The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1867, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY; ‘JUNE 28, 1867. A a A it it _ = by do with this matter? © ™ vote by which the proposed urnment to Saratoga THE LaBOR CONVENTION. MASONIC FESTIVAL. T H E Cc re) U R T s. eg ype yer to Pisin aay was was indetuitely postpoued, “Laid over ove day under five. 4. tek wet, Gas ne complies sent isin Sar s Be rule. PME ak # ‘Loew? A. al wm, Seas ST SEE mane | AL MONE OF HR MLE | On Scant Shana ea ner | ven STATES GncurTeOUR. Ssepeainn fo 7em enna Bese oe meng awe, e ¥ erat 27, 1897. are, conversation between you and him? 7 a lo tie Sapadhenoy of providing thas in Yrials by courte Seen dee 3h ing at the Academy of Masic, at which the brotherhood Before Judge Shipman. ee eee o. tines ox tele? THE STATE CONSTITU":tONAL CONVENTION | marti te sccused may touiiy in uis, own, pentit. an) | The Labor Convention met again this morn!ng Ponto { othe cliy gathored ia great force, ‘The object was one, { |The jury in the cate of Charles 0. Broskway, the coun- | A. Thave ne doubt have related the fact since the oc; a the Committee on Preamble and Bill of Rights, ‘The committee appointed to call on Governor ‘4 | which appealed in the strongest manner to the notze | terfelter, retired yesterday morning, and after remain- eet me | “= = x time you aid, ony 4 si seenneneiee REORGANIZATION OF THE COURT OF APPRALS, im connection with resolutions adopted yesterday, re. | 5. ,cioleg which bind the brotherhood together in the | ing out for some thirty minutes, returned with a verdict 2s Pg Baym yg agers ee Pian for ‘ Reo izing thi tise tor the resepanteation ot the Gourt ef Appesin. Mi; | Ported that he was not in town, ‘Tae committer, was | Tiscai bonds of union. Tt was a call to oomtribv ge aid of guilty, Brockway was therefore remanded for sea- | spring of 1864, Q. You say that you told Dr. Elmer of r eorgan: 4 eo poses that the court shall consist of ten judges, five to | empowered and instructed to have the answer PU'slished | 14 tne destitute and aSering Masons of the Souths, ‘The hs expenditure, ed thet Be moved of ay a 1 aid. j Judiciary. conatitate the altting court, so that there may always be | when Teoeived. + the. Caniransion, “ge sartat' | eaeelae PUrpose was most generously responded to, not UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. negotiation was on; Itold him at the time, earimerina 8 aro rows or —_ GOVERNOR. oe on Good of ven! y, repor'! bee Lena Masons, but by the benevolent aot biaahes Before Commissioner ‘Osborne. ane omens i po getard a mgt ine homme, Mr, Devaumm, (dom) of Now York, olfseed 8 reso! en Our city, who are ever prompt to listen oy ‘The United States vs, Henry Towskey and Henry Rich — Poorooe 1m order to procure the right of laying a - as 10 the propriety and expediency of limiting the velo ‘Whereas we depreeate the present system, of employing distress, from whatever quarter it may come. It will be 7 , na On = Restrivtion of the Governor's Par. | power ai'the Governor wlquontoas of consiasonalty | adres in ten gore 9 ao} act. Me, moe arden | Geren fom whatever quarior it may come Tt wil be | The paris were arroted oo fuenday lst on «warrant | DPe i, the ot, and, te rights tas Delong, 10 gat only. Referred to the Committee on the Governor. larly ia tne colton. and seeing Taree tare oe ne charging them with removing between 800 and 900 bar. | ¢o™Pames, Q. Did you not sll the docier Ore doning Power. Mr. Suvacren, (rop.) of Columbia, offered a resolution | more than half time, devoting wt least four hours of each | erally to leara that the Academy of Musio bagap apace Tels from @ distillery toa place other than a bonded | A. Idid'mot. @ Nothing of the sort? A. Nothing ie ‘as to the expodieucy of providing that no bill sball be ba hae fly repuhe workinemen ofthis Sia tn com- Jast might by the dle of our city in response to the warehouse, contrary to law, and with intent to defraud | ogre % wes me en moe ay A Lag thos —— ent from oue branch of the Legisiature to the otber for | vention assembled, do most sarnestiy Sime on Be Constitu. | made in their behalf by their brethren here, and that | she government of the Jegal tax thereon, The inform- | {hat 1 did; be Spink T ee caibey ware. @ THE FEMALE SUFFRAGE QUESTION. | £22°27e00# within ton days of the @nal adjournment. | ove! Contention tom pnaticution. & Siauas provibitiag the | BOt Only Was the occasion graced by as°fair an assem- | antsin the case wore John J. Hawkins, engineer in thedis- | What did you tell him? A, Told, hitn hay 1 hed en + | Referred to the Committee oa the Legislature. serene Medion “and: woollen Yectackee ot chitaren | blage as was ever drawn within the walls of the Acad- | ie aed hom it | gaged Mr. Loew to procure this right, and had promised ane eet eee A | ee tuder tan ‘yeara. and of hours worked ey agua 2" ™9F* | oray, but that generous material ad to them resulted was tlleged she defoadasits owed spraowages;the nou-pay- | 10 61V0 hiun $20,000 and the stock. Did you tell Bica 7" = a ‘worked ' ‘SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD, ae Gnoss, (dem,) of New York, offered the follow. | “")) Mo csttoe also reported @ preamble on the sub- bre It was expected that President Johnson wont of ics ik would appear induced thers to give such that you bod qraete Beste? yen to Me £ And Auuany, N. ¥., Jume 27, 1867, v ject of overworking of apprentices, with the following | Would have been present, and had the festival been | the present examination. From the Poa Pow g Aaa Yes. Q Where is Mr. Loew now? A. I presume he 10S Clock FE M"} | ,Mtorens, At the lant annua enon of tne General Court | Jee fixed to come off one day later no doubt he would, but | before tho Commissioner it appeared thas the defendant | about the city; Ihave aot seep him recently. @. You ‘7HE SUFFRAGE QUESTION. ‘The Saffrage Commitice will create the first breese in the Convention by a report which will be presented bad no curiosity to inquire about it? license and prohibinon has undergene a thorough exatniaa® | Resolved, That we the representatives of the workingmen | the demand upon his time by bis admirers in Connecti. | TOwskey was superintendent of the recti establish- ft 4 ther side have eudeuvored to k, In convention aasembied, do most ment and connected with the ery. The placeihe most aul material on the subject before the | Simenly args upon the Consusutional Gonveuuoa, uow ia’ | eweTendered it impossible to reaoh this city Isst evening | Geil ore in Desbroeses. street, and ia one of | What he did with the money. A Tnavo never ingaired; situated rk Neg tg gy semi a stage ot aeaUngt fa"anity | mingle wit hs fellow crnfmen aad to load his im | i8 ltueal lathe aty, and it would appear to hare | Lbave no saree know; 1 now toat I paid him te Kesolved, That the Secretary of the Convention be in- a money, and I had no further curiosity about it; what to-morrow. There will, in fact, be two reports—that of | structed to apply to the State Librarian or the Clerk of the | iweiveuta publie school of every minor empioyed as an | fluence to the success of the festival, and to a plan of iy @ control and maoagement of ois * oe poetry y husetts for several copias of the " fa trade, reconstruction which would have’ be: leasing vo | Towskey; and it further appeared that, to the knowled.e | became never asked him, has ‘the majority, submitted by Mr. Greeley, which will | Sonica {oaiseon tho above named subjecc for the use oi | *Pbrentee lO.any Wain Or bar ogo upon the honorable body | hen as it will be welcomed OF oor centhera’ trctnes? | of the complainant, no ever visited the distil- | me. vecommend to the Convention tbe adeption of extrome each, the Committee on Legislative Powers and Duties, the | jqqc mentioned. the necessity of providing for the eifectual | jaya well as Magonia, The frateralty did uot don ther | 1¢°Y daring the monthe of March and April, within | | Redirect examination.—Q. Was Mr. Boole at that radical views on the subject ef suffrage, and that of the Committee on Citiea, and the upecia, committee on adalter- | Opservance of such provisions, by providing #has mashars, OF Tegalta on the occasion, but wore a full dress costume as | Which time, as alioged, the whiskey referred to was re- | time 8 member of either branch of the city govern- pled Li 8 emploving minors PI the would amo 0,000, ment? minority, which will be offered by Confidence Carsidy, | *taia over under the rale. Kaw be entoreedand algo that uch masters, of smployers pe Geumtan tetmeeie! ey ae ptr Bening \etealanes aoe the Bal Br Mr. Field—He was Street Inspector, was he not ? Sterner tesabminaon of the ateruon’ ioe | | Mr, Foun op} of Monto, pracu a romtain | uations mae onernn ot Soria | sod oe ear andi Carica oa ie | ta Mandy ne aren seca," “*%A0 | * ype Fito, you nok know shat bee she man j , s working months, @ audience mani , I constitution on the questien of suffrage to the people a | as to the expediency of providing for tho collection of ‘. The defendant ‘fowskey soon after arrest was dis- | Who had charge of the strects fora long time? A. an independent ps rg This will be the frat Teport | tolls on railtoads ruaning peralle! with the Erie canal | The committee algo offered the following: Fog red facet pny o Sn Meee prey alt ebarged on a bail of $10,000, The defendant Rich could | Know that he held that office. Q Do you not know that Srom a standing committes on the subject matter of tne | during tho season of navigation, in aid of the canal | | Wherons we consider the. prosent eystenm practised by the | Ment oar of the imusical igeat, under the leadership hot procure the high bail and Counsel moved that it be he held {tat that time? A 140 not remember; 1 do, : My of corporations in this Haaae ef paying thelr not know that he did. Q Do you not kuow when his ‘Convention, and will lead to animated debates in Com- | revenucs, as » matter of justice to the people of the | great majority Sore ee ne labore dal ences, | of Me. Downl . luced. : mittoe of the Whole, State, Referred to the Committee on Canals, yee pes a ee — poe ‘The Gree pat of the ‘programme having been given, United States District Attorney Mr. 8. G. Courtney ran aeenp mp a No; but I know tha: we had eat STATIONERY UO THE REPORTERS. whereas, we believe that ail laborers, male and female, | the intellectual portion was entrusted to Brother James | °PP0sed the motion, but the Commissioner considered | ® Mr. Boole for a Street luspector. Mr. Tocmmn, (dem,) of New York, offercd a resolution | ghould receive their pay weekly ; therefore T ‘who. wae to the by Mr, | thatabail of $5,000 would be sufficient, which was PLAIN\IFY IM REBUTTAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION. that ihe same allowance of stationery be mads to the | “Resolved, That we, tie representatives of the producing | 7. Brady, who was introduced audionce by MF. | civon, and the defendant dischargea 10 awalt furthor | _ Dr. William Eimer, plaintiff, recalled, Examined by “Aueawy, June 27, 1867, | Feporters of the Convention as to the mombers thereof. | classes of the Stato of New Yors, in convention assemb lolmes, Grand Master. oo Mr Wiel, 0. Previous to tee application to the Come. > 1867. penses, de it vent upon the del 8 to the Vonstitu- MR, BRADY'S ADDRESS. Referred to the Committee on Contingent Ex: tloual Convention ut presout convened In this city the neces- | Mr, Brady on coming forward was vory warmly BANKRUPT COURT fe sasdbrcaage bg - foam did far sighs agg The Convention met at eleven o’clock this morning. PROPOSKD LEASING OF THR LATERAL CANALS, iiyof insring in the consaaion Tol this Stzwea clauve | greoted, "ON the applause subsiding ho sad tion that the Committee on Canals be instructed 10 ex- | the laws of this Bate 1 pay all telremployen by the | o,-sDIES AND GESTLEMEN—Such 1¢ the ordiuary language | 74 petitions of the following named parties were yes- | sald that he could get's franchise’ from the Common Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr, Pohlman, The journal ‘was read, amended and approved. Mr. E, Brooxs, (dem.) of Richmond, offered a resolu- making {t lnpetative on all cor; ized wi of courtesy when a speaker presents himseif before amine into and rep»rt upon the expediency of leasing | week. hy 4 Council, or rather, he proposed getting a franchise from REPORTERS OP THE CONVENTION. fora term of ycars the Champlain and other lateral The report was received and tempo! tabled. ae ae ae ae. on ie nee ap nay terday a ee icep i ca ae the Common Councit to lay pipes, &c., through the city, ‘The Prexient announced the reporters of the Conven- | canals, if leases can bo made which will yield a greater The folloi counsel; Fred Berthond an wzustus | and that he would have ‘to pay someihi Tewol ” Hen ing for it; and r. O' Dow for it; Fevenve to the state, Induce a reduction of the wis and | way snupiedie olfered by Mr. O'DoxouoE, | to address the gentlemen preseat by an applica: | & Delzell {partners}, cliy, John Jeaness, counsel; | told him I would leave thas taster prette muce to him, tion as follows :— tion more endearing, and which 1m its nt ponte better gubserve the ends of commerce, Referred tot? | resciveg, That we call upon all workingmen, irrespective | connection falls from my lps for the frst time | / "ems Ore, city, Lebawa ke ag tne Sonne Georgo W. Demers... Albany Evening Journal. Committee on Canals. of trade or occupation, to organize o0-operative associations | jn my life, “Brother » And I must say, one in and the understanding was —— 2. W. Beith. Albany Argus ‘THR ONONDAGA SALT SPRINGS, and proceed aa rapidiy as possible to put into practical oper- | sq “Exe ap the cation of & al SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—PART 2. Mr. Fullerton oujected, John F. Min Now York Tribune. Mr, Burs, (rep,) of Jefferson, called for the considera- | ation the only idea that ean forever end all atrikes and con- | Po.,,taF Me whe gratification of ® mere | persos Q. What was said between you? A. He said he would ‘Nathan Comst New York Timea. tion of bss eseplakion ‘previously offered, asking for in- | tests between labor and capital and spread joy und happi- is Peer ape wi one — Mee | How a Valuable City Franchise was Secured t the one here if I would get the one in Wasvington, J. C. Fitzpatrick. New Yore Henao, formation regaiding the manufacture of sait from tae | ness throughout the land. dll gr A cet Mi | toa Private Corporation—A $20,000 Job. g Did he say through whom ho was to get it here Hiram Calkins New York World. Superintendent of tne Onondaga sait springs. He moved | Mr, Hey, of Albany, offered @ resolution requesting | {/22008. (App! a4 thin’ moa vasaroee bee Before Judge J or whom be would employ? A. said he could get. HH, J. Hastings... Albany Knickerbocker. the insertion of additional items on which information | all associations to take steps and establish a working- ne lannpeeoeped yal Pape ee gee le, ae depen them th Mr. Boole, of the Common Council. Charles E. Smith, Albany Express, was sought, and the resolution was adopted. men’s party for the purpose of securing the benefits of | $0d ner pg oe foe a Age Wiliam Elmer vs. Robert W. Miltank.—This action, | Q, Was any’ said about bie having to pay anybody George W. Bull, Il) New York Com. Advertiser, REGULATION OF THE PAKDONING POWER. the elective francuise to the laboring classea. Adopted. weiat hacn eaters adeeboalis OF ho Caaited which has been previously reported in the Herat, hay- | or anything? A. He told me that he through A. Wilder... New York Evening Post. Mr. Larsaw, (rep.) of Ontario, moved to take from the Mr. Prunes, of Cohoes, offered a preamble and reso- wh ee eee 4 rr ter of | ipg been brought on for trial about two weeks since, and | Mf, Loew tothe Common Council for the franchive M. H. Northrup New York Express, table his resolution proviously offered, relative to the | lution, urging upon the Constitutional Convention the | members. | One, Lady w Pp mg et Battie” nd ug! $20,000. Q Didhe state that he had purchased the A G. Johnston. Troy Budget number of applications for pardon and grants of pardon | necessity of so amending the constitution as to make it tine ae ta oye 10 rid non aod ey in 8 | after a hearing of several days was adjourned on account | franchise pein Mr. Loew of the Common Council, ©. B. Martin. . Newburg Journal, by the Governor. Be said that he perceived that this | a ponal offence for aay owner or owners of cotton or | mecting of Masons was held, of w! lor he was ® | of the absence from the city of one of the counsel, was sade ape $2 ),000 ad Ain mon § = ang was al @ evidence that rel transac. ber. There had been some repairs done to the information was contained in the manual prepared for | woollen factories to demand more than eight hours’ | mem! the uso of the Convention, He therefore offered the | labor per day from any operative under eightcon yoars — foal a little —— ae. was Jefe, to | concluded yesterday. The plaintiff, Elmor, sued for | tion At the conclusion of the testimony the case was following resolution as a substitute :— of age, Laid over, oa a oS a p Bigg Bang Famecnek Hed | the recovery of the sum of $40,000, which he claimed summed up by the pee counsel a: great eng. “t ato | Avspirited debate here sprung upon the resolution | Wi was the balance due of the sum of $50, e Court then charged the jury, who retired, and, afvor Cee aa see Sartention at soon ae pranicabie,’s | givon’ above, probibiting the employment of children ae ee “eel Seng eg Lge fel erro BEER RE OS Ht fared hin, a Bobi” ‘au absence of about one hour, rendered a verdict in list contatuing the number of applications for pardons from | under fourteen years of age in all factories, and aiso | 4 ‘ole through which she fe gel % mite pay a! favor of the defendant, For the plaintiff, D, D. Field; 1847 to 1856 inclusive, stating the mature of the offences in | pronibiting tne demanding of more than eight hours’ | View of the ceremonies. She was, howe’ lotected. | interest in four letters patent of the United States, | for the defendant, William Fuilerton. classes. work per day from minors over fourteon years, The | 1+ has never been known up to this time what prompted’ | j.suod to plaintiff in 1863 and 1864, for improvements in pein ai ‘The resolution was adopted. resolution was finally adopted. the act, though some slanderous historian suggested It | the manufacture of gas The defendant seis up a coun- COURT CALEKOAR—THIS DAY. Mr. Largan also offered the following:— ‘Mr. Maaurne offered a resolution, naming tho 1st of pall Ly ool 22th ae corre ter cain ot $46,000 acainet the lainitd, and contended ENDAR~ . t the Committee on Pardons be requested to | January, 1868, as tho ultimate day wheo the working- that. - | also that by virtue of the agreement the trausfer zee Count—Cracutr.—Part 1—Short causes—Nos. inquire ito tie expedioncy of so amending the copstitaion | men throughout tho Scalo be requostied to put the ign: | "ued laughter.) Bar ede did make the examination, | jnterest sould convey with it us proportion of interest | g7St™ Give Count -Cmouy 2983, 3445, 3511, 3826, 44 to provide that all applications for paraons shall be made | Hour law in practical operation, and as i was not absolutely necessary to take her life, | in ail letters patent granted to plaintuif by foreign gov- | 3497" 3863, 3881, 3891, 3017, 3935, 3965, 3086, 4031. to the oflicer or board having charge of the State prisoners. ‘This resolution was amended by substituting the 1st of | Which no Mason could possibly do, she was admitted | ernments on the improvements. Patent rights were ob. Part’ a 9 0 Whose decision, if udverso to the granting of @ pardon, shall | november ‘next’ for the date above named, aud adding | ‘the order, and from thenceforth with her apron, @ | tained by plaintiff in Groat Britain, France and Belgium, serodethe decisiog shail be referred to the Governor for | to the resolution the following:—“At such reduction of | YekY appropriate garment, she went tbrough the city | this three-elghths interest was subsequently made the | asso 3030, 3052, 1800, 2400, ane gree! aan ee 4032, TUE CLAIMS OF THR VETERANS OF 1612, Mr. Axcuxr, (rop.) of Wayne, presented a memorial on bebalf of the veterans of 1812, making it incumbent en the Legislature to pay their claims for clothing and ‘Dounty money. In 1812 the President had authorized the Governor to call out the militia, who received no allowanco of clothing or bounty monoy. Fifteen thou- sand of these claims had been adjusied in 1860 by a Doard of audit then created. The State could not be ued, it was true; but it ought to pay a claim which ould be recovered were it an individual. Referred to the Committee on Militia, PETITIONS FOR UNIVERSAL FUPFRAGR. Mr, Tucker, (dem.) of New York, presented two peti- ions of citizens for equal suffrage. devoting berseif to the education of the youag orphans | pasis uy, rbich the Acetylene Gas Cot , 3400, 3436, final action, wh rant or refuse the same. wi ‘as the different localities determine upon.” pon whic! e@ Acetylene unpany Was | 3810, 3818, Foie aces ore flaneeg ecg a NORE Pig oreo ae e ape of her native city. The next woman admitted to the | formed, and the above named corporation subsequently | °° Fs Pm peg an poy aa, bag fas reteraed nner Acommittee of three was appointed, consisting of | Order was a Madame Kirkoneau, a distinguisued French | gold » license to the People’s Gas Company for throo- rma ig ‘ one gy Mr, ANDREWS, (rep.) of Onondaga, presented the peti- | Pardoning Power. , Ot woman, who excited the satire and provoked we sucers | fifths of the siock of tue latter, whica was fixed at | 189 181, 281, 243, 248, 261, 276, 279, 214, 238, 261, tien of Dire. G.'. Sedgwick and’ heventy-two olners RESTRICTION OF LPGIBLATIVE POWERS, so Sheer iatarane 7 ole cenester; aud MF. | of the famouseritic Voltaire, who taunted and reproached | $2'600,000. eg a ER TILT ee ee A eaking tho extengion of the right of suffrage to women Mr. T. W. Dwicur, (rep.) of Ouelda, offered the follow- | on, jaw regulating the system of apprenticeship, in order | 2eF with having connected herself with this institution. As the trial was approaching ® conclusion the Court | 138° 119, 172, 186, 187, 196, 199, 219. ° 7 a6 woll as men. “| ing:. to remedy the defecis now existing in satd law. She answered him by saying of the institution “that she | suggested that the case should be sent to a refereo, a8 » po » , . Ze Petitions were referred to the Committee on { Regoived, Thas the Committee on the Powers and Duties | "Tne Convention then adjourned till eight o'clock to- Cron tae menettal piooe ir Die areata toca | See was an account ‘with mutual sot oft, | After some ‘ f instructed to ire into the ex; ‘morn! * ramet ussion tis counsel, to avoid a mis-trial, agreed THE CHARG GAINST JUDGE BUSTEED. REORGANIRATION OF TRE JUDICIARY. Soncy tcamcialing the Legiviaiwre ih ihe caacunent cf | morrow morning, Whose temples we now stand, in that boautifal play of | to admit ali the cms in defendaut’s bill of ‘partion ES AGAINST e ‘Mr. Burritt, (dom.) of Now York, presented a plan for the reorganization of the Judiciary, prepared by a Justice of the Supreme Court. cee ‘that there laws, us follows:— No'law shall relate to more than on: shall be exprossed in its title; but if any sul in an act be in its title, such ular, Shylock, be introduces tous the great advocate, who | except tne item of $20,000 for procuring the franchise Joo snd thas THE LICENSE TRANSFERS. figures in one of his passages second to none in | from the city of New York for laying the pipe and SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. hall be nine Judges of the Court of Appeais, elected Rot = character of P angry rmean tise Nee tome nine Ju rt PI el at h thereof as shall not be expressed. This ql ‘ortia, ani comes to my = a ‘W. Milbank recalled, and examined by Mr. Moxtoouzry, Ala, June 27, 1867. @ by those qualified to vote for sad J Se a ee of that beautiful speech placed upon her eloquent lips jerion—Q. State, please, 4 as A fe be elected either for sixteen yeurs or for life. The Sino lam stall be rorred Tevisod eramenued oy any refer SPECIAL — ate ae wg | bY Meorator, rere abe apes er saerey Hom cn the bil et perdu tat being the osiy'one | 72 the Ciroalt Coart rh Lasse Stark — f Cbief selected ‘a majo! from their | ence to its ; bul 20 revised, or the secti i f Conati mality not to be merey trained; dispute; whether paid diaburseme: Goldthwaite, presiding, vered an elaborate opinion mm humber, to hold the chic during bis whole ‘amended shall be re-emacted and pul serps ge a "Dociued this ‘Term by the Court of Appes TeaSppeth asthe rain from haven in parwuanee of inet agresment me on the aaa of Charles A. Mott and Rufus & san ceaceareenctas Gee sin or cham cas | Bevel Ge Gremio Lavehiars Ainary, Jone 2, it. | fifa Ratgrcvaat Wartcicta, | Me Paid thats Suiceosomprobensie—wetber | Srowm itso of ow ote, band pon pens pap haggle dat Aodas ag It is now positively ascertained that the Court of Ap- petty wpe hes ten hig pimp dpc proper cy Did you pay is ous? A. Yes, sir. Q Incash? A. |, and affidavite praying for the transfer of the case of years present 8 of the pesla, which adjouras this woek, will not render a deci- | why this large asco! persons 1 order of | Yes, sir. Q What did Dr. Elmer say in regard to that | Elmore and others, attorneys of Mootgomery, and two. Court of Aj of the me Cours to FEMALE SUFSRAGE. hose brotherhood extends all over creation, and yemain in office Ul thelr respective terms shall. bave sion on the question of the constitutionality of section | Tit hescome down in taajesty and beaaty through. | wemat Shae ae anti th ke sald | other cases against them and Richard Busted, from the expired. Power to be given, in case of a twelve of the Tax Levy bill before the September term. | conturies? Why is it gracea by the presence of Indies, | rights we obtained it were economically got. Q. | State Circuit Court to the United States Circuit Coart, prevs rai i: to any court, except the Ma- SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO, pes mt lemme cme eve no doubt | Did he ever at any time to it in any way? A. Ob, | petitioners affirming that from local prejudice and public: ime etna eae twlertor ree - - . <eoarte of civil or criminal jurisdiction to designate any The Advocates of Female Saffr: THE PRIZE RING. fa incaed to apenk baratiy and judge Lehre press ave | never; he always of it, To whom did you | SvBIon they could not get Justice from the fires named, @ompetent member of the bar of ten years’ standing the Committee of the Constita: order? Ni appropriace | Cross-examined Mr, Fi more than that the delicate 1? AT paid it to Charl Loew. ‘Who 1s | tribunal, These cases embrace bya omy sored vention—Addresses of Elizabeth Cady Stan- Another Fight in New Jersey—Walter Adams | ** ehould be and everywhere where Masons are Bilres Loew? A At “y 5, judge Seenth Assembiy District Union Republican Association of tho city of New York, praying for the adoption of measures to prevent the be gow or donation of moneys ‘Wo char.table institutions lous creeds or sects, to bold a circuit or special term; wision to be Present he is ane of tue mem- | Judge dusteed for alleged abuse of the office of made by law for his Fie’ Justices in e jathered together; for there is no order of men on | bers Common Council; and other charges. ‘The motions were denied. Coui each judicial district to appoint such clerks and attend- hie aeadhe, re eee 1 Yatee—Thirtoen Rounds in Fifty- | Sarin who. vave established im thelr institations such te (en fomee ge Meal d ents as the Legislature toa age necessary. pro- * ausawy, June 27, 1867, jer—Interest- | sacred and loyal posed plan also abolishes right now existing of an: 11 O'Clock F, M. } Scenes, d&c. ember of the ae eed eee aa eat atmitied | rye announcement that the Committee on Suffrage of | _Itevidently appears that prizo fighting has become ‘the manner of olecting Justices of the Peace, tho Constitutional Convention weuld hold an open meet- eS ee for hardly day she eg but nation of the purposes 1 Q pret opi M GECTARIAN CHARITABLE DONATIONS. Ing to-night, to hear the advocates of female suffrage, | We are upon to record some new encounter, more | which benevolence can attain. most gratifying to | Was that before he got it or aiterwards? A. Afier he | thwaite, it is probable the Supreme Court of the United The Cuam prosonied a communication from tho Eigh- | 106 © patie in the Assembly Chamber this evening | especially among those not known to public fame, yet | me that 1 am permitted to enjoy the grand privilege of | got it. Q. Botoro he got wnat? ‘States will be called on for a construction of these acta, Mr. Fieid—Betore he got of course, quite a numerous gathering of ladies, delegates and resi- | anxious to make themselves #0, and to produce @ sensa- | convened. On the ticket sent to me I saw printed these was after getting the franchise,’ was TRIAL dents of the city. Mr. Greeley, the Chairman, and his | tion among their friends as totheir fighting propensities. | few Sloquent, Pathetic, tearful, terrible words:--“ihe jah X ond ' from Reade THE LEWISTON MURDER : ery of the poor.”” This is no catch of the pen: it is no | mon Council to lay pipes air. mon % fellow committeemen, occupied the row of seats at the Yesterday morning a gang of about one hundred or so | ¢ry * throughout the city? A. Yes, 27, 1807. bss Ges Oem neeace enue ead Dates ar Ihe Logis. | Secretary's desk, while the falr orators delivered thoir | crossed the Hoboken ferry to witnoss a ‘mill™ between | $k0teh ica ads ee re cen & That is, you got resoluvions. passed by the Com- | In the Verrill murder cage, the ‘cloned the ~ ry’ 4 I stand here fore you to-nig! are those wi Council, rou get it passed by the two brauches? | evidence this afternoon, Harris, Begro accomnlce, Yatore. Carried. remarks from the President’s platform, the above named, a short distance back in Hudson coun- | have been brought up at tho South, delicately fostered | AT aid mot, Q Was igor? A. Itwas gov. d That | wes eanjecied tere hong, be ndlmginraterto CRE ent nae Mk MUS, STANTON’S ADDRES, ty, ata vory novel place, and one well adapted for tho | !n the arms of mothers who bent over them with smiles | isto say, the company got 1 5, > = Fs & =3 2. 5 & s nich failed to impair his story. He sustained nimsclt bevignant as that heaven to which in child- 9 fe Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was first introduced, | business. hood wo look up towards the Masier’ of the Uni. | Snise-waagiven te sue ‘Acaiplone Gastight bomee? bear ieiperteae tose aK, i olfcors tnt othe pokey al Her address was substantially that which she delivered | Walter Adams, for snob is the name of one of the as. | verso—men, women and children, educated and nurtured | No, sir; to the People’s Gaslight Company. You | case for the prisoner, and to-morrow Verrill will be put Dofure the logisiative committee last winter, and which | Pirants, hails from the Seventeenth ward, and hangs | {0 the lap of luxury, are to-night sulfering from the gave $21,000 to Loew to get the resolation passed to | on the witness’ stand, was then reported at length in the Hanazo, | about the vicinity of the Gas house, foot of Sixteenth | Wo ary here to-night that. those who cry for bread, as it | suotiat? £°°Plar gamreny, fe, le? ines through, the re She alladed to the moro recent circumstances | street, Ho has the reputation of being some on shoul- | in the wilderness, may have manna sent to them through | Yes, wir, @, Now when was that money paid?” A. It SHIPPING NEWS. of the Hiscock tragedy, as illustrative of the fact that | der hitting, and once before fought a very good fight, eee rhsasmak Semees ae ieartaa st scene Was paid some time 1n November, 1863 Q 1863? AT woman was revenging herself for the injustice of refu- | Ho is said to bea relative of Jack Adams, who fought | ron so impovorisaed and debilita “-y ae te be ealces ag a shes Mr. Paige presented s memorial for a test oath to be @dministorod to candidates elect on the question of Bribery of votes, as follows :— oarn. ¥do ocemely swear (or-atirm) that I will support the @onstitution of the United States and the constitution of ‘the State of New York, and that I have not given or prom. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 27, 1357. fone to subscribe for or pay any elector or electors, either esate or reward, betore or alter voting for me for the ballot and that post dod} Cady on Riker's Island scveral years ago. He is about | labor for bread for their little unes. We are here to | then, was it? A. Semper seeutes hark reward rin bred . ped eng might peti Po royy s igre twenty-seven years of age, nan built, and has rather a | Vindicate the high character of the order, and to show oor iar? i T think is waa’ Q Ha Arrived. indirectly, for the discharge of aay duty to the beat of ney hardened appearance. that no men can surpass it in nobie and charitable deeds. | you tue minutes of the Acetylene Gaslight Company? | Bark Anna & Berta (Pras), Noweaste, &® days Gas! Not forty times four millions of siaves could wreak ‘Young Yates 1s well known around Hamorsley square, | (Applause.) Tuis is their mission, and they are ever | 4 a sit; have not, Q. I mean of the People’s Gas- } With cosh to Hl & FW Meyer. Maj o lected Or appointed, other than the lawful salary h a vengeance on mankind as the thousands of aban. carpet d is well known in the | true to the principles, precepts and practices of their | iigut Company? A. Ihave; that is toeay, 1 have the | "Poke bark Mary Ann, from = only fauthorterd to. be received by me according to law for pase whom society, as at 4 samaaeal wa wpeaiet Oy an these age as ‘Sumgbenens order; and it is their pride always to be engaged in that jnutes previous to— 4 ~~ Wind at sunset SW, fall services rendered by mein any form whatever; eo help | doned women, sg hnPetgncneg * | and strips well in the ring. work which the great Amorican poet, Bryant, calis “the | "The Court—No, subsequent, - forced to be such, were now taking upon mankind in | “rg 'qay following the champion fight for light | !abor, of good to men—uupublished charity, unbroken | Mr, Ficld—Let’ me see when this meeting was; the American Portes. THE PREAMBLE AND BM2 OF RIGHTA Wer. Spevcxn, (rep) of Steuben, from the Committee eu the Preambie and Bill of Rights, reported resolutions asking the reference of cortain sections of that portion ef tbe a ‘© more appropriate committees sug- therein, ‘The report of the committee was adopted. its youth to vice and crime and the prison, nts, between Aaron and Collyer, the above two, in | faith.” Healing shall come from them on the wings of | frst meoting was on the 30th November, 1864. PHILADELPHIA. June 27—Arrived, barks Loda, Trivt- She we ‘io Convention would reconcite th fia and Sonpeny with friends, got Jato’ ‘conversation on sho | tho wind, even to the Pacific aud tothe frozen regions of | "Mr. Fallerion—The frat. ia that book, Foumenn. @ | Srdde Cube: Cepons Bremen secliqan, Eamess: Ynse yo era hh honey merits aud demerita of Aaron and Collyer, when, har. | the pole, Tt is peculiarly interesting to contemplate our | Haye you any books to show when tuat company was | {uty ati coe tisee Hi 4 second articles of the constitution of the State, so that ing a littie feeling between them as to their ability to | “uty to the South, in view of the grand circumstances | ¢ ? A. Thavenot, Q Is there any ry the For Other Shipping News See Sixth Page the latter, like the former, would apply to all citizens | fight, finally agreed to have a little of tae § fun them. Fa - Ct Lt 2 po fin a world who has? A. Ido not know that. gard matter | selves. ‘They thereupon made a matel mot the brok from Nee ene ie ee ealtied ta ee tate aencar OF,o0f | following moralng, anda few of their knowing frieade families and severed the tos of personal fiendship, It | Q. "You are tbe Prosideat now? A. Tam now. 9, And MISC! UUs. are “ faces accustomed each other, is ana poh ao of oa. z ESS ' his frends were on band the noxt serine, bat ‘Adams | With smailea, ‘urn to looks of have. It obstructed the | Wels, my impression ts that it wes in 1863;_1 could hare BOOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED 14 KEW or Yates and his {riondg returned | SOVernment, and made 1 topple to ita vory ruia, It may | given you the full particulars of it if I tought it was ue Gel ee ee Tome maiher disgusted at Adama, calling, him a cower | 09 even eaid to have struck at the very foundations of | Cjcsing up hers today, @ Where is thet reeipe? “ar | *° ‘uae ey and evi else, But it seoms that Adams was made | Teligion. But through all this it left Masonry standing | 1, i4 at my house, Q What was it paid for? A. It was ee the fool of by being arrested for an assault and battery, | iD all its grandeur, perfectly intact, Masonry, paid for the right of laying pipe, and lighting A —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY S Sener tae od Cg ly 9 ms ind, | te chy of oe SS oS + Sesrrocey, mammacesen 600, soy $1, 1007 Wi gape Ng Fags j cae - ek ee night, and to days ? ‘gEvivony cine 404, Jone 27, 187. prison for want of bai . 2, 1, 64, 7% 20, 8 1S 98 00, 8,1. goon bunt oim § le. him, This Yates and light B, 6, 2, 15 6, 42, Th 26, 63. it by the clamor that he was streets and avenues of the city with @ What ad 3 eee %, Vy - upon agroed to meet to got is for you? A. I don’t » Q All you i FRANCE, M 18 # CU., Managers. ees Sic whons 0" is you gave him $20,000? A. I know he was For tucky’ MU) ward and try to win. Reaching See ee Pam el eda | any | RAY. BuDY &CO., Covington. Ky. several knots of hard looking A. No, sir. Q None whatever. A. No, Prizes and information given by addressing B. tween twelve sad one o'clock, Did you bin any money for getting itt A, | RICHMOND, No. 4 Verdana street. Tiages and several pedestrians, weil Fe What did = Promise him? A. I FFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE GEORGIA whiskey. bim @ Give us the whole conversa- ‘State Lotery, for the benett of the Masonic Urphaa. All reached Hoboken safely, State what you told him. A. It is so long ago r was made not to attract attention. cannot undertake to give you all I said; I remem- ren as ea several ways—some one place, salient point of it was aa to the amount of money a 7 8 a 2317 tad great Aanswored—So long | Weuded their way straight or the purpose for which it was to be given. ¢ Bow come See TS Ss OE we Seg tage. f Tam to | lected was o rather novel to see him? A Ho was sent to me; I at least eR Soue'a7, , let them both serve. "Yes, ete every and which pon k ~ Sey er we or ae ae em e ‘Referred ‘Commi Industrial Interesa ready gubmit draft u Court—Francis I. Boole 4 some 27, ns coum saasty f50 toate Then proceeded with her address, and alked if the allot township and Hodson Gy He sent him to you? A. I think he sent me to him? One, ane a $2 a Me ne . Mr. Ronsnreon, (dem.) of New York, offered a resola. | could take woman out of the slough of vice? Could they | ‘acing the Hackensack river, Ay You pely vo) Mr. Boot fo information? ae Werrtm eh Go. tle Cann Atlanta, Oe tion asking thai the Committee on ‘Judiciary be dis- | show her any class possessed of ube franchise that was | Sats, covered by shaded trees, a about one sare of Dumber of that andeat, ray 4 Ay) a = barred fom, the consideration, ofthe revolutions | degraded or sw out of erhoals, or aay claus bat women | {2 the contract which it.0, space of about vent? | are now ett ia caguish, over reised’ bapes, ena | Cmmamenen.t tase interview yous | A PRINS CASHED IN ALL LROALIZED Lor. 3 BPRS leah arts en” | Sint Pare apety eRe es | fee ung eet aren arr wor oe | Hey mr gat yg at | Mean @ em Te * “Giaotdge Feu ours tm arity se * Eee es Cae nee Wide wee the power of the baltot? Men eld their votes; ‘oTfere’at daybreak oth principale with their friends improvement, I would not i Epterence to polit | formation he you? A.T TRCULARS, PROGRAMMES. CARDS AND BvEnY ' : Dut did any one ever hear of thelr selling their right to sad coon wore renty for the encounter. | iste tne man Of the, South patting qoestions of se | L.cmnee Waee) wastes, & done st rate % por cont love toa Slegwhere, at the Mewes ; ation, previously offered by hima, | vole? Now le demanded thet mon shall accord. to | Rvery man had been instructed io avoid ail oxciement | SoaiPuction aside, stretch out our arms for thelr pro. | could get it fort A. I think ie polltan Job Printing Hstabliahment. 97 Naseca street. : Cowanttios on Salt Bpriegs, ‘Vo propeaes en smecarvens | Beennss oenan fetr eas bad ne. guien an tae anot ‘box | fight never waa seen, In fact at one tme it oad ES oe Geveling Wneuines, es 22 | osu, ‘rich, waa, to. be. $20, ORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS —ALL DIS. ‘ quiarging the details of information asked for the Land | she felt degradation. In the District of Columbia Con- | ® Quaker meeting, = hart uh haa, and prow tbat we might nlp the ecoaie ee Jy ee ep ee MOM COEAT 96, RAVEARIB, 109 Brent 4 resolution thea qrevadon. mo em Bact to tive apart ae Sheet tor ine Secat Time being homage Renn A he boson You, my breshern and on the common piatform of ras tntee vote [a R. VERGNES’ ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH, ‘at LW. Romnatt, (rep.) of Su Lawrence, caveed the oa . Midren in conenanence ‘wart ng tpg eee rt doom aegeonmang tee {iia Jedgment Py ng RR Fe NOS, 4 AND ORAGT EURVENTH STREET, ectnbean ig jovernment love Hacks better. “ Maker. ty brethren of the south, we need 4 ry ‘after wed ther artistic th been issued? A, I think the whol To VOUS, RUBU iD aereived, That the lagislative power be vested in a Senate hed boom tarected: wits the franchions and toe Ldologer from Yates om Abas" Sgouth, | DOt ask you to cease aly debate or agitation which, ine | @ Did you not, oa ® subsequent occasion, ALL SUFFE KEES PROM POUMAUN ANE bers of Assembly one year. Hach ‘county shal elnek aracefully complied with the law the second round Yates f 0 Ag nting, Dat got | Pe cayear tot rant, te uate wan value stockholders of the y and stondea (et ONTC,, DISEASES | O° {we members of assembly and one additional member for | they stood no hance for re-election, ‘The back man | & Warmer on we side of the head, and Adame was | Teooguize ee your just right, Do unite with as Masons, | inousand of the shares ad beon issued a ipatients and to iho medical profession these Bathe TLD ATE Wousnd ave hundred of its electors. Provided | had the privilege of voting in the District, and it was | thrown and we will ourselves to support every person, | represented them? A. I stated to Rgainst metallic polo . gad eecpamely shall not contain more than two hundred | «he power thas wielded that (he local officers endeavored | In the third round Adams got « present io the mouth, | Under the sublime dictate of charity, kindness and be- | that i¢ had not been issued at, that ono - forty Senators, ten of wham sail be settee compowes of | to conciliaie. She was im Kansas two year ago, at a | and Yalos two of three in tho neck. or re loudly applanded, ‘The | & Ha! any since deen iasued to ay } Phe alectore of ‘the whole Miata, one from each of the | 16t Of August emancipation celebration, ‘The Governor, | On the fourth there was lively times, first one and | Mr. Brady. on concluding, was loudly applaud A. Yes, sir; three hundred shares. here. Th Fray on’ tha serveur oy nem, 494, ' ‘ Senetrial districts into which the State shall be divided. | the Mayor of Lawrence, judges, lawrers and other func- | then the other. Adams got it well about the head aod my 1 programme being ell iy with shares issued to whom? A. To Mr. ey Operate power! Samed sy S ary of Senators and members of the Aseembly shail | tlonaries had been invited to participate in it, but they | neck; Yates’ peepers saw stars several times whea ne | Out, nse audience dispersed, well pleased transferred it to anybody? A. Not wan be cured b; he Per annum, io lieu of all fees and perquisues. ‘were not present. she (tbe fer) asked the colored | was thrown, cand i rm eis ntertainment, Se ee me sh ~ fhe 1 Devitiy of the digs a ferred to the C In the fifth, ai: and seventh rounds they pun! PR Epa gyrmmeeaieeremag 4 -y find them advant is 0 remo unetion : ‘ommittee on the Orgacyzation of the men and biel A — A 4 (| coch ocher sateen When in tho act of coming up for IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT MORRISANIA. threes hundred shares of the stock and twen' they soften and reffesh the skin, bringing beck %y SAPREY OF LIFT OM RAILROADS, the invitation? It was because the blacks ‘bad no vote | the eignth round the crowd got alarmed at the approach — thousand dollars? =A. ra, air, Q How jong Ip tg t Mr. Cantanan, (dem.) of Kings, cailed forthe consid- | then. The apeaker then said that of a ot He, howovor, passed by, apparently un- | A large number of prominent citizens, including | was be in geuting it through? A. I think, | | Fatients can be nat oe 7 €@ration of his resolution previously offered, 1 the sab- 1 concerned as to © ‘was going on. Several persons from New York, assembled at the Mor- | !rom the time he commenced the negotiation, at least » = = 3 _ t Jeot of s special committee on the subject of Ke rafoty The eighth round was then resumed, and both got in Hote the | month. Your negotiations witn Mr. Loew? 0 TO THOMAS R, AGNEW'S ONE PRICE HOUSE \%, @f Iife on the railroads of the State. Ho said the vital sbarply upon each other; also in the ninth round, Fisania Hotel, in that village, yesterday forenoon, on A. Yes, sit. Q How long was the operation on the G Greenw: jurray streets, and there you will find e importance of toe au! st In the tenth round Yates got terri nished, his | occasion of the sale by auctivn of a valuabie portion of \Gemance Doenen maser tay. were sntely dehhvered ¢ AL ‘eas, Coffees, Fieh, and everything else cheaper tham \\ tien was mani! opponent getting him into chaacery, AT and be | the estate Nicholas McGraw, for | [can’t tell you that Q@ Two days? A, That I can’t | at anystore in New | While there were Jeet bo time in socking it to poor Yates; bat was finally owned by the ite tel you, @ Did you pot get it through bot Boards mattors of th thrown, hi the benett of the heira The principal part of the pro- | with great 1 A. That is what I can’t answer; it LD BYRS Bape yay, immoes gon On OR euffrage, &6,: he To the eleventh and twelfth rounds Yates got warmed was purchased, after some ited from | went through with rapidity ;,1 mean from the time the 0 . B. Lexington avenue, corner Twenty- 4 ' These again, gi but little punishment to Adams, and Yates in attendance, by members of the McGra@w . | labor began How | was it? A, Over @ month, ‘eighth street, New York, A The ground on which the Morrisania Hotel ‘*) | @ With the A council? =. 1 don't know a Soe tee, soma Wraes fenghs 00 vendemy ond Ademe Haroad "arene of for fof end at aepin on Ra anything about the Common Council, Q It went Comfort and cure for the ruptared. Sent paid on res the | Bare sagen niraesthane ms | ae merit ke com enti | BPat eater Seas, aoe | Scams een ee ment '"Yalke “sould stand this treatment mo longer, and | $21,000. The. remainder of the y was duaponsd | fort ht hare Qiready, tated; bab it you PSS Bae ‘ Frat eT ee ee ee 2 Sat ae Ly oF I bain a, root id Sawin the teeny Sime “A. Tao not know. fs svete, corner Bast Pireany-cighin ttre. ha Mr exyrseren, fnende to inguge vm to Bebe ont, ns | Hesatn, wan purchased, by Wright, Knapp for Qiet yee pay Wt afer the nest revlon wad | eens coornis oslagiN mos wi tirmany e tommrcrartataets | Keio yametm atta tut eeag | Gee donut artes Ne weds | Rev wn tt ge 8 patel '' Bue Sgn saved ome Rano enw | Piet Bin uy any eet ee | SERS act Mypiashce' Bae | Senco Se Poe Rea