire street, occupied by Michael Calla tered by means of forcing in the panels of the door, and robbed of six packages and fifteen books of gol leaf, worth $65, a clock and pair of scales worth $12, with which tho burglars made their cecape, Searc! was made for the burglars by officers Mulligan, Kent and.conklin, ‘of the Fourteenth precinct, and yesterday morning the ofticers succeeded in arresting four boys from eight to fifteen years of age, named James Murtha, James P. Binejan, Thomas Owens and \artin Winters, on suspicion of committing the burglary. Most of the stolen property was subsequently fo their possession, und tho prisoners confessea their guilt, One of the lads s* that a portion of the goid leaf had been burued. Alder- man Coman committed the juvenile offenders to the Tombs tor trial, In alb probability they will be sent to the House of Refuge, they being too young for imprison- ment ia Sing Sing. Born Ropusry vrom a Desx.—Yesterday afternoon & young man gtving his name as James McGuire entered the store of Mr. John Van Deventer, ‘No, 232 Greenwich street, and stealthily approaching a desk, openod is with a faise key, and took therefrom $59 in Treasury notes, McGuire was about escaping with the money, when Mr. Van Deventer discovered him and intercepted bis progress, He. was detained till officer Berry, of the Third precinct, was catlod and took charge of the ‘soner, Later ia the day the accused was arraigned fore Aiderman Coman and committed to the Tombs for examination, In pessession of the prisoner were found three skeleton keys and some othor tritting articles, Orugtry to Houses,—Patrick Whelan, a stage driver, was yesterday arrested by officer Phelps, of the Sixth precinct, for cruelly driving a horse estachod to an omni- bus, the horse having a runving sore upon his nind jeg, which rendered him usft for service. Whelan was taken before Aidérman Conan, and required to give ball to answer before the Court of Sessions, Jobn Smith was arrested for cruelly driving # horse attached to a cart heavily laden with coal. The horse had a lame and sore toot, and was scarcely able to draw the cart. Smith was applyiag his whip to the horse in order to make him move T than he was able to do, Alderman Comen held Smish in $300 bail to answer be- fore the Court ef Sessions. nse to the Corperation be and he is 4 to second the effors of means ih bis power, on before the Supreme C Thited States, if ueccssury, the question in contro- ‘versg between the cl New York by its corporate auchor- ities and (he Legislattre of this State by the Board of Metro. poktan Police Commis-ioners ; and be it further Keso.ved, That his Honor the Mayor be and he is hereby anthorized to-ompivy such other counsel as in his judzment may be necessary to ald hin in protecting and defending the corporate right# of this city, tus further imperiled by this new astempt ut usurpation by the Legislature of this te. ‘Alderman Loew offered a resolutign calling for the ex- tension of Fisth avenue to the Battery. ‘Alderman Hatevy said be was not in favor of taking any premivent part in the matter of public improve- menis by the Common Gerncil, but that in order that this matter might receive @ full investigation he moved that st be referred to a special committeo of three, which: was carried, and Aldermen Loew, Hardy and Coman were appoinied as such special committee, ‘The resolution of the Board of Councilmen authorizing the compmlation and pubiication of 10,000 copies of the Corporation Manual, the compiler to receive $3,500 when the work was completed, was taken up and laid over. Tho Beard then adjourned. THE PUBLIC HEALTH. The following is Dr. Harris? weekly letter on the ‘@eaths in this city and Brooklyn for the week ending Satarday the 27th ult, :— Mrrrorolrtan Boarp or HRALTH, Buneav or Virat Sramistica, April 30, 1867, :In the week ending April 27 there were 405 deaths in New York, including 73 in public institutions, 50 of them being in the island hospitals, There were 105 deaths 1 yn, exclusive of the Kings county in- ctitutions, This mortality is equivalent to a yearly death rate of 25.41 per 1,000 living in New York, and of 20.54 per 1,000 in Brooklyn by census of 1865, Zymotic causes destroyed 105 lives in New York and institutions, amd 22 in Brooklyn; or, 25.90 per cent of ail who died in the former, and 18.80 per cent of all | deaths in the latter city. There perisied in the first | year of infancy 120 in New York, or 29.62 per cent of | gan tho dead from all causes, and 35 in Brooklyn, or 29.91 of the total list. Thoro were 206 deatbs of children under five years of age in New York, or 50.86 per cent of all the dead, and 52 or 44.44 per ceut in Brooklyn. Searlatina and measles destroyed 37 lives, princtpatly in the Fourth and Seventeenth wards, in New York, and 12in Brooklyn, 6 of the deaths being in the Eighth and Ninth wards. lyphus and typboid “ lives in New York and but one in Brook! Déarrhooal diseases took 16 lives in the former and but 2 inthe latter city. The constitutional and loca inflammatory diseases, 80 called, were the chief causes.of mortality in both cities, and the zymotic diseases increased ‘slightly upon the wrevious week of the month, and they ecarce- ly varied from the records of the ing vear. The 6 deaths from pi fect and the 4from erysipelas, will not de disre- garded by physicians, ‘The operation of fatal diseases last week was, as usual, very unequally distributed torough the different wards of York. If we compare Le yo vmoacted and the deathsrates of the salubrious and Insalubdrious-dis- tricts—that is, of the well-houged, cleanly, well fed, vo the badly-housed, unclqaniy teuant house population— we find their death records last week to read as follows:— TENANT HOUR® DISTRICTS. in the storoof Messrs, A. T. Stewart &Co., Broadway, W. Mallon, in the employ of Mr, on the 5th ultimo gave the prisoner parcels « liver, with bills attacked, amounUng in the aggregate to $52 26. Shielda was instructed to collest the amount of the bills, which ‘did, but instead ef returning the money to his employers it ia alleged he feloniously em- bezzled and appropriated the same to bis own use. mitted for trial indefault of $ bail, The accused dives on the corner of Grand hamsbui Tg. ‘the continued ilness of Justice Dowling the examina- from “down for yesterday morning, did not take brought before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday. The complaint set forth that on the evening of the 29th ult, the accused went into of clothing and a meerschaum pi $115. The prisoner was detected in act of leaving the premises with the property by a man Samuel J. Jackson, by whom he was followed until he at- tempted to escape by running —. and dropping the stolen articles. Lindauer says he is a horse dealer by Bipiomions and is not guilty of the charge. eld to answer in the sum o! 000, 8 office, for gate’ _ bavin, at the houso of 001 answer, brought before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market : til us find that in a population of 172,971 (by cen- sus), dwelling in six of the tenant house wards, that are here selected for fairness of illustration, there were 107 deaths, mostly from preventable causes, and more than half were of children under five years old. The death Tate on population in those six unhealthy wards was equal to 341-3 per thousand annually, while in the Fif- tweuth ward, with an unusual mortality there, owing held to answer, premises 138 Canal street were entered by burglars, and property consisting principally of velvets, to the amount before Justice Shandley, at the Essex Market Police Court, one of them was held in $300 to answer, the other being discharged. ALLeaep BurGtary.—Henry Hogan was arraigned yea- Hogan, in company with another party, had been Horan, ‘to us; but the Western and Southern cities are alive to the ditty of suppressing ‘by active means every canse of therepidemic. Civic eleaniiness and the prompt care of the sick begin to take their just rank as cardwal virtues, E. HARRIS, close to the fence. ‘Hogan to answer. THE COURT AT POLIGE WEADOUARTERS. Before Wm. H. Bull, Justice, ‘There was another ‘crowded house’’ af Police head- revs Cuance oF Exugzaremeyt.—William H. Shields, a youth of seventeen years, recently employed as porter Was yesterday arrested by Captain Jourdan, of the Sixth precinct, en the charge of embezslemem, Mr. John goods to de- Shields was taken before Alderman Coman avd com- -Feurth streets, Wil- ‘Tae Looms Exvezziement Casr.-—In consequence of ‘ton in the case’ of Theodore H. ‘Loomis, charged with ‘feloniously embezzling $5,000 tn compound interest “bearing bonds his former employers, Messrs, ‘Carter & Hawley, No. 60 Beaver street, mnie was i ‘hearing was further adjouraed till eleven Seer mext jurday morning. A Horse Deaver m Trovunus.—On complaint of Danict Carver, No, 135 Varick street, Charles Lindauer was the house of complainant and took therefrom a quantity in all valued at He was Auuscep Recetvie op Moxgy Unper Fause Pre- ‘Tences.—Joseph John Daly, residing at No. 176 Sixth avenue, appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and made a complaint against a young man who gives his name as Henry Holmes, and who represents himeelf as being a clerk in the Surro- the 29th day of April called + and ta an interview with’ Vioratine THe Hears Laws,—Jobn H. Pheasant as Police Court, yesterday, charged with violating section 45 of the Health laws. Michael Gleeson was also charged with violating section 100 of the same laws. Both were ARxesrep on Scsricion,—About two weeks since ‘the terday at the Essex Market Police Court upon the above charge preferred against bim by Joha Goring, whese sail loft at No, 1 Broome strect was broken into on Sun- day evening last, between seven and eight o’clook. eb. served coming from the direction of this loft about that time, and was seen jumping over a fence adjacent thereto, The parties who bad thus observed them, sus- their business, gave them chase and arrested his companion escaping by jumping into the river. A bag of wax, which Goring identified, was found Justice Shandley committed Aitxorp Coxsrtracy.—Application was made before Justice Connolly, at the Fourth District Police Court, on quarters yesterday morning during the sitting of the mew court. Each up town precinct located in Justice AY, MAY 1, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. —— possossors are privileged to sell spirituous liquors as well THE LABOR QUESTION. Tho our Hones nad Somecentosmtare” fost to pase, by as lt cctor has not as yet given out to any applt- ie ee kept in couliuement without a hearir_,° milesaway to be Master Masons. A special mesting of the Master Masons of this city and county was held yesterday afiernoon, at No, 61 Liberty street, to discuss the propricty of granting the increase of wages (from $2 50 to $3 per day) which had been fixed upon ata lates meeting of the journeymen to be demanded this morning. The meeting having cant who has paid his license money the hoense itself; Gut each deaigr who eamne yesterday t0 the se oe an application indorsed by the Committee on Applet tions, received a permit to keep open house aud oe liquors during legal hours, until the heenses alo Keke out, when the permits will be rocalled and the <8, of course, be the best protection against prying Pol\ moa. Fy night, areso many violations of * charges they shall, wit le Conducted before a magistrate to Y directs.” The only reason offe of these outrages is that I hav: to interdict the exercise of ¢: cent and uno malice of bad men in authe .f, from morning ihe law, which says: rested upon criminal delay a8 possible, be 2 dealt with as the law ved for the perpetration dared, in some instances, #potic powers over inno- 08 to gratify the private eases Whore persons are ar citize ee eee ee be futl ‘ity, That malice can now CITY INTELLIGENCE. deen called to order it was moved, seconded and carried | Hon thay Lave thettie gt the star chamber” inqiisi- al that John T, Conover officiate as President of the meét- | mediate aupery sion, Seren a their own in- Roanp ov Coumry Canvascmna—The Board met at | ing, andW, M, Jackson as Secrotary. At this stage inno L CONNOLLY, Palice Justice. eleven o'clock yesterday morning, and ‘after completing | it Oozed out that several members of the Beker were NEW ERS urned and a motion was adopted that they be requested 4 7 the canvass in the Tenth and Fourteenth wards adjo! ee ae eee oe peering sos £Y INTELLIGENC?. to eleven o'clock this morning. which only the result could be gleaned. _The discussion ‘Tue Boarp ov Fre Commecionera—The new Fire } occupied a couple of hours, during which th: pan alias Jersey City. of business were canvassed, and the resuits of Commissioners will in all probability meet this morn | foie id ed. At haif-past three o’clogk sop, a clerk ina Cuarcep With PiFerING,—Johu Wat- fa % « drug store on Newark aven! te ing and organize the new Board by the election of the following motion was offered and adopted :— rested yesterd ue, Was ar- president and treasurer, The new Board consists of Resolved, That the prospects of business for 1867 are NOt | y iis, 5 we 4¥ on the complaint of his employer, Mr. Commissioners Wil Shaler, Abbe, Gallway and | such as to warrant the master masons in granting any in- @barged him. with abstracting Money in Engs. Its said that Mr, Abbe will be the president and | crease of wages for the present, Various ®U" og from the drawer of the counter, Some ee oy of the now ry a tho debut Fe ine ee Lh ging a ae . ES Lillis, finding- the proceeds of the store Enge tho teeasarer Bowed ie ies no. the debate be given *F han be expected, his suspicion: used Tvenzase oy Satanme or Postat Cuanes.—Yesterday | ror orclock she meeting was adjourned, sone waenohon Waiaon, The latter wee being the Jast of the month—‘“pay day” at the Post Office—considerable anxiety was manifested by the many clerks, some five hundred in number, a8 to the certainty of am increase of thoir salaries, All doubt, however, was soon dispelled when tho cashier began paying to each clerk drawiug a salary of $1,000 or less tventy per cent increase, aud those over that sum ten per cent, Considerable enthusiasm was displayed by the clerks, who were not unmindful of the untirmg exer- tions of Postmaster Keily in their behalf. ‘Tax Broapway Brrocr,—For several days a corps of knights of the brush have been engaged in painting runic figures upon the pow completed iren structure across Broadway at the intersection of Fulton streot, and in a fow days, the weather being suony, the bridge will be opened for public use. A wag, passing It yestorday, sug~ ested an emendation of @ certain coupict in Butler’s ludibras, to the effect that ‘The Broadway bridge. by twice a seore of men, Was iirst put up and then pulled dows again, Foar lamps, one at each corner, have been erected upon slender standards, by way of lighting the structure. The bridge was originally contracted to be built for $15,000, but, as pearly as can do learned, it as likely to cost about 008. Housesmiths. ‘The Housesmiths’ Matual Protective Association held a regular meeting last evening, at Millman’s Hall, corner of Seventh avenue and Twenty-sixth street, No business other than routine was transacted, The reports received _ informally from the different members of the associatic ¢ exhibitea a very satisfactory condition of alfairs int ge matter of wages, they being all in the receipt of a rer pag advance, Hackney Coach Drivers. The hackney coach drivers of this city held 9 reming atthe Sixteenth Ward Hoted, on Monday ‘srenmg last, for the purpose of taking Into consider’ jiom ine most available means te obtain. an increase “{ wages, After soine deliberation the enciusiea Was arrived at, that their employers, the fivery stable keepers, should be respectfully solicited, to grant the advance desired—all idea of a “strike” bemg discouatenanced by the meet- ing, An addross ‘as finally adopted sotting forth that the present rate, ot compensation, eleven dollars por week, Was totaby Inadequate to the support of them~ selves and fraiies; and that, in consequence of increased rents, the high price of provisions, &c., they could wet meoct the necessities. of those dependent om them, for less than fourteen dol- lars per ‘eek, Included im this address was a statement pudlished not long since fa the HeRatp, ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART,—A paper was read last eveniag at the rooms of the Society on The Kxisting and Prospective Modes of Tan- ning.” A large number of the members were inat- | showing t nc actual cost of being, 00> a family of two aah teres! persons; and the document clos respectfully joa ithe soies Containing eam Set? be ve solicitinrg the stable proprietors to ig ay considera- statistics as to this art, and clesely exhibited the advan- tages tuat tamners would derive from using the ex- tract of hemlock on the sesboard, insteadjef locating their tanneries in tho interior adjacent. to the forests. By this cource they would save an enormous amount im transportation of the raw hides to the interler and the return of the tanner’s leather to the market. It also indicated a-chemical meant by which the process of se- curing the-extract could be much simplified ana sepa- qwated from the a? amatter, which is more or less in- durious to feather, ‘renders it loose nd liable to absorb wetor. ‘Tux Fanurrs’ CLun—The regular wedkly meeting of the Farmers’ Club was‘eld yesterday afternoon, at the Cooper‘Justitute, Mr. Nathan ©, Ely im the chair, The | Svening, at Montague Hall, Tho attendance was good. debate en the truth wr falsehood of the representations | The chair was occupiod by Mr. F. H. McDonald. The which have been made in reference to Vineland was | object of the meeting was to discuss plans for bring- contunued, both sides of the question being maintained | ing mon-society men into the association, with with considerable carnestness, though all agreed that | view to making a move for an advance in wages and manape was necesrary to make the soil produce any- | reduction of the hours of labor, A deputation from the thing. The valuecf ashes as a fertilizer was also dis- | New York Horseshoers’ Protective Association was cussed. Some agricultural implementa were subse- | present, and one of its members spoke at some length quendy oxamined, aiter which the Club adjourned. advising speedy action in the matter, but no steps were Uston Traovocicat, SeuINARY.—The Hebrew chair in | taken, a8 the genoral opinion was, that the prosent 1s a tiite-educstional tsstitation, which We under theavepices | *** “me to ak for increased wages, of the Presbyterian church, bas beon tendered to Dr. Ganse, the able divine of the Dutch Reformed church, ‘Twenty-third street. Dr. Ganse has not yet signitied his aooeptance of the professorship, but it is believed that heis disposed to do 80, '¥oor Racn—The foot race between Davis and Wilson | for $500 a side, advertised to: take place at the Union Half Mile Track yesterday, was postponed on account of the rainy state of the weather. ‘Scuoo. Exammation,—Messra, Henry Kiddle and Thos. tion the ir request for increased pay, and trusting to their sense (4 Justice to comply with it, The address was then signedyby ever five hundred drivers, and Cornelius J. r®’Connor and B, A. Leonard were appointed a cornmittee to present it to the stable owners, This com aittee will report at a mecting to be beld on Satur- day; next, In the meantime the coach proprietors will hog ‘conference, when it 1s anticipated that the re- qaest of the drivers will be acceded to, Journeymen Horseshoers of Brooklyn. The members of the Brooklyn Horseshoers’ Union held their first meoting since their organization last SINGULAR CASE OF CHILD STEALIN. The usually quiet hamlet of Woodstock, wu wu. wwr ship of Morrisania, was recently thrown into a state of- great excitement by the sudden disappearance of a littlet boy, about eight years of age, from his home, under cir cumstances of somewhat singular character. Abou a year ago a lady dressed in the extreme of Parigian excellence, having a decided English accont, LY, Harrison conducted an examination yesterday of the | *™¢ Lapa _—. Phage oe 8 very ‘ ° elegant @nd attractive er, accompanied ‘scholars who meet in Grammar School No, 27, Forty} | Sino ittio boy, about oven ears ad appetted of the second street, The results were of a highly satisfactory | residence of a Mr. J. Q. A. Colfax, at Woodstock, and character and well for the care of Mr. Cremm and | ¢ ‘board for the child, at the same time stating it, his highty efficient staff of teachers. In tno female de- | was her owa, and that she had been obliged to separate partment, about cighty-eight per cent passed success. | from her husband, in consequence of ill-treatment; be- fully, while in the male mt the average was | sides riving @ detailed narrative in a most touching nearly ninety per cent, The singing and penmanship | and pathetic manner, of her many marital grievances, were iy good, and called for commendation trom | Mra, Colfax, who is represented to be an oxceedingly the examiners, and the-drill and disotplino were so near | kindbearted woman, was soon melted to tears Veit that one hundred per cent wore reported to | the well fold tale, and easil prevailed on ve passed in those important branches of school mat- | her husband to take the into their family, for a nominal consideration, which was to have been paid monthly. Since that timo matters have transpired showing that the husband of the woman, who is a fore- tern. The school continues to be well attended, and is reported as being in thoroughly good and efficient con- dition. as man engineer in a large machine shop in Jt i Live-Saving Arraxatus.—The government commis- | Tus! ail n fac simil of her Tepceseatation, bet fh sion on life-saving mventious met yexerday at the usual | contrary bears the reputation in every quarter, of being place, Mr. Bemis presiding. After disposing of somo | ahiehiy respectable, upright and honorable person. It routine business they adjourned to a foundry in West | !8 now alleged that the conjugal disruption was occa- sioned by a deplorable inclination on the part of “ner pote ee nae ais, <eians La aay epi pd ladysbip® to gs fast ey manifestations of which anda mabl . become rant jusband forced saturated with this wash were dried and held in a fur- a ee oem bat ‘put her away” in order to sustain his hace, but emiticd littie or no flaine, Tae Board then then placed proceeded to Jersey City, where they witnessed a test of sepaaatenns He Senohnerd tana aay sui, Soever o jeation, of a christian afre extinguisher, after which they returned to the focaity a Ty ot the Hedeos Hiren peed city and adjourned until this morning. the mother managed to kidnap him. She sul ently ALtkcgp Violation or THe Exciss £aw.—Richard | conveyed the child, as already berm 4 to Mr. Colfax’s residence, and is said to have recei during the past Sight dollars per west: for its mainten- t to the presence of infectious erysi the rate was | of over $400, carried off. Yesterday officer Dwyer dis- | Before Justice Dodge, at the Jeiferson Market Police | ‘ance from the father, however, to settle, oniy equal to 141-5 thousand. Then there - Court, charged with a violation of the Excise jaw, He | month after month, her nent with Mr, til crowded and filthy sections of the Tenth, Sixteenth, covered in the possession of two waiter girls a portion | was held to answer in the sum of $300, the bill pomp prema $200. On Monday last 8e teenth and other up town wards, in | of the property, and learning from them that they bad | Arraapre Svicior,—Mrs, Emma Clark, a woman aged | the child was sent to a grocery store on an errand but after whrich death is kept up in the same way and equally as | received it from Charles Hercnbark and Adoiph Kerr. he forty-four attempted to commit suicide about a reasonable time its failure to return the has im the a of the six we have mentioned, fronted both those tndivianat, who appears were aot 1S olan: cance ae ie he fears of Mr. Gottas, who by this time bad become thor. rs to t SF ge ap Peer ry on red pig tog eg tg ; crossing the stream, She was rescued by the hands of | proving been carried off the boat and conveyed to Bellevue Hospital ‘ ” baie ba bean seoeerel 87 2 mosaic Buratary.—The work shop of Samuel Ki to drive up In a light accompanied py ‘at 80: cand, (ne companion, snatch the chidtrom the road business as a harness plater at $0}¢ Greone street, | 49 the direction of New York. It bas since turned out ‘was entered by burglars from the rear yard of the build- | that her companion is ve) fitter, ing on Monday night and robved of about fifty dollars’ the of | Jefierson worth of property. past, a cl Fouxp Drowxgp,—The remains of an unknown man, deal of scandal in the neighborhood where 4 apparently about forty-five years of age, wore yesterday | sides, as the gay Lothario is oid tobe er - Colfax found floating in the dock foot of wife and several children, Aith fea Eighth street, Kast To‘child’s father have usod ev river. Deceased was five fee: eight inches in height and child posi Of light complexion. He was dressed in « coat, | tive has ye hoes, proerained. Te is, ‘however, con- + light ribbed pants and woollen shirt. An inquest will be peal that, having recently recovered ‘dam. naid ever the remains, ages, aa stated, to the amout of $200 from « Mr. Cole: Fata, Ranroav Accinext.—Yesterday morning, about ten o’clock, an aged man named Carr, while attempting to cross the Fourth Avenue Raliroad track, between THE GARDINER WILL CASE. Monday last, for a warrant against Adam Dippel and partteeti if ageengmarnsee dag aye: pty Ba locomotive STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. ‘Phe hearing of tho Gardiner-Tyler will case, which has | Frederick Weyman, in the matter of an alleged conspir. | NSH. t patirond Company, KDocked down, fun over | Exvoncrater or tun Exams Law,—Staten Island is occupied the irewit Court of Richmond county, Staten | “Y defraud the complainant, William Elliott, of the | and almost Killed. | His remains were taken up 2 “ town of Southeast, Putnam couaty, im this State, and | by the Twenty-third preciaot police, and Coroner Schir. | NE brought under the operation of the Excise Law ‘Inland, the Court and jury, and eminent counsel for the ethers, entered into, it was all by the defendants | Mer notified to hold an inquest. Deceased lived in llth | at a very quick rate, The difficulties which the police ex- dasteight days, was brought to a close by the verdict of | god the wife of one of them, "weymsa. The | street, near Seventh avenue. im its execatton heretofore in the — pdipead heur on Monday night last. The po ape phe hen d time since ees Svrciws st Hanoiva.—AGerman dry goods pedier, eee L Baasmer | bg tee the bole ) was ness t licenses under the charters villages ba Monday's preceodings were = he | ants, one ot whe oe named Abrabam ena lived at No. 371 Kast of Edgewater aod New Brighton bave been removed 4 ‘About balf-past eight o'clock the jury retired to consider po ey pee m g credit of cattle Fourth street, was, early hour yesterday morning, | the signing of the amendments passed last to the therr verdict, The court room during the entire day was | Subsequent d }, after re found hanging in his parior, and quite dead. It is tet othe Loglatare, of March 2, 106,08 last, densely crowded by the friends of the litizants on either | Of the same, the proceeds dl eng ge oS peg hE ae Pd cry Twe persces were yes Lott aan a ae u and by heavy losses in business. Mr. lett a fertey 6. Remy See eer Sos original purchase widow and ten children. An inquest will be held on | liquors for sale without license, and im their own a mock os lly the henna Ae pty he Record — De- prepay 4 i gate to the amount of about $6, worth being | tun Darn or Ma, Lave.—Coraner Schirmer yeater. | B88 and to Dominick Keegan. etme, Tork aca Soot Sip day eld an inquest at Belle ~ athe prs ieee ate arach of appant or Hones Fas arrested and coniined in Ludlow street jal), where he now | Jonn Lang, whose death was Tesult of injuries re. New Pouce Station at Factonrviiia. —Captaia Hol- de, upon an attachment issued at the suit of interested parties, for the purpose of avoiding the olaime of the pore pe gee gy tas ee. new building in | brook having received instructions from the Police creditors. A warrant was issued by Justice Connolly, ‘twenty, ‘of ment. | Commissioners to detail a party of police officers to and the defendant (Weyman) sul arrested | Deceased wer ‘de x oe eat a ‘Washbu: pany ee ete t a tie Po. | Dative of Germany, He lived at No. 6 avenue A. popes Sergenas rae and tea men lice Court the accused denied the several allegati been taede by tho complainant an demanded an etaminae THE LATE REAR ADMURAL CAOWALLADER mINGGOLO, u. s. n, } Dees procured near the landing Place ef the ferry bost Oluer defendant will be prosent, Pendivg tiie bail was | TRO Faseral To-Day—Order from Rear Ad. | Evecnon or Tavertm—On Monday next an election antered by Weyman in $3,000. miral Bell. for nine trustees for Edgewater and four for New Brigh- the chair, inw York, eon} Comaolly’s district ‘several prisoners, yesterday, " a cy Dr. W. G. Wood, of Harlem, complained that thi the saniy at vedas eas a for intoxi- Cytatter Ringgta Ua oumen Mor. The officers ‘Third aveaue, from 100th street to the Harlem river, had cation RS ate, knvtood rr Rot been swept for a great while, and he desired the fact D. Rogers, doing business at No. 458 Thind | place, ness Sixteenth stron, tomorrow, May 1, at halt. | mifht be Drought te the Knowledge of the Street Clean avenue, had in his employ some time ago ® aan | past A. M. The oficers will please attend in an ing Commissioners, named Wn. Robinson, aged 16, A few 1, ae BELL. tree Admire U. 8. 3, Sires Ciaag CRISS Gt Tatas Seite B; Wang ral ecoasions; and on Monday the latter came into the Com, Navy Yard and Station, New York, | W™# Drought before the Board, and he said his contract more and stole a brush valved at $4 Robioson was | The funeral cortége will move at noon to-day from his ty Cee ae rarbed te coen nt 20 been iqagagee a a late residence, No. 33 Union squate, dowa Broadway to ptef Andi ‘then offered the following :— At the Bovex Market Police Courts yeevorday, anam- | Trinity church, where the services will take piace at one | Whereas it been Qomnee pet ber of prisoners were brought ia on ie morning reiarn After the services the body willbe, akon to Rr sary ‘o Fear rst precinct. In each case i for interment in the Green comaery, has. Fy ees ‘Shandley as to whether the i not to or District Police Court ‘ab the | other ‘act paved at the’ ont wore insiracted cnet the epatrator bo informed ats ihn sori 2 See eee wire rengoT anne fhe After the usual semi-monthty payment to the contractor the fommusion edjouraed statements of the public press, in relation to pri- at the police beadquer- 2 Out about $1 50.at one time, He was held for . Hoboken, Axnest oF 4 Special PoticeMay.—Thomas Nolan, who wes the recipient of the unwarrantable cruelty stated im Monday’s Heratp, appeared before Justice White, ‘and charged Joseph Ward, as the man who, in the capac- ity of special peace officer, dealt him the severe blows on the head with his club, Ward was arrested brought before the Justice who, after remarking such outrageous attacks on the )persons of citizens must be discountenanced and put down by the strong arm of the law, heid bim to bail for trial at the ensuing term of the Hudson County Court A PASSENGER ATTACKED AND BgaTeN AT THR FERRY.— Abont six o’clock last evening a gentleman named Hen- derson was leaving the ferryboat, when the driver of an express Wagon attempted to drive off the boat at a rapid Tate, at the same time nearly knocking down Mr. Hen- derson and several others, When he remonstrated he ‘was set upon by the driverand a gang of accomplice who beat him severely, Some of the ony, emplogés, it is alleged, aided the assalling party, but for the mpt intervention of Captain’ Donovan and officer Beatty the result would be more serious, Gutteubera. How Spnpay was Sreyt in GurrenserG.—Mra.. Catha- rine Schrader appeared before Justice White yesterday and charged John W. Bachete with entering her house on Sundav and assaulting her. A warrant. was issued. for his arrest, On the same day and at the same Micbael Bakely was attacked and beaten by six or seven persons in a most outrageous manner. The following persons were arrested and held to bail before Justice White for the assault:—Charles Schultz, Charles Mangel, Jacob Fifer, William Schlen- cher and Mra, Schiencher. From the evidence given it would appear that the parties were’ carol fy and a dispute arose which ended ina fight Paterson. Mssnx@ or Prorerry Howvers.—A meeting of the holders ofjproperty on the Passaic river in the east ward of the city of Paterson was held on Monday at the office of Mr, Wm. Douglas, to consider the propriety of open- ing a broad avenue near the banks of the river, com- mencing atthe Weasel road and eras, the Race Course Bridge, at foot of River street, elius Van ‘Winkle was ted Chairman, rs Secretary. acommittee of three was appointed to wait on the Cominon Council, when the meeting adjourned to meet one week from Thursday. Newark. After several Propositions and amendments Lecrosm sy tue Rev. Dr, Brany, a® THR CaTHOUG Anstrrute,—On Monday night, the hall of the Catholic Institute was literally packed by a dense audience, in spite of the inclement weather, to hear the Rey. Dr. Brann’s lecture on ‘‘The Catholic Priest.” The of the lecture were for the benefit of St, Mary’s church, A large number of people from Je Hudson city and Bergen attended. The 160 pee by alluding tothe vast difference between the and veneration tendered by Catholics to their ministers and that existing in com, Fis" beet form of government 1s Not only is it the chvapest and m to 05t wars and conquest8; but it restrains ambition, and iw | anemone ube furure welfare. of all its subjects ie contrasted the results obtained with the expenditure of large sums of moneypby socialists to establish colonies where a community of interests would exist, and the ex success that crowned the per- severance of the handful of Jesuits in South America, He adduced copious instances in proof of the labors of Popes and priests for free institutions and against des- potism, Genuax Hosrrtat.—The finance committee of the German Hospital Aid Arsociation have now on hand $7.000 towards the completion of tributions still continue to be made. the hospital, and con- Noxtuzrx Convocation or New Jerssy.—On Monday night the Northern Convocation of New Jersey began its April session at St, Paul’s Episcopal chureb, Rev. Joseph H. Smith, the rector of St, Paal’s; Bev. R A. Poole, of Long Branch; Rev. Mr. Thorpe, of West Hobo- ken, and Rev, Mr. Stansbury, of Newark, officiated. | Yesterday morning the Rev. Mr. sack, body, The Holy Eucharist was administered to the ase | sembled clergy and laity, A resoluvon was ex ressive of the sorrow felt at the death of the Rev. W. of Hacken- preached a sermon on the Resurrection of the . Nieids, formerly of St. ey ata = were the services last evening missionary livered, Dr. Abercrombie being one of the speakers, from an officer while on his way to tha: instita- tion and has escaped Te-arrest thus far. Inrenesrva Trtat.—In the Essex Circuit Court the ease of David Price va. the First Methodist Protestant church is now on. The plaintiff sues to recover about $4,000, which he claims if He Ht i 8 i : i ‘ i 2 gE i i z E ES 4 H é t ! EREEEE 5 : li i & il iii |! i E { I } it i i s $ i i - a a gfe it HL g ‘J ft ilsts F i ] 35s i i Bil 5 f { i 5 a?