The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1867, Page 8

YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1867.-TRIPLE SHEET. ‘ ture of the right knee a few evenings since, threagh having fallen on # broken portion of the sidewalk on the MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. road from Tremont to West Farms. At the point where the orcurrence tok ‘a sinall stream runs across tbe 5 whieh is ed in ti ntre of the highway poe os road, ned in the ce ‘Phe: notes parry Bad the City—Ne Agree- by te ainary planing dod insane casoy Dat 00 he The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon, ‘the voly crossing provided being ap otd and very fragile Alderman Shannon presidi: garden gate, which, it is meted, was placed there seme ng. Tonths vince by a bumanitarian who parrowly escaped Alderman Lozw offered the following resolution :— ser.ovs injury. It is somewhat singular that although Resolved, That the Counsel: Corporation and the | tie aitention of the town oilicers bas been called fre- Ginn of the Gomme ye ‘are hereby | quenly, to tho mater the dangerous nuisauce yet Vomaina, head, LL. |. H. Moore; Henry Balawip, be and fequesied | ip, they are hereby sovenetiy “requensed 8 NEW JHE counts. | © GRITED STATES CHCUT COURT. The Againet Joun Hi. Trapp, Lawyer, 3 Before Judge Shipman. x morning at eleven o’ciock John H. Trapp, Meyer, Wps,put upon his trial before Judge Sbipman and a jary an the charge of having forged the names of two claimant on certificates transmitted to him as attor- ey of thd Partics (rom the Second and Fourth Auditors’ years. pated sol ‘This concluded the day’s calendar, and the Qourt ad- Mr. py at ourtnes, United states District Attor- | journed till this ‘eco: “ ney, with bir, Josepa Brill, United States Assisiant Dis- ~ THE WINREMORE-MAGILTON SPIRITUAL MURDER CASE. effcer, Saunders was also s~cered and locked up. 00 In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Philadelphia, the ‘trial of George W. Wiunemore for the murder of Mrs. Mogiiton was resumed yesterday. The number of per- sons in court was very large and the excitement in regard to the trial unabated, Dr. Weir Mucheil sworn—I am a physician; 1 have practised since 1852; # have given special attention to the subject of nervous diseases; the most opportunities T bad was in the army; Iam extremely familiar with. cases of epilepsy; the effect of epilepsy upon the mina would depend upon the number of fits; in some cases: stable of Mr. Wearden, at Greenpoint, the morning of the 2th of March last it appears that the prisoners were discovered at the Greenpoint ferry by an oMcer of the -aeventh precinct, . = = accused be sald: “The complainant (Mrs, Farjana) made the proposal to ro to New Orleans; she took a portion and I took a portion uf the property.” Assistant District Attorney Bediord presented the fects in a brief and elo- quent speech; but as there were some legal doubts in the cas3, the jury acquitted the accused, make out «case of forgery under the statute, ‘The Judge overruled the motion, rtaung that if the @egations contained in the indictment were proved there would be a case to go to the jury. ‘Tue case for the goverumant has rested, and the de- feace of the prisoner wili be commenced this morning. SUPREME COURT—SENERAL TERS. When the jury had renderé@ their verdict the friends Important Question of Marine Insurance, |} the defendant made loud demonstrations of approba- Beiore Judges Leonard, Ingraham aad Smith, tm. an elie of Be court aramid ire <f. se, men Fumes S.. Beams ve, The Columbian Insurance Com. | detected in this act of contempt and brought them any, In 1802 the defendants issued two policies of | {0%0,the Judge, who cased them to be placed m custody til this morning. His Honor remark d that these inae- marine insuranc) in favor of the plaintiff's assignor, one | Corous demonstrations were becoming vel ae: wi trick 0 c . en various rigut, fraa- Atiomnes. conoengs porn ny came ray ee COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. who arrested them, and found Containing Mr. the (4 jon of toe | a there is no apparent effect, in others there-is.an.imme- ae eee See an ee teal; — Weardon’s narness in the possession of paon, After now legally tne ice Geena. altel . The facts of ihe case, which have been repeatedly [Before Judge Russell.) remaining out a short time the ral 4 a verdict rived fram, tbe Excernoxe 10 7am ING diate-eflect following each fit; thea there would be othr bated in he HRA, Wee ae oe da 'ube part | At the opening of the court yesterday, the trial of | of guilty, "with a ro jon to meroy.” The or from subsequent | from the Polioe Commaisioners relative to tbe closing of | effcison the mind, produced bya number of fits, ox~ ape on Ignaz Stecki, charged with larceny, was resumed, | Pr#oners were remanded. ‘and by «bat authority 1 | liquor stores and places of business om Sundays makes } tending over a number of “counsel Tor tro prisoner submitted a motion to diamies ‘eycln poatappueeaiowe Plead Gallty, such nghis, frencnises | srespiion in the oneee of barbers, newspaper venders | | Q Is not epiiopey @ cause of insanity? A. GoanserFor the p Justice Ledwith proved that on the examination of the Properties have been invaded or ezized ; to wha: @x- ‘An occasional producing ca\ the complaint, on the ground that the evidence did not Michael Welsh plead guilty to grand larceny and was ry \nroat. | and dreegiate, the firet and second being allowed to keep Tie pres hat ‘a aie ‘ fed. remanded, open usill mive ofdtonk A, M., and) market men and eich Kintorners? purchases. In foo boxes ers. im the forenoon. - Charles A. oa Sunday for.selling iquor, was brought before the Recorder and fined $20. CasRGED WITH BicaMy.—A woman was brought before Justice Allen yesterday morning, charged by David 8. Barthoff, a resident’ of Bergen, who claims:to be her ‘Dusband according to law, with marital infidehty. She gave among other names that of Hancock, and. did not ‘concea! the fact that she owes allegia: ce to another, but ‘when called upon to continue with one suid she couldn't eee it, She keeps a house tm New York, and happen ng Ddutcbers wo keep ened seizures f which the oy bes entered into: tte ereditore or the brain; epilepsy would aggravate a predisposition. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Tonabetere™ Laeatad Ro tasenite. @ Does not deliriam attend these attacks? Objected Huarriess Ropasky—A Siox anp Heurues Woman body are not marked; in olf epilenticy, where epileptics have had fits over a large portion of time, idiocy is ‘sometimes produced; I estecm epiiepav a nervous dis~ ease; anything that will make a strung impression upon. ‘the nervope system will be apt to effuct the disease— ot na yr meakoned 9 epilepsy; ind eentab'e food not ne weaker y 8 taken inte Pomech te one of the causes of epiloney;. avenue, and that they could not agree with the Board ‘Counelimen un that jem. bh: i any a teake: ‘exam committee to copfer with the Board of Councilm :2, to visit an seq igintance in this city she jell into. r ‘would probably be subject to» Seauring ho bark Cora for one pear from June 10, 1002, | Sod Mad 't was time to make an exaniple Giitesther ts take a key trom her poetes and | Gu the setare ef tsa eeaterense commbnan. amey ve- | Lanes’ of Cobsebie Riéedwall aed "aoe ike in: the Mae poets eemasicnna ue cpale-h Due. fav $6,000, on a valuation for the whole vesce! of $20.000, ASSAULT her something from the closet of an ining | Ported that they couid not agree with the Board of Coun- | county jail for trial, il te & rare consequence: melancholy, su! on emu ihe giver insuring her freight, valued at $4,000, for James Finnegan, Jumes Manff, Matthew room. In taking the Gitfeather abstracted $8 which | Oilmen on the fiem in question. A motion to reconsider lewark. homicidal mania may follow epilepsy ; the insanity pro-- ame year also tins ‘i ‘Micbael Culligan wore with ry | was in Mra Fox's after this she was ede. pode at the inet meeting on conoarring | Auress oy Atzmmgp Buactsns.—The independent de- | guc d be epilepey may be atienced with lucid intervals; PR Td nic Bg Ce iattietn meee a a Laneeeee Getee mae hs poumaaee Gent In. Gui. Oss ee slvoged, caetdel oe oo the tas ler AS | scotive forte of Newark have succeeded in arresting two | the ep este ag - pionara re EH cc tgp h a wrenee were 0 3 el and ie polley op Sia venrel comeicad a warrenty Se ale in Maat Taninaen tee, set md he stole fico in ‘notes from ber bosom. Alderman Harpy moved that the Board wih | men, whom, it is alleged; have committed several bur- pnp ln i Frey ony Fecorrited fosanity; an in- mot to use the Min river at all. The Cora sailed from | drinking there they fmto an altereation, which cul- | Mra, Fox was aware of the bat being too weak jo | the Beard of Counclimen on the amendments te the lex | sigrieg 1m the rural portions of Essex county. The per- | nerited maniacal tendenoy may be excited by aay extra Seagtes eee te river, on | minated in Corbeti’s a silver watch worth $: offer resistance or raise ap alarm, tho beartless man ‘Toe metion was lost. aday iar | tioulareof the arresta are as follows:—The store of Mr. | ordinary excitement of in’atuation, or coming in contacts Barch 29, thero be gg, cg and Jamantondeavored to withdraw the complaint, | escaped with bis booty, ‘ir. Fox, on of the motion was made to adjourn to the first Monday with those mentally excited, the patient becomes ex- anited for with a cargo for Fu Chau Fu, a | but Judge Russel said that thoy must plead to assault | robbery, made search for Gilfeather, but success | June. Bijas Osborne, at Belleville, having been cited in various ways, and it would require a leog lec- oa the Mim river, The bark sustained inji fn order that the Court might have sume Sill Wednesday evening, when an oficer of the Fi Loww objected to 20 long & hah entered and valuable goods stolen, gentioman | ture to give them; the brain is not congested during the pleaded 'y to simple | precinot discovered Pisced to matter in the hands of the detectives, Be- convuleions; epilepsy, af considered by the profession. SS a) Geen foe Sik Fort, shee penal and bettors 0nd. oor at Se cretaanoae eno Renien einen somal nage wat found a 7 g,, thatthe headquarters of the Darglars ere, ecceteres 2 aeons wee earth ethe aie "fhe Oors, some time after the tess, reached Fu Chau | rete. mae Nem te ‘Wetave’ tecesatves bm ihe Pearman he ‘Pex, Tuo priaener wee yesterday BOARD OF COURCR.RER. * [wate at the ferry slips in that city, whese duty it was ae nes py age ge a Se a snd the wreck wan sob there for $7,990. This de- | "There were a, number of cases on the calendar, bat | \aken before Justice Horas, and on the proper eumpiot — Irsge snd smpenais ihe sopping, places of all $08, | nicneaif to bo sarrounded by “spiriist” Objected to.and: Soeierreeeetars |e Lea eee eran meen | (cae eth aa es seamen oa ‘ 4" —_ bag \ J ‘The Beard wet yesterday afternoon, the President, mined 1! the injuries to the Cora were sustaloed at a COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. forty-fv bi mpbyhy sekcgpt trncaorrt ol Mr, Brinkman, m the chair. ton igang. citer pen than, the ite ver as Before Justices Dowling and Kelly, way, alles “Jimmy” Knapp, who, it is said, is A resolution was mtrodaced appointing a committee of soute to the Miarwver diverges from that to Hong Kong. ‘The calondar ta thie Court yesterday was unusually | xnown to the police as'a panel thief, was yeuerday ar. | five of both branches of the Common Council, for the per- Qu the trial the defendants claimed that the intention | heavy. Upwards of forty separate charges were passed rested en the corner of Wooster and Grand sirests by an pose of making suitable arrangements for the celebration b Nagy patil er par transept ‘upon, of which the following were the onsy ones of any | omcer of the Poarteengh precinct, on the eharge of iar. | ¢ the approsching aanversary of our national tedepend- = ee Ser a cony preferred againet him by Mise Withelmine Woitl, | ones, and that the sum of $——— be appropriated ‘The cass came befere this court yesterday on an ap- VIOLATION OF RXGSB LAW. On last, as | therefor, and that the Comptroller be suthorised to pay’ an! from ibe Judgment againet the defendants on 80> | Jymen Heydon, bartender atthe liquor store 457 Green- eawsi ¢ renovated and ‘all bills contracted for that purpose which are mgned by & = ly the came groands as those ae ne charged by an officer with selling liquor to repaired, wemnaar Gommmnnts F Bas SE 100, Wer the respondent it is held that in the of @ drunken man, was acquitted. been s Lavy, peteics, though, a deviation vi-iates the poly, it wea |. Martin Dubme, iquor dealer, of 80. Rigbih — Ph gamer meee Wir r wartalcon from paling i, and wetted ap intention to deviate 80 was of having his ‘on Sunday, a wo fiat the insurer ia liable fer a!l damaces sustained and fired $30, rings valued mittee of conference was appointed, and aa it was an- Seze the voaaal Teeahes the point of divergence, In this like offence Geo. Gerken was fined $30. over the floor. pouncéd that the commitee Ct eee we a cara Fechau- beon repeated thorittes a forme - 7 exchement was created, and trout ealiectod? Of the evideucen mediate * Sarah ‘assaul made joias jereace committee. a 3 ev’ Speraie os a8 Immediate brooch; and tbe joes having | , Sarah Doty. charged, with sesanlt and, battery, wan’! Zicwn the Torunoe coutaiites wae apporniea, and ine Board voor a | Dut the maafler was peaceably and the stores | ° No crose-examtnation. cane, when Sel chal ingoe he ah cate! vere | Dott Ineceny, ene manthi Briest’ Wal at. | identified him as recess for half an hour, at which time the chairman | were closed. a i Dr. Seth Pancoast affirmed—I am a practicing physt- fendamis became liable. ceny, four months; FP. Bochon, petit larceny, . of the commtiee reported that they could not.agree. ‘Cxnsus' oy Cunpage m THR Crrr.—According to the | clan; I bave deen practising for nearly sixteen Mel ; 2 | was secured soon After passing a number of onimportant genera) orders, bare sp°cial attention for the last few ‘Case argued and submitted, Decision reserved. ‘Manus, petit larceny, one month; W. Shel- reports by the several assessors, there are ‘thi or the appeianis Field; for the respondenis, don, pioking pockets, two month: D. Sullivan, apsault McBi the Board adjourned til) Monday, 20,456 enil ta Mewerk, a8 foliows:—Pirst plang 3 philosophy; sy peas mental Jenn ry, three 5 one moni : . yf mado-e-apocie) examinati * SUPERIOR COURT: TERM—PART |. [ ee af this city, and lives in ' ‘THE BOARD OF HEALTH. a paenee et ea Bey Bets ert, oy: ig counsel not to informa him that Iwas. 8 z wi ad COURT CALEWBAR—TWAS BAY. ‘The Board of Health met yesierday sMernocni Pest i 5 ward, 1,160; Ni Heo | baie? before we J questioned, nim tm reference to Amother City Rallrend Salt—910,000 Dam- —Ea Asnnat ov Lino ConripEcs OrERATORS.—T¥ #62- | gon Schultz in the obair. Reneeth Hart Sey PRN ee eiccatee tart, at bog Afra of ages Claimed fer Persenal Injury. 80, 87, 88, 90, 91, 02; |-tocl appearing young men, giving their pames a; Janes 2,816, : demied it. <' f Before Judge Reberveon, 26,6 a, a 2 a : seéa. | Wilson and John Gray, were brought béfere Altera | grec totes Beard Health, war seatned Maer a ia A Nemes Sa Por nan iho Brora; and ster gong a shart ce a a tAm Avene Rasiroad Come | s410," 3005, 101, 1061, 211d, 216, 2201, Toon abi, | MeBrien, ab the Tome; yenertay afternoon, oo ine erageolimagpreenneh price with, w view of asccraining, whether pany.—The pleintia suce for the recovery of $10,000 | 254”, aioe) Suet, lel” Stes, ater IS, $270, 3888, | charge of altempting, 0 swindle Mr. Joseph Gibson, ax county, Georgia, in | priscnens. grine, wih " ; : demages for injures recetved-on the 18th day of Novem. #201, 290, 2420, 663, ‘aio, ’ nee,” $741, 9601 aged gentleman Tiving at Rahway, Ni J,, out oftgao | - ie st ar Bagg HT gms Prove, tha he urn wag Dev, 1868, and resutting, it “ie claimed, from the neglig- 208, 214, 2702, B1s8, aed, ‘188, sa80" in Treasory notes, by means of the confidence game. ‘fans ere axe éver | aburved that he vi tee. raghcd 20s of the defendant's servant, IWappears that on the | 3374, 3382, 3304, 3196, 3800, 3462, 2466, 3510, 3616, | The prisoners had- their intended vietim in tow at tne | tne Rev. ay Conte Cantal Rl EN Oe On raoesed frame, bins anes ‘which 5 evening of the day in question the plaintiff, who was aa oe gen Sas, eis sie corner of Greenwich and Cortlandt streets, and while the ineans to get 1. } examined with a m: tase teanting’ Seemed en compelied to use crutches in consequence of some . ” ‘endeat to induce Mr, Gibson to loaw them $80 for eh tg ee Sb ay wey Sine 5 smaee a eMaction of her limbs, was returning from church, and | Surrmux Covat—SrecaL Taxu.—Demurrer No. 9. siaee, peng oe hac ily cS Tae often of Dr. Panousst, 8 id requested tim to Seem Issues of law and fact’ Nos. 168, 160, 171, 172, 196, 1 ou the . py spe dass asian icietiate yee Vie toe te hoor aaecinn ioe, 108, 271, 188, 194, 176, | She purported to be a $5,000 saven their coupon being reed to leave at at time it roman thar ‘the conductor failed from some cause to provide one, and | ,gsU°e¥# Count —Cuamnens.—Noa, 104, 101, 104, Raat bly peocinet, hed upon and up in the prison; I made another examination of it im. de requested that the car should be ayain a0 | 1pb 18d 143, 196, 106, 160, (108. Call commences ab | Revere the ewindie wes coneammased. ‘and presence of Dr, Pancoast ia the evening, @itew ber te take another and leas crowded car. Waile | “‘Surmmion Count—TaiaL Tems—Pant 1—Noa, 3216, | Gray, whoare said to be weil known confidence men . Paneaast recalled. . Ses, ‘the, ‘comtucto? puvled “eos” bell strap, | S319: S06 2006, 2661, SOS, SKE, 3828, | From Ceicnge were sommaliood vo te, Tombs for eet sanssen tot toners stan not tho comeiion et it ‘were comin! om for @x- ween ‘se a ‘ar started, and the plain f's shina having become | Sous’ gue’ SOM, Siok, ‘Sisd, Aird, Bios” dia’ sale, | amination, “The $3,000 check and tho $5,000 bond mind, ‘@@ angled by the steps of tho car, she was dragged a die- 2512, 3044, 3096, 3212. were confiscated to prevent their again using them ip fence of eight or ten yards over the pavement, Since | “Couwon Pusas—TriaL Tek. —PAnt 1—Adjourned to | their swindling operations, mind by the microscopical examination of the urine? A. teat time she has been under consiant medical treat- | yonduy. Part 2—Nos. 426, 604, 495, 1242, 1150, 289, | Auuecen Reomvan or StoLes Goone.—On the 224 ult, | P established at Smithville, Burlington covnt} Ratelig, ; a A N a . a 'y. has been Se er, eaves a als atta oe Ge | 004,106, 106 Sa, fan, Oo, OM, O4, Ton” |” | garry wen comaiiogon the promionacocapted ty | “ECE PFOPETAUTINES 5 sony, y, | dionatnnnd by order a the Fomaster Gaceraavecs | ote Sat ty sean te eaten Same fai and dragging along the street, conxisting of a severe Ps 0 PR 5 peo see | Rector of Holy Lanocents Church, being deemed neosssary for the pubtic beneflt to sup- | A. Partially we can; I would not consider such an ex- Spinal disease and congestion of the lungs, attended ‘With spitting of blood. Plainti®, to bef complaint, also complains of the structure of ihe steps of the cars of tnis company, which are composed of several fas bands of iron, with _ ‘@paces between, forinmg a eort of pet wurk, and which alleges should be composed of one piece of metal, or ether material, without openings of any kind, and shouid also be round at the corners instead of square, The defendant seis up « geveral deviai of all the material ablegativus of the plant, and introduced evidence ‘With & view to showing that plainii contribut d to her ? People vs. Patrick Turbert, indicted on a of grand Jarceny; Patrick Turbort, potit larceny ; Josep Yvung, petit Tarceny; Patrick _McDoval grand larceny ; Stephen Gro Waiters, grand larceny ; 3 BROOKLYN COURTS. ~—_— a Court, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT—EASTERN DISTRICT. Before Judge Benedict, a My, Elias Osgood, Montgomery, N, J., and a quantity —The fifth line, fifth occupation of certiticate 7@ becn erased, but Dr, E. thought best 1 les it of goods, valued at $600, taken therefrom, Sabsequenily, | migitt hay. howover, the alleged burglars wore arrested and @ por- H alone, tion of the property recovered, and a still further por- Tha communication was referred to the counsel for hie ' rh tion was traced to the possession of Willlam Quimbeck ' "POF! and Louis Dosterman, who were charged yesterday be. | arene of Es any, rt astra gm fore Justice Ledwith, of the Jefforson Market Police | |, The report o 'y Supe jont, which was with being the alleged receivers of s small por- | read, statos that one hundred coe ninety-two tenor tin ofthe missing property, Rha prsoners were MY- | ot‘Soun inspected daring the week. and that fort only ae ee ee 4 | of the former and twenty-three of the later had been A Horst Take Cavant.—Thomas B Stowart, residing § found in a condition detrimental to health, jd and ‘Juhu Crowley , fale presonces ;Samuel Bovine, grand ‘larceny, ire to Smithville should be directed to Mount Holly, ‘A QUEER ELOPEMENT IN NEW JERSEY. A Plain Old Jersey Farm Sixth Command: rrespondence of the Newark Advertiser. Lats Moont Houty, May 6, ‘The s'aid, hovest farmers of the goodiy country a fi miles above this town have been somewhat startled by an Disobeys the t. amination a positive test; im testing disease of the body or mind we examine every Patvologioal condition examination is one of the ine deposited in the urine, imjeries by nogiigence om ver part while getting of tue ‘The United States vs, Five Hundred and Barrels of } a the St, Denis Hotel, appeared before Justice TUE SM AUGETER — 42 8 elopement ive mi the facts of Tuan SW hoe ce en coe Whiskey. —This case was to have penance a trial ated Ledwith, at the Jefferson Market Police @ourt, yes- FP i Berta moor easpues dienes tii poet PSongpt remy argh od pt you formed an —-—— terday, but as counsel for claimant was not ready to | terday, and charged John Smith, who was caught | yosoived, That on and after the ith of June, 1867, the | becoming en: of the wife of one Thomas Preree, | 88 to the sanity of the A. I would not like to WARINE COURT. Droceed it was adjourned until to-day. The whiskey | in the act of stealing lady's dressing cage, valued. | slaughtering of animale gual! aetbe permitied nor conducted yeth whom remot it be haw maintained an intimacy ay dor ba ey en ge sa iis ies Alleged Ditapidation uf Premises anf Forcible | alleged violation of the revenue, and is claimed by | “tye ety’ nota nenad ent oa oe pt Hireek noranail itbe conducted at any place inthe cy of | family to naive fortines with the more. yoathrel crarete nailing the convertion the caer of the Ponseasion. Edward Kimball, Jr., agent for Mesers, C, E. Tallent and ne engnand.. 6 | trout a apecial written permit (rom thie Bourd; and tis | Wie of his neighbor, With this object in view Chatty made me make an examination petty Before Jadge Alker. D. W. Hubbell, the fourth floor, About four o'clock the following declared to be an additional of the Board. his farm for $4,000, sold off his Charles Decker va, David Teets and Joseph Jeffers. — ‘Wiaintif claims that he is and tas been for the last two UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. morning 8n alarm was heard in Mr. Stewart's room, and ag one of the night watchmen was proceeding to’ the a ‘The following resviution, changing the cattle routes recently mortgaged stock, ry taking about $1,300 belonging to his wife, left home ostensibly to go to the city to purchase govero- ira, Pierce and i : i é scene of the difficulty he discovered the prisoner comi ment bonds, but really to meet years lemee of the premises No. 223 West Forty-third © of Conspiracy te Detraud the | toward him, and suspecting Something wrene Bate proetggi as sdopted, when the Board ad- | Nusband in.New York, hence to ake steamer for Cai, ene A Lace oe heen Soe ee wo offteer, thi a Th that C iat Pierce word ‘nsanity. treet, consisting of one front and one rear building, and hallway was found the anisclng properie On boing | _ Resolved, That the following streets and avenues in the | forms, Thestors goes thas Chalty te ay ier ects | impairment of the functions of the brain; oxalate ine hat the defendant bas wrongfully and unlawfully held New York be, and the same are ‘trio sailed from New York last of brain; diows fercible possession of the rear bu/iding and partially de- a@izoyod . The defendant denies that pisinti is the Deasee of the borlding in the rear, bot admits, on infor- it formerly an active member of the mation and belief, that he is the lessee of the front | lected that the defendants wore charged with having | pers of his command, made @ descent on Wednesday pao Rg ny Dect pie ag E oe salen ea Steteoame chureh, bet wandered. from the fod, Last acter Tr this de. the owner in foo of thre rene building and than | ComsPired to defraud the revenue in having removed and | evening last upon the premises 99 Mercer street, com- | Ninety-scound strect and 110th sirve:; Fitthaveuus, between | Witlet, however, he Ce Re po crest diptlapay lo posdestne Ghatite fnscatty. ‘the agent of this lady, wade. certain diteratious | S>etted Im the romoval of five or six barrels of whiskey, | plained of before Justice Mansfioldas a disorderly heose, | Seventr-oluth street and 110m eusest, Sixth avenue, from | Converts to the Maple, tall, balk wapilead Oe Ane mae | ary Jane ‘swora—I bave known the prisoner Succ intending any injury whatstor to the onion. | ashort time since, from the defendant Smith's distil. and arrested C. H, Harrie, altas Btint, the alleged pro- | teth ntrect norchward aasar fom hy ined tothe church, His farm is probably worth from 918,000 | Sout Gfteen mouths; he was at my house about four Praiat? claims compensation, The bave in Greon lane, which had been placed under seizure WRrest to bistiath sireet. hatian street | to $20,000, upon witch his wife and children qill con. | Weeks ago; when he camo in he was very calm, bus is over which the two M Prietor; Augusta, his wife, and seven girls, inmates of : LIU steeet, frou to ger ‘afierwards ho talked very incoherent ‘Been submitted to the Judie, who reserves his decision, | 80 lurphys were appointed as Se Fignib avenue: ot avenue to Sec- | tinue to ‘A brother of the infatuated old shortly ory ly; he koepers by the Marshal, The testimony previ the same, Brag arraigned yesterday at the Essex Man | ond avenue; Ninety.fuurth, street. trom ‘avenue to | Den je naid to bave followed yeh 9 told me an Indian controlled bim; at one time he cant Ot tea ane Teameca. gabsaitied weat to show that the whiskey waa “ran of examination, the | {itil Gass ferry. fie transverse Weed Unrough Cental Pare told me he saw spirits she size of « pin's head all around — Grom barrels isabsequeatly water) one night ‘Nevouly-ninth street, Staten st eet trom him. _. Before Judge Milter. while ‘William Murpny was oa, cuty, and iat con. force ‘Upon an alleged disorderly house le {6 Fenth renee: Tar ahd eerege, eunvpee Tenth Avenue The trial f criminal cases was resumed yesterday | coding. The ease for the prosecution “having ernie re ghee MALY | Srenve sed Lane Wom Yweiih street: Lie Weel fwefth cael tn Us cok boon rested yesterday, the Commisioner offered to were arrested. ‘In addition t6 the | ftom'ipintarcet so stamon street: Sianlou erect from MBLIGRD BURGLARY—THR LAW 48 TO TEXEMET HOUSES cee te a eee Co ty is charged with an assault Englieh ee ee are ly ‘en a Stan. WilHiam Kyan was indicted for having burglarioesly | counsel for the Murphys, moved for thelr discharge, re- | compininant inthis care, | Pn baring Walters, the tip to Goriare erect — irae @utored the house of James Heath, 45 Third avenue, be- | Marking that there must be some evidence to show Auteass Caomsr 10 A! ait ved, That no drove of cattle while being so driven tween Sixticth and Sixty-tirst streets, in the night ti there had been an agreement to remove this whiskey NIMALS.—George Dorsey, @f- | shall consist of more than ti ee drove of me, | from the jurisdiction of the officer who had piaced it | Tested by officer Gabriel, of the Thirteenth precinot, | Sheep of more than two fy and ad, nor any tm the month of April last, and stolen therefrom some | under seizure, The fact that it was taken ont was no | was arraigned yesterday at tho Essex Market Police | of catie ariving if theif Uy care OF "he, arivon | teste ss fou ; Lwae : vi i a ob eased articles that they Knew of the removal whi the subt science | COBt% charged with cruelty to animals in attempting tof from, tbe, pace of sat‘tiniess | About three ‘nandred miles northwest from, St ay Mr. A. 0. Hall, District Attorney, conducted the prove- | produced was that Mr. Murphy (William) was in the dis. | 07H & dog by throwing him overboard from pier 67 | to number, provided they are neoumpanied by wered the iy eation on the part of the people, The prisoner was de. | tillery that night. The other Mr. Murphy was not. He | Etstrivet. He was held in $300 to answer by Justice | one at = some tans thought fended by Mr. Edward Movarthy. was seen coming away from the establishment that fs Resol\ a mot wea on ening after bev Ing streets 4 may be | strack and xot stove, The whale then went to the seo- The evidence for the prosecution was to the effect that we the foundation | ppp a x ee eet PERSOWAL INTELLIGENCE (~~ Ta sip 8) Paps mga } a joomtp elem Saas ae ane we 4 Magiltom ‘Mr. Heath leases apartments in a tenement house, His Assistant United States District Attorney Magrath re- —— ij pO rae eR AE rst mate then brought i erew to ‘whe bad gone down stairs to a store immediately undor | “Ponded briefly, remarking that the question came cornwell Rhett and George § Boutwell, M. C., are oa a Tuhen sent him off to bring see ments enate hove aparunenis, where Mr. Heath conducts busines, | Go"m to wheiber or not the Murphys, as keepers, | 1 (aaaineton. WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. tue wouke aus’ heeoedig 5° ‘Semana, ‘with phos Ts matches tho ws te aneneent aa tem Mra. Jefferson Davie has returned to Fortress Monroe. the whale was at work on the starboard boat, and oon ‘are not show that they were in default, but it was impossibie for General Dodge is lying iil at Council Blut from the Sreciat Mesrixo or Tam Boarp ov Tows Trustem or | made Sires her. After a an could be the presecation 09 prove Mat sere wae conspirac ay 4g | effects of ie wounds. Monmanta.—A special meeting of the Board of iown Lmpeend went off, but aidare get a cntocs wo nin hin and called the Murphys to show why the whiskey bad disappeared, Bishop Whituogham, of Maryland, is now visiting | Trustees wae held on Wednesday evening, at the Town | In fact, ihey had as much as they could do to keep clear T cuieee tee lee paid: — Even if Corne ius proved that the whiskey was there | some of his relatives at Orange, N. J. He purposes | Hall, Morrisania, the proceedings of which were of « ca, o seeing that he was dangerous customer, | 4.00 svar poy a RE ee) u hon he left in theevening on being reileved, he would | visiting Europe shortly for the benefit of his health, rather important character, In relation to petitions | | Siw'titing tte idea of being done by a whale, 1 eon. | it waa good or bed spirit: T would hike to know (laughe ‘Commissioner Jones read the evidence of the Deputy J. W. Schloss, of Nashvill precented from residents of East Morrisania, Motthaven | cluded to go at hi d and some the spirite Marshal, which has been published in these columns, Memphis, and F. M. Gilmore, and Melrose, Complaining of the unhealthy stare of their | made for him. 1 heve @ ai and remarked that, under tne cumstances, it was ait . Nicholas Hotel, Fee Ce ae ae ee Ken lots, stagnant | striking the sbip on her 5 Vean't say } tin to prosuie that Corcelius Murphy was not at the place | _ General D. W.G, Olark, of the United States Army; | W&er ramon Board ot thealth for casie abPty, | coming in contact with the cw ‘ane oe eee Oe ee was furthi when the liquor was removed. He had offered this | B. Harris, of Albany, and Colonel ©. K. Martin, of ‘cae Ay ie remed werd eae on one ee tearing off considerable 1° prisoner once Wie iy evidence to that he had left there, and it was fair | formia, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel, far the! Po a Profiie of | shock he gave the ship appeared ° } LF. to presume that he did not retarn, so far ax Cornelias | Captain James M. Fraiioy, of the United States Army; | MOB and Tae? merece sed danirit assesment | mou off their feet, a gee <"Senmy.? bend was concerned, the Commissioner did not see any evi- | samuel Bowles, of Springfield; Captain Ri mad Re trecscre r ved and approved, | fight Had the wi Practitioner of my." The spoons were brought to the potice office, | 4, hich would w: the ; Captain Etmburet an je Tre.aurer was authorized to obtain money on town | have gone through her as easily connecte® fend there Mr. Heath identified them as his jance wi rarran' presumption that he had | Captain Rooke, of the British Fifty-third rociment, and rities for the purpere of paying Mes«rs. Vi . Before the {acts of the case were left we eter, er, | Conspired with anybody to “run off * this whiskey; nor | FW. Hunnewell, of Boston, are siopping at the Bre- | ‘k Gn $0,000 out of ahelt bil ($11,489 17) Yan Brunt | wet paper, About the tine be struck physician MoOarihy raised an objection to tne indictment, 1 said | eee eee eee ee en ana maent at | voort House, town, for grating streets ia Metroso, and also to pay the | time he did not seem to lik have seon oxalate that she indicument, as a matter of tact, alleged that the | Yrerhor he war liable to 8 civil action for tie loss was | ,, Commodore Calhoun, of the United States Navy, and | bill for turmishing lamp posts and lamps. The contract | so got out of the way as fast as BO thas stood a good Huta sng ss te a ohncerenpergare.| bette soe cormimon fo emi, Meaatas dow | Gua, ™¥ % Mont ar snving a the Caradon | EAE wAtat “a roatcaon vo-adonea areata | AEeTein Stag eM Sat achestsletcar The disclosed mo such siace of facts and, there. | Rowever, that William had conspired with some one to & sewer be construcied to run from Kizhth to Seventh | of ea : F} ri @ Kept clear | jescence; the condition in which it is found tenement bourse was broken no burglary had Halt, on the other side, held, under a de where apartments were leased to separate families game house, it would be burglary i the outer dow ut those apartments were broken up. The macrtion of Bilen Heath's pame in the indictmont was surplunage, ‘The cage of William and Cornelius Murphy and John HL Smith came up again yesterday morning at ten o'clock, before Commissioner Jones. It will be recol- “ran off” the liquor, and he would therefore bold him for trial. Smith, not beis held, and bie case was down for the 14th inst Conviction for Burglary. now known that the accused ho admitted his gut, and the Justice committed | o o— Bim i dota ot $1,000 al. po Lay ge bg RS I Descents on Disornperty Hovses,—Sergeant Potter, of | 7 of the laws my Tes7. by rete ty Eanes, Siar the Besox Market Potice Court sqund, with the mom- menre 9 entire length: irs: aod lle= ity, Gi Coriears streeis, in the: peg op opttheee! FL Raton, of Cuba, an it ¢ United States Ariny, are atop- Sagataepiibivens en Se mane Brigadier Gonoral FE. Whittlesey, of Washington: W, & King, of Washington, and Henry Wells, of Aurora, are stopping connection with the sewer to be built in Seventi from Franklin avenue toMilibrook. pains si In a Travia Posttiox.—An occurrence took place yes. terday morning a ehort distance from Harlem bridge, Mott Haven, which narrowly escaped resuiting seriously It appears that while a man named Edward Merritt, driving a horse and heavy wagon loaded with furniture of every description, front wheels cavent In the rail, causing the axietree to break and hurting the driver ana furniture with much Present, was also dociared ently reopened anc sot at the Astor Hovee, List of Americans registered in Paris for the week @nding 26th April, 1867:—From New 1 , Wife and two dauchters; General Cluserert, B. @. Batfum, P. EB Lockwood, Marsnull Pepoon and wife, W. M. Peck! W. & Wyohof, A. W. Colgate, W. Le Brooks, Woa W. Clarke, Mr, Hearn and wife, Men A. C, Graham, H. P. Gray, Jr, Mrs, A, Tho CITY couRT. held recently, to (he effect week for the Pacific coast, Coafly leaves « wife and six children, two of the latter being married, Mra. Pierce has one child, whieh she took with ber, and is well soid street and trom tixth to Seventh sireet, to form a It boing late I sent a boat off to make the wreck of the starboard boat secure to the line toact asa drag, and went after the waist boat, now five miles to ihe leeward, After gotting ber on board (it being then dark) J worked to the windward ail nigbt, and the next morning saw farge whale—<he largest 1 think Lever 3 rn ning, Of he track one of the | very poot, I 118 barrels out of, him had Ma ate 150 barrels easy. His length was 08 fect; spread rat sles 6 fect Y inches aad i im a disease two im any stage of health whatever dicates no disease of the brain; es strong A few other witnesses were examined, and the testi. mony ciosed, boon ready to full her promise, but that the defentaut Judge Millet said the variance between tne alingation dawghtors, T. H. Foote and famiiy, T. H. Bos. | force to the road. nately, the formei almost | length euttl Im the indictment and the touching it was not, in | ™OPsing. Tt appeared that ia Febroary last, both Bell | MOEN Thats and. family ‘aren nie. | auhort; Dut alas 1 for the iat sy I Sar aia eae bie opinion, so great as to bim in taking the case | and Saunders took # borse and boggy to the sable of food, A. Adama, 2 acher, A, S. | crashing results, The unlncks our bow. I lost in the @ht one boat entire, with ali her BREACH OF PROMISE IN BOSTON, gon ee jury. He would let the case go w the jury on | Mr. =" ——". — _— metre 4 Mg te ns A a S Cubtta, 6, ~ 7 — big OR ily . 5 the except the gun and’ tine: in all twelve oars, one — ing that nged to @ party in Now ok ra, , Mes, BM. Chapman, i dle time how to act, wit! pall, paddles, buck: mown Shipbutider Sued 20,000, PR in an able speech, summed up the case Propet y . ne am See ‘2 ‘abies un ee ni a bd hdl 7 Seaaet ak Pratt, , a (3 A but rae haaliy as® pantie 04 . meses: a pretae ‘Boston ponte may . 4 of the when men ry . Ean jbany, N. ¥,—D, persons in rmov) Trial menced ‘forenoot meee say Toure, ang, after some deliberation, retarned a, ve, night on able vee borgiartowsly z Charles | danghter, Bet, Mr Bridgeman, Gorrel oy Og 40 the sidewalk and the wagon toa pele AMENDMENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTION. Pidecbetec cre Teage romero verdict a eantit newt ¥: ia—J. W. Towne, wife and t shop. —- fe Mr. MeCarthy moved for an arrest of jodgment on two | aboot $800. Thuring the night Policeman Fivzalioinona, Bianchard, Cineinnat-W. Shillith A, ‘Tux Sourwes BoULEY AnD,—Surveying operations have | TH? Lasislature of Massachusotts has unter Consider: | ine well ‘Reews shipeeilaer "woth of tae aoa? grounds, First, that t ere was & variance between the | of New York, discovered a hore and a bugey aero *. M. McCracken, Ms | geen commenced at the lowor end of ation an ameodment of the State constitution, The | the plaintif claiming $20,000 damag@& Sho 4 evidence and the +~ im the indreument, that Mra. _ Ce irection of pnd 10 =B. MM. mL and wife, Southern Boulevard, owing ton pra nn Proposition is to chango the term of office of Governor, | ogee that she and the defendant mutually prom oa was com: vehicle. The officer wal not at the time aware of meeting of the commission Lap cay Lieutenant Governor, Sectetary of State, Treasurer, Av. © marry each other, ahd: that she has always in Judge Miller overruled the pomt and gave Mr. Mo- Carthy ihe beneft of an exception. Mr, A. 0. Hall moved for the judgment of the Court Bp the prisoner, robbery at Grant's stable, but he hailed the bugyy, who pald fo attention to him, bat Fitrsimmous, however, stopped the hore; whereapon the inmate ef the boggy, who tarned oot to be Saunders, th Jomped into the street, and, in company wi yA, MoCariby enid this was unusual, He had beca Bell ——————————————— es that every possible core an sid be used to prosevute whe wife, Cambrid o— Hh *. London nd — George Pesol, Drem den—W. Vinove Paris yes Hand, United States tu Comruiate, Frankfort sur Mein—W. W. Murphy, Unived by = aneuner ‘ Sintes Consul General, were employed driving tne bow: stakes us ¥ =e onary, 08 Larougnout Acupast TOA Lanonen,—A laborer named Patrick (Heil), took vo arrested ditor, Attorney General, and of members of the Senate work with overgy and expodtion, A number of mon | Std Hono, trom one year to two years. It is proposed, further, to classily the members of both branabes, 80 hat one-haii ot és!) shai! be annually chosen, securing eich year in the General Court @ certain amount of egislative experience, and at tue same time gi¥i: n ‘Mulgrew, residing at Morreania, sustained a severe free. | mein (resh {rom the people. —" fefuses to do #0, The defence ie a genetal doniad of the above, and a proposition to prove that at the tie When the promise is said to have existed, she was under Promise of marriage to another maa. Ex-Governor An« Seenie i eee et for the plaintiff, and FP. 0, Sohier and jomas for the defence, A large uuu bar of witnesses are vo be examined, i