The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1867, Page 10

i 10 TEE COXSTITUTIONAL CORVERTION. The Unsettied Canal Claims Against the State. roposed Uniform Railroad Freight Tariff. Continuation of the Dedate on the Suffrage Question. ‘SPECIAL REPORT TO THE WEW YORK HERALD. Auwany, Juby 13, 186%. ‘The Conventiqn mek again at eleven o'clock this fore- ‘eote. Prayer was affcred by the Rev. W. S. Smart ‘Toe journal of yesterday was read aud approved. REATRIOON OF AVPROPHIATIONS VOR SBCTARIAN CHARITABLE PORTOSES, Brrowwer, (rop.) of Clinton, presented a petition ‘of eithzeng asking the constitutional prohibition of the appropriation of putiic money dy the Legisiatare, Boas “of Supervisors and municipal corporations, for olgectapota purely sectarian character. Referred to the @omadttes on the Powers and Daties of the Legislature, THE DEPECHS OF THE ASSESSMENT GAWK ‘Mr, Bumnwin, prep.) of Oneida, presented a memorial on the subjectof the defects in the assessment laws, whereby a large-amount of reai and personal property in the Slate escapes toxation. As one remedy, it was pro- peved that taxation should be impoeed on the actual value of property. Refered to the Committee om Finance. VITHIONS AGAINST PROMIBITION AND *ABRATARIAXISM, Ms. Gxus, dem.) of New York, presented four peti- roms, signed by severa! hundred citizens, protesting exainat pronibitory and Sunday laws Referred to the Select‘ Commnties on the sale and adulteration of intoxi. eoting liquors. FROMIBITION AB A SHPARATE PROPOSITION. ‘The Cram presented throe petitions of citizens of the State, acking the submission of a separate proposition to We people prohibsting the sale of intoxicating tiquors, Referred to the Select Committee. TU PRINTED DOCUMENT Mr Exaven, (@p.) of Franklin, from tho Committee on Print ng, to whom was referred tue resolution of yes- terday on the subject of the delay in the reception of the printed documents of the Convention, roported that the documents were pow in the hands of the Sergeant-at- Arms, aud would be distributed to the members. The report was laid on the table, TH UNPAID CANAL CLAIMS OF THR STATE. Mr. SouvonmaxeR, dem.) of Ulster, offered tho follow. Kesolved, That the Canal Appraisers be requested to re. port to this Convention a list of the claims against the State and pending before them for adjudication, the general nature of the claim and the amount he claimants, and particularly designating uch as are pending by virtme of a spec 10g @ rofernnve to the statate. tatate and gi The resolution wae unanimously adopted. UNASIMITY. OF JURE IN VRRDICTS, said that he had offered e with ref: ce to the ject of unanimity of juries in verdicts, which, Ahrongh fome mistake, haa aot been printed. Ho there- fore made motion that the resolution be printed. Car- ed. ‘THE ADJOURNMEST TO MONDAY, Mr. Suuneay offered a resotution that wh: vention.adjourn it adjourn te Monday past seven o'clock. Adopted. UNIFORM KAILWAY PRE:GHT TARIFF POR THE STATE, Mr. Fuu.en, rep.) of Monroe, offered the toliowing :— Hasowed, That it be referred to the Committee on Corpo. mallons, other then Muuicipal, Banking and I foquire into the propriety of insert Govatitaion sequiring the adoption by the Biate of a pro rata tariff’ for carrying freight thereon, sub- Jeet to regulation by the Legislature or Canal Board, ‘the resolution was reierred to the Committee indi- PROPOSITION FOR RVENING SESSIONS, Mr. Brut, (rep.) of Jefferson, offered a resolution for Ube Loiding of evening sessious during the discussion of the rt of the Commitiee on Suffrage. Del arising, it went over under the rule, THE SUFFRAGE QUESTION, ‘The President announved the Convention in Commit- tes of ~ Whole on the report of the Commitice on Suf- . ALVORD, (rep.) of Onondaga, was called to the The Cusmuax announced the question before the ecommitice. Mu T. W. Dwicnt, (rep.) of Oneida, said that during the course of the debate yesterday some allusion bad been made to the opinions of his colieague, Mr. Leiber, he bad risen to correct the misstatements then made. ‘that they should come to an understanding on ed question of negro suffrage they onght to or to come to some V roped conclusions as to Hi i uit emt Of man, society was mecescary. and col eequenily had» right to perpetuate itself. Society, protect iteeli, had a right to either contract or enlaags the t of auffrage. ‘Wore two classes whom 60- chet ho incapa Gants exercising the right of suffaage. Bat who were mentally incapable? Five attributes were ne- censary to make a man a capable voter, intelligonce, tndepeadence, it ity, interest and incorporation into the mae of If such a rule as that were society. adopted, children, paupers, alieos, and those who beited en elections, would be excluded If any other were If men were excluded on account of their color er rehgron, the question would be setiled om ag arbitrary rule and not on apy sound principle. Applying these general principles to the colored man, it mast be admitted that being born on the soil, he was incorpor- ied in the mass of society, and that in point o interest, ‘and jotegrity, and independence he was fully qualided an é voter, The only matter of doubt seemed be as to his intelligence. Property at any rate, pot aTair ground of disqualification, because it was no test of capacity, aud was purely arbitrary. Even supposing property could under any circumstances be ‘as @ Just test of suftrage the constitution of the Blate of Now York was wroug, because the present ‘operty qualification required a $250 interest in free- Roitcstue, and a colored man might own $60,000 In personal property and yet be unable to vote The gentleman from Kioge had contended thai the negro ‘was of an inferior order of beings, and was pnysically different from, and mentally inferior to the white man, end bad led to Professor Lieber as an authority for that statement. What Dr. Lieber said was, that there were certain races—the Ire Inca race and the Bushmen @f Africa—who wore inferior; he did not say that the me- gro race was infenor. Dr. Lieber distinctly declared that the negro of Virginia was superior to the recentiy im: Negroes of the more Southern States. Py jioso- ere at the prerent day took no such position as the gentleman from Kings yesterday avowed. Professor Agassiz bad recenuy denied bolding any such views. Mr. Towser, (rep) of Rensselaer, inquired if fessor Agassiz denied having said at Cherieston that races were distinct; because if he had done so, ne shonghi it more creditable to him to deny that he had over made the utterance he had made than to persist in say euch doctrine. “ir. Dwianr continned to say that Professor Hum- ‘boldt had distinctly stated to a demociatic member of the Convention, Judge Daly, that ‘Was DO eesential difference between the negro aud the white races. He ead bimeelf time entertained prejudices against the negro, but after seeing the black men going to the war, to defend white citizens, he had reliaquished them. Bie was convinerd that the 1 had jatelligence, or tould, at least, be educated, and was eapabie of becoming ® voter, There might be individual cases im the clase now propored to be eniranchieed where there was an incapacity to vote, but there were mmilar cases of om ay in every other class now admitted to the elective franchise. Re- Terring to sdjots and lunatics, he thought the question ‘wan not whether they should be exctaded, but how at the polls their menial ansoundness co: de Mr. Orovas, (rep.) of New York, ealy that tbe present Whether they sbould confer the right of colored man. The yg the guaranteed suffrage to the eniy ther the property qualification should ‘There was no connection between intelli- ] i l : q : H A z ES i 3 thie Btate which bad the whites of the South to confer on the blacks of section? Im the South, owing to the measure might be doubted, megro wens Sa genet one eee gpatinre dose that it could seither Be very obnoxious aor ! iil, i i f NEW YORK HERALD; SunDAY, JULY 14, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. reasonable rules govern! mode of sabmitting this measure to then. 108 geir abil theampar- | the house. When I went for the book I asked yrs he mate of eamiting, ewer “ecun to | Lah ranemian a res" git MDINY fe ee | Oe attend now iotnade “hedge | NEW JERSLY INTELLIGENCE. Gxucasian; was pot & whother there veading of & mossaz’ ,“taiuly printed in comspiou- | B® had not deve any ‘wrovg; be sald be knew sc hgccadneaal Ho was | ous letters, it is staied gy! Seat ou tne annexed con- | Ra&hing about me. T left, thinking how littie eacour Jersey City. a rt be a freehold qualification for suffrage favor of noparete sebusiesion, Every voter =o Se State would separase this question from all othees, Suffrage was the Motive power of the machinery of the ditions, the sender, bv eonditions, and is'b thea or not, It is agement there was for @ young gir! who endeavored to while homes in eens were supplied for 1g ones Who have fallen at the first breath of staxming the mossage, adopts the suud by them, whetlier he reads | do righ , bis own wegligence if be fails to A May Kian ow tux Cayrnst Raitnoap,—At a Quarter before six o'clock last evening the down train tions, Botice them. the State gand justly took precedence of wih avin Mt - wiforiuue, Oh that taere miglt be ab stopped at Communipaw, when one of the passengers He bdbeved tin ie Conyonsion shen ita wuoat ; rncarevloners of the Suncare cooveraket | who had Jor alighal from he cars was stepping on Eoofusing the patie mid, if nd ay te 1 i DOG WAR. Protection so freely given tothe falieu ones of ok ‘again and missed bis footing, and he slipped under the enber iD een RGARI wi against at a ie .Poiraney wore for it, the Conven- | How Mer suseice Weled @ex'The Gamiue | __; S—It was after T tof the oticg rere pe agp ber eee, op. 4 yeast 9! ad tion might be assured that the peogle would sete ~ of N Yerk Puele Strmeas-The wo terns to Ko to Greenwood; but he did not know but | giantiy, re eee was conveyed to the ple nt io ens fi were mixed up will, Oe nee See | alee oe as the what I bad to go there, Jersey City for Identification. | In, oa of his pockets could not co ously approve. | There Te was a returo i er t fair and maniy way of presenting this queation to them elaughter oi the canine innocents still continues Sandisrcbling eae Pmpe $27 90 lo money. He WES (CHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Seriovs ALTERCATION ar Yoxnens,—About mine o'clock yesterday mormpg an altercation took place in Main street, Yonkers, between Daniel D. T. Davey, manager of the genuine colored troupe, known as the Georgia Minstrel», and one of the members named John B, Tapp, ja the course of which the latter was rather frow , day to day. The number of slain has rapidly ™ guuted from hundreds to thousands, and yet the @ar bas not abated in the least, Still the merci- lees bands of gueriila-gaming ecout and scour the city in every direction for apything that goes oa four legs and sufficiently resembles a dog to net fifty cents atthe pownd. Still the merciless poundmaster heaps up bis wooden cage, and furnishes fresh sau- and there was an uofar and unmanly w: He thought to mix up negro suffrage w) other q thons was to cheat tho poople of @ fait opportunity o (pressing their will, a" aeyaOUR. idem.) of Rensselaer, was unwilling to @isranchise a class from Whom so many in- dustrions etizens Were drawn apd who had contribute 4 80 much to the wealth of the Baypire Ftatc, Mr, Parxer, trep.) of Thoga, would like @ ask way it was that there was as many ef this cl sqzsacurali' zea the year 1566 a8 during the three previous years y was about forty-five years of age, tive feet eight inches in befor ny hy ‘and full sandy whi ve wore iy rand it flannel ondersbirt and tt Colored stoudued hat Coroner Warren wiil hold an inquest to-day, ImrantiaL SurrRsGE Conxvextiox.—An election was held in Cooper Hall last evening for thirty-seven dele- gates and at many alternates to the State Convention to be held im Trenton on the 23d inst, Mr. D. 8, Gregory Tir. Svvwocn Waa Bob wware of the act. "hat he | sage meat, anc the cry is “atil! they come.” | ferer'ly, Dome potuome and omcer Westen, of the | cocupled the chair. A committee of fourteen was frat " nalpie wat con ng aad | The procession of ragged urching and cowering canines | Yonkers police force. The latter at once stepped in and ee, ay the trenctisamnout for pau. | Silt contiaues, Tho foot of Twenty-fifth siroet w still a | arrested (he bebiigerente, were then before | rather small. An elect Justice Taflor ana each fined and cosia, Shortly afterwards Tapp procured @ warrant for twe arrest of manager Davey on @ charge of having feloniously assaited bim, which was effected and the bound over im the sum of $300 to appear before the Grand Jury at White Plains, Another warrant was lively locality, and noisy withal witb tales of woe and howls of canine despair, In sbost, everything in relation to the dog war remaing etill the same; but the dogs alone are pot still, fe io Berven, at Library Hall, on Frid: W. Thorn acting as chairman, The election in Paterson bi Some ne \o-morrow night, and in Hoboken on Tues- y nig! Viotation oF tas Ligcvor Law.—Jobn Rae, who slariog eharactor that were aed, jitted to the people tt would be emphatically rej ‘The matter ot idiocy should remain as i now is in the constitution, and not ‘ene to be tested at the dailot box. As to the omission of the word * ite’ in the constitution, it contem- ‘THE POUNDS. issued at the ‘nstigation of Davey, and Tapp bound over | ki hotel ed, based ry eeps a im Hudson’ street, and Alexander Crow, Ree ie eens at” men Bate what’ did his. | The dogs still ow in tn astonishing numbers, and | 10 keep the peace Keeper of the saloon at the ferry, were arrested yester- AxorHER Sur10U8 RarLroap Accrpant.—James Shaugh- nessy, a brakeman on the Hudson River Railroad, while attempting to get op board a freight train at the Yonkers depot, on Thureday night, missed hia bold and fell on the track and rolled under one of the cars, the wheels of which passed over his right leg, mangling stin a shocking manner. He was subsequently removed to New York, in care of an officer of the Youkers Police force, and conveyed to the residence of his brother, in day moroing and taken before the Recorder, who fined them $15 cach for selling tiquor witbout a license, Tue Temperance Socistizs axp Tus Liquor QUES- miox.—The several branches of the Father Mathew Temperance societies will take counsel at their meetings to night on the most suitable means of giving ex- pression to their al of tbe action of Mayor Go} on the Jiquor question, A mass meeting is talked of, Derextion oy 4 Train on THe Eri RaiLRoap.—The tory prove with regard to every people? The | th slaughter is sweeping and terrible to behold, conferment of the franchise was always a matter of | even to ihe jolly dogs, sad dogs ahd gay dogs Political expediency: toe people of the suate, in, ealt. | WHO make the latter end of canine dose the subject of many waggish jokes, Already four thousand ing this ee et aiie my er a ye wo aure to cousider tbe politi ts of eleven thousand | curs of ali shapes, shades, colors, sizes, qualities and ca- volored men, There was » vast pressure of otber causes. | pacities have been put to soak in the posse wash tub in ‘The machinery of its judiciary needed reorganization. | the shanty on the East ri uilding trequentiy whitewashed outaide in order to atone for the blackness tor it had beeo seid that there was an utter denial of justice to ita eitt-eas, The subject of fiuance was One | within, ‘The animais are led up to the slanghter pen, at the rate of about 700 a week, in a procession which bas ‘also of vital in.arest with its relations to the nation and the State, ‘every county, town and village is inter- | contmued from day to day since the jon of the | 2>!*ty-third street, near Tenth avouue, where one of the | train known as ‘‘22,"” on the Erie Railroad, due at ‘ested in the burden of debt which had been im- | Wayor avd the poe hd nh ‘of duty Raye agemin ‘of the | *¥tReons of Beilevue Hospital atu him. It was | twenty minutes past seven on Friday evening, did not posed upon the poopie and would survive all ies, and | Escobedo of the pouwd. For these funeral processions | (:Ckly discovered that an operation would have to be | amive tili half-past one o'clock yesterday morning, particularly the agitation as to the enfraned it of | ive vicums furowh their own music, much tothe dis | Performed. Atter amputation of the leg the sufferng | owing to the breaking down of the locomotive, man began to improve, and it is now thought probabie he may survive. Seniovs Resvit oy 4 Practica, Joxe.—Two well known members of the legal profession residing in Yonkers were recently arrested by an officer of the police force stationed there, for having started off with a horse and wagon belonging to thant tailor of the village named Drummond. The latter, it appears, missed bis trap from in tront of his door, and at once communicated the fact to an officer, who starved in pur- suit of the supposed tuieves, The “timbs’? were taken the biack man, When they had made a good fivancial and a gvod canal and a good jndicial system, then might the other question be considered. The committee then rose and reported progress, after which the Convention adjourned to Monday evening at half-past seven o’clock. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. gust of the res nis in the vicinity who have kept up a how! of rage since the war began. ‘THE MODE OF WARF. as carried on against the tray canines of the city, is re- markable in its way and partisan in its methods No commission is necessary for the warrior, young or old. Several ragged urchins go into partuership as a first step towards success, and then sal h, penetrating the lanes, highways and byways of the metropolis in gearch of “sausage meat,’?'as the enemy is techuically termed. In the beginning of the campaign captures are pleutitul and easily made. The unsuspecting canine is easily wheedled, and does not suspect treavhery on the part of ‘the urebin who displays so conspicuousiy a flag of truce pendant from his rent trowsers, He places confidence in the youth of the carroty bair and tiecked face. He believes ail bis protestations of friend- ship and places implicit trust in the honorable in- tentions of his new wade friend until a rope is put xbout his neck and be ts dragged howling to the pound = Hun- dreds are thus caught during the first day of the cat paign, andthe harvest of the young skirmishers co: tinnes perhaps for a week; but, finally, the rest of the dozs begin to learn @ thing or two. They are proof against the Dlandishments of the enemy, and firm against the temptations of the tootheome boue which generally serves as bait. Bites at this period become Tomarkably scarce, and only the deepest strategy on the part of the boyscan bring them in @ return im any way profitable, Large gangs of boys patrol the streets— not by aay, but after dark, for the dogs have grown shrewd by experienco—and cautiously surround the wretched curs as they crawi forth from their places of conceal- ment in market, alley or cellar, to pick their scanty meal from the garbage of the gutter. In this way the numbers taken stili amount to hundreds weekly througn- out the dog days, Hoboken. Tex Muara axp Rirte Corrs,—General Hatfield, commandant of the Hudson County Brigade, State mill- tia, has a bill drawn up, to be presented to the next Legislature, for the incorporation of the militia with the body known as the Rifle Corps. The objection to the latter is that incase of popular tumult they would be beyond the control of the local authorities, fhe bill provides, by way of a compromise, that the body be henceforth designated the “Hudson County Rife Bri- gade,’? and be under the command of oillcers appointed as under the militia code, The rivalry betwoen the two sections has engendered much unpleasant feelmg, In w company of rifles 18 to be organ- ening in the Fifth ward of Jersey Hypro-Lactrat.—In the Special sessions yesterday morning Elinore A. Bellows was tried for violating the Health iaw by watering milk, which, it was alleged, he Was about to dispose of to his customers, The com- plainant in the case was officer Burns, of the Nineteeoth Precinct. The testimony was not sufficient to convict, however, and the prisoner was discharged, VioLauxe Tux Excise Law.—Two cases were tried in the Special Sessions yesterday, wherein the prisoners were charged with violating the Excise law. In the first one Felix Drexler, keeper of a lager beer saloon in Tenth avenue, was charged by James Delaney with baving sold five giasses of lagor to a boy under fifteon years of ago, who drank the same in eald saloon on the 4th of July. Drexler was found guilty and fined $30, Charles Toll was complained of for not baving bis beer saloon, in Eleventh avenue, ‘effectually’? closed afier miapicht of Saturday, the 6th inst. Tho evidence being insuifl- cient to prove the charge Toll was acquitied, ALLEGED LARCENY OF Money,—Augusta Schedel, No. 116 Eldridge street, appeared before Justice Shandiey yesterday, and made @ complaint against Ann Moore, whom she charges with having stolen $240. It is al- Jeced that in the afternoon of Friday the accused called at Augusta’s bouse, in company with @ man, to headquarters, but no one appearing they were, of course, discharged, The ai god deal of excitement, ATIEM?TED BURGLARY Near YONKERS.—About ten o’clock on Friday night, an attempt was made by some Tuffians to effect an entrance into the residsnee of a gen- tleman named Wallace, on the Sprain road, about two and a half wiles from Yonkers, but becoming alarmed at some noi-e made by tae tamily, who were fortunately at home, the robbers decamped. A party of three susp:- cious looking fellows were observed yesterday prowling about the Hudson Railroad depot. No depredations have, however, been reported. ‘Tne Kixcsurtpge Roap Imrroveuent.—Operations have been stopped in relation to the improvement of the Kingsbridge road since the Ist instant, in conse- quence of the alleged failure on the part of the con: tractors to pay the men a portion of the moncy due them, sufficient to afford them sustenance, One poor map, named Jobn Luby, having a- large family, was’ Induced by them to. remove from New York and take charge in boarding the men. Acting under the repeated promises of speedy payment the uo- pst them, caused a Tar New Cavacu or tae Passiosisrs.—Toe Fathers of the Passionist Retreat at West Hoboken will com- mence the erection of the pew church on Bergen avenue, pear South street, Hudson City, early in the evsu ng month. It will constitute a portion of St. Mary’s parisb, but the schouls when erected will be open to all dren in the surrounding district, Newark. Fant or a Scarrorn—Two Men Boriep Uxper It.— The scaffold employed in the erection of the building at the corner of Washington and Academy streets gave way yesterday morning, and tumbling down buried two men named Patrick Rudden and Henry Marsh under it, The workmen who witnessed the occurrence lost no time in rendering assistance to th unfortunate companions, who were extricated, but in such a condition that it is most likely their injuries will prove fatal. wick. NORE GAME, Finally, however, there is noticed « plainly percep- be- tible decreaso in the number of vagrant curs, Th fortunate man continued to expend every dollar he New Bra and made some inquiries, about a person whom | come scarco on the streets DY night as well as by “day, | could scrape together, until. at Jeagth he’ was out of | Tur SHoorm Arrain.—The boy James Bradiey, who pocket about $185, Although himself and family are almost m_a@ starving condition, he has been unable to ‘obtain a dollar from his creditor, and was obliged to accept alms yesterday in order to obtain bread. Two and it seems that they are being rapidly exterminated. ‘The boys, however, who are equal to avy emergency in life, never think of giving up at this juncture, On the contrary, they covertly cast their eyes on higher gai ‘was shot and severely wounded by » man named Mc- ‘Manus, as published in yesterday’s Henao, still survives; but heis bourly growing weaker, and itis not believed deponen: did not koow. The man wi the accused then asked permission to stay in the room a little time which wasgranted. The complainant having occasion to leave the room went out, and when she re- inewlgece wiferoste kept her money, Augastssawr ann | aud lay their plans accordingly, with "the | other men, named Welah aud Kane, are also in a almilar | by the attending physicians that he can live throughout and her companion tako their departare. Ihe money | Hime , successful Teele fe bene Mow during Soe tae erty rontion ot the | to-day. It will be remembered that the boy was shot was also dlssavered ; ae rg ey i ll — that in the canioc, as in all communities, | commissioners should at once be given to the matter. without warning by the samasein, white in 2 cherry tree plainamt ran away, but she was subsoquently arrestod, | there has beon an exempted claes df dogs | Prororn> Enscnox or 4 New Barnist Cavacn ar | Polonging to the letters Ratios, ite vands 40 go up who have found substitutes among their poor brethren who have been sacrificed, while they have remained rate at home and grown fat by wonging: on downy cushions end livine on the richest food. The poddie and grey- hound, setter, pointer, and the pet biack and tan, with logs like lead pencils, fvel secure in the houses of their masters, while as for the sturdy Newfoundland and the savage bull dogs who guard the stables they are sufficient- ly confident 19 their own strength to feel perfectly safe ag defore Justice Shandiey and committed for Yorkxas,—Preparations of an active character are now being made to erect a handsome edifice for the use of the members of Mount Olivet Baptist church, under the | charge of the Rev. Mr. Bernends, at Yonkers, the present feed of worship being much too small. Through the liberality of two of the members an elegant building, m the Romanesque style of architecture is Commrrrey ror Trut.—In the case of Charles G. Brown, the young man arrested a few days ago charged with fraudulently obtaming goods valued at $172 50, from Mr. Daniel W. Talmadge, of No, 87 Warren street, Justice Dowling bas decided to hold him to bail in the fled. ives are straining e capture, and they have iofor- rsion a tesla pageennen Sa probably lead to ‘sum of $3,000 to appear for triel in the Court of adie : s00n to be ‘on a ke selected on the eoraer whiten fo choo bonaaay RPDS — SS gi Weim and Aghoernn sronan, Wyle tees, | Paonam Fara accinare——On Peiday afternoon 0 ses boetieer: nomen bos paey $100,000, and will be fitted up ins mostelegant manner. | Young girl named Annio Dawson got caught by the Hoxonanty Drecharcrp.—James Hogan, the waiter in asaloon, corner of Broadway and Howard sireet, who was arrested on suspicion of having stolen a diamond | enough *. provide pape monies ane ‘ap occasional breasspin from James Remer, of No. 36 Dey street, has | Visit to the theatre; and here they saturday mght been honorably discharged by Justice Dowling. Tue | approaching and no dogs to be had—no money for the ‘missing pin was subsequently found on the floor of the | Bowery pit, no funds for peanuts. In their vernac- saloon, where it was charged to have been stolen, there- | ular, ‘something must be did,’ and therefore by relieving Hogan from any taint of suspicion. - begins = wanes Frenagl andrbe cainpaign. ae s moment or not, puts Leap Pie Tainves.—Peter Dagan and John Farrell, | die'nead out of the door, be is. scized, the muzzle tara boys fourteen and fifteen years of age, were brought be- | off and he clapped into a bag, along with pumerous red- fore Justice Dowling, by officer McKeevor, of the Four- | eyed poodles and pet curs of every description, decorated teenth precinct, he baving arrested them in the unoccu- with ‘ribboas, collars oF ‘miniature horse blankets— ns of aristocratic rank, which do not save them pied building of Mrs. Ann O'Donohue, 217 Canal street, | tht = late at night. After securing an entrance to the pre- the cruelty of their “hberal” captrs, Even from the mises the ded to cut away the water and very bailways of their masters’ houses the unfortul procee waste pipes, and at the time of the arrest they had are seized up and borne off to death, either by th boy. who serves the paper, the pedier who lea Collected and piled up on the parlor floor lead pipe | letter for ‘the lady: of the house,” or the boy valued at about $176, which they were about to remove from the dwelling. Mra, O’Donohue ed in court and entered a complaint against the delinquent youths, fand (be magistrate commited them to the Tombs for vial. coedingly and wily Shi Tite cape ex w ot dog bas rapry deceased, no Indeed has thetrtup ply of money. Through the week they generally make ‘Tue Recast Fresaet at Suva 81xG.—It is proposed by the corporation of the village of Sing Sing to raise by weet, eens Tye Sant ss recen! Persea to private patties Ia estimated to De in excess of | DESCENT on 4 Hovss or Iz, Fawe—On Friday night $25,000. officer Hagerman made a descent on a house of prostitu- tion known as the ‘‘Wren’s Nest.” It is considered the oat disorderly house in the whole city. The following are the names ofthe arrested :—! Schafer, Elmira Norton and Eliza Browne, THE CORIELL MURDER. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Forther Developmeats—Bridget Dergan Im- plicates Another Wom aod Bri to Light Additional Particulars of the M: re New Brusswice, N. J., July 13, 1867. AS was predicted in the Hrratp a few weeks ago, ad- @itional light 1s being thrown on this mysterious case by the developments of the condemned woman, whose demeanor at the close of her trial underwent such a change as justified the opinion that she would become communicative ‘as soon as she realized the terrors of her doom, When asked what she had to say why sen- tence should not be pronounced she maintained her usual stubborn reverse, but when she understood it was the last opportunity offered she disclosed the namo of a certain indt vidual to her counsel who held out hopes to her of ultimate deliverance, That name it was not thought proper to give on ber mere assertion, in view of the fact that she had before so frequeutly prevaricated Since the execution of Williams, however, ber mind has under- gone total change, and as she begins to ‘look o'er life’s narrow verge’’ on the fathomless abyss that awaits her the weakness of her nature asserts itself, and she road secret Tue Sovrmery Boutsvarp.—In relation to the Southern Boulevard Messrs. Jobn Berrian, Jobn A. Hendy and W. G. Ackerman have been appointed Commissioners of Assessment for the construction of the same, It is in- tended to practically commence operations at an early Skriovs Accipest Twrovan aN Exrvowon or Gox- rowpER.—A little boy about ten years of age, ason of Mr. Gardner, the architect, residing on Washington en’ Morrisania, sustained mjuries of a dangerous charecte oe My few days since through the explosion of a smali quantity of gunpowder which he bad just 4 chased His face was shockingly disfigured, and it is feared that he may loose the use of both eyes. Revortep Deata or tax Fousper or CaRMAXSvILLe,— It was reported yesterday that Richard F. Carman, the founder of the village of Carmansville, was dead. The trath or the report was not, however, positively ascer- tained up to a late hour last eveni Sxeax Tureves at TreMont.—Notwithstanding the boasted efficiency’ of ghe detachment of Metropolitan police in the village of Tremont, it appears crimes of various kinds are frequently committed with perfect im- punity almost under their very noses, The last case of this character took piace on Friday morning. Joho Lent, a plasterer employed on a building in course of erection a short distance from the station, was relieved of a valuable silver watch left in the pocket of his gar- ment. The thief is supposed tobe a suspicious looking character whose appearance was observed during the morning and the day before, Tue New Bunaixe St, Jonx’s Couzce, Forpmau.— ‘The well-earned reputation of this institution has of lave years increased the number of applicants for admission to such an extent that it was found necessary, in order to keep pace with the increasing demand, to take steps for the construction of a more commodious building than the one now in use, Accordingly the proposition to erect a new O00 Was upon, and operations at and “gi the poodie while the soul is spreading her han gy butter an inch tbick” on a loaf of his which she charitably in- tends to give him. Eyen the Newfoundland and the gavage bull are noteafe, They are caught in the greet with ther muzzies on, and being unabie to show fight are led off captive to the pouod, their mouthpieces, however, being removed just before reaching that point, when any policemen will lend bis aid to prevent the dog escaping, or from ‘‘chawing up’? the diminutive boy, his captor. Stmauxe 4 Trenk oF Crormxg—Snanr Praction — On Friday last Mr, Alvab Hall, living at 25 West Thirty- first streot, left an order at Studiey’s Express office for hia trunk, containing a lady's and gentleman's wearing apparel valued at $350, to be taken to the Harlem Rail- road depot for the afternoon train. Shortly afterwards rman called at the residence of Mr. Hail and repre. seme! that he ‘been sent for the trunk. The serv girl, believing his story, accordingly dolivered nim U trunk, Ata later hour one of Studiey's express wagons was driven up to the door, and the driver asked for the when he was informod by the girl that it had been icion of something Wrong instantly dashed across the mind of the expressman, and he ioti- that she had beon swindled, Search the carman who took away the trunk Deing found at his stand xth avenue, He said he had been em- wiry the pound presents a wretched appearance and a! all degrees of odors to tho olfactories of tue visitor, Over a bundred dogs are huddied together in a tripie row all around the wali of the frame building, ctosely wedged in together and confined Ww their respective places by ropes tied to rings in the wail. Lauije room ia given for motion, but what there is Is made the most of by the pets, who snar! contin- wously tm indignation at such unprecedented rough treatment, while the bulls ant Newfoundiands take their misfortune calmly and await their fate with the stern, scowling dignity of warriors, All manner, sizes and varieties of dogs are here brought together; dogs with more wag in their tails than length ‘and Dreadth in their bodies, and diminutive curs whose bark is the largest and heaviest part of them. But the hour of execution approaches every day as evening fails, and those among the prisoners to the number of hnadred and more that have dwelt in house of death for two days are flung roughly into the vast vat until it is so closely packed that it will contain and Pager to the Albany is trank, bat Williams wa, her. Hall left the carman to watch the trunk andl at balfpast ve o'clock P.M. the man Williams slipped aboard the Connecticut, aud claiming the trank not there at the time. the commission of the murder, this as his property, was arrested by oificer Paret, of the Then the water is tu on through ce commenced, which have resulted in the comple- the locality ia a mysterious manner, and the Twenty-sixth precinct, then on duty nearthe boat, The large hose, Chere is a wriggling, yeiling, ion’ of ‘ae southern wing of the proposed building. District Attorney Herbert being aroused he accused was subsequently taken before Justice Dow! sp! howling, purhing, snarling, biting, | This wit 30 as to be a complete | sent detectives to hunt her up It ts known that she when Mr. Hall made a complaint against him, Willia and fighting among the living mass for a moment or | establishment im itself. Though no attempt at | was for some time in New York city. Bridget Dergan was identified asthe man on board the Connecticut who | two, and then all turmoil dies away by degrees as the | an elaborate of now ail ‘that this woman aided in the commission of claimed the stolen trunk as his own. It 1s sup) that the prisoner was at the ex office when the or- der was given to take the trunk to the railroad depo She further adds that Mrs. Coriell was water rises, until the last cur sinks bis mose beneath its surface with a Goal how! of execration against his exe- cutioners. This is the scene that is being daily enacted, the puilding, nevertheless, preson' gant ay ‘The material used—biue stone, with white marble trimmiogs—bas beea obtained from quar- and conceived the idea of securing the trunk himee!! and it needs but a single visit on the ‘of one of our grou ‘beton, to the college. The and appropriating the proceeds to his own use, Williams | citizensgo prove to what extent doge of ‘ail kinds are ng rateeved to "m 190 feet f length, 60 feet wide snd oe twent: years of age, # native of England, and | being swept away by this sterniy maintained wartare, | hasan elevation of 90 fect on all sides. There are four | the lives in Fatereze, N. J. He pleads not guilty. whic! ca quietly el bob yom | io riddyng our ‘and an attic, containing all the apartments neces- | she received —— on her 4 an knife = Cane. — streets us nuisances and our citi: of the then om - Twr Hieevax Cast.—Tho proceedings im this case have | streets Tyereeneen: zens 1 | sary for senior students as well as rooms for the junior ee, aS poe oem oe cee ae a been brought (9 # close, It occupied the attention of the Second Polive District Court for a considerable time, not- GIRLS’ LODGING HOUSE IN BROOKLYN. hetanding the os 4 indows. ‘wails are of solid masonry, | woman referred to ‘sais of the onli yee Tadeeltates « apenas TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. saree eu thick at roy Ay tapering upwards to toe | n the nigBt of tae Laaty which will make her arrest of homicide, wae of the slightest mature. The in- cyan 2) besa om ie reaped wet yellow pee, ina | “Tt may bo further stated that the Court of Pardons a th Conenetion with: toe walle aa Wiis Dean Ste—The enclosed letter is from @ redaced but ue in marrow plank, and will be oiled and | were unanimous in affirming the sentence of the con- Rave been published ia fall in the Hanatn, are eum | Tenet woman, an invalid, who was takon by Miss | polished, Ose of the mais apn of this pny Began the ge a4 of fresh in the minds of ite readers, and therefore do not | Yates ofthe Women's Protective Employment Union, | building ia the ¥ spite all che prominets deliberately concocting the ruin of innocent persons and Geet recapitulation, Ihe Touowing we the decinioa of | t the “Girls! Lodging House,” asking permission to | Stok, will Be furnisnel wm eee re hon orate | asthe ange Justice Dodge :—“‘Althongh there are suspicious cireum- | remain there but a single night, and, as may be seen, country and chtely for the use ‘senior sta- | of the real stight hp apy 80 wee Meeps on teas of ‘was refused by the proprietor or superintendent of that | dents. . A spaclors Satan n conn pm severe Geder all th homicide, No evidence is shown to contradict the theory | Institution, G, B. 4. BULELEY, tnd oiner Apejot intended to open the building for the | received with that ihe wounds were self-intheted by the deceased. It Chaplain and Actuary, BY. M,C. A bie evidence. reception of pupils wnili the reassembling of in September next, The records of the college show that pumis from all parts of the United States and Canada, a ng ‘every shade of religious belief, beon educated within its walls, METROPOLITAN BOARD OF REVENUE, The Board held a secret session yesterday, hence to tive the details of their proceedings is impossible, Revenue Inspectors Thomas Barrows and T. J. Conasty report the seizare by them of one hundred and five bar- reis of whiskey om the wharf of the Baltimore Transpor- tation Company, because there was not branded on each barrel, as required by law, the name of distitier, No ineiee Kuavews, of tbe Third dstict, has Depaty C 78, eyed the tan Board of the selzure by him of an iilicit Asti im the cellar of ‘Edwards’ Neptene Howse,” corner together with the building aad contents, and the grow ‘on which it ts witusted. Special —. bas in “detention” about 250 bar- appears by the testimony of a witness who was present With deceased for two hours before her death that abe was perfectly conscivu: 4 souod io her mind, and that pg all that Ume ahe did not accuse any one of vio- ee toward her, No mot ‘hown for the commis. sion of the deod by the defendants, as the relations of the parties toward each otber appear to have been tirely barmonious, no ill feeling appearing to @: between them, and the husband js shown to nave always Kind to bis wife, Again, uo coacealment is at- tempted in regard © Faror, which is found lying pon the mantelpiece, and itis reasonable 10 suppose that if the de(endants or either of them had been guilty of vielence toward the deceased, the first act would have Jeny 1, 1367, Rev, Mr. BULKINY:—Being sick and without mouey I was advised to go to the Girls’ Lodging House for shelier, 1 some arrangement might be made for my adnus- to St, Lake's Hospital, The lady who proposed ny accompanied te thither, and failing ip seeraz Mr, Trott, the Superintendent, inquired for any other person with bom she might transact the business, The young lady who presented herself was vory agreeable, and on being tnformed what was wanted—namely, shelter and ‘ag good food as the regulations would it, with the w ing that whatever was furnished extrl should ve paid for if they desived—the young lady said she bad no dowbt that Mr, Trott would be quite willing to do all he could. Bat it seems be was not willing. On bis Teturn, about nine o'clock in the evening, he ex surprise at a in the parlor, 1 inquired if it was Mr, Trott, Oo bis replying in the affirmative | endeavored to explhin my présence ther, and also ng of tho interview with the young lady, ¢ replied that she knew sothing about it, apd that for me except where there were was no place for me there. I wad so weak and nervous that bi¢ manver terrified me, and I Dentroyed—Lone About $25,000. Conconn, July 13, 1967. A moat destructive fire occurred in this city at an early hour this morning. It broke out im & wood shed at. tached to the rear of the old Emmons Building, on Main immediately north of the American Ho The alarm was promptly given, bat the combustible nature of the property where the fire occurred rendered it im- possible to stay the progress of the flames until serious losses had taken place. The Emmons Building was . Upon a mature con- ny in the case | think the de- should be ed. The motion of defend- ante’ counsel to diamias the case ani discharge ihe accused is therefore granted." i IMPORTANT DECISION REGARDING TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. Not Common Carriere and id Responsible fer Errors in said I bad some friends near Greenwood, aud perbaps | | relsof wi irregularities, rod ene “4 ve 3 rf lied, e jon will be ing the ‘irregularities,’ and ite | bardly well on fire before the fames communicated Sa eliige ance ehiemnerie po A Ra Healt will devrniner@hether the wuiskey te t0 be cos- | the sheds of the American Rouse, and from thence to An important decision relating to telegraph companies has just been rendered by the Supreme Court of thie ‘State in the case of the Western Union Telegraph Com. In either evens the owners do the hotel proper, which was entirely swept away. ‘The Emmons block was three storics im height, and recognise in. the poot Lime boagyrtitnents= vel mpage boop os faforaned tees tate ores 00 toon in che varlous reports of the proceedings of the Se tare Seon ieseees 0 arsenan cuit Court, Carew telegraphed to Baltimore *for forty Theft, and as 1 was going down stairs he@alled | 00 Friday last it was stated that some whisk basement were two eati cases of oysters, In the transmission an error cccorred ims Andrews’ sake they would keep me, | seized at the store of J. A. Farrell, No. 10 Water occupied by Henry M. Sinclair and whereby he received four cases instead of forty. The . hot knowing Brooklyn, It has since been ascertained tl Sher coved tne Ry OE dlanke red to his room, I went forth | brand was used on the barrels referred to, th ingared for $1, whieh hose taken by fon. 7 eon hed da rene ip miei, vem but onved on are he Cir. nt : euit Court held tbe company were liable for to conder wher INDIANS SEEKING THEIR ANNUITY GOOBS. second floor was she damage suffered and finally decided —— kept Benjamin as common carriers, of the deacoss of the church, Se form, se P. }, cont conditions, unies ba was sucesssfal, and I was kindly cared The Indians in the of For for $400, to them, The to receive their asmaity goods from Leavenworth ‘was occupied by holding that the ich had been loaned me ae Ezek of the American carrer, ote Wel they aye @ right fo make agother view to 'y Hill rowte le quiet, building, and was E H i HH J i Ly ui f i if ti ~ | 3 | H z. 3 4 iF i i z A 5 é 2 He HH Ese 28 i 32 7 f i i i & t i Hd : i | H Aa iit ai ? ie vie $2 ae il rete a ut i a in Ee ef i | iH i il ic tH bi i i? ig i 5 z 2 5 z 4 i 3 Ue dill Fae trite H i & s ri E 2 To i a & : = I i the six divisions of the Laborers’ Union Benevolent Se~ ciety was held last evening at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel, corner of Grand and Elizabeth street, Twelve delegates were appointed by each division, and the meeting was called mainly with the view of organizing: for the traneaction of future business, hyp ceo oo ga wen Feoney Secretary Fell was elected President, Owen neaed : Romveiags, coe Drought to the attention of reference to members of th job with non-society men. lt was that all ‘members of the society who worked on a with those who were not fhembers should be fined $1 per the time they remained so employed, thi refer only to cases in which a were society men, About fifty distinct ideas, su; tions and motions scintillated through the brains of that p raised, more than hall pr man silenced the individual then in possession of the foor. It was moved and carried, alter two hours of de- that after July 15 (to-morrow) any member at work on a job on which non-society laborers were: and om which the society men were a majority, ve fined $1 per day for each day’s continuance of labor. ir, Jobn Healy, a delegate from the ers’ Union, was received and presenied his tiais.! The Troy Union has resolved that any member of the New York hy epee visiting them shall be treated as # member of ir organization. A letter from Wm. Jj Jessup, Corresponding Secretary of the National Labog Union, was also read, calling tae attention of the divis ions to the annua! session of Labor to be held in Chicago on the 19th of August next, and invit: ing delegates thereto. After the transaction of some minor business the adjourned to reassemble em the 20th proximo. Operative Bricklayers. hi . ness of a private nature deferred from thee last regular meeting, was beld at their room, corner of Twenty-third second to none other in the country. Breoklyn Branch of the Bakers’ U! There was a well attended mecting of the journeymen bakers of Brooklyn held at Garibaldi Hell, No, 72 Myrtle avenue, last evening, for the purpose of ergan- izing a branch society of that craft, The call was issued Bakers’ Benevolent Association. ‘The Journeymen Bakers’ B@evolent Association met last evening at No, 327 Bowery, the President, P. M. 0. im the chair, 6, bmitied, from which condition, oe ay red that the society is in a flourishing was no business of any public interest transacted, = the meeting adjourned at » comperatively earty ir. JAIL DELIVERY IN ROCHESTER. Rocusster, N. Y., July 18, 1867. James McMahon, John McMahon, Charles Range, Ed. ward O’Brien, Lucasa C. French and John Kavanagh, who were confived in the jail of this county, the first. named for bigamy and the others for burglary and rob- ‘escaped last night and are stit! at liberty. SHIPPING NEWS, PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 12,1857. Arrived. winnd & Frothingham. Hi: passage. J Jat 46 48, lon 27 10, apok® Gi cenne ot Havana, 1d days out: und Ei abl Constellation, bound E; 0th, la! Ezra Nye. No2. Weisser, Bordeaux, 57 days. with. boy ty Lamy Me a Wi head winds asd @ the entire . White, Virgini: Sehr John @ Wright, . Nirginta, irginia. Van Name, Virginia, Virgins, wn, DC. Georgetown, DC, wa, Bark € H Jenkins, of Yarmouth, NS, Brig Sabifia. ‘Wind at sunset NE. American Ports. HAR! peron, July 1Arrived, bark Annie Kimball, NGSfed--Sieamship Manhattan, Woodhall, ¥York. For Other Shipping News See Ninth Page ___ MISCELLANEOUS, pet. A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY « State Loueries. ‘ 8 Taek eee sar Gh, an Sty 40, 19, hy KENTCOKY stare, 44, 17, 8 24, iy 6, Wy ReNTocey st Pees a he nlf at's Sa Sorepens er, Prizes ‘grand Si infoaton given ‘by addressing B. RICHMO) ‘No. ———EE / ee WINGS OF TH RGLA. A Orreae. 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