The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1867, Page 5

NEW «YORK HERALD, TUESDAY,"MAY 14, 1967—TRIPLE SHEET. 5 $$$ — ‘The was some x and was | questions to witness the appointment | Complained of, for himself for hours BOARD OF COUNCIL ME! THE COURTS, ree pets om ae el’ ef tore Keeper to Ne 6, oa to whether the five hundred leave, and in his be stated that he was THE NATIONAL GUARD. he mee oy goagenet sone 06 bia and ate go igah swye dolor Cae Hn emting bia engine nepaireds 15, ~ Mission fines te be Reepened—A Public UNITED STATES CiRcurT couRT, gpproech and sak if ‘ue remark haa a, fofrence to bist, were Tal otpy ibe cotrt xe taken, | om, compiand o of ius {eromacy Jama Lt fo rect | an Pradeep mipe yvr shecr rapeoreedey A ctlen | Woon Fasano de arcsorary Psat Important Internal Reveuse Case. Deaatthe sli rsade to bim; ianend of being | toniihed that he easuttected ty ulocies Peat toact as | pauY fam Male of drunkenness se he bas i auty bound | Friday evening last at theState-Arsenal, Seventh avenue, | This Board met yesterday afternoon, ihe President, Before Judge Shipman. satiated ‘the prisoner, as it for | storekeeper at No. 00 Water between the 10th and | to do. ‘under the command of Colonel John Ward, assisted by | Mr. Brinkman, presiding, Bcrafer and others ve. Ketchum.—This is an action ae Sree Sie 70 Po of Novena Tat, be Youd ene Lieutenant Colonel McAfee, Major Howe and Adjutant Acommittee appointed to inquire into the action of meee Plaintiffs, brewers, against Mr, Ketchum, ——- poor nigg Ss ned mh BE hs Ph ed Renee THE EXCISE LAW, Smith, Surgeon Roby, Assistant Surgeon Nesmith and | certain parties who enclosed Little Water street, or Mis- = Frond term revenue for the Ninth district | bim the var hegons, RT es {- aj he ‘seen spirite ectned at No. a Engineer Have, of the regimental staff, were also pres- | on place, reported that the street was unlawfully ‘ork, to recover a sum of $2,645 81, amount of | beckward. decessed, ae: The yblptveadeer vel stated that. were a portion of | Phe Germans Aroused—Indignation Meeting } ent. After the formation of dress parade and exercise in | closed. A resolution was adopted instructing the Cor- taxes paid by them in October, 1962, on aquantity of |. Bo reply, gait toward (ne deceased tae | 60 te Ne ae cerrels; the spirits wore removed from No: |’ im Brooklya_stirring Speck of District At~ |, ‘he manual, the company fronts were equalized and § | poration Counsel to prosecute the parties for violating lager beer manufactured by them, The plaintiffs claim | deceased retreated and as fet as the middie of | he did uot kuow who made the hole, snd first saw the | ceFmey Morris—Hesolitions, dc. double ‘column of tours, forming: line facia’ sett and | the corporate rights. of the city, and to take the noces. that this sum was illegally assessed, the article taxed | ly pressed and pursued by | passage after the seiaure; when he was in charge of No. Inresponse to acall for a meeting of German dole- | right, advance in line of baitie twhich was finely cxe- | SAFY steps to have the street restored to public travel. ‘not coming within the provisions of the act. the 7 ao oe in draw. | 66 the spirits were in the cellar, and he put a lock | gates from each ward in the city of Brooklyn, représent- | cuted), double column at haif distance, form square, open | Upon the passage of the resolution Mr. Stacom said that It appoared in evidence that the beer in. question wad } witbout uetidcation plumed tuts" the ate of | doors Coooss lesece of Use eaens open iotrares | ‘8K Wevintereas of liquor dealers, « large umbee | corm a ull distance, to the rear by wings, pads, de- | Sto helain gggus wnderteok to rab ihe city “Sale a ‘wor 125,000, Wrewed in the winter of 1861 and 1862 before. the In- | his unfortunate canalug death, | These, gente. | to have the bricks pulled down tn the cellar, and asked if | gathered at the Brooklyn Garden, adjoining the new alt TELAMAA inom denice isn ennine’ cap enmohs ‘THR PROPOSED. NEW. MARKBT: Serna] Revenue act was passed, but sold im the month | pestaa ‘the eS Pear be, Pree he bed anrioinctins mio On ble cross examina nth | ‘court House, at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, for | terminated at half-past ten, when the regiment, accom- | A communication was received from the Corporation Pi September following, arter the taw went into opers- | difference Kramaah fife which indesd I apaiings test feo oF He Oe tee eee ae eae east mason. Be ene purpose of taking'prelimldary stops towards holding | Panied by full band and drum corps, marched to the | Couusel, im reply to a resclution, Saktng NOt ee enon ‘The'Aiieth section of the ‘act’ of July 2, 1862, which | Time, {# on the Increase among us. The community ae | the spirita wore taken: out whAe he was, there;: they | ® mass mecting, and also to hear the soutiments of dlf- There wereabout 376 uniforms | Tr TOeT to compel them to. pass an ordinance cresting game into operation on the let of September of the name | earued, ae a ae eg tens fearful | gook It from out the backway of No. 66, from. the alrost | ferent parties in reference to the now order of the Excise ——— market stock to the amount of $75,000, the ure = gnnoest. x to lager jrhich shay be rire or | and sacred duty. ‘The people took to you for’ ae cut tio te wale that pirrcdae dmg onto Commissionors to secure a license. The watioer 3; ped page A - ahs ae Dee ae * te build » pobie: seep i voe ee cofsumption or | tection. the solemnity of your oaths you have | barrels of liquor from 66 to 68; that the | The meeting was called past th ames: pasty, wader “command of | | eale ; he was gure to order at half-past three Al had decided that the mandamus was proper, cana for pusit CRioed tnt, ender ibe meton, | Steet wth iia ‘ch ands Wek | Steharans anwenemsnaramnan el tnadi 8, | Wlok, Mr Joep Bstroom prelig. Se sees ae tats Sapte et | See eee Ses Soby accrued upon Sass WIE oad nods Reames fea }iamial OU enter spon your delibere- | Stevens, but never saw any of ihe brands panied ever; )', ‘h@ CuatRaan stated the object of the meeting Ine | Morrow (Wednesday), 10th insh” eet Wor ordtat before the ordinance. was called up, Mr, FLYER eld after September 1. tion as to the innocetice or guilt of the prisoner may you, | tho books kept by whness were pat in’ evidence, fow remarks, eaying tbat he hoped they would make a es movea to adjourn, which motion was lost. remem! you have but one object in | witness stated that the entries described the whiskey in | united effort to oppose the enforcement of the odious The Drummers’ Contest. On the passage of the paper Mr. Stacom said:—T am coimpelled to vote for this by the Court of A} ie, bat I law | CES He did not wish forarevelu- | The judges appointed to decide upon the respective | Gort want to doit, ined ‘ppeals, ly, the development of truth. I ny the =, and he believed they described the whiskey reer to aid ‘in checking the | merits of the Fifth and Twelfth regiment Drum Corps, Mr, Lone coolly observed, “I do not think J am com- ‘bel .. ‘. While pn the one hand it will be your James Harken laced a bottle of French, spirits " the rights of’ the | from No; 68, and testified that the spirits came from | $rannical actof John A. Kennedy and securing bis re- | a¢ the recent contest at the Stadt Theatre, have decided | pelled to vote for it, and I vote No.”” . 9 for sale after the law went’ into operation, and aber happy prisoner | thas moval from office, to the seventy.Afth esotion of ‘te ect in 'sap- Pest ide bis Tights alo.” wil popese pen Ploce,, The comet then adjenrged matt so-dege Mr, Mrvanbens was, next’ introduced, and’aloo spoke | 'Z.ttncl aa ne champion corpe yor the prostuls ne | ne nTmAnCS WAS ee pan, ee Afirmative vole. substance that whenever duty is imposed upon any cceslonca ney soarprh ei the toi ote: falow WNITED'STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. usu OE cE TARAE dP ARBRE ORS Rik. 0A ere ie, a gen — 7s = enticie for sale it shall guch articles —-" ? ‘The Cuainman East x statement of the amount of license fees received: Ssnoufachared oo So ak removed thems the place of their ne ee ete pen ie aK ‘Aieitice Deputy Collector of Rereane, fe Parbeen De marria n meteaoed * Diateit Athomney Fy i, hy 2 ig Scraper 1 learn bat ies en nr the olin apiyeed, Opepetectr Ropes mpetneine pois September: my duty to say to you that the stern and. inexorable ‘rouble—Ho is Charged With Having Eu- APRECH OF MB. MORRIG, ‘Of ‘some of our city bri about to order their | clai ‘The whole case turned op a question of law. Ju bee ot you bezzled Gaerzauen:—I did not 'y brigades are iu ming exemption from the tax by the terms of their Shipmoan recommended to counsel on elther side to defer thababe cours teometn Cease inane se no plare “Before Commlasioner Newton, the purpose of makiog any speech, and Idovnot ined | Teslments to East Now York for drill during the present | gontracia wih the city, government, | He abiempied argument thereon till, it be heard by a full bench. | for symoathy: oul must regard it, om the contrary, ae 4o do so, Leuppose that this is a preliminary meeting, | and ensuing month. Notices for the Second brigade to | in hoth ty. eal, Goangel agreeing, the Court directed the jury to return | the sacred tem rik a td Thomas Hesly, Deputy Collector of Reveaye im the 17 suppose that it is the intention, as I understand, that ‘thereon the 27th of May, the Third brigade on the | {he verde wren ecared in favor of the company and f veraict forthe plaintiff for tho amount claimed, with eye First district. (Staten Taland), under Oollector George F. | a general meeting shall be called, and that this. m | Gi ot June.and the cavalry brigade about the 10th or | We,"crdicls when apyeaied wore affirmed. There are at jpieren, decision Court . Cartland examined—l live ties aarested phew simply a meeting of 4 from ‘the di 17th of J plated, if mdoed of them | Porusi road eompanies Bereatter. for the. platotitr Go R. Pelion, for | ya ieehd, Catland eramined—t live at 21 Louis Gereans, se yesterday’ morning’ by Deputy | Toda be hapay, whettihe general meeting ig ceticg, | have not already boon priated.” Tels hoped the place of | Terusi0s to pay license pending in the Court of Common ; for al the'detondant, Samuel G. Courtney, United States’ Dis- | the night oi e deceased; 1 remember | Marshal Nodine, and taken, before Commissioner Newton | to moot with youto express my views fully and frecly | rendezvous may be changed, as it bas almost passed | / cs feiot Attorney, and Daniel E. Rollins, Assistant Disirict | Hestot and. Rlscearh’ sotenie h se thers Sih nce | 0D & charge’ of embezzlement, Healy was arrested at | upon the subject that has’ called you hero. this | into. proverd that-a drill st ast New York is sure to | ,scvned give amount of license pald during the atoraey. altornoop. I shall be very glad to have the nity | result in nothing but a drunken and the death of i brother, ‘he donenand, ana alen.with dames Farley, Mo- the Kerra Collector Carman, who made afidavit | stern a ee ~_ bn mo peeerengre | tous Read: ti 5 "= ‘spree ae low Company, thirty two-horse care, at ee UNITED STATES BISTRICT COURT. and friends; I saw the prisoner on thas mn; be wae | {bat between the 20th of September, 1862, and the 3d of | wilt be taken here now for the purpose of” callin; femur Sixth Avene Railroad’ Company, fi — —— not of our pa ‘he was five or six feet from us; he wae | May, 1667, while defendant was holding the office of | such meeting. About one year ago I was call Cavalry Drills. cars, at $50 each. Appointment of Registers in Bankruptey | conversing with a female; the deceased said ‘‘standi.g | Deputy Collector under him, he eollected at various | upon to address a mass meeting in these rooms | Yesterday afternoon the First regiment cavalry, Col. | Eighth Avenue Raliroad Company, eight; for the Southern District of New York. | there was wore than eat fighting," be addressed that | mee she sum of $1.S16 00, at revenue taxer, which he | 1, was called opon thea to, give my opinion upot | uenry Brinker, assembled at Tompkins square for exer- | borse Meat ee hee le who took offence 4 ‘used lected to return government, @ consti! the Exci A who are i ee Femerk to hie own party, ed abit; the} and bas embezzled the same. Depovent fursher stated | here this afternoon will recollect that T then staved that | cise in'the evolutions of a mounted regiment. Previous | Ninth Avenue Railroad Company, twenty two- At the opening of the court yesterday morning, no | Prisoner came up to me, and said, “are you fellows | tho: the Gorendant had deposited the iol proceeds road ney in a bauk | I did not make the law. I would not bave made the | to doi however, thi led to the City Hal) ether business being ready, Judge Blatchford oftcially | young fellow,” he made.a remark that he could lick any. | 204 otherwise invested ir, and that he (Hoaly) had cog | iaw as it is made in all respects; but, as a lawyer giving | Park wnchnysh parpoes of iA sree a wutionat fag and | mon, at $50 each, ‘Samounced the names of the parties nominated by the | one in our party ; that language was to my- | feed to having collectea the sura above named. tp beneet option. 1 stated that the iaw was constitu. can alles dit ete Posy ‘ pose pape tcp ae uns | self; Parley spoke up and asked what was the matter | 0D Deing, taxon before fewton; his | tional and would be sustained by the courts, In that | Tegimen colors, with @ pair of guidons. The regi} pig fall Commissioner Ni inst him, that he bad col- | opinion I have been sustained by all the courts in thig | ment was preceded by a band of eight pieces, and came @odge Blatchford) to the office of Registers in Bank- | you;’ that was addressed to Farley, who said ‘that | lected this money to pay it over tothe Col- } district and by the Court of Appeals ananimously. 1 alo enerahy 1e weet side, defiting around the apex of ra ee ey pep dy regiment vaptey for the Southern District of New York:—For might be and it might not;” the prisoner then walked lector, &¢,, and asked him what answer he had to make, | saw at that time that there were certain lawyers advising josure. arrived at half- two, and mus- Park aftern Isiah T. ; Fifth, “Ton Svar tsnants the "oir, and © crawd of about Is-or 20 | . Heaiy—Well, sir, that’s all true, I have lost | you to form your organizationsagainet thelaw—advising | tered upwards of two hundred and sixty eabren It was | saoutom ta pone mn ibosteny Seepennpir ge Bd ; Sixth, Isaac ; Seventh, Henry w,' Allen; | came around the corner; they asked the prisoner the money out of my pocket, or givemcreditto some | you that the law was unconstitutional, when I knew | im} for the regiment to form inline. They were i See. Dwight; Ninth, Edgar Ketchum. i] “Downey, what is the’ matier;” he made the | Parties ima larger amount of taxes than I could have | that they knew or believed that the law was con- | therefere drawn u| a sort of hollow square, and when PT gS ja a appointees, who were in court, bowed their ac. | remark that somebody called him an old © cat; | Collected. gritutional, I saw that. their) object was not | the signal was , Mayor Hoffman advanced to the STEAM CARS IN THE CITY. Iknowledgments to the Bench, No other official form' ® run at my brother, and said “You are Commissioner Newton—Do you wanta bearing in the | to bencit a, mos to benefit the — liquor | front of the plateau, and in the name of the Corporation — ‘waa gone through, but the newly ted “Registers | one of them,” and hit him in the face twice; my | se? Have you got counsel? dealers or benefit apybody but theirown pockets; that | of the city of New York tendered the which are ing Stenm Care On Eleventh Avenue ‘will appear in court in a few days Gir specer for office, } brother backed out into the street and said “What are Sele sete Thave nothing more to say, thanI | their object was to induce you to organize, to raise | of very fine material, although not to regu- w Fifty-third Street—The Subject in the pring Levropege th ie be! of $25,000 each and a piung me fort”; the Prisoner made a strike at bim fame < money, and can't account for it, { never foreed] ean itin ae I stated ie After Colonel Brinker had accepted the same, Common Council, &c. . it fifteen you, same 3 ‘was very | and they wi bi to lor guard, it road: Berar of sie) faithful ‘discharge of | im the breast; my brother ran f or about, Ofeen feet and | “"Commissioner Newton.—There is’ no necessity of | injudicious in mating the speech that I was making; | commenced to pass in Teview, or rasher hour caeager Pree ee ae simederd Tand Wilder followed tay brother, who said,‘Tam eut>! | making any admiesions here at all, if you aregoing to | that I knew that there were a great many that were | with a marching salute. This part of the programme | “May, at noon, inthe chamber of the Board of Council- SUPREME COURT—SEWERAL TERM. the prisoner walked towards his party, who wore stand. | “¢fend the case, atoning +0 me that would blame me after I go through | was an entire failure, inasmuch as when the reviment | men, to consider the subject of ronning steam care om Ea ing on the sidewalk; from the timo my brother got hit | _ Healy—I don’t want to defend It, sir, for I have no de- | for giving them an honest opinion. Had I at that | commenced to countermarch, at least one-half of the | the Eleventh avenue, Councilman Murray occupied the whatev you | column failed to salute—the left companies neglecting to Who Transfer Th ‘until elapsed fence to make. I have no defence to make rer. time, upon that platform there, said to Dometeatiedes of tha reeeaiaees ar the there was no one near him then bel supiprtienacisne Commissioner Newton—Well, what do you wants de | thas’ the law was unconstitutional and advised | follow and break into their proper positions, and offer | D4!" Tax Levy to be Feetsd, dee. © | one struck him but the prisoner; 1 gave my brother to = sheep ape oo ‘aye to commit you, unless on ae ee oe we wwenla are ihe re! he, to the representatives of the | The Cramus stated that the committee was ready to A Bi who took him to a di and it ‘ fend hats in e and you woul city authorities, ‘ue band ceased to although Before Judges Leonard, Ingraham end Smith, BA Wilder to here the Prices avested: bewerno | _ Healy reiterated the opinion that it was unnecessary | have burrahed for Judge Morris. (Appiguse.) And propery posted, and asthe diferent troops waseled cat | Deer what amy one bag to ray. ce the subfoos Am interesting case hes been prepared and submitted | arrested until the next night, when an oyster knile was | % defend it, He did not Know but that his sureties | by that.meane.you would have taken your cBoice, and in | of line, they turned their backs upon the Mayor, and Ronerr AULD, who resides on Eleventh avenue, stated te taken from him; I was within seves or eight | Might co! ise the matter by paying back the | the end you would have been ten times woree off. There | passed up Broadway in confused order, nearly all the | that all the rights and, privileges of the city are given thie court which will test the constitutionality of the 5 standing al 4 . P. money. remarked that his wife could raise. some | were some lawyers inthe city of New Yor< who said | guides being upon the wrong flank. After reaching the | altogether to the Hudson River Railroad Company. twelfth section of the City Tax Levy, which revokes the | no time of the difficulty did he strike the prisoner. money on a little property, and pay a portion of it. that this law was unconstitutional. I had the pleasure Eersds ground at Tompkin’s square, which they did at | steam on Eleventh avenue is a muisance, The ‘Power hitherto exercised by the Mayor, Aldermen and Crogs-examined by Ji Stuart—This took | isi wanted a fteon minutesgpast three, General Brooke and | puilt up solid in some plages, and it is populous; is ee ‘Ros the most eminevt, | two members of his staf, viz. Major Kent and Judge | jarge population there; there are few stores but many The ted. about haif-past ten o’clock at night; the woman and the | °F to be committed. Healy inquired if bail could ‘ ennlily ot tbe city WE Heie bette Aid pro. nah xd ee taken for him. His Honor asked him if he had any. em oficions in behalf of, tbe. Liquor dealers-— Advocate Traphagen (the former sporting heavily em- | tenement houses; a day passes that there is not Fetes Commsmonsrs "fie argement in" cate bas | renin iting wen we arived tere: we supped thar | ql stihl” Ay ant Ecas MeN Tatas | sips Broskiye; is, Sak'ty hier the werove st | Sr are us ia nats ater in | acon iter Bano; # wagon ob chi the 0a our une > 5 any afew ut raf . ‘been sot down for the 25th proximo before this court. | Cecur way home; we met ley there; aid not | it for. my. na housek pinion, when be asked him the ques-i |idesen.nasade, ama, Tertow, followed. by some Pier Remagatee Ale rr fp i apt iw front = this constitutional?” | twenty-three movements, wh' Fe, lerently rear; it is @iMcult for suche traim to be aot Teview in commen time ‘The will be ited by ex-Judge Allen and Dud- on the prisonerand the girl; I do and A J. ‘not think that my friends saw the prisoner the girl Commissioner Newton—As you have no counsel Ae a ied Peer aR aa Cg C [ r Febsicel, Gnediine-tg, on perhanmyss. ot has col ‘nguioagy en ob need i a | z 1d three others seized at a late hour yesterday after- Alderman Casaw said be did not see the necessity of = i appointing two men as inspectors or clerks when the Street Commissioner only asked for one. After some further discussion the amendment was lost. ‘Surrawe Court—Cu. ¢ prisoner not guilty. 166, 167, 173, 183, 185. Gall commences ato. 199. | man bebind the counter was beginning to’ delude bi The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Guneing 4 *Sorexion ‘Coonr-Tuut, Tenw.-Part toa. 2061, | Seif wits the idea that they were abot 10 elect 201 Bedford, Jr., Assistant District Attorney, Bx-Judge | 201% 3245, BU41,, 2400, 197, 2090, 3287, 2615, 2415, } very costly article, one of ordered Stuart defended Mano. 3199, 9165,’ 3165, ‘31 2—Nos. 1452, | of jewelry, valued at \endoriag many ‘When tho jurors came to be sworn there was no ob- | 1840, 3164, 3204, 3304, 3090, 2068, 3018, | thanks forthe clerk's courtery, he 4: with his Seca ates stats aa eared | Sivas tas fate tam ae | ene a wile evar & Bedt re wi t if an; ol , . 718, | thet much to the ensrs. Gill~ Srihom hed coneclentions scruples with regard to the | 678 688, 683, 600, 1162, 423, Sot, Te bal 108, Sa oe consternation 296, noon by officers from one of the down towa districta, Almost all of these establishments bave been seized on [oe arp 9 a mou uy omnone a partment to the effect Proprietors not made returns of the amount of ite distil ie The resolution was then adopted. Fea by then Pe prancing The contract tor cleaning the streets of the Fifth fied by them. Toe goveriment are now firmly resotved on panish. | ward was awarded to Thomas Scheifiein, from May 1, ing those parties who may be convicted so #e- | 1867, to June 1, 1968, for $2,100. tof death im case the evidence would lead to | 647, 595, Part 2—Nos. = & pa verely as to prevent further frauds in the manufac. The contract for cleaning the streets of tI the conviction of ner risoner. ir, Cross) rowe and said, in reply to . ot. the 0 Fischer) °. the distance 1s made in os demk—En Debraaey, 1465, the plaintiff bot $100 with Wal ee ea aie nite ant sitjen, andar egue, fervor aveuminn Mea bevasd Pie gg In passing in quick tine (at ico) all the overs with eee oe te. | Propeny Ing Unt Jem. Davie’ commissioners would bein Weshing- | L-'l did not sso ‘hiss site bias Seece tox’ sotneres’ | @f the cane was set down for Friday uext pte bim, what sill be the: position ef tose 'man | Ue e the two list troopm ad the Jase Det pe cobra: PY feat mgr wovey Moved tam, megotiating for | of peace, within twe weeks from trem the time my brother seid ‘thie is worse . ont these injuncttuns and acon the. band w! out. avenue : , wager. The coomstien never steangor vo msyeelt oe “that's: Dusiness, they pay me their | distance bett troops while éeperinns : other ‘stock, | gabtwan appearance a the capital withis the specified aia an know Cap tthe Series Waabene Toeneths : : Befare JudgeThempece. sony (anger nea, hau en At vetiher the oMcore {a comand or" the- guides ap: me done wihier o geck in ine tens and as ts expteation McDoagall directed Fontan, | ORF -5. a a aner yobr brethet: war sireck | TOI calendar for the day: was called over seeter-| page eat ae that | ead creat elder nated tans a Memmi] megnbornend Laeinrat- Cactcaremertha nn fe makebolder, to surrender the stakes to Walling, twice in the face what.tben did the deceased de? A. | ay morning, but as mo cases werercady for trial, the | ness ‘and toe to pay | their | standing these defects the regiment made a much finer | disagreeable and injurious to health. shit the people that CEP re cortoas exe. In the following June the | He walked backwards and made the remark, “What are | Court adjourned until to-day. Heenae, pay the cos. lon anlus pay. tuote ‘Sppearance than it has ever before for many years. | jive along the avenue are ly an industrious class cotimenced an action against the winner for the | you hitting me for?” Q What. did the prisoner do? 4 . Jawyers, and bave been ‘and in difficulty dur- | Or course there are a great many recruits and vew officers | of people ‘The people will } onus ate ‘setovery of the money lost and paid over by bis own in- ee he hima and strack him, om ine left | _ 4 life-like portrait of Hon. George G. Reynolds, late | mng the whole summer, Who was the friend or who | in the regiment who will improve in knowledge by read- | their own hands soon, He boped the Common. Council struction, Upon recei notification of this fact, Wall- } side; the deceased ran off; Wilder and I went up to him | Judge of thie Court, from the brush of @ competent | spoke honestly. the lawyer in New York or myself, who | ing the mew tactica and understanding the same. would afford the means of prev: ariot Horses ran ig weutwa parson nated Car and purchaeed rom im And inen beanie, “Tag dhabbed.' pare) Arusha vostnday, onapended, trem the wall, near tbe Sate Yow teeta Wali a he ane Bones, rind Seay ca tau Grande vesy tae “ibe alee Ge prope which itness to a juror—The crow: came up Md racted considerable Offcere’ Drill. tmerease 33 per cent. nm thirty days ‘thas meade in 1 between 7 c of who visited the esurt ce for your ii Sitch res ae | Pare terme meme a: | em onan fie Sar See t| ett met ew | Ear an ura he San, gt “ w DOW ive 7 be 3 Dae wich aid bot by the returns appear to | search.’ us nee Dang uch @,erowd I got COUNT OF SEsSIURS. the enrees of the the time will some | ing (Monday), 13uh instant, ” ; alaty of ike aenioate perasein Maat femses lone we Spee chige To Mr. Bedford—When 1 went tofrards the crowd to Conviction for Grand Larceny. Naim hese themcam, bomen Se es over, there sre aveus Cory ala @.day Ten ee ast Sie egninat the claim of ia he plain aah for che prisoner 1 did oe se Bin Before Judge Dikeman andjAtsociate Justices Hoyt and | Opiniot-, nae a ous 0, gentlemen’ | Company By Eighth Regiment Tnfantyy. N. G. t an ba me .. urTer Was peso i Seange soe > eee aden a Woorhees, bot? Yer I ami tne. t a caumenehora& as an bier ts to Searle Pc gene Beene se ae that hp al w"Ene Fespondent oo ia n0_detiscuion | prisoner baa retaraed to tue cidewais’ Se sala "1 wil | A young inn sme Jobw Ray; indicted wih Patrick | for, oer anen snare 3%. Ther are propang for © | Stich injured nm inere weno bil ang. a paphpenpnd ab caamael ‘out the out of some of these oe cectonel ‘MeDonald aud Jobn Crowley, on a charge of grand Jar- Aad Wink ie weald bee benefit to the or won and qverralime ma ear Ree pln ceny, was placed on trial yeaterday im the Court of Ses- rte Third Regiment Cavairy, N. G. pi Ao on ‘of the ap- a i's “ sions. Is appeared from the evideace of MeDonald. whe ferred This command wili have a drill at Tompkins square st | when a con icant ctenscs |. rw AEM ac my oe IE Ee i ieee eet reeerved. ° . Suternatgatineedh at the foot of South Eighth FE. D., and had | said Journed till noon on Thursday next, ‘Tho Paymont of Bounty to Voluuteers During prea soi porvons of on angina which ie hd sited er a couag the INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAIRS, the War-Conatruction ef the Acts of the | 1, iniy case tried im this court yesterday was an ‘Sright to. thos of the property, Crowley | Supreme Court and before the Court of Appeals, that | Twenty-four Distilleries Seized in this City— Eras Seder tnletieg snd Sein. indictment for burglary in the second degzee against | BAd merely been hired to remove the and wag | tbe time would toot come when the Logisiature would | Detective Burean te be Established by Dis | ty mnedaen feign eu Ye yet, Johm Shepard ap. | Patrick McCarthy, who was charged with enterisg the ee claritin ariotatael Are imposed by this av. | am not opposed, gentlemen, tillers—Fature Intentions of the Govern | noard of Health have thought ft to pagg the following ~ Sunday amusements. wi Uy 7 i pellani.. Thia was an appeal from an order denying «| @*elling house of Eilen Haley, ‘No. 9 Mulberry street, | dict of gully, wiwout Waring thelr, svete, Ray was | soy boasting, there ie no man in ibecly of Brookiya to | It would appear that nothing will deter the manufec- | *Rtvsived, That until otherwise directed Wy thie Board, caaen to Samana poweiaiah. early in the morning of the 28d of April. It appears that | yi ootid and Crowley were eo whom the community are as much indebied for Hunday | turers of distilled spirits trom constantly playing tricks | such of its orders as relate to hitoraabingst ring, dis heat pt boat an anteeament made in| #04, auar a oalane, thee oepeomee | ee earns Sratnny i ete Noten | on te goverment and seang tf nax och | Saf Gumi nto ve aaa hs pte 1865, contracting for the t to plaintiff of | found im an adjoining rear building, where the prisoner «the abuse Igot.in the and was denounced | its due according to the revenue laws of the country. | execute the maid orders), be executed by this under ‘March, 1865, og payment to pl care; the got press, J the supervision of tts ry Super! and by the ia consequence of an advance in the price of three | WS discovered by the officers lying io the hallway, ARREST OF AN ALLEGED NOTED BUAGLAR. from tbe pulpit. I have not changed, and the time, I | Since these laws were framed fracds om the revenue | yercics of men under his control, 7 bess Th dered a verdict of ae Legislature will see gents’ volunteers during the veer 1605, the plaintif | [iene 5 MS SSIOn, Tee raentence For some time past the good people residing in the | rman that have bocome of daily occurrence, and this means of | perwlveds, That the Soperinie iden ating Baving previously agreed to furnish seventeen volunteers a WIGHWAT ROBBERY, vicinity of the towns of New Hamburgh-and Tarry- | when the peopie will defrauding the revenue @ profession, and a very lucra- | number. and, when known, the owner fer the purpose of filing the quota of the town of Sparta, | James Brady, indicted for robbery in the first degree, | town bave been exceedingly troubled by the presence in | Fational molested | tive one at that, Men of all ciasses, from the rich mil- | premises 'a which sud oeten reeeat auch, Livingston county, in thie State, Defendant was a | plested guilty to grand larceny. The complainant | their midst of a buralar, who every now and then, at | Wel, Nonaire to the potty distiller of twenty gallons or less, | | Resolved. That it be the. duty of the Supe @apervisor of that town, and the original contract fixed on the 1h ams. ile parsing through Oak sree be pri the midnight hour, mallied out from his upkzown re. way Dave entered into it, Every rch can ingenuity {eof ihe expenses of exeeuting ead orders the price per man at $800. It was admitted that the | oner im down, snatched his watch treat to steal into private dwellings, wherein to pilfer vi a7 een q could devise bas been tried, and every ce that care- e Same wi other fea were furnished, and: om the conclasion of the | Yes: pocket and ran away, The Ciy Jadge impared the | whasever thiags of value. he could lay his unlawful | BA, este ANNE Mask gf Suton tuat i wrota.n | Hm@ legislation left open bas been taken advantage Tifianuen'be furnished the (ressurer, and that nq treasurer teotimony defendant's counsel moved for a dismissal, | WENN Pach mien Sltedmieon for five years. ponte eeprom tentang neh noe meee th Ay Zbort time since, addreesed to. ir. George Biss heat. | of False returns have teen made to amesors and cat ne eee ‘which was denied and upon which order this ‘* | Henry Volmar, who pleaded guilty s few since | bat he bas alw 2 managed "to make Te cecape, torney of the Board of Excise, intended for the of Resolved, That this Board poral oe the stiff in the sum of $819 41, subject to he opinion of | 12,82 fAc"grand larceny, was seaienced to tbe | flowever even the most cunning fox ie caueht eer uae mapas ue bemeae Gpnyiy Mavens freagurer # advance and pay, on bills for labor Sn ‘coart at General Term upon exceptions. 9 pemeneibinariy at last, and Heary burglar in | Neense; and, as {have “ pe Szpenses of exeonton of euch orders: but that the in February, 1905, the Legulature passed an act pro} sony Ey a ~~ en Be its this | sence of that letter og OS ye pn ple eng Keg ep hp risa, Terk oe seg” Anges | Sees pr Penis Pony, mn rt | Seager wee Rema, ean cee | Sat” (Mh aa ita Ma laguna fad ia the eame month, in which the fir was | Cocnccents of Nathan Leth No Sf Sista avenue, and | ek aq. nas circumetance’ was the arreet of twe men Scala. voluntarily wabialt to abe degrediog condit Thare were 416 deathe in tia city for tbe week ending and which was to take effect immedi- | SPOT einer watch and some ed gd FL TO RF een imposed in thes application, in was unit Saturday, the 11th instant—a decrease of twelve as com- should y ccntane chon entiienvarine people badwones apes Ranerely, the property wee recovered, "entence Post- | them Sergeant James, of the Tweatietb precinet, learned pa Pde 5. cieg-sumseteds Weibeuy annten’ maa pared with the total number of the werk, prev ‘The Girtoe of the former ‘act an indivial tad be right to ny Sgt rg Shey Bhd] Huns! ted test eo'was the sippery. lndivvocal eens a RT moat eer. ayuntic aneme in woement pre agree to pay a sum that $600 fora three years’ | (sree, acqaintance, for legal purposes, the of the above | The te pastectiyy covsect.; ‘Leng here tbat to a great exten! Yrlnntoes; and ithe did abe consract wag vod. hie i¢ | nigmt she 4th teat the dwelling houee ef Albert mares | Meougned ‘owns were so desirous of forming. | Fur: | Say "man who would voluntaniy submit to soch’ con: ‘There wore 144 deaths in. Brooklyn the week pate isesntinte wah tue 100 Prince treet, wae eaered fy forcing a lock oa ied by officer Seott, of his precinct, after a length. | ditiont isunftto haveaiicenss. (Appleuse.) But. ending May 11, OF the deceased: thore ‘were 38 tee, 27 Scans econ git foie’ as | getceamrtrestmamasrgemem fieertet ee | Hand rch" varmae pce” ed ty | nda eae teateal imag mares Te Temes, oye and’ fra Yoryve wee ataat sod after reciting numerous authoriues sare that, | Soo" OU'ice promises, abd arrested. him afore erre. | fory Mare, M™EStated in errentae, Mle m ine | dre compaled; tele not voluntarily. The. highwayman Feats. of age. The Dationalitice were:-—Cnliod | 2 oie tre pte eens see memo oumce moved property. He was sentenced to the state ‘and val ata inting war tounaunenegtnghe hecphecne 2 the wy} rellhas geek Weossnee peep TotS*tretants, 24: Germany, 12; Scotland, 2; ‘wi prevail, and will have of repesting the | ree Cressey pleaded guilty to grand to | ae peeees Rovay Cock vottterah ta cartons etbericg Well, you hand him ever your purse, You do'n0t do it pei men EE ae Pe eect For the respond- | sealing a waich and chain, valued at mice, oes ie 4 ‘time im the towns of Stamford | Yolustarity; do it to save your fife. A measies, 11; et, Ire jarren ; for the appellant, S T. Freeman. B Scbeks, om the Oth of April ‘He was vent to the | an Norwalk, Conn, the prisoner ie now held in eee bel ine dmebiod te monia, 7; croup, 5; debi QOURT OF OVER AND TERMINER, a hi bays Seen aen en ectenn of bia Gepentetieny: Gantng ee faid ta hat si i that respect is perfectly Bisth ward, whete there were 17 ‘The Maha-Carland Homicide—Alleged Case COURT CALENDAR—THIS GAY. van ter wes But if Me. Kenmedy or if the Board of Commissioners COATa COUNTY MORAL APPA. of Murder. Covrt—GrxenaL Twxx—Enumerated Mo- QOLD ROBBERY OF DIAMONDS. suppose that a ~ ot se State, of the Metropolitan ] BONE 4 Before Judge Miller. Mona Non. 60 6, 6, U6, 08, 07, 1 19, Ute 3, —— saben aay vespoed estas tas waperet epee. Meeting of the Board of Aldermen. * ‘Thie court met yesterday for the trial of criminal | 12% 70, 72, 126, 126, 127, 126, 129, 190, 151, 3 194, | Three reapectable appearing and well dressed young | Com Lad ay here fares and without The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afterpoon, ibe eases. paras Cours, Cinccrr—Part 1—Oyer and Termi- te fedine the stere Siac, Gilleorks ped ay heaitati man who gets his eetee Bes got to President, Alderman Fisher, in the cbair. Amthoay Mahn was indicted for having on the 30h | ner. Nos. 1083, 61, 247, 1081, 441, 861, 882, 240, 883, | No. 14 Malden lane, last Thareday afternoon, ee car the ates aie eae The Street Commissioner asked for the appointment f March last inflicted wounds with a knife on the per- = 708, 150, i, 1493, 1048, #28 ; ria teh, ere, to be shown certain articles of jewelry which they | 1 oer ts your Me ts ‘to the conditions; of two additional clerks in his office—one te look after ova of Stephen S. Carland, from the effects of which the | S94; 536, 1189, 150, 1270, 740, 798, 664, 764, 1600,” 990, | Tamed. | Several articles were spread out apo the | them, take your license, and after you have got the maps, at a salary of $1,200, and another, at $1,000 latter lingered and died. The prisoner, who is only | 1668, 1308. by the atieative clerts but. they permed 40 be, as the | howe degrading conditions te uot Bt to be called e cxizen | Tee een wi riy-eigih sreat, | Per YeAt vmalttcn on Repairs, and” supplies offered reeo- teeny Fa wg, ot wows Wd and ntl “Be | setae Comsat Tene <Domaree “Nee, | Hea’ tong, fey manip whee taser gad | ine Ua atn (Cheah in| Coby sued 3 WaPo rc ong | ute eth sive say sic ice ws aca ‘was dressed in dark clothes. Ho was born in this city, | 5), 155° 196, 130, 100, 103, 108, 104," 106, 197, 198, 198 | eT pon’? getty, 12, De tatiated,, For over halt | God, in golug, about this very county and | George Burth; 317 Weer Forty-iith street, the rty | sion among the members. SSeihnrendsse ete tnect fhe soged eoece wes | JL : sta va, | Seeects Menguees orapesins sae es | StaaaDNa cert mente See ie Cees | Soe May om nen Perera fen ke, | ate tage apes sate eae we Re @& 65 Division street, He had followed the trade of a unmenn—Nos, 98, 142, 143, 148, | Gr innumerable articles, ad” at last, when the | square (Laughter aed applause.) Add let the Board of eee eee rere tt another’ in Fitted wien | the Eastern and the other for the Western district, One of the jurors ( on the lookout for the thieves, bat as yet no clue to Me ili hiskey. At present ded to Mr, Charles O’Rorke, for ek Ye = Le dy te BROOKLYN COURTS. shelr whereabouts bes Deen obtained. oom oot from various Gietiijerien recatt fa koloty tee wi ‘resalevion was offered ia favor of car. Sarees tee A Ten hep emerge card ‘wholesale price at about $1 40 a gallon, while nominally, | boner on ail the street lamps in the city, the Lamp and ont dete, ee awe someon rooney ‘ites ye enengpe gin iiss TRIALS BY THE FIRE COMBISSIONERS. Xo meet the requirements of the lam, it i sokd at a rate | Gas Commitice having reporied favorable to the inv eo- pA Ph oem wag lly Aa — Bb dbp ih 5 STATES CRGUIT , CORB} Em STRICT, Yesterday the Fire Commissioners for the first time Seized within’ the last three mouths by the Feveuue |. Itwas stated by one of the Aldermen that the cort Posed to the polley of the law ia oan ‘The Water Street Whiskey Case. held a meeting for the trials of thoes firemen against Officers cannot be sold, as the Jaw declares that it shail | would be upwards of $70,000, Another said it would ve St upon the stenographer to note h Before Judge Benedict and a Jury, hom complaints had been Dot be offered at less than the amount of duty on it To | ashame to spond so much of the people's money with- Co Tay oy ‘believe the _ United Sater Five Hundred and Right Barrels of b pens ty ate enpener meet this, howover, it is said that the Treasary Depart- | out knowing that ‘Were to receive a benefit by 't Objection, as be did not reason assigned by oe Five officers, Heretofore members of the Department com- | ayain I eno alae tabiee at ara ment bave under consideration the idea of selling by The re WAS ly recommitted to the Lamp bay oy ah ah ng aig ualify him Ly ow Whtshey,—The trial of this case, which was reported 10 | pisined of by either their offi Mr. Morris was loudly cheered at the conclusion of in advance, all whiskey which during | and Gas thea, -. Bedford said he would remove the difficult; cers or citizens wore tried bis comarke, og hy io m4 @halionging the juror peremplorily on the part of perpen piensa ipa by the Commistes on Discipline, bat it cannot be suid salalhde may Dot bring the smount required by the moras were offered to, amend the contract for . remembered jon is brought ‘that manner in which the trials were carried on following resolutions were jopted :— ro pot 0 the juror then retired and snother was sworn in his | government for the condemaation of the whiskey, tier the old boards "hed a very bonefesal aoc Resolved, That so autores Soleo oom Judge a tem. EATATE YESTEs Jomen bidder, ‘The nantse mae refered vo. the Corpere- cede Claimed by Hubbett & Tallent, which wae svisod in the | ‘Me DeRMrument st, lege. The sew meihod of tolding | sors whan that rat the Bactee ae SALE OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. ipecom Nagios Mr, Guamiag’, Bedtord, Jr. ‘Ausistant District Attorney } cellar of 68 Water sireeton the 8th of December last, Kir hearing before ficate! will, without feluntary il YY icnnedy et alas to M, Miller, No further business of importance was transacted. tn Eebll of ibs people cdancase’ the jary aa follows:—- om the charge that it had been removed (o » place other doubt, do much toward infusing ot din. | the prov for beenses, is | Hoare and lot on , a9uth of Rivington st. ..99,925 nit, 37 Pause ae Couar, Geetuanns op eux Jone: than a bonded warehouse, and that pry cipling toto the force, and ore parce thorongh . worthy of “a — PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. forwarder, being charged with arog willy and wore faleely branded, Beard are rived to 7 MAILS FOR EUROPE. Gener D, w. Cant, of Wanblngon; Colones ae Helously taken Carland, by stabbi Ex-Collector Pratt, of the Third district, was examined | eB of those members to the danger, ry Powel and Major W. Warren, Bum, on the of the The eve of intoxication and of democrat and pablo and im, oa the evening of the Sist of March last, The ¢t'- | for the defence yesterday, and tested that he held thet | “"Ftiore wore no cence of vory specnt ra wpe iran fore the trend of bert tad un in isan sod caf oa Every | ‘The Canard mail seamabip Perma, Capa Lott, wut | she Metoption HO. ovr, of Naw Creag fataction thie homicide to have been unprovoked, cruel | office from September 1, 1866, to March 4, 1867. He re- | Board yesterday, with the exception of that of Edwin J. beh ; wena Tye) Jeave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool. are sto datos Julien He " ext soe sed wanton murder, leaching us the ead though iruthfu! | membered that priee to October an application wae made | Russel who wna charged with (being absent, from, hv | ggut tor ire rmouig abail be: Wik united strength, | $y matte for Burope wi close at baif.paat eleven | A, Claxton Cary and J. 1 Rogey, of boston, end Jews lesson what slight vaule is ofventimes placed on bomen | 1. i466 wo, 66 Water street as a bonded warehouse, | CHD Bouse without leave for Ave In his defence That We consider Judge Morris 9 true and sin. | o'clock on Wednesday morning. Oxberne, of Hamilton, & W., are stopping Sigt7 ‘he depraved and lewiene porticn of the commas. | oO ss ints Collector ren gh pg ye BE po Ti say ali our Segal efors to | ee one Manat lon, for Barope—wint bo | BMS Hover op caforn's, and Adolph Rees, of Youp evening of ae Slat of March last, about the | amsed the and approved of the building as Eersetis too comtom, tikeay tah oa ne dete Three cheers were given for Mr, Motria and the reso- | ready at ton o'clock in the morning. bana; appeal ing at whe Everett ce a hour of ‘2. 34 there stood on the | beingmades warehouse. On 99 a re- | choose their own, of time for own or their fellow | lutions. Single fe @ for maiti Col. M. D, Clapp, of Chicago, ead Cos. Loomis, the corner of td Bilabetn seo, « party of | ply othe, spplication was received from members convenience, ihe Giscountenanced it, | A meeting of the delegates is to be bold next Friday coviad, '@ wrappers, reedy for mailing, Sx | pichmond, are sopping at the Filth Avena friends, six in somber, and ten the ‘ibeeasedy Bisg toss ‘Revence Department had ale one wil span prepibie altogether. atvernoon to make the a | conte. Fodge Tafts, of Montans, is stopping a : sho were on their way home, aud about separating for De Of i being made sponded warehouse, A Of | George W. Wade, engincer of Raging 16, wap alee | grand mame morting. Brosdway and Ann street, Bouse ;