The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1867, Page 8

"" - Mbree-quarter R WEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1867—TRIPLE SREET. . —— - ee asa" Leela —as| that Nave never beaten 2° Shepard Ko Benjamin the and ep the fequest of George Johnson, ‘ty of petty larceny from the R F Frankia nd’ omen are onletpa Purveof @200. (0 THE COURTS. Campieolies. The cflect of that affidar was euch aa person? ous sear and six monthe a the Pale vison, MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. e best, abc $100 to seeond bese J ore Bey maton, Se Wow Boo —_ the Com, = The Court adjourged till Monday next eee oar fi ae he ai ww thee ' a : OWING. brareiehie-+-—-vep aaa Pe hap ad «=. SAN - COURT. OF GENERAL SESSIONS. SPS SRO. An Intereating Cane of Falec Converance of | Coller ofthe ety of New York, and that ie had stated ara The wity Ravenme and Expenditure Will + WOBOKEN RACES. 70 TRH DITOR OF THB MERALD. Property. 1 Fernando Wood, on the day ov which thé orders were Before Judge Russell. Sldewalke ef the Park be Removed ¢- I Hupron AmataoR Rowine Assoman on, } Before Judge Shipman. granted by Justice Horeard. ToReORE the inj | Thig Court was compelted to adjourn at an esriy hour bees bee Steck—The Tax Levy Concurred ‘New Youx, May 17, 1967. Mary B. Bunce and Others ve. Harria Galloon, Jane | {nd restraining Setearat’ Genaaeamaniten toate Yesterday morning in consequence of the Grand Jury Board of Aldermen uueld a special mevt.rg yester, As the request of Hamilton Morton, 1 sssamed ® } Ann Gallagher and. Others.—This is a double action, | hot execute said ieases at that tune; and upon aaid | BO Being able to find indictments ax rayldly as the | “#Y Mftermoos, Alderman Loew presiding. jo'nt action with bim in am endeavor to send an amateur | prought under eingalar cireumstances—in the first, | Wood having asked him if a peremptory mandamus te | Court can dispose of them, This difficulty will be THE LAST DAY OF THE MEETING. | crew cc crows to Pars, to participate am the Parisian | torerande a bona, tnd mortgage, on a house and three | {et effbcs wore served on him whe:ber he would then | obviated: next week, as another Grand Jury willbe em- Ie eH RLM Mr regatta in July mext; and after a thorough canvass | oto of land on Staten Island; and in the second, to can- | be ovhged he'ehey whe aly ‘of the Supreme Court,"?..} Panelled in the General Sessions on Monday. among the best amateur rowers in America, I cam | cel a deed of-conveyance of said premises and three low The Comptroller simply stated that he would do ‘ BURGLARIES 4ND LARCENIES. FOUR CAPITAL CONTESTS, | ‘tte serounco that tne States will not bo repre- | of land, the instruments in the cae, as 's alleged, hav- | Thesmyamemg wut cond” eo clear up the didicalties of |. Agsistent District, Avtpruey Bedford conducted the sented there, for two reasons objectionable, viz.: the | ing peen forged by a party unknown, and who fraudu- | this cage as to matters of fact or to state facts correctly’ | Prosecution. " clase of boats (yawls) assuming prominence, and the | jently and successfully, as it appears, represented the before the Court As to what should be done where the John Burke, who was imdicted for burglary in the ‘meagre distance to be rowed, one anda quarier mile®. | pjaintift—the rightful owner of the properiy—in effect Sern cremate ae enn oie davvak coca Second degree, pleaded gui!ty to the third grade ofthat Halt Park be to Madison Laid over. ‘tkdorman Moduaps. taoved. test ten Corcnarator directed to report tie names ofall who occupy stands in y. @ public markets residents with a view ipcraiag tea ersone from Ao ne ett, Llunet Filly, Twinkle and the Greek | Tere asa desire on the part of some of the Harvard | ing, first, a m on the y, and secondly, of | on the subject of mandamus, which seemed to be offence, Qn. the 25th of Apri he entered the room of en Bx y KY ncn (Mr. Blaikie and others, from whom I received | Selling the same. | The plage in ihe case Mary E- | clear. “Whenever any wriiton mandamus ait be “Nathan Levi We materi, ind WOE G ehvor aeach | Aeneas poke Sees bs bored Slave Filly the Winners communications) to engage in the race instituted by the | Bunce, ner Natt bagi’ Conn. —with her aihers | issued out of the Supreme Court of this State, the per- | and aquantity of wearing apparel. He was sentenced to 1a marelng’. Fan the Sarnet or nd ive hese Engbeh Commissioners; but the same objection to dis- | ir, CNG ff, ted by 4 to. her | 80%.9F tribunal to whom the same shall be delivered | the State Prison for five years. f necessery UO remove the lamp tance (one and a baif’ miles) nezatived the matwer | Ml) cert, and aubsequent | ther | shall make retarn to the firet writ of mandamur, aud for fj oops penal mR from along the ourbin Park rows de de. de. entirely Wo have hero on tho Hiudeon near some of | {atthe alten igRad tbe autiact nao ‘au, for Une | AneKiechte dogo shall bo proceaded against a provided | | Thomas Barton plowed guilty to an attempt at | 3 ChyNMitRyr ayes miaiig pe des, . @ finest gentlemen amateur rowers in this country, > 8 thirteenth tit! the chapter of is act.’ urgiary i V ing on thé inst. | same wi re Without any exception, and some three hundred of them | benefit of the estate which, with her sister, she’ jointly | at comtemplates before aman’ wat compellod to doa | entered mrrects ‘tee tha ste dete Sacupfod by Mes, within the railing of the City ali Park. ect resolution was referred to the Committee on e R Sune Samnentinentnatanateots: on Pe tae father f rTY mg mecting of the kem Associati are represented in the association whose title heads this | ‘berited from her fj In 1865, while she was still | ening whieb was doubifal, that ho should have an ¥ t eg vp Hoboken Association at | te eres President of the sald association, f arm about | ®¥eedent of New York, she, through her azent, endeay- | tunity of laying before the court his, reasone fOr (oer dalla The Bsns iat toe ropeietiod Sheng a Secancus closed yestoriay. Notwithstanding the ex- | to institate proceedings for a graud uational regatta, | ored to sell the property, when it was for tha first time | dectining, to do. i, aud therefore the idea | hotel thief, and the city. Judge seuvonced hit to trewely anfavorable weather and the wretched condition | to be given under the auspices and patronage ‘overed that it had already been disposed of, ani was thet a first ‘Writ of mandamus should | Ning ‘son for two years and six monthe, he the present occupicr and one of the ndantein the Sing Bri of the track, the meeting has been a successful oneand | of @ committee representing about one hundred | (100) aa's deed of sale and ‘conveyance therefor, pur. a sel aM which at Map Merny | John Holtmann, who siolé on the 11th inst, a chest of a of the most prominent and infiuential residents 4 tea at H. Doreher, 502 -[. Boe” A remoy! wader the circumstances well attended, the numberof | or this ‘city, ‘the races to ho open to the | POFting 1a bo signed and excouted by the twna.fd+ omD~ | shat be ought oF ought notto do a certain thing,“ Waen- | Grand Mod geadetarlin aa isupl a qeed a ef 0 visors yesterday nein greatly’ in exoem of any pre-| ‘whole country and to gentlemen amateurs only, met. Sica te Se tea oath one ale sala the | vera retura should be made to such writ the person | ceny. : junetion ‘a _ bers of areguiarly orgamzed rowing club, and to take prosecuting such writ demar, or wo or}... sand: the: vroan day. The running has been emiRent!y satisfac (ie oe eeeac oft Hobaken, in September | 2écudo Mary E. Bull had effected a mortgage on the | Pvmetai facts “aamensue eam Fragen wee Fattlok MaCarthy,,mlio\was convicted of stealing 80 ire certeat im money Je tery throughout and fully equal to the most sanguine | pex:, the winning boat of each class to be entitled to. the | Property to the Amount of $1,000. On the discovery of | such return should ; otherwise @ ot might | from Eliew Mulberry street, arraigned anticipations that had been formed, im view of the is. | championsuip of the United State, Should I carry out-} these frauds, through a false impersonation of the owner, | he demanded Wetec 6 hry had decd whether pay- for sentence, ~ a goat. j ere Hoffmann and McCarthy were each seat to the State z iate taken occupier, ~ “Danie? | ™Y design the Paris regatta will pale into utter insigni- | immediate steps were to eject the present occupier, | ment was due on the ag stated, becauze advantages under whieh it took place. Mr. MoDanie! Mra, and to cancel the mortgage held on | was no notice to any os the oe because that | Prison for two yeara, report From thig it red thas the wi if the ort} ap 98,80 revenue vf the oi! ¥ i cance in comparison to it, In order to do so funds to lant year was |, and the whol "i Aux tron very snocessful at this meeting, his stable | (ie amount of $9,000 or $4,000 are necessary for prizen, | tne Pago 0) the oe bap agp ine? writ of mandamus was not founded upon proper facts, ‘TRE WALL STRERT GOLD, CERTIFICATE. ROBBERY, ous was $21, total indebtedness of the ci Swving proved winners in nearly every race in whieh | printing, some ton or twelve large excursion barges for hein ‘ena Ene erty. #4 ‘joer ‘$5,000; ‘and for all the other reasons stated he claimed that it Teaac D who was jointly indicted with Joseph | on the tirst of January Ist was $33,371,470, but ‘bey contended. Mr. Cameron did not do ro well with | (2 a°commodation of Indies, &c., and other expenses. oe te egy be at ie la debe” The should be di > Packard for si ten oxen eae worth of gold | Commissioners of the Sinking Fund held $11,229, 23 This amount | propose te raise by subscription. ad or where she is rest LT, Wiihame, counsel for the comptroller, remarked | certificates from the ‘of Nathan Chandler, No, 8 | Tendering the net indebtedness $22,142,246. Bawpton Court as it was expected he would do, as his > BENJAMIN F, BRADY. litigants tm the case know nothing of her whatever, add | that the writ of mandamus had boen issued without due "| Wall etreot, on the ere December, 1366, was placed tax levy was read and concurred in. horse was twice beaten, The gray colt by Melipee out Taare ba Ir eee EAnLY OF ne, Marvership of ene. | DOtlce, was peremptory in ita terme and committed the | at the bar. His aeeociate pleaded guilty’ a few. days | An ordinance for the creation of $75,000 ef mar oF not reailze the snticipations of Mr, ‘The College Boat Match. Property in question, whether the defendant, Gallagher, | anne es © Ne COURKY Prison if he did not comply Nee a a ene a re ee ne TN TA, b OOS Pe OARS b SAM ANNES 1D, ip Kichtoen . she eisai Me. " 3 sentenced in a few , Merve; Dat | Twinkle, whe was sold after. Acorraspondent of the Lewiston (ile.) Journal (us | a widow lady, whose husband, a United, states Diy | _ Judge Allen replied at considerable length, ana went | "John P. Flood, who stole one hundred steel. engray- | A large number were then acted upon of m wards for $560, together with her engagements, | #iudes to the coming University champion mateb:— Shich'che payee 5 eed ead aaueamenee ta the name of | over substantially the same arguments as stated before | inge worth five thousand dollars, the Property ot Ed. | general public interest, aiter which the Board a: \ousa qnnsd Gi ok Unexpected Winner Gf Und selling: race, Upon this mateh alt college men are excited, and thou- | Mary E, Bull, as Mra, Bunoe, the plaintiff, who, not im the Henan. He asked @ postponement to ovtain the | ward Bierstadt, 51 West Tenth ‘street, on the 27th of | tli Monday next, at four o'clook P. M. - ‘sands of dollars are changing bands in very foolish bets affidavit of Mr, Shea, on the conversations that occurred | A) leaded guilty to an a Owing to the recent desth of Mr, Ready none of his | Shon the ime, Odds at Colon, Hamilton and Trinity | HBOWing tho uso made of her maiden name, had allowed | between Wr. Connolly and Mr. Wood, siseala ccs iis youth sabes Sapeerince et gaits ¥ ne youth sold the vi for waste mabie appeared in tige hurdie races, ‘This left the tert | are in favor of Yale; Union, Coluinbiaand Michigan “put | theeyondan’ to remain in quiet possession oF the PIN | Judge Suiheriand—I do not think the affidavit of Mr. | paper. The complainant jnterceded for the prisoMer aiid pial open to Blackbird, who acquitted himself adwirabiy ae | 1)” on Harvard. | These bets ure reported to the respec: | reprosentod by aur, J.-A. Wolch, defendents by Messrs, | the cane ty pn amgeyuerence, F could not adjoarm | the City Judge : Adoption ef the Tax Levy—Celebrati ® hurdle racer aud proved the best of the entries. The | gna Yale the “sous of shoddy” are flush with money for | © M- Da Costa and Geo. Greenflela, Prnscosinns Pree Wiese eee ~ Maier esos ene OF, cites SY prea] "Nasi ‘Anniversary—The Stafford mext event will be the moeting at Jerome Park. This | their pet crews. A week ago we saw both clubs at the Judge Allen—We have a right toanswer any afidayits | Greenwich street, on the 30th of April. He was re- i | oar, aod got as good an idea of their respéctive UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. on which they move. If the mght was allotted to them | manded for sentence, Forests reeds ty tae ca neecace anal nt ab | Riven and’ prospective chances as one Saw from | oy oy — Would be slotted to us, "The efosof a delay of one side on Opening Streets, de. " seoing them in an hour’s exercise, 1e larvar« ‘3 woul nothing. In whatever regard two . ts sence crow, under the direction of Mr Biaikie, follow the 2 No Internal Revenue Stamps | atidavit affects Mr. Shea he should be allowed the priv. BROOKLYN COURTS. 235 EE Ph FONTS, SNA Se Freeident The first race yestorday was over bundles hotwoen x. | Hamill method of strong, full dipand puil; every sweep | Had Been Affixed. fot with the adavi of ir, Wood. i vellgve i estes yes ag yervennbrebier tee . martes ty the oar impels the in & straight, steady course. Sicisdn Goagnteanas Oisorn. v : 3 jave it 1s just as nance making the annual appropriations fo Garrioldi R 5 ne, 4 aw iT a yeot and Garrioldis, a mile dash oniy, with sbreo jambs | jr is earnest aud exciting work with the crew; their. they state that Connolly requested him that he should | UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—EASTERN DISTRICT. Pian ev ip “Getta HE tae precee Gorrioldis hag bad “great experience in the business and | fiashing eyes and fushed cheeks, the muscular con. | Charles Derfeb, George Plfeinn, David Heiser, Henry | gete mandamus, and saying that he could get it bY aD- | rhe Claim of Salvage Against the Bric Anas i & game looking horse, bat hax « “queer” fore leg. He | traction of the chest and unvarying stroke, indicate a | Grimm, Ferdinand Meyer and Ignatius Weinbeer were plying te that if he got the mandamus he ‘was well backed and had the call until a short time be- " t e Save the saddling took pince, when Pxpect suddeuly rm | to favor the siglo ef Your Forunnden Brown, whose | chreed by Revenue Inspector H. C. afarsion with bav- | OPth “ahimctions it everything, te. to, be pooscmed Before Judge Benedict Sas Aaah ros AAD ene AE fioen to | saber wion they wens dalled ue forthe siagat Pot And | reputation is by mo means unenviable, His style isa | ing withdrawn or alded In the withdrawal of lager beer | against us, and our ucts assumed a8 irregular, we ought | Judge Benedict has just tendered his decision in the |” yr toaxyn claimed iat thc Clete: iret i Tal feces vied, oe fen on tae inpeetitng the boat rather by the | from kegs upon which there had not been affixed the ar prt nina to show by be Lamp or affidavit of | cosy of Walter Burke and others against the brig J ed Tequired nimi Gurroidie went off with the Wat, taking the frst | thon, awa ie evidentiy betacte i tos ractcally g004 | Proper internal revenue stamps, contrary to section 54 of | Jit nein ine pg i Pacer sea ‘woold Te: | anastacta; ‘an sotten!bedalaeuy the mains for mlvege ti teoame sie rot Bie eeegant morhua pone 4 cn agin ses lene — - z: Decl. | while it is more of a ‘spasmodic, quick pull, It is con. the Internal Revenue act of July 13,1860. The evidence {” Mr. O’Gorman—I bave no fecling in the matter, and | compensation, they claiming that the vessel was saved CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY. tert tmp, Koon Cw mie seca oe | gugee ta alge ingly fete ole, | mowed tat mo fet Avo a te keg wore Par | Pt eine thes aan i | By hem seca lng wa throng alge non | ate natn, iano, Raa, hurdle letely ove around the lower | sow one stroke with the full plade of the ort againet the | Pebind bars in saloons where the respective defendants | i211 he fairly tried before a jury or before the Court. mcy, to manage-. The case was reported tat the requisite arrangements for’ the coledration of Sark the rider of Expect kept his horse in hand and | water enables the Yale crew to give two lighter strokes | ste employed, and that they were retailing the beer by | The Corporation Counsel has ‘no feelings, and docs not | HERALD at the time of the trial. His Honor has con- | gporoaching anniversary of our National Indepeadence, monde the pace very siow, Garrividis taking the hurdle at i drawing mugs of it from k in the sight of eve “ demned ‘the vessel to pay the costs of the action, but backstretch Expect put on a } wteam and drew going to the galoons, found no internal revenue stamps | to think he has no conscience, (Laughter.) Anastasia has been released as far as this action is con- | Cited and rambling debate, a number of members aprin closer, and on’the lower turn he collared and passed bis upon the barrels. He reported the fact to the collector, Mr. O'Gorman—The Comptroller would. be obliged to | CeRed, the owner having furnished $2,000, out of whieh | {->'to their foet abeese tee. ss opponent without un efor, leading on the homestretch NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. and upon that evidence only camplaint was made to the | execute the leases or go to jail, according to the manda. | ‘Be costs are to be paid. : B. Roserts presented a substitute for a éouple of lengthar Expect waa again hold tightly, ant : B ee Commissioner, Evidence of the good character of the | mus. ; original resolution, naming Messrs, m Robert waited for the other, and they came to the Jaxt hurdle defendants having been produced, and that tuere had been Judge Sutberland—In this case there was a mandamus " Seger, Reilly, Terhune and Webber as the coinmittee| heed snd deed snd took the Jump together. Gerrioldis fo eon Ome as an internal revenue stamp on each keg in question, but | issued ex parte, without potice, and when the caso was UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. and ay ting ten thousand dollars for tho celeb Meaped over it like a hare, while Expect knocked it over, A Man Pouxp Drowxep,—About ten o'clock yesterday | that it had been torn off in the tapping of the kegs, the up before I contended’ that it would be best not to The Healy Alleged Embezzlement Case. tion, six thous doliars of which to be expended fg gpd shen cutting loose cane away and won the race by | snoruing the body of aman was found floating in the Commissioner discharged the frst five named defendants } support the idea that the Judge had any power to is1ve ; 2:14 4, whic S < © hisle betior than Dexter covid bave done it on a trot, | "ater near the Dry Dock. On his person were found | frther arrest ona sunllar charge they should tap the | Letwean e trmeut cage oe an Tre a tmtstece en | The oese of Thomas Healy, a Deputy Collector of the ovo collars and a half, a silver watch, and three receipts, | keg in such @ manner as not whoily to destroy the | reference to this postponement, A notice’ must be | First district (Staten Island), who was arrested a few Her aie es rete eeciom of | one trom Mosaic Encampment No. 3, A. 0. of G. F., New | stamp, but leave a portion of the stamp pemainingy 80, | served. -If 1 postpone this case it’ will "be virtually | gave «i the charge veel ‘beesl m Ryan entered ch, g. Expects’ Norkw crediting, Jone iene genie pe meptably the fe ted pecgettel oh Napa gs clap that th : ee ca ieogt eate ‘be. ltapot 1 rf “4 ot 47 — ‘tea tae ecthitton’ Sait he cae Narn ie wee, fam TN Pee edo act required rowers to place on each and evory pum. |-think ile material at all. "Tebinie We would "ve sndeco- 2862, aod May,’ 1667, whilp be neld that office, came up Se creed a ceatypanial Lodgo of thesameorder, | ‘hat persons purebasing beer thus stamped were, bound vofore Commissioner Newton yesterday =norging, st in sailor's garb aud was atoutly built, being about thir. | #9 Use Necessary precaction tn-seeing that the kegs were o'clock. Healy, it. will.-be remembered, ad- fireworks and four thousand dollars for music. Mr. HaRTMAN claimed that the committee uamed the gentleman was composed of a majority of repud! cans, and it would be improper to expect & demoe! Board to accept the amendment, He would name a com, ‘Biittee, Rnd as he: was od modest as Mr. would ry at the head of 1%, Am amendm appoint Messrs, man, W. B, Boberts, O'Bri ebber and Gibney was adopted, and the sum of t shaupend dolar iogerieg. er jution wae then ta over, and will be a ap Rext meeting of the Before Commissioner Newton. pect, by Second Boston, 0 for ite final pasexye at eleven ‘ mitted that he bad fos! the money in some manner, or " Stamped, and thatin the ki the stamp was ¢ 4 year diy & dist of w mile, 1 whicb, oat of six entrieny | hie ts that of the mane mnie eee Med of eras toe | regularly cancelled. In tho caso of Weinbeer the Com: credit to parties for more. taxes than he Bad Col” | °°" ving SEYRNEE AYEXUR. WIT WOODEN FAVIUEST. Stree only came to the post—Mr. Norris? gray cols | se North river two oF three weeke ago, Iissioner decided upon, holding. him for trial, as the Seppe tint er narra ye engaged} x "report of the Committee on Streets, in favor Ap gd out of Fidetity, being the ravorite against evidence, he said, showed that he had sold lager beer , re ter egy adopting the following rerotation, wus-called up and we Court: ie “Wotouel McDaniere quant ‘aly Uy Sroorme pee roger or on Th aa isa ah oss Lg Ba heh wl fim tos ait the aktlon f the ye Jury. Dall wes based ot conslfarabie jenaih— c , Abou! ‘clock 1 ized, 4 ‘ fe, the Croton A et. Departmen: rasey fixed, 4a before, id the sums of $15,000.” wey are hereby authorized und rected to arivertieg. Mavot, There was & goo! deal of speculation of this | oveniny a quarrel took place at Bergen Polat betweee 5 Ce ere et ences, nth with wooden paveme! Charge of Ilicitly Distilling Whiskey. ae Fortieth to Fifty eome of the i@ being yery heavy. A medium can tine bate tho eage aul ake Wat xe gf the two men named Burdett and Olliver, resulting in the SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. MARINE COURT. eels Gimehemmie tines m wt ba Dettiag at that time:—Morris’ colt gold for $200, Himp- | shooting of the former. It appears that Burdett was | Adminsion to the Bar of Graduates of Colum- —— te Sap bio te ton Court for $110 ‘and the Planet tilly for $93. Tne | prosecuted iast fall for grand. larceny committed om the College Law School. Action for Goods Sold and Delivcred—A Hus- | The case of Ross jan, who was charged with @ram tapped to rather a bad stari, the filly and Before J Leonard, Ii ‘and Smith. band Repadiates the Debts of His Wite on | having distilled whi cellar of a house on Ham- Court getting away several lengths im front | Gentral Rail and was geptenced to five months im. fore Judges |, Tograbam ‘mith. then ia Fag rl The two loaders ram very rapidly | prisonment. Olliver was the principal witness against | The following named gentlemen, graduates of the Wohds Paling dittr'ee's) avenue, opposi street, was also taken Vee turn, and were lapped at the qaarter pole, | iui, amd an ill feeling consequently existed against | iaw class of Columbia College of 1867, having been judge Alker and s jury. up yamterday ‘when the defendant was die- Raita length in frou The kray was then half | the prosecutor, Burdett went by the five o'clock : » Maria L. Cook vs, Nathaniel C, Bithop.—The plaintiff | charged, the evidence elicited not sufficfent to 2 ohind, ceeusingly “‘tied up,” and drop- | ¢0my on Tharsday evening to Ansett’s store, where, | favorably reported by the Committes on Character of | 41310. tna: petween the 6th of October and the 17th of | Warrant his detention. The particulars of the case have | ments were experiments, ‘only proper th ped farther ‘a6 the others tan down the backatretob } #eeing Olliver, he upbraided him for the foregoing trans- | this court, wore yesterday sworn in as attorneys and | 866, ‘th ac already been reported in these ne. both of them should have a ‘, de and side. Glipairick, however, began getting the | *cton and then struck him with ® slung shot or some | cooneoliors at law of this State:— November, 1566, she sold and delivered to the wife of 2 ‘The rerofution was & vote of 15 106. veg into action a8 he approached the ualf-mile pole, } otber weapon. Both clutched each other and a ternble ; the defendant, at her request, certain goods and mer- COMMUNICATION PROM THE CORPORATION COUNYKL. POLICE INTELLIGENCE, A communication was received Br, O'Gorm ‘end the Hampton ~ | struggle ensued, mm which Olliver drew a revolver and | _ Wilbur Russell Bacon, Henry Rutgers Beekman, Wm. Z mb chr avery page the Rng fh Soret’ the last only taking effect, The ball | Johnson Binuev. Edward P. Brewster, Edwin W. Cog- | handise to the value of $178 08; that the same is still ; tars. gray ran close “to Haw} Court at the | lodged in the neck and was taken eee ‘morn. ea Wm. Bediow Crosby, Clarence Uriah Embery, | due, and that no part of it has been paid. Plaintiffsues i vy Volo, anda gront deal of cxcioment wos | ing. Olliver promptly delivered himself up to the au. | Wm. Hobboll Fisher, Gerard Beckman, James Bell, Jr., | for the amount stated with interest. The defendant, in | T#* Drrnctn ov Ixreewenaxce.—On Thorsday:after- manifect among the spectators ue the horses cameon | torities. Burdett's mother resides in New York, and it | Eugene Samuel Blois, Jobn Edward Brooks, Frank Hall | wor to the complaint, alleges that he has no know. |.2000 John Durty, a seaman, who had been drinking to homestretch. {a said that during his imprisonment he becam Cowdry, G. Dunn, Thomas Rawdon Fisher, Horace , ‘ Sone ad ta kins io beronll the cixteen pooubnaae $7,000, “Una rita © heir to | vopster Fowler, James Sandford Greves, James si, | ledge or Information upon which to forma belief as to | ©F0#% took a room in the sailors’ boarding house, No. the O a een trae that b made applicati yreme Vourt e in taco? of ommiaionsr <tontimate and ‘aueenbent the ing proceedings, have yet be compleved:—Avenue A, openij from Fifty-ninth Sevency-uinth street; avenue B, opening, from Seventy F ck McCaffry, alias *‘soger’’ : vantage which sho started with over the others servi Newark, Hammersley, Tsanc Samuel Isaacs, Wm. Sampson, David | whethor the plaintiff ever made agale of any goods to | 473 Water street, kept by Patrick ry, first wo Eighty-third street; Hath ‘street, opening, {ro her well atthe nied Te ray eoon as ee ie ano of SuookinG TrearMaxt OF CHILDREN.—A storekeeper of | Rain seri ein Cone — Ly ichanin Chain ditentant'd wile, Re tarther sates that at the time of roils at on sane zsieiay marning be Lig the Hudson iver to Harlem river, where Bos aoe y *. % defendant — attack num treme ; street, from Kighth avente ro ‘Hampton (ourt second, three lengths in front of Sterling, Wm. Edwin Stiger, Augustus G,_ V: taoietleged apie ee et ee ee pore oye pat si femmgcidy [Penton ho mpeg already opened ; reventy-second stre opening, from Fourth pty to the East river; 120 street, opening, from the Second to the Third aven Chareh street, extending. from Fulton to Morris #1 Worth street, openingjand extending, from Barer ety the gray. The following is the summary :— Race Handicap premium of $500, for three George W. Van Siclen, Francis H. Weeks, wm Foaring tained separately from bim by a maintenance suitable | ef, bis bed, aud opening the window of his room, which re dash of a mile, entrance. McDanii for his condition in life, and that provious to the sale of Fea Arena Top. Jar, eanlle Te Lecomte, | ihe goods defendant notided'plaintif not to soll his wife | W## on the third floor, leaped out and fell to the pave- Charles Edward Smith, Isaac S. Sinith, Frederick W. | Property or goodsef any ki Evidenco was given to | ment in the yard, injuring his head and body in adanger- ei entered ch, i. hy Planet, out of Caro- cifal manner, after which he tnraed two of them (girls Vi show that the defendant, who carries on business in manner. Regaining his feet in a few moments afte: Mina, by Regent, $4 108..........000.ceeecceeeeeeee 2 par eeihs on Sturges, John Fdwin Swezey, Abraham Van Santwood, atreet, city, had. I terms | U* “ moments after- | t Chatham equare, : Rw. Cameron entered b,c. Hampion Coury by | | Shout mideight the two onildees: Neue Wor shtese 22 hom ll sano ian strokes dh ia al asin ET a re ured om RDNADPY termat | wards, Duffy sealed a rear fence and reached the street, | ~The co faye that under. the acts of the 10g Yogng Melbourre, dam Duriudans, 100 Ibe... -.. 2 | the house of their uvele in Court street, where they were | 2” and in the State Courts of New York in actions for di- | where he was met by some citizens and an officer, whom | ture passed in 1806 and 1667 authority was substantial; F. Morris entered g.'¢. by Eclipee, tam Fidelity, by received and kindly treated. One of the ehildren appeared SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, voree; that those suits had been abandoned and com- | he told that “Soger Brown and fonr or five other per- | conferred upon the Commissioners. of the Central P GOR. eye cee ieeakoaaet defore Justice Mille y and her head and face menced again, and that he had been arrested at the Dela- | sons had attacked and beaten him most unmercifally.”” bP reall the streets and avenues north of Fifty were found to be covered with bruises, which seemed to | The Fernando Weed Lenses—Centinuation of | Vat House, together with a Mrs. Clara B, Wallace, on a | Duily was taken to the Oak street police station, and, | Bio ; but it appears from @ careful exami : sul truth of the charges made against the io ¥i th charge of having taken certain articles ut jewelry belong- | repeating the story coucerning the assauit, Captain | tlom that they executive authority on!y over tb; Thin wae a atti race, usual allowances, the ther. The child, who was allowed to remain at | ‘he Arqumont om the Motion to Vacate the | jn, 1) nis wife. He stated that he was released from | Thorne ordered Brown's arrest, On being taken before penn hm south by Fifty-ninta street, norther wiunet to De sold after Ripley, Twinkle and-| home, boy of thirteen ‘was severely beaten, | Masdamue—Application diranted. that order of arrest; it was nevor tried; that he had | Justice Dowling the prisoner denied his guilt and intro- | by 160th street, west by the Sivan qua east Expect, the horse that won the hurdle race, were the | Kicked and struck upon the head with a hammer, and Before Judge Sutherland, never lived upon terms of improper intimacy with Clara | @ucedone or two witnesses, who established the fact akys avenue, and wently the Common ‘ounci entries, tne. former sallng. in, the pools for twice the | afterwards locked wp in a reom of a story. The | A continuation of the argument on the motion to va- | B. Wallace, and that the reason of his separation from | that Duffy, in a fit of delirium, bad jamped from an ‘with the Central Cieeenvaely concarren the two others brought together. In the ontside | man was arrested fez above stated, bur bail ‘wag refused the L his wife was her temper. When she got into a bad tem- | upper window and injured himself, and that he had not Dimi meng im the matter streets and aren 1 betiing ‘was offered at one hundred to twenty- | until all the circumstances ‘with tho cage | Cate the mandamus in the case of the people ex re pery,he sald, she would break and tear everything in the heen beaten by the accused. Brown was sccorditgly ween Fifty-ninth and 155th streets, and ihe Eigh five against the field. The race was a dash of a mile | should become known. Brerineman {was arrested only a | Fernando Wood vs, Ricbard B, Connolly, Comptroller, Mr. John R. Savage, Special Deputy Sherif, discharged from custody. The injured man, jer | avenue and the Hast river. and: whenever it deems it ox} end © quarter, and they were started from the | few weeks since for an assault upon his wife, the was resumed yesterday noon before this court, It will | had arrested the defendant, with Clara B. Wallace, at the | of Thorne, was conveyed to the hospital for | Pedient can adopt resolutions djrecting the Con ead «of the homestretch. Ri was slow in | of the children, and at that time was released on bail. - pr iathser teat, the aedee Delavan en oe that the defendant had informed | treatment, the Corporation to make applications in relation to suc! ques away, the others i Bh) lengths AccwENTs Bx Macmysny,—About. five o'clock yester- remembered Tuesday argument him that he did not want to have anything to do with | - aiipcep Tanrt.—Jobn Rielly, a seaman belonging to —— ordered to be placed file. before he began to run; overtook adjourned in order to allow Richard W’Gorman, Counsel | his wife—that he would not contribute to her support Paice bee on fie, them at the stand, and as the trio dashed past | day afternoon a lad named Joseph Sturm, employed in for the Corporation, to procure the affidavit of the Comp. | unless she got it by law—and that she might go and earn the brig Southera Cross, at present lying at the footor | Ani Of resolations directing streets'to ve curb the lgshete-cn they wire held Aart ad, They ran side the tool factory of Messra, Saurbter, 24 Mechanic street, | ovier im rebuttal of one a for Fer. | Hef own living, ag sho had received an education that | Twenty-first street, East river, appeared before Justice sod ganenel 08 eee eaested ater wind nd sie around the upper ‘urs, and as they pemed the | A 0 ‘ne arm in tho belting of some tae rebut produced by counsel Fould almost enable her to turn herself to anything. | poaze yesterday and made complaint against a colorea | AMO end sunicas tom Mikes Me adopted, weer ort pando Wood, stating that it was with the advice and | The facts of this unbappy fami —. Binsin, ‘as the horses struggled for the chinery, and before he could be released his right arm lished man, named John G. Daniels, also belonging to the } chair, ‘ sown the berkatrachy end rs mpomuble to my wh was broken. Dr. Dodd, the county physician, teteuded | cousent of Richard B, Connolly that he applied for the yp A ot ‘old, was in court | same whom he charges with stolen @ ‘wan the best, ro y and vigorously did they seem to | him\ A lad named employed in the rubber fac- | mandamus to compel the Comptroller to execute the | during the hearing of the case, The little fellow | coat, valued at $10, The aczused denied his guilt, but STATEM ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. the half mile however, Expect } tory corner of New ton astreeta, was caught ina | teases in favor of the relator, of his premises Nos. 115 | affectionately clung to his mother, who is a lady like pers | Was Committed in default of $300 bail to answer. Fetes 4 Se era ene a oon Moar ages Fe Pere a hia toes Cat Oo Cae hie a ant een! Bad | and 117 Newman street 5 son, The matter has gone over till Monday, +] Acosssony Arran rms Fact.—Peter More was trought |" A7zaine &= Ques beomenereet inperad Tabetpest shige “ 7 whi at this port ont dance; and after a pretty sharp x) Cmancrp wire Bono! pat Judge Allen, counsel for Fernando We stated in up at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, upon the | ®8: GE a aj healed Wy eteck ealcties, Snetties tates, substance that in this litigation Bros gabe two COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. complaint of Wm. H. Hill, of the Ninth precinct, charged Ie vainas te vod her. arrival here. bad Ripley ar ber fant Tuatkept un the vee. | implicated in the recent burglary at the house ef, Tmax | injunctions, one in the name of Pullman and the | A Prisoner Sentenced to the State Prison fer | “i Deing an accessory aftr the {ack tu th ine bur~ | passages were all vacctaied yesieday, and ihe v wm rently: came ine winner by nearly three | searing, im Dover, It will be remembered that the man | ther m the mame of the Common Council, Life. giariaa. It will be remembered that the house now detained, ee tear ane inip spectators wine | Van Winkle, whose recent arrest for highway robbery | both of which were disotved by Justice Barnart, Before Judge Miller. Rose, in West Twelfth street, waventered’and a quantity | BcncLansea —The office of the tumber yard of pf pe Ty mp rg ink Ty Societe then, laken was published in the Herat, is ith bemg | From both of those there had been an appeal, | At the sitting of the Court yesterday morning, Mr. | of silver ware taken henge mengemom op 4 di Co., at Stapleton, was broken into by eome unkno' $2 ihe stand and soid by, Dr. Underwood \6 the highest ve easter OF te Carclery.., A watch was found in tbe | and in the Pollman case it was temporarily restored. | Gunning & Bedford, Jr., Assistant District Attorney, py ge Pe artis the night before last, and a bed five dollar i ~ S aueinaeiaaee tee _ ‘The follow: | olen from Mr. Searing’s residence. — The motion pending was morely to stay the writ of man- | eaid:—If the Court please, I move for judgment npon readily Giapeeed of. More, <2e pS ale dosk in Pepe 4 office Ty te oa! qari of Mi Race,—Se prem: $200, for all ages. Fowerat CoLtector ae @amus and to restrain all action of the Comptroller. The | Anthony Mahon, who has been convicted during the | Who broke up upon jnformat! Hail, near the same wan broken the eau ends walle, the highest entry, $1,500: $1,000 tdnek Selects: seat Mannix.—The funeral of Col- | Soaavit of ‘tr. Williams wae served after Mr. Shea lett present term of the Court of the crime of murder in the | Which the ofioers received tending. to show his com- | aight, doubtless fame parties, bat nothing w 7 Ibe, $600 aiiowed 1a Tog, the winner to be in place yesterday afternoon from the | town, who knew all about the case. It was desired that ytd pitcity in , the arrest rome ac. ‘en from the place. The police are on 1 weld under the usual conditions. High strect Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr. Brinsmade | the motion should not be decided until Mr. Shea re- | Second ‘was committed by Justice Dodge to answer watch for the perpetrators. wy. entered b. f. T turned and, if he desired, hed made a counter affidavit The Judge, addressing the prisoner, s2id:—You were Vioatie Heatra Onpixarce.—James Gorman was er eeer sem ener catered . rote ir pe yi indicted for the crime of murder in the first degres, and before Justice with @ violation of the PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. = winn, vy Dowson, 47% ould be granted by concent if this delay were granted. the jary before whom you were tried have taken « | health law, He was b in the sum of $100 10] sage ciitterd, of Portland, Me.; L. Bi 5 ¥. Ryan entered New Brunswick. Sarnienkanes conse or aaeenmalieataiaian eo ee eae tee ‘ a Ww. G et Dewege; C.F. Meters, of 1 o tl is . y aged, 4500. Usxxown Max Fouxp Duat.—On Thursday night the | Be,cotld not consent te the application of counsel. This | was only tui ein tuat on the night cfr | THE SKELETON FOUND IN THE Woops. | ping ui te Se Nicholas Hoek, |e vOURTH Race. body of an unknown man was found tn the woods, about | the court of its extreme power, ptrollier: or Mary at he streets, sin saannanncreaiten General C. H. Young, of Ai! ; John BR. Wi Thie wae mile and three-q two miles from New Brunswick, near the Trenton turn- | 10 execute those leases—-a mandamus direct. | ta this city, you CULL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NERALB. of the United States "Army; W,' J. Mocormeck, Colonel Mi by Eclipse pK of the | in company wih sre poy Charlestoa, 8. C., and George W. Chapin, of Savautal pa bad pn Ag would Finicl bere | attacked him Ne Solution of the Mystery—The Opinion » “47 stopping at the Metropolitan p= Then the admi prmenned he ace finaliy ‘That He was One of the Parties Whe Captain Thomas H. Neilson, of London, England, an tok at offer odds of ten coded .; in the | caused death, Attacked the Coachman Ne Longer Cred- aura New Orleans, La, are stopping ai 41 Store the marting pi oat the head for tin this action, He would state. the condition ot f Ses breed ergy Ganmeox’s Laxpive, May 17, 1867, Judge & J. Field, of California, and H. E. haw ofthe iy | mong of the ‘this case of the against Wood. 1s commenced by Oop nd ‘The excitement in this community over the discovery lain, of Worcester, N. Y., are stopping at the Brevoo tried to the filing of a complaint some time since—a com- | witnessed, It sho & reckless House. ay The plaint and ‘was pre- | life, for which there is of the human skeleton in the woods near here has o in Dixon, of England; General B, &. Robert: boreee ide, vented from In that im your case that you belong abated but little. The circumstances attending his death | the United States Army; General W. ‘of Con! Sana Potts rider | sutneriticn were to ender to th ur cot eaiee | ‘whe ere teuty poe sudden tarpetos te 0 vag’ ov are still enveloped in mystery, and not a clue bas been | cut; Professor Blake, of California, and John Poor, ry Fhe wrens | weld Sackes rte 0 ve him a fair 0 rey € dmproving vegeace or Oviins that may discovered that would seem to fix the identity of the ee em avain pot ance with the above facts. if he coui allegations ‘and point-blank their inclinations may prompt, You Conened Judge Tufts, vo peel hun sak wee Lason Movewswt.—The journeymen employed in one | forth upon that int, and which {f true would not | who had done you no harm, and sent him to eternity Beam Cascume Fory ts te iinet thet the cheteten Cleveland, Ohio, are ‘at the Hoffman House. paw oe. pole the | of the largest shoe manufactories in New Branswick wg bang et oe ant ante leases, My object Nr toeles ones Justification. You him of on w 7 ‘@aener there | have struck for an advance of four cents on pair of was tl Fa na ge be done between the city Lae eeence which oan never Be and it is | was found on Sunday by William H. Osborne and « LIVERPOOL AND MEMPHIS, half sboes manufactured. A meeting of gesons and the citizen who is the defendant in this suit, Mr. Seeeet Ton should cutie the coveren peasay of the law, | friend, who were walking in Alden’s woods, They im- = ieee. ty oxett: bold, a Union formed end a ae of 3 o> meg Wood. It was sought by the counsel for Mr. Wood to | as & punishment for your crime and a warning their discovery to the Direct Trade with Europe » scale of prices adopt answer in thie case, it is one of the difficulties | to others who may be leading the same life which has mediately communicated Coreust, dle Micsiesippi—Letter from Ex-tiover'p of this case to name the counsel or attorney or ma to disgrace and to a felon’s doom, and | who had the skeleton removed to Void Sprin, When Harris. yor , but for the hum sentative of the defendant, It was not until | whi views taken the of | tound the was in an advanced state of om posi - wate hyperedges INTELLIGEREE. the ion Counsel refused to extend the time ir case may have forfeited your lite upea tne plows tion, the ead’ Having become detached from the body The Memphis Appeal of the 14th og aco Ixrnoneotios OF Gas into Mort Havas.—Iin view m a | for answering that any gentleman appeared formalty for oy Oona tee pred gn A feet, The flesh had entirely dis- | that Rx-Governor Isham ghenity Yager petition from a large number of the residents of the vil- | tbe defendant. At last one did appear, Mr. Shea, git between life and death, and you Sppeared, the grim wkeletoa remain h the decayed | Tennessee, and a refuger in Mexico after the rebe1 i delay, granted twenty days further time in escaping the latter penalty, clothing attached. The onl, ial tl lage of Mott Haven asking for the erection of street to umvee, Chi anater tip eel yel iy Be thes ton ieee thing to deprive ® buman ti ‘were senail pocketbook seached Southampton on the 9008 ON. from Mexico, 0 lamps, which was presented before the Board of Town | fairly offered and tondered to the defendant in this case, | and ‘one who imbues his hand watchehbain. Deceased was dressed to engage in the commission gem ia us to bave the questions which bave 80 yg hye es 0 of his fellow-man must and of a greenish hue, the coat and remain there Carden a» av r| tention fairly tried by either a court or jury, whi saat ae of bis crime And here the sleeves 111 |, 300,000 bales of cotton were shipped = Sondlen ‘was the’ legitimate form, had been so far refused or vhat the fatal of ‘which you farmer's satin; number five pegged States to that city last year, jarge ree evaded by the defendant in this case. If there sbould | author illustrates with st force thi bearing the name of a St. Lou! tobacco and other articles, 0! Sanetea ae * bee trace on one side there be a truce on the great of carrying deadly amit of the skull showed that he nad a trade hae to pass throagh the bands of commission m other side. Then a step was alearnea of Had you not had in your and beautifal set @f teeth, eight of whi chants there. & ase pe which practically the ‘which caused the death of vi with gold, The Coroner estimates his ‘We do nov ese any good reason: Ww ere show! of the city to go far in the at been at large andjthe deceased or , and the general appearance be a direct trade in cotton Neen, Womphie and I. , inwue, that was a mandamus, ineued him to grent mistake mede those who thus resort to the that It is the skeleton & dozen differ: execute these leases. It was issued without notice avenge @ wrong or to gratify their wicked ‘When discovered the body w: side, of any kind, peremptorily, and giving | passions, Although 700 ate 8 yous with the right arm doubied up whe the person who was directed to obey it amy | cumstances presented and the enormity left arm thrown over the body, of denying the facts alleged in that man- | demands that the law should be fully ‘When the remains were brought is place it was jan. Tt was issued, as it averred, CIS an example be made so that others may understand that | believed that they were those of a member of a gang of the court and the iseues in the it was poled ye mye my of horse thieves who attacked and were fired by stated that it was issued upom the conviction ef the | crime. It is in Dat the simplest. festio® @coachman one night in April or May, 1866; the court that the facts alleged in the complaint were un- | who are guilty of violating the of society discovery. oe. the of the of a New York fa ea bay Ay eg ae similar circumstances LP or paper in June following has éxploded this sup- untree could tried uni ae where they can no longer security | position, Wnation ‘of Une case, either b a HF os tao cost, it | of their ‘men, and in of the prison | No marks of violence were found on the person; in- a ST ere eas ee reflect for the remainder of their days upon the creat | deed it bad become no ‘that it was impossi- ‘Wal &8 erfor on part of the learned and the fatal deed which have committed. | bie to determine whether a Kvife or bail had tne monetary affairs and he with the greatest respect to His the — on ines m4 eon —_ cotton ISStaeabaamon sta bent ane, am tat cin ‘by Coroner J, H. Perry, when | city. W! » dead aero 50h faun wish to waive im Sean. To show and some further | and Memphis? We write wit! that there was notice served upon one of the officers of mont F The Coronet will | subject, and shall be giad to ree the City, an affidavit of Mr. Wood war read, to Charlee Hogan, who pleaded guilty of am agtault, war ing the Jaw with o | columns by rome of those mich more competent! the i tae mandamug wee ingued at | cen; to the Penitentiary for ujpeiy days View of Meupiention, consider |b than We Are